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In Senegal and Guinea Bissau, Robson fishes for red snapper, horse-eye jack, leerfish and more.

The first leg of Simon's Scandinavian journey takes him from Svalbard, the beautiful archipelago that marks the northernmost outpost of Norway, south into the magical snowy region of Lapland.

The Aztecs battle to save their civilisation from Spanish invaders - but is the real threat from the enemy within?

In Senegal and Guinea Bissau, Robson fishes for red snapper, horse-eye jack, leerfish and more.

Robson Green is in Austria hiking along the stunning Wachau Valley, following the incredible blue Danube, exploring its rich history and enjoying the wonderful food produced on its banks.

The first leg of Simon's Scandinavian journey takes him from Svalbard, the beautiful archipelago that marks the northernmost outpost of Norway, south into the magical snowy region of Lapland.

David Attenborough presents the first in a new series. Coasts: where two worlds collide, and where animals fight for survival amidst constant change.

How did the dolphin get so smart? Chris Packham explores the origins of senses, brains and intelligence, in an evolutionary odyssey that ventures from ocean to land and back again.

In Senegal and Guinea Bissau, Robson fishes for red snapper, horse-eye jack, leerfish and more.

Enjoy the view from a century-old water tower as it is transformed into a unique home, then take flight on a repurposing journey that will rocket the UK space program to prominence.

Guangdong's coastline is the longest in China and is shelter to all manner of extraordinary marine life; Corals, Green Turtles, Bowed fiddler crabs, and the Black-faced spoonbill.

David Attenborough presents the first in a new series. Coasts: where two worlds collide, and where animals fight for survival amidst constant change.

The first leg of Simon's Scandinavian journey takes him from Svalbard, the beautiful archipelago that marks the northernmost outpost of Norway, south into the magical snowy region of Lapland.

During winter most animals abandon the polar regions, but a few extreme survivors remain. This is the story of their battles to endure the planet's harshest winters.

How did the dolphin get so smart? Chris Packham explores the origins of senses, brains and intelligence, in an evolutionary odyssey that ventures from ocean to land and back again.

Guangdong's coastline is the longest in China and is shelter to all manner of extraordinary marine life; Corals, Green Turtles, Bowed fiddler crabs, and the Black-faced spoonbill.

Enjoy the view from a century-old water tower as it is transformed into a unique home, then take flight on a repurposing journey that will rocket the UK space program to prominence.

In Senegal and Guinea Bissau, Robson fishes for red snapper, horse-eye jack, leerfish and more.

David Attenborough presents the first in a new series. Coasts: where two worlds collide, and where animals fight for survival amidst constant change.

The first leg of Simon's Scandinavian journey takes him from Svalbard, the beautiful archipelago that marks the northernmost outpost of Norway, south into the magical snowy region of Lapland.

Alongside Cuban fishermen Robson searches for sardines, tarpons, bonefish, barracudas and grouper fish.

Returning to Nepal, the film crew use thermal cameras and drones to follow tigers after dark, revealing a hidden world of previously unseen behaviour and surprise encounters.

The last leg of Joanna Lumley's journey takes her by dhow to Zanzibar, the spice island of Africa where merchants from around the world have left their mark on the architecture, religion and music.

In Arizona, lightning strikes from so high above the ground, through such clear air, that it creates the perfect conditions for the most electrifying show on Earth.

Alongside Cuban fishermen Robson searches for sardines, tarpons, bonefish, barracudas and grouper fish.

Returning to Nepal, the film crew use thermal cameras and drones to follow tigers after dark, revealing a hidden world of previously unseen behaviour and surprise encounters.

In Arizona, lightning strikes from so high above the ground, through such clear air, that it creates the perfect conditions for the most electrifying show on Earth.

Returning to Nepal, the film crew use thermal cameras and drones to follow tigers after dark, revealing a hidden world of previously unseen behaviour and surprise encounters.

