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In a brutal world where nature is both friend and foe, our ancient powers are just beginning, they must use all their skill and ingenuity to shape their territory and establish their cultures. So who will tame the land and claim their future?

Swept away in the rapids in Northern Canada, Cyril is on the verge of hypothermia. He's in the northern reaches of the Cree First Nations territory to catch a mythical predator; the freshwater wolf.

Near the Himalaya lies the natural world's best-kept secret – one of the highest concentrations of tigers on Earth. An extraordinary conservation effort in Nepal has seen tiger numbers in some areas increase six-fold. Tigers usually live solitary lives, some roaming territories of over 100 square kilometres. But on one special island – part of a community-owned forest – several adult tigers, inclu

Robson takes fellow actor Jo Joyner horse riding in the shadow of the Cheviots as he introduces her to Northumberland. An outdoor cookery lesson sees the pair make soda bread.

Robson, his brother David and his uncle Matheson head to the Scottish Highlands to take a pack horse camping trip. They learn to make a cup from wood and find a scenic fishing spot.

Episode one of Sue Perkins' Lost In Thailand opens in magnificent Northern Thailand where Sue explores the breath-taking beauty of the Thai Highlands.

Bad weather causes sea sickness among the team, and their next diving lesson has to be abandoned.

It's time to celebrate, as Steve Backshall's team of ten shark saviours have all passed their dive training and are now fully qualified scuba divers.

Near the Himalaya lies the natural world's best-kept secret – one of the highest concentrations of tigers on Earth. An extraordinary conservation effort in Nepal has seen tiger numbers in some areas increase six-fold. Tigers usually live solitary lives, some roaming territories of over 100 square kilometres. But on one special island – part of a community-owned forest – several adult tigers, inclu

Swept away in the rapids in Northern Canada, Cyril is on the verge of hypothermia. He's in the northern reaches of the Cree First Nations territory to catch a mythical predator; the freshwater wolf.

Feast your eyes on structural marvels brought to life when engineers are forced to go underground. Explore the metamorphosis of an abandoned shipyard into a stunning maritime museum and wet your whistle in a rusty bank vault that's now a speakeasy.

Asia's jungles are exceptionally diverse, but whilst they provide shelter, food and opportunity, they are also full of dangers and hidden threats. In monsoon forests, tigers tenaciously hunt their prey, and prehistoric-looking rhinos play courtship games akin to kiss-chase. In tropical rainforests, female orangutans must search far and wide to find their perfect mates. And in the little-known fore

Bad weather causes sea sickness among the team, and their next diving lesson has to be abandoned.

It's time to celebrate, as Steve Backshall's team of ten shark saviours have all passed their dive training and are now fully qualified scuba divers.

Episode one of Sue Perkins' Lost In Thailand opens in magnificent Northern Thailand where Sue explores the breath-taking beauty of the Thai Highlands.

Uncover the impact that our modern lives are having on our best-loved characters from across the series, including devoted albatross parents unwittingly feeding their chicks discarded plastic and mother dolphins potentially exposing their newborn calves to pollutants through their contaminated milk. Scientists have even discovered that increasing noise levels may stop baby clownfish finding their

Near the Himalaya lies the natural world's best-kept secret – one of the highest concentrations of tigers on Earth. An extraordinary conservation effort in Nepal has seen tiger numbers in some areas increase six-fold. Tigers usually live solitary lives, some roaming territories of over 100 square kilometres. But on one special island – part of a community-owned forest – several adult tigers, inclu

Asia's jungles are exceptionally diverse, but whilst they provide shelter, food and opportunity, they are also full of dangers and hidden threats. In monsoon forests, tigers tenaciously hunt their prey, and prehistoric-looking rhinos play courtship games akin to kiss-chase. In tropical rainforests, female orangutans must search far and wide to find their perfect mates. And in the little-known fore

Feast your eyes on structural marvels brought to life when engineers are forced to go underground. Explore the metamorphosis of an abandoned shipyard into a stunning maritime museum and wet your whistle in a rusty bank vault that's now a speakeasy.

Swept away in the rapids in Northern Canada, Cyril is on the verge of hypothermia. He's in the northern reaches of the Cree First Nations territory to catch a mythical predator; the freshwater wolf.

Bad weather causes sea sickness among the team, and their next diving lesson has to be abandoned.

It's time to celebrate, as Steve Backshall's team of ten shark saviours have all passed their dive training and are now fully qualified scuba divers.

Episode one of Sue Perkins' Lost In Thailand opens in magnificent Northern Thailand where Sue explores the breath-taking beauty of the Thai Highlands.

Cyril's after a huge Aymara. Weighing in at 100lb, this fierce ambush predator is capable of snapping piranhas in half or swallowing them whole.

Steve encounters the largest and most sophisticated hunters on the planet, revealing how the ingenious strategies used by whales can sometimes get these extraordinary predators in trouble.

