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Tanks were introduced in World War I and have become a tool of modern warfare. This film tracks the tank from its initial designs to formidable 21st-century war machine.

Documentary exploring Robert J Oppenheimer's role in developing the atomic bomb, from professor at the University of California to leading the Los Alamos laboratory.

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Charlie Dimmock and Flo Headlam create a woodland garden with a gothic twist in Pershore, on a budget of £5,000 from a plot with nothing in it but a shed and a gas tank.

In Fleet, Hampshire, Stuart and his daughter Freya call upon Flo Headlam and Lee Burkhill's help to create a relaxing family garden, incorporating separate, more private spaces. Freya is looking for somewhere to hang out with friends and relax without conflicting with her dad. The garden is small and has to accommodate some storage and a place for Stuart to work and collect his thoughts. They both

In January, the trio struggle to keep afloat during the harsh winter as Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn work in a tin mine in Cornwall, and experience copper mining, once the major source of Morwellham Quay's wealth. Meanwhile, Ruth visits Honiton, Devon, where she learns the art of lace-making.

To mark the half-way point of their sociological experiment, Alex Langlands, Peter Ginn and Ruth Goodman explore a single day in an Edwardian farmer's household. Using a cache of letters from the time found in Morwhellham to research the realities of life, the trio experience typical daily routines, from the usual early morning hair-styling and oral hygiene, to the end-of-the-day trip to the local

Spring sees the daffodil harvest, accompanied by a rush to get the flowers off to the train station so they can be delivered to towns and cities across the country within hours of being picked. Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn go to Dartmoor for the annual pony trek, and use the occasion to purchase one of the beasts for the farm. However, before their new pony is fit for work, he needs to be trained

Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn set sail in an Edwardian trawler for a fishing trip, but as women were considered bad luck at sea, Ruth Goodman is left ashore to forage on the beach, prepare potted shrimp and build a smoke-house to cure mackerel. She also explores one of the growing fashions of the era by holding a seance, while once back on dry land, Alex and Peter drive their cattle along a danger

Charlie Dimmock and Flo Headlam create a woodland garden with a gothic twist in Pershore, on a budget of £5,000 from a plot with nothing in it but a shed and a gas tank.

In Fleet, Hampshire, Stuart and his daughter Freya call upon Flo Headlam and Lee Burkhill's help to create a relaxing family garden, incorporating separate, more private spaces. Freya is looking for somewhere to hang out with friends and relax without conflicting with her dad. The garden is small and has to accommodate some storage and a place for Stuart to work and collect his thoughts. They both

Account of the Battle of Britain in 1940, when the RAF and Luftwaffe engaged in fierce combat over southern England. Despite being severely outnumbered, RAF squadrons heroically stood up to the enemy onslaught and an impressed President Roosevelt finally agreed to send Churchill the 50 destroyers he had previously requested.

In January, the trio struggle to keep afloat during the harsh winter as Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn work in a tin mine in Cornwall, and experience copper mining, once the major source of Morwellham Quay's wealth. Meanwhile, Ruth visits Honiton, Devon, where she learns the art of lace-making.

To mark the half-way point of their sociological experiment, Alex Langlands, Peter Ginn and Ruth Goodman explore a single day in an Edwardian farmer's household. Using a cache of letters from the time found in Morwhellham to research the realities of life, the trio experience typical daily routines, from the usual early morning hair-styling and oral hygiene, to the end-of-the-day trip to the local

Spring sees the daffodil harvest, accompanied by a rush to get the flowers off to the train station so they can be delivered to towns and cities across the country within hours of being picked. Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn go to Dartmoor for the annual pony trek, and use the occasion to purchase one of the beasts for the farm. However, before their new pony is fit for work, he needs to be trained

A history of the Winstanley and York Road estates in Battersea, South London, from the slum clearances that created them to recent developments. Told by local people who have seen the area change.

Teleshopping programming bringing you a selection of innovative products.

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Your one-stop-shop for all things cruise; bringing you the hottest destinations, ground-breaking ships and the latest deals to ensure your next cruise holiday is your best! All ages.

Young couple Emily and Maurice's narrow new-build garden in Bristol leaves a lot to be desired. They dream of an elegant Mediterranean-inspired space to rekindle happy holiday memories. Working within a £2,500 budget Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull create a stylish, contemporary spot that brings sunshine vibes to the pair's lives.

Bettina and Baljinder want to transform their tired empty plot into a fun, quirky, sociable spot. Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill head to Tadley, Hampshire, to bring bright colour and 'wow factor' to the couple's garden, within a £4,000 budget.

At the end of his spiritual journey across Scotland's Sacred Isles Ben Fogle visits six islands across the Shetland Isles. He meets people whose lives are rooted to these islands' history, visits a tiny church with big ideas and catches up with Shetland chef Akshay Borges, a champion of the island's 'sea harvest'.

The story of the people who have struggled for the right to roam in England - from the mass trespass on Kinder Scout in 1932 to the great Dartmoor Gathering of 2023.

The property expert follows plucky country life newbies through the highs, lows and laughs, as they embrace their fresh starts in beautiful rural retreats. In this opening episode she meets James, who is creating a boutique country hotel, while Gary and Annette enter their village scarecrow competition.

Young couple Emily and Maurice's narrow new-build garden in Bristol leaves a lot to be desired. They dream of an elegant Mediterranean-inspired space to rekindle happy holiday memories. Working within a £2,500 budget Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull create a stylish, contemporary spot that brings sunshine vibes to the pair's lives.

The Many Tears animal rescue centre renovation continues as Max shares tiling tips with volunteer Mark, Kevin helps Jenna overcome her fears and general manager Lisa learns about plumbing. At the Tool Bus, Kevin helps Tasha make a unique chair with just old car wheels and an angle grinder. Kevin and Julia help Angharad make a shelving unit out of a rickety stepladder, and a young mum achieves a ch

In Perth, Bill delves into a culturally rich West Australian tapestry - jamming with a heavy metal prog rock band, who won the hearts and minds of Eurovision fans, and exploring the tunnels of a convicts' gaol. In the renowned Margaret River region, he mixes gnomes, truffles and a special Bill Bailey Shiraz into a comedic cocktail of mischief.

This episode celebrates Black History Month. Ahmed Mudawi delves into Black history and culture while exploring the significance of being both Black and Deaf in today's world.

Anna Mouzouri's touching documentary following the aquatic escapades of two queer mermaids as they find belonging through mermaid races and mermaid conventions.

Bettina and Baljinder want to transform their tired empty plot into a fun, quirky, sociable spot. Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill head to Tadley, Hampshire, to bring bright colour and 'wow factor' to the couple's garden, within a £4,000 budget.

The property guru takes to the countryside alongside the newest addition to his family, German short-haired pointer puppy Luna, where he catches up with some celebrity friends. In this episode, Phil is joined by SAS hero Billy Billingham - the lead instructor on SAS: Who Dares Wins - and his bulldog Alfie. Phil learns about Billy's inspirational life story as they walk, from knife fights on the st

This episode celebrates Black History Month. Ahmed Mudawi delves into Black history and culture while exploring the significance of being both Black and Deaf in today's world.

Soloman Watkins' quirky take as he interviews Michael, owner of the world's most unique collection of Really Thick Glasses. Funded and supported by Together TV and Cat Flap Media.

Respectable: The Mary Millington Story chronicles the extraordinary life and tragic death of Mary Millington - Britain's most famous pornographic actress of the 1970s.