The first leg of Simon's Scandinavian journey takes him from Svalbard, the beautiful archipelago that marks the northernmost outpost of Norway, south into the magical snowy region of Lapland.

In Arizona, lightning strikes from so high above the ground, through such clear air, that it creates the perfect conditions for the most electrifying show on Earth.

Robson Green is in Austria hiking along the stunning Wachau Valley, following the incredible blue Danube, exploring its rich history and enjoying the wonderful food produced on its banks.

Enjoy the view from a century-old water tower as it is transformed into a unique home, then take flight on a repurposing journey that will rocket the UK space program to prominence.

Alongside Cuban fishermen Robson searches for sardines, tarpons, bonefish, barracudas and grouper fish.

The last leg of Joanna Lumley's journey takes her by dhow to Zanzibar, the spice island of Africa where merchants from around the world have left their mark on the architecture, religion and music.

Robson Green is in Austria hiking along the stunning Wachau Valley, following the incredible blue Danube, exploring its rich history and enjoying the wonderful food produced on its banks.

Griff Rhys Jones' journey across NZ using only the back roads sees him travel from Queenstown, over The Remarkables, and finish his trip at the very tip of the country, Bluff.

Enjoy the view from a century-old water tower as it is transformed into a unique home, then take flight on a repurposing journey that will rocket the UK space program to prominence.

What draws humans to the coldest and most hostile reaches of our planet?

The last leg of Joanna Lumley's journey takes her by dhow to Zanzibar, the spice island of Africa where merchants from around the world have left their mark on the architecture, religion and music.

Returning to Nepal, the film crew use thermal cameras and drones to follow tigers after dark, revealing a hidden world of previously unseen behaviour and surprise encounters.

Enjoy the view from a century-old water tower as it is transformed into a unique home, then take flight on a repurposing journey that will rocket the UK space program to prominence.

Alongside Cuban fishermen Robson searches for sardines, tarpons, bonefish, barracudas and grouper fish.

Griff Rhys Jones' journey across NZ using only the back roads sees him travel from Queenstown, over The Remarkables, and finish his trip at the very tip of the country, Bluff.

The last leg of Joanna Lumley's journey takes her by dhow to Zanzibar, the spice island of Africa where merchants from around the world have left their mark on the architecture, religion and music.

Robson fishes for some of Japan's famous fish, including the famously poisonous Fugu and other exotic catches.

Simon Reeve voyages across Mexico's beautiful and remote Sea of Cortez, known as the 'aquarium of the world,' to dive with rare and dangerous sharks.

Lucy must adapt to life as a hunter-gatherer and earn the respect of the tribesmen, whose knowledge, skills and understanding of the land will be vital for the expedition ahead.

In Germany, floods tear through central European towns and villages. In Nepal a landslide threatens local communities. In California, wildfires tear through the states forests and farms.

Robson fishes for some of Japan's famous fish, including the famously poisonous Fugu and other exotic catches.

Simon Reeve voyages across Mexico's beautiful and remote Sea of Cortez, known as the 'aquarium of the world,' to dive with rare and dangerous sharks.

In Germany, floods tear through central European towns and villages. In Nepal a landslide threatens local communities. In California, wildfires tear through the states forests and farms.

Simon Reeve voyages across Mexico's beautiful and remote Sea of Cortez, known as the 'aquarium of the world,' to dive with rare and dangerous sharks.

Lucy must adapt to life as a hunter-gatherer and earn the respect of the tribesmen, whose knowledge, skills and understanding of the land will be vital for the expedition ahead.

In Germany, floods tear through central European towns and villages. In Nepal a landslide threatens local communities. In California, wildfires tear through the states forests and farms.

Guangdong's coastline is the longest in China and is shelter to all manner of extraordinary marine life; Corals, Green Turtles, Bowed fiddler crabs, and the Black-faced spoonbill.

Simon Reeve voyages across Mexico's beautiful and remote Sea of Cortez, known as the 'aquarium of the world,' to dive with rare and dangerous sharks.