Robson's journey begins in Alter do Chao, known as the gateway to the rainforest, and the Amazon's answer to the Caribbean. His first challenge is to climb 180 feet up to the top of the canopy via a terrifying route consisting of tightropes and rope ladders. At the top he finds that the view is exhilarating and gives an indication of the incredible scale and richness of this diverse ecosystem.

Cyril faces down a pack of starved black bears and endures rugged conditions when he embarks on a quest in northern Canada to find lake trout; it is a freshwater predator in the freezing waters of the deepest lake in North America.

Cyril's after a huge Aymara. Weighing in at 100lb, this fierce ambush predator is capable of snapping piranhas in half or swallowing them whole.

Steve encounters the largest and most sophisticated hunters on the planet, revealing how the ingenious strategies used by whales can sometimes get these extraordinary predators in trouble.

Robson's journey begins in Alter do Chao, known as the gateway to the rainforest, and the Amazon's answer to the Caribbean. His first challenge is to climb 180 feet up to the top of the canopy via a terrifying route consisting of tightropes and rope ladders. At the top he finds that the view is exhilarating and gives an indication of the incredible scale and richness of this diverse ecosystem.

Cyril faces down a pack of starved black bears and endures rugged conditions when he embarks on a quest in northern Canada to find lake trout; it is a freshwater predator in the freezing waters of the deepest lake in North America.

Cyril's after a huge Aymara. Weighing in at 100lb, this fierce ambush predator is capable of snapping piranhas in half or swallowing them whole.

Steve encounters the largest and most sophisticated hunters on the planet, revealing how the ingenious strategies used by whales can sometimes get these extraordinary predators in trouble.

Episode one of Sue Perkins' Lost In Thailand opens in magnificent Northern Thailand where Sue explores the breath-taking beauty of the Thai Highlands.

Cyril faces down a pack of starved black bears and endures rugged conditions when he embarks on a quest in northern Canada to find lake trout; it is a freshwater predator in the freezing waters of the deepest lake in North America.

Robson takes fellow actor Jo Joyner horse riding in the shadow of the Cheviots as he introduces her to Northumberland. An outdoor cookery lesson sees the pair make soda bread.

Robson, his brother David and his uncle Matheson head to the Scottish Highlands to take a pack horse camping trip. They learn to make a cup from wood and find a scenic fishing spot.

Feast your eyes on structural marvels brought to life when engineers are forced to go underground. Explore the metamorphosis of an abandoned shipyard into a stunning maritime museum and wet your whistle in a rusty bank vault that's now a speakeasy.

Asia's jungles are exceptionally diverse, but whilst they provide shelter, food and opportunity, they are also full of dangers and hidden threats. In monsoon forests, tigers tenaciously hunt their prey, and prehistoric-looking rhinos play courtship games akin to kiss-chase. In tropical rainforests, female orangutans must search far and wide to find their perfect mates. And in the little-known fore

Robson's journey begins in Alter do Chao, known as the gateway to the rainforest, and the Amazon's answer to the Caribbean. His first challenge is to climb 180 feet up to the top of the canopy via a terrifying route consisting of tightropes and rope ladders. At the top he finds that the view is exhilarating and gives an indication of the incredible scale and richness of this diverse ecosystem.

Robson takes fellow actor Jo Joyner horse riding in the shadow of the Cheviots as he introduces her to Northumberland. An outdoor cookery lesson sees the pair make soda bread.

Robson, his brother David and his uncle Matheson head to the Scottish Highlands to take a pack horse camping trip. They learn to make a cup from wood and find a scenic fishing spot.

Ash and his team attempt record‑breaking climbs of Suriname's highest peaks, battling dense jungle, brutal terrain and exhaustion. After conquering Julianatop, they press on by river and on foot toward Table Mountain, facing dangerous wildlife, hidden hazards and punishing conditions.

Feast your eyes on structural marvels brought to life when engineers are forced to go underground. Explore the metamorphosis of an abandoned shipyard into a stunning maritime museum and wet your whistle in a rusty bank vault that's now a speakeasy.

The dark, a world of opportunity for mammals. More than two-thirds prefer the cover of the night, with some now returning to the safety of the shadows in order to avoid us.

Robson's journey begins in Alter do Chao, known as the gateway to the rainforest, and the Amazon's answer to the Caribbean. His first challenge is to climb 180 feet up to the top of the canopy via a terrifying route consisting of tightropes and rope ladders. At the top he finds that the view is exhilarating and gives an indication of the incredible scale and richness of this diverse ecosystem.

Steve encounters the largest and most sophisticated hunters on the planet, revealing how the ingenious strategies used by whales can sometimes get these extraordinary predators in trouble.

Feast your eyes on structural marvels brought to life when engineers are forced to go underground. Explore the metamorphosis of an abandoned shipyard into a stunning maritime museum and wet your whistle in a rusty bank vault that's now a speakeasy.

