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Set against the backdrop of IRA activity, this gripping documentary investigates the extraordinary kidnapping of Shergar, a Derby-winning racehorse and global icon.

This two-part documentary series goes inside the making of one of the most unprecedented live events in UFC history: a championship fight staged on the South Lawn of the White House. Exclusive BTS footage from fight night.

In Inspectors, we get to follow the inspectors of the Norwegian Food Safety Authority up close for the first time, in a dramatic and unvarnished encounter with a reality that most of us never get to know. The Norwegian Food Safety Authority is one of Norway's most important, and least known, emergency response agencies. They are responsible for everything that goes in and on our bodies, such as food, drinks, cosmetics and creams – in addition to animal welfare in Norway. They close restaurants, inspect food factories and stop dangerous imports at the border. Sometimes they have to kill animals that are illegally smuggled into the country, and respond when farms are affected by infectious diseases. Through eight episodes, Inspectors shows the people who make the toughest decisions when safety, health and lives are at stake.

Behind the scenes documentary at the Walkers factory as the company launches a crisp flavour and its new logo and packaging design.

Chronicles the investigation into the 1999 disappearance of 34-year-old Debbie Griggs, a pregnant mother of three who vanished from her home in Deal, Kent - a case spanning more than two decades with incredible twists and turns.

This series takes you on a journey through the ages of art, exploring the evolution of creativity across centuries. Each episode uncovers hidden secrets, personal struggles, and the cultural shifts that shaped history's greatest masterpieces. From the brushstrokes of genius to the untold stories behind the canvas, we reveal how every work of art holds far more than meets the eye.

Delves into competitive ice dance's intense world, where deep partnerships, total dedication, and raw emotions merge in the pursuit of Olympic gold.

A series of reviews of the real case of the star Rose Leonel, who was in Maring, took 20 years. A photo exhibition of former new photos was shown, resulting in criticism from Lei Rose Leonel (Lei no. 13772), who criminalized harassment of the mulher.

Angel City FC, Washington Spirit, and KC Current navigate an unpredictable NWSL season.

Forty robberies, two escapes, 28 years behind bars. Uncover the truth behind Australia’s most infamous fugitive, Brenden Abbott.

How far can you go to help a loved one suffering from mental illness? With empathy, Monic Néron and Paul Arcand give a voice to the relatives who dedicate themselves every day, while trying to keep their own head above water.

Ross Kemp investigates the online communities of isolation, anger, and misogyny that are reshaping masculinity. Kemp explores whether Britain’s incels are responsible for the wave of violence against women, or if the roots of the problem lie far deeper and are more widespread than anyone dared think.

The Saga Vault is a reality competition series hosted by prop expert Dan Lanigan that unites the world’s most elite Star Wars super collectors to help curate the upcoming Saga Museum. In each themed episode, passionate film historians pitch the crown jewels of their private Star Wars archives, ranging from screen used film props to rare prototype toys, leaving it up to the audience to vote on which legendary artifact earns a permanent spot inside the physical vault.

We're warming up for the most exciting season in many, many years with a series of Viaplay Talks, where we take a close look at everything new that will shape 2026. The experts are ready - so you can be!

Patricia Paquin and Jessica Barker humorously and insightfully debunk the prejudices associated with being in your fifties. Sexuality, self-esteem, role models on our screens, and roles in society.

At 22, Nikolaj becomes involved in a serious accident and suffered a brain injury. His mother, Krista, begins a struggle to give him an everyday life of meaning and dignity. Together with his family, Krista builds the residence Møn Bakkeby, where Nikolaj can hopefully have the life that Krista wants for him.

The dead never lie. World-renowned forensic pathologist Dr Richard Shepherd shows how bodies reveal the truth, helping murder victims' families get justice for their loved ones.

John Blouin explores the stories of other abduction survivors, having himself been the victim of a parental kidnapping.

In the new series, Petter Nyquist returns to the social housing in Torshov, the place that made a deep impression on both him and the viewers in "Petter - der ingen vil bo". When he lived there, he discovered that many of the residents suffered from a fundamental loneliness and a daily life without purpose and meaning. Now Petter wants to do something about this. That is why he now has a new mission: to create a command center for good deeds: a community-driven initiative where residents can both receive help and contribute themselves, and in this way experience mastery, dignity and belonging.

Beyond filters and buzzwords, this podcast cuts through the cosmetic hype. Surgical or non-surgical, face or body, it breaks down the facts, busts social myths, and lets confidence grow from clarity—not confusion.

A six-part series follows the ambitious attempt to restore one of Ireland’s largest walled gardens and build a viable, community-scale food system from the ground up.

Behind the opulent doors of the hotel, following the team who make the magic happen.

Two stolen lives and a 'suicide pact' that never was. In previously unbroadcast tapes, a killer coldly recounts how he got away with a double murder for 18 years.

Tuva and Ronny have a dream of starting a small hotel in Greece. After a brutal life crisis, they now put everything on the line. It turns out something completely different than expected.

Àngela Mármol and Archie Ted are going through their first major relationship crisis while their public lives continue as usual. Amid trips, photo shoots, and events, they must reconnect and rediscover each other, striking a balance between what they show their followers and what they experience behind the scenes. A premiere in Berlin becomes the perfect opportunity to turn everything around between them.

A compelling new two-part documentary charting the dramatic rise and fall of Olympic swimmer Scott Miller, and his ongoing fight to rebuild his life.