Cyril's after a huge Aymara. Weighing in at 100lb, this fierce ambush predator is capable of snapping piranhas in half or swallowing them whole.

Ash and his team attempt record‑breaking climbs of Suriname's highest peaks, battling dense jungle, brutal terrain and exhaustion. After conquering Julianatop, they press on by river and on foot toward Table Mountain, facing dangerous wildlife, hidden hazards and punishing conditions.

Robson's journey begins in Alter do Chao, known as the gateway to the rainforest, and the Amazon's answer to the Caribbean. His first challenge is to climb 180 feet up to the top of the canopy via a terrifying route consisting of tightropes and rope ladders. At the top he finds that the view is exhilarating and gives an indication of the incredible scale and richness of this diverse ecosystem.

Cyril is in Kiribati on a mission to catch a brutal and fearless predator capable of ramming sharks to death with its repetitive headbutts. The adventure is on to find the Giant Trevally.

Come behind the scenes and meet the conservationists working to protect South Luangwa and its precious wildlife. We uncover the amazing efforts by scientists, anti-poaching teams and film-makers that made this series possible.

In Kuala Lumpur, Michael tries the ancient art of pewter smithing and learns how the discovery of tin transformed a muddy estuary into Malaysia's thriving capital.

A devastating Hurricane wipes out a Caribbean island, a rare Californian Tornado catches people off guard, a powerful Derecho pounds Canada and the Australian outback is ablaze.

Cyril is in Kiribati on a mission to catch a brutal and fearless predator capable of ramming sharks to death with its repetitive headbutts. The adventure is on to find the Giant Trevally.

Come behind the scenes and meet the conservationists working to protect South Luangwa and its precious wildlife. We uncover the amazing efforts by scientists, anti-poaching teams and film-makers that made this series possible.

In Kuala Lumpur, Michael tries the ancient art of pewter smithing and learns how the discovery of tin transformed a muddy estuary into Malaysia's thriving capital.

A devastating Hurricane wipes out a Caribbean island, a rare Californian Tornado catches people off guard, a powerful Derecho pounds Canada and the Australian outback is ablaze.

Cyril is in Kiribati on a mission to catch a brutal and fearless predator capable of ramming sharks to death with its repetitive headbutts. The adventure is on to find the Giant Trevally.

Come behind the scenes and meet the conservationists working to protect South Luangwa and its precious wildlife. We uncover the amazing efforts by scientists, anti-poaching teams and film-makers that made this series possible.

In Kuala Lumpur, Michael tries the ancient art of pewter smithing and learns how the discovery of tin transformed a muddy estuary into Malaysia's thriving capital.

A devastating Hurricane wipes out a Caribbean island, a rare Californian Tornado catches people off guard, a powerful Derecho pounds Canada and the Australian outback is ablaze.

Asia's jungles are exceptionally diverse, but whilst they provide shelter, food and opportunity, they are also full of dangers and hidden threats. In monsoon forests, tigers tenaciously hunt their prey, and prehistoric-looking rhinos play courtship games akin to kiss-chase. In tropical rainforests, female orangutans must search far and wide to find their perfect mates. And in the little-known fore

Come behind the scenes and meet the conservationists working to protect South Luangwa and its precious wildlife. We uncover the amazing efforts by scientists, anti-poaching teams and film-makers that made this series possible.

Steve encounters the largest and most sophisticated hunters on the planet, revealing how the ingenious strategies used by whales can sometimes get these extraordinary predators in trouble.

Robson's journey begins in Alter do Chao, known as the gateway to the rainforest, and the Amazon's answer to the Caribbean. His first challenge is to climb 180 feet up to the top of the canopy via a terrifying route consisting of tightropes and rope ladders. At the top he finds that the view is exhilarating and gives an indication of the incredible scale and richness of this diverse ecosystem.

Episode one of Sue Perkins' Lost In Thailand opens in magnificent Northern Thailand where Sue explores the breath-taking beauty of the Thai Highlands.

Come behind the scenes and meet the conservationists working to protect South Luangwa and its precious wildlife. We uncover the amazing efforts by scientists, anti-poaching teams and film-makers that made this series possible.

Paddy McGuinness enjoys a lot of taste tests when he visits a factory in London to learn how they produce sticky toffee flapjacks on an epic scale.

Steve encounters the largest and most sophisticated hunters on the planet, revealing how the ingenious strategies used by whales can sometimes get these extraordinary predators in trouble.

Robson's journey begins in Alter do Chao, known as the gateway to the rainforest, and the Amazon's answer to the Caribbean. His first challenge is to climb 180 feet up to the top of the canopy via a terrifying route consisting of tightropes and rope ladders. At the top he finds that the view is exhilarating and gives an indication of the incredible scale and richness of this diverse ecosystem.

In Kuala Lumpur, Michael tries the ancient art of pewter smithing and learns how the discovery of tin transformed a muddy estuary into Malaysia's thriving capital.

Paddy McGuinness enjoys a lot of taste tests when he visits a factory in London to learn how they produce sticky toffee flapjacks on an epic scale.

Come behind the scenes and meet the conservationists working to protect South Luangwa and its precious wildlife. We uncover the amazing efforts by scientists, anti-poaching teams and film-makers that made this series possible.

Bad weather causes sea sickness among the team, and their next diving lesson has to be abandoned.

It's time to celebrate, as Steve Backshall's team of ten shark saviours have all passed their dive training and are now fully qualified scuba divers.

Paddy McGuinness enjoys a lot of taste tests when he visits a factory in London to learn how they produce sticky toffee flapjacks on an epic scale.

Come behind the scenes and meet the conservationists working to protect South Luangwa and its precious wildlife. We uncover the amazing efforts by scientists, anti-poaching teams and film-makers that made this series possible.

In Kuala Lumpur, Michael tries the ancient art of pewter smithing and learns how the discovery of tin transformed a muddy estuary into Malaysia's thriving capital.

In a brutal world where nature is both friend and foe, our ancient powers are just beginning, they must use all their skill and ingenuity to shape their territory and establish their cultures. So who will tame the land and claim their future?

Paddy McGuinness enjoys a lot of taste tests when he visits a factory in London to learn how they produce sticky toffee flapjacks on an epic scale.

Come behind the scenes and meet the conservationists working to protect South Luangwa and its precious wildlife. We uncover the amazing efforts by scientists, anti-poaching teams and film-makers that made this series possible.

In Kuala Lumpur, Michael tries the ancient art of pewter smithing and learns how the discovery of tin transformed a muddy estuary into Malaysia's thriving capital.

In a brutal world where nature is both friend and foe, our ancient powers are just beginning, they must use all their skill and ingenuity to shape their territory and establish their cultures. So who will tame the land and claim their future?

Robson's journey begins in Alter do Chao, known as the gateway to the rainforest, and the Amazon's answer to the Caribbean. His first challenge is to climb 180 feet up to the top of the canopy via a terrifying route consisting of tightropes and rope ladders. At the top he finds that the view is exhilarating and gives an indication of the incredible scale and richness of this diverse ecosystem.

Paddy McGuinness enjoys a lot of taste tests when he visits a factory in London to learn how they produce sticky toffee flapjacks on an epic scale.

In Kuala Lumpur, Michael tries the ancient art of pewter smithing and learns how the discovery of tin transformed a muddy estuary into Malaysia's thriving capital.

In a brutal world where nature is both friend and foe, our ancient powers are just beginning, they must use all their skill and ingenuity to shape their territory and establish their cultures. So who will tame the land and claim their future?

Robson's journey begins in Alter do Chao, known as the gateway to the rainforest, and the Amazon's answer to the Caribbean. His first challenge is to climb 180 feet up to the top of the canopy via a terrifying route consisting of tightropes and rope ladders. At the top he finds that the view is exhilarating and gives an indication of the incredible scale and richness of this diverse ecosystem.

Asia's jungles are exceptionally diverse, but whilst they provide shelter, food and opportunity, they are also full of dangers and hidden threats. In monsoon forests, tigers tenaciously hunt their prey, and prehistoric-looking rhinos play courtship games akin to kiss-chase. In tropical rainforests, female orangutans must search far and wide to find their perfect mates. And in the little-known fore

Ash and his team attempt record‑breaking climbs of Suriname's highest peaks, battling dense jungle, brutal terrain and exhaustion. After conquering Julianatop, they press on by river and on foot toward Table Mountain, facing dangerous wildlife, hidden hazards and punishing conditions.

Episode one of Sue Perkins' Lost In Thailand opens in magnificent Northern Thailand where Sue explores the breath-taking beauty of the Thai Highlands.

Bad weather causes sea sickness among the team, and their next diving lesson has to be abandoned.

It's time to celebrate, as Steve Backshall's team of ten shark saviours have all passed their dive training and are now fully qualified scuba divers.

In Kuala Lumpur, Michael tries the ancient art of pewter smithing and learns how the discovery of tin transformed a muddy estuary into Malaysia's thriving capital.

Robson's journey begins in Alter do Chao, known as the gateway to the rainforest, and the Amazon's answer to the Caribbean. His first challenge is to climb 180 feet up to the top of the canopy via a terrifying route consisting of tightropes and rope ladders. At the top he finds that the view is exhilarating and gives an indication of the incredible scale and richness of this diverse ecosystem.

Episode one of Sue Perkins' Lost In Thailand opens in magnificent Northern Thailand where Sue explores the breath-taking beauty of the Thai Highlands.

Ash and his team attempt record‑breaking climbs of Suriname's highest peaks, battling dense jungle, brutal terrain and exhaustion. After conquering Julianatop, they press on by river and on foot toward Table Mountain, facing dangerous wildlife, hidden hazards and punishing conditions.

Asia's jungles are exceptionally diverse, but whilst they provide shelter, food and opportunity, they are also full of dangers and hidden threats. In monsoon forests, tigers tenaciously hunt their prey, and prehistoric-looking rhinos play courtship games akin to kiss-chase. In tropical rainforests, female orangutans must search far and wide to find their perfect mates. And in the little-known fore

Robson's journey begins in Alter do Chao, known as the gateway to the rainforest, and the Amazon's answer to the Caribbean. His first challenge is to climb 180 feet up to the top of the canopy via a terrifying route consisting of tightropes and rope ladders. At the top he finds that the view is exhilarating and gives an indication of the incredible scale and richness of this diverse ecosystem.

In Kuala Lumpur, Michael tries the ancient art of pewter smithing and learns how the discovery of tin transformed a muddy estuary into Malaysia's thriving capital.

Ash and his team attempt record‑breaking climbs of Suriname's highest peaks, battling dense jungle, brutal terrain and exhaustion. After conquering Julianatop, they press on by river and on foot toward Table Mountain, facing dangerous wildlife, hidden hazards and punishing conditions.

Bad weather causes sea sickness among the team, and their next diving lesson has to be abandoned.

It's time to celebrate, as Steve Backshall's team of ten shark saviours have all passed their dive training and are now fully qualified scuba divers.

Robson's journey begins in Alter do Chao, known as the gateway to the rainforest, and the Amazon's answer to the Caribbean. His first challenge is to climb 180 feet up to the top of the canopy via a terrifying route consisting of tightropes and rope ladders. At the top he finds that the view is exhilarating and gives an indication of the incredible scale and richness of this diverse ecosystem.

Ash and his team attempt record‑breaking climbs of Suriname's highest peaks, battling dense jungle, brutal terrain and exhaustion. After conquering Julianatop, they press on by river and on foot toward Table Mountain, facing dangerous wildlife, hidden hazards and punishing conditions.

In Asia, the most densely populated continent, animals have developed extraordinary ways to seize the opportunities of the human world. From tigers entering a city to hunt easy prey, to elephants stopping traffic to demand food from motorists. A small park in central Bangkok supports three hundred giant lizards, whilst a flying squirrel in Taipei has made a cosy home in a school. Yet, the changing

In Kuala Lumpur, Michael tries the ancient art of pewter smithing and learns how the discovery of tin transformed a muddy estuary into Malaysia's thriving capital.

Episode one of Sue Perkins' Lost In Thailand opens in magnificent Northern Thailand where Sue explores the breath-taking beauty of the Thai Highlands.

Feast your eyes on structural marvels brought to life when engineers are forced to go underground. Explore the metamorphosis of an abandoned shipyard into a stunning maritime museum and wet your whistle in a rusty bank vault that's now a speakeasy.

In Kuala Lumpur, Michael tries the ancient art of pewter smithing and learns how the discovery of tin transformed a muddy estuary into Malaysia's thriving capital.

Ash and his team attempt record‑breaking climbs of Suriname's highest peaks, battling dense jungle, brutal terrain and exhaustion. After conquering Julianatop, they press on by river and on foot toward Table Mountain, facing dangerous wildlife, hidden hazards and punishing conditions.

Episode one of Sue Perkins' Lost In Thailand opens in magnificent Northern Thailand where Sue explores the breath-taking beauty of the Thai Highlands.

Bad weather causes sea sickness among the team, and their next diving lesson has to be abandoned.

It's time to celebrate, as Steve Backshall's team of ten shark saviours have all passed their dive training and are now fully qualified scuba divers.

Feast your eyes on structural marvels brought to life when engineers are forced to go underground. Explore the metamorphosis of an abandoned shipyard into a stunning maritime museum and wet your whistle in a rusty bank vault that's now a speakeasy.

A devastating Hurricane wipes out a Caribbean island, a rare Californian Tornado catches people off guard, a powerful Derecho pounds Canada and the Australian outback is ablaze.

Come behind the scenes and meet the conservationists working to protect South Luangwa and its precious wildlife. We uncover the amazing efforts by scientists, anti-poaching teams and film-makers that made this series possible.

Michael begins his adventures in Hong Kong, with railway highlights including the cable funicular to the top of Hong Kong's highest mountain, the Peak, and the enviable Mass Transit System.

Michael Portillo embarks on a two-part adventure through Thailand. Michael helps out at an elephant hospital, tries his hand at the art of umbrella-making and learns about northern Thai cuisine.

Michael Portillo steps into the ring under the guidance of champion trainer Master Toddy to learn muay Thai boxing. Can he perfect the cobra-inspired right hook?

Michael Portillo boards Vietnam's spectacular Reunification Railway to make a 1,000-mile journey from Ho Chi Minh City to Hanoi. He visits the container port of Haiphong and finishes in Halong Bay.

Michael Portillo travels through the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. Near the formidable imperial city of Hue, Michael meets milliner Mrs Ngo, who teaches him how to make the iconic conical hat.

In the heaving megacity of Jakarta, Michael Portillo uncovers Indonesia's colonial past as part of a Dutch empire and its rich history as a port.

Beginning in Java's royal city, Yogyakarta, Michael Portillo visits the Sultan's Palace and witnesses the ancient art of shadow puppetry, known as wayang.

Michael rides one of the steepest and fastest funicular railways in the world and steps into a tropical paradise as he releases exotic specimens at Malaysia's first butterfly sanctuary.

In Kuala Lumpur, Michael tries the ancient art of pewter smithing and learns how the discovery of tin transformed a muddy estuary into Malaysia's thriving capital.

Michael Portillo's railway tour reaches its final stop - Singapore. Michael walks the streets of Chinatown with a local artist and uncovers the history of the Chinese community there.

Come behind the scenes and meet the conservationists working to protect South Luangwa and its precious wildlife. We uncover the amazing efforts by scientists, anti-poaching teams and film-makers that made this series possible.

The retired footballer travels to the southern Utah desert after his kids accuse him of softness. They hike through the desert, but Deion's fear of snakes must soon be overcome.

Seventy-one million years ago lived a teenage Albertosaurus - a faster, nimbler relative of T. rex. She had to earn her place in a deadly, ferocious pack or risk starvation. Today, palaeontologists in western Canada are unearthing her remains, allowing us to imagine her story. Based on real-world evidence, stunning VFX recreate her encounters, from hunting pterosaurs to fighting the dominant matri

Ash and the team begin their final push to the ocean, but the journey becomes a brutal test of endurance. Facing rapids, storms, exhaustion and injury, they battle on through remote wilderness. After setbacks - including a damaged kayak - they press on, paddling for 36 hours straight. On Day 37, they finally reach the Atlantic, completing an extraordinary world‑record expedition.

Paddy McGuinness and Cherry Healey visit a factory producing half a million sausage rolls a day.

The retired footballer travels to the southern Utah desert after his kids accuse him of softness. They hike through the desert, but Deion's fear of snakes must soon be overcome.

Seventy-one million years ago lived a teenage Albertosaurus - a faster, nimbler relative of T. rex. She had to earn her place in a deadly, ferocious pack or risk starvation. Today, palaeontologists in western Canada are unearthing her remains, allowing us to imagine her story. Based on real-world evidence, stunning VFX recreate her encounters, from hunting pterosaurs to fighting the dominant matri

Ash and the team begin their final push to the ocean, but the journey becomes a brutal test of endurance. Facing rapids, storms, exhaustion and injury, they battle on through remote wilderness. After setbacks - including a damaged kayak - they press on, paddling for 36 hours straight. On Day 37, they finally reach the Atlantic, completing an extraordinary world‑record expedition.

Paddy McGuinness and Cherry Healey visit a factory producing half a million sausage rolls a day.

Seventy-one million years ago lived a teenage Albertosaurus - a faster, nimbler relative of T. rex. She had to earn her place in a deadly, ferocious pack or risk starvation. Today, palaeontologists in western Canada are unearthing her remains, allowing us to imagine her story. Based on real-world evidence, stunning VFX recreate her encounters, from hunting pterosaurs to fighting the dominant matri

Ash and the team begin their final push to the ocean, but the journey becomes a brutal test of endurance. Facing rapids, storms, exhaustion and injury, they battle on through remote wilderness. After setbacks - including a damaged kayak - they press on, paddling for 36 hours straight. On Day 37, they finally reach the Atlantic, completing an extraordinary world‑record expedition.

Paddy McGuinness and Cherry Healey visit a factory producing half a million sausage rolls a day.

In Asia, the most densely populated continent, animals have developed extraordinary ways to seize the opportunities of the human world. From tigers entering a city to hunt easy prey, to elephants stopping traffic to demand food from motorists. A small park in central Bangkok supports three hundred giant lizards, whilst a flying squirrel in Taipei has made a cosy home in a school. Yet, the changing

Ash and the team begin their final push to the ocean, but the journey becomes a brutal test of endurance. Facing rapids, storms, exhaustion and injury, they battle on through remote wilderness. After setbacks - including a damaged kayak - they press on, paddling for 36 hours straight. On Day 37, they finally reach the Atlantic, completing an extraordinary world‑record expedition.

The retired footballer travels to the southern Utah desert after his kids accuse him of softness. They hike through the desert, but Deion's fear of snakes must soon be overcome.

Paddy McGuinness and Cherry Healey visit a factory producing half a million sausage rolls a day.

Seventy-one million years ago lived a teenage Albertosaurus - a faster, nimbler relative of T. rex. She had to earn her place in a deadly, ferocious pack or risk starvation. Today, palaeontologists in western Canada are unearthing her remains, allowing us to imagine her story. Based on real-world evidence, stunning VFX recreate her encounters, from hunting pterosaurs to fighting the dominant matri

In Asia, the most densely populated continent, animals have developed extraordinary ways to seize the opportunities of the human world. From tigers entering a city to hunt easy prey, to elephants stopping traffic to demand food from motorists. A small park in central Bangkok supports three hundred giant lizards, whilst a flying squirrel in Taipei has made a cosy home in a school. Yet, the changing

Ash and the team begin their final push to the ocean, but the journey becomes a brutal test of endurance. Facing rapids, storms, exhaustion and injury, they battle on through remote wilderness. After setbacks - including a damaged kayak - they press on, paddling for 36 hours straight. On Day 37, they finally reach the Atlantic, completing an extraordinary world‑record expedition.

From freshwater jungle ponds to the dark depths of the open ocean, air breathing mammals have found remarkable ways to overcome the many challenges of a life in water.

Seventy-one million years ago lived a teenage Albertosaurus - a faster, nimbler relative of T. rex. She had to earn her place in a deadly, ferocious pack or risk starvation. Today, palaeontologists in western Canada are unearthing her remains, allowing us to imagine her story. Based on real-world evidence, stunning VFX recreate her encounters, from hunting pterosaurs to fighting the dominant matri

Paddy McGuinness and Cherry Healey visit a factory producing half a million sausage rolls a day.

In Asia, the most densely populated continent, animals have developed extraordinary ways to seize the opportunities of the human world. From tigers entering a city to hunt easy prey, to elephants stopping traffic to demand food from motorists. A small park in central Bangkok supports three hundred giant lizards, whilst a flying squirrel in Taipei has made a cosy home in a school. Yet, the changing

The retired footballer travels to the southern Utah desert after his kids accuse him of softness. They hike through the desert, but Deion's fear of snakes must soon be overcome.

Seventy-one million years ago lived a teenage Albertosaurus - a faster, nimbler relative of T. rex. She had to earn her place in a deadly, ferocious pack or risk starvation. Today, palaeontologists in western Canada are unearthing her remains, allowing us to imagine her story. Based on real-world evidence, stunning VFX recreate her encounters, from hunting pterosaurs to fighting the dominant matri

Ash and the team begin their final push to the ocean, but the journey becomes a brutal test of endurance. Facing rapids, storms, exhaustion and injury, they battle on through remote wilderness. After setbacks - including a damaged kayak - they press on, paddling for 36 hours straight. On Day 37, they finally reach the Atlantic, completing an extraordinary world‑record expedition.

Bear Grylls is joined by Tom Arnold on an adventure through the mountains of Oregon. This adventure begins with a helicopter ride to an isolated forest.

Steve takes us into the dangerous world of crocodiles - one of nature's most fearsome predators - entering croc-infested territory escorted by an armed safari guide.

Robson takes football pundit Chris Kamara on a trip to North York Moors National Park. They take high tea on a steam train, overnight in a glamping pod and hunt for fossils.

Robson's in the Cairngorms, joined by Gail Porter. They cycle around Loch Malachie before trying to get a glimpse of ospreys in the wild. Poetry, fresh air and landscapes make for a restful weekend.

Get on board with a cool use for a Boeing 747's wings, which are now the roof of a California house, and step inside a theatre that rose like a phoenix from Industrial Revolution ashes. See how these two structures push repurposing to new heights.

Bear Grylls is joined by Tom Arnold on an adventure through the mountains of Oregon. This adventure begins with a helicopter ride to an isolated forest.

Steve takes us into the dangerous world of crocodiles - one of nature's most fearsome predators - entering croc-infested territory escorted by an armed safari guide.

Robson takes football pundit Chris Kamara on a trip to North York Moors National Park. They take high tea on a steam train, overnight in a glamping pod and hunt for fossils.

Robson's in the Cairngorms, joined by Gail Porter. They cycle around Loch Malachie before trying to get a glimpse of ospreys in the wild. Poetry, fresh air and landscapes make for a restful weekend.

Bear Grylls is joined by Tom Arnold on an adventure through the mountains of Oregon. This adventure begins with a helicopter ride to an isolated forest.

Ash and the team begin their final push to the ocean, but the journey becomes a brutal test of endurance. Facing rapids, storms, exhaustion and injury, they battle on through remote wilderness. After setbacks - including a damaged kayak - they press on, paddling for 36 hours straight. On Day 37, they finally reach the Atlantic, completing an extraordinary world‑record expedition.

Seventy-one million years ago lived a teenage Albertosaurus - a faster, nimbler relative of T. rex. She had to earn her place in a deadly, ferocious pack or risk starvation. Today, palaeontologists in western Canada are unearthing her remains, allowing us to imagine her story. Based on real-world evidence, stunning VFX recreate her encounters, from hunting pterosaurs to fighting the dominant matri

Steve takes us into the dangerous world of crocodiles - one of nature's most fearsome predators - entering croc-infested territory escorted by an armed safari guide.

Robson takes football pundit Chris Kamara on a trip to North York Moors National Park. They take high tea on a steam train, overnight in a glamping pod and hunt for fossils.

Robson's in the Cairngorms, joined by Gail Porter. They cycle around Loch Malachie before trying to get a glimpse of ospreys in the wild. Poetry, fresh air and landscapes make for a restful weekend.

Ash and the team begin their final push to the ocean, but the journey becomes a brutal test of endurance. Facing rapids, storms, exhaustion and injury, they battle on through remote wilderness. After setbacks - including a damaged kayak - they press on, paddling for 36 hours straight. On Day 37, they finally reach the Atlantic, completing an extraordinary world‑record expedition.

Bear Grylls is joined by Tom Arnold on an adventure through the mountains of Oregon. This adventure begins with a helicopter ride to an isolated forest.

Steve takes us into the dangerous world of crocodiles - one of nature's most fearsome predators - entering croc-infested territory escorted by an armed safari guide.

Robson takes football pundit Chris Kamara on a trip to North York Moors National Park. They take high tea on a steam train, overnight in a glamping pod and hunt for fossils.

Robson's in the Cairngorms, joined by Gail Porter. They cycle around Loch Malachie before trying to get a glimpse of ospreys in the wild. Poetry, fresh air and landscapes make for a restful weekend.

Ash and the team begin their final push to the ocean, but the journey becomes a brutal test of endurance. Facing rapids, storms, exhaustion and injury, they battle on through remote wilderness. After setbacks - including a damaged kayak - they press on, paddling for 36 hours straight. On Day 37, they finally reach the Atlantic, completing an extraordinary world‑record expedition.

In Asia, the most densely populated continent, animals have developed extraordinary ways to seize the opportunities of the human world. From tigers entering a city to hunt easy prey, to elephants stopping traffic to demand food from motorists. A small park in central Bangkok supports three hundred giant lizards, whilst a flying squirrel in Taipei has made a cosy home in a school. Yet, the changing

From ice-covered seas to snow-capped mountains, mammals have conquered the cold, living in the harshest places on earth, thanks to their remarkable intelligence and adaptations.

Steve takes us into the dangerous world of crocodiles - one of nature's most fearsome predators - entering croc-infested territory escorted by an armed safari guide.

Ash and the team begin their final push to the ocean, but the journey becomes a brutal test of endurance. Facing rapids, storms, exhaustion and injury, they battle on through remote wilderness. After setbacks - including a damaged kayak - they press on, paddling for 36 hours straight. On Day 37, they finally reach the Atlantic, completing an extraordinary world‑record expedition.

Robson takes football pundit Chris Kamara on a trip to North York Moors National Park. They take high tea on a steam train, overnight in a glamping pod and hunt for fossils.

Robson's in the Cairngorms, joined by Gail Porter. They cycle around Loch Malachie before trying to get a glimpse of ospreys in the wild. Poetry, fresh air and landscapes make for a restful weekend.

Bear Grylls is joined by Tom Arnold on an adventure through the mountains of Oregon. This adventure begins with a helicopter ride to an isolated forest.

Steve takes us into the dangerous world of crocodiles - one of nature's most fearsome predators - entering croc-infested territory escorted by an armed safari guide.

Get on board with a cool use for a Boeing 747's wings, which are now the roof of a California house, and step inside a theatre that rose like a phoenix from Industrial Revolution ashes. See how these two structures push repurposing to new heights.

World-renowned survivalist Bear Grylls leads Zac Efron on a non-stop extreme survival journey into the Northeast Appalachian mountain range wilderness.

In western Nepal, the team are continuing their tiger expedition. As monsoon storms loom and temperatures soar, the big cats are becoming more active at night. Tiger mother Goma is teaching her cubs to become independent, while Mala is struggling to keep her lone surviving cub out of trouble. The crew must adapt to the challenging conditions, deploying military-grade thermal cameras and drones to

Sue heads south to the enticing turquoise waters of Phuket, the country's largest island. Making her diving debut in the tropical waters of the Andaman Sea, she learns how destructive humans can be to the fragile coral reefs - and participates in the world's most scenic litter picking exercise.

In an unpredictable world our ancient powers must lay down the foundations of their societies to show their strength and protect their people. Who will build their way to glory?

World-renowned survivalist Bear Grylls leads Zac Efron on a non-stop extreme survival journey into the Northeast Appalachian mountain range wilderness.

In western Nepal, the team are continuing their tiger expedition. As monsoon storms loom and temperatures soar, the big cats are becoming more active at night. Tiger mother Goma is teaching her cubs to become independent, while Mala is struggling to keep her lone surviving cub out of trouble. The crew must adapt to the challenging conditions, deploying military-grade thermal cameras and drones to

Sue heads south to the enticing turquoise waters of Phuket, the country's largest island. Making her diving debut in the tropical waters of the Andaman Sea, she learns how destructive humans can be to the fragile coral reefs - and participates in the world's most scenic litter picking exercise.