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Expert presenter Mat Watson has a set budget and timeframe to hunt down and secure iconic cars in different parts of Europe for keen car collectors.

The Weimar Republic (1918-1933) is regarded as a departure into the modern age, which failed because too many opponents wanted to put the clock back in the past. The need in Germany was not yet sufficiently developed to face democracy and take political fate into its own hands.

Martin Kemp lifts the lid on Britain's most notorious killers including the Wests, Harold Shipman, the Suffolk Strangler and the Yorkshire Ripper.

In Special Forces you get for the first time a picture of the missions of hyper-trained soldiers, who are 24/7 ready to carry out difficult military assignments all over the world. For two years, a camera crew could follow the training of the Special Forces, and the makers also got access to archive footage of military actions that had never been shown to a large audience before. This yields a unique image of a world that has remained hidden until now. Those of small teams of soldiers who are assigned to each other, and often have to work deep in hostile territory and far from the lines.

Four brand new hour-long documentary specials go beyond the operating table to delve deeper into the science behind Noel Fitzpatrick’s cutting-edge procedures, revealing how he continually pushes the boundaries of veterinary medicine, with the help of special onscreen 3-D graphics giving viewers a glimpse into the extraordinary ambition of Noel’s state of the art surgeries

A mini series spin off from The Secret Life of Books

Working to ensure the survival of endangered species.

How sexually liberated are we really? Sunny Bergman asked that question in Sletvrees? To find the answer, she went on the road with a tent and asked passers-by all about their sexual experiences. Sunny is once again setting up her tent in Las Vegas, San Francisco, London, Berlin and Amsterdam, and using four themes to shed a whole new light on various sexual topics. Young, old, single, freshly in love or together for years, gay, straight or trans, they all bare themselves in Sunny's tent.

The series about World War II begins with a look at the defensive lines, bunkers and fortifications the Japanese built on the island of Okinawa.

Hello Stranger is a contemporary snapshot of the people of Australia. We talk to people in the street, then follow one story home. It turns out that we are more complex, remarkable and much stranger than you've ever imagined.

The young stars of The Secret Life of... return, and they've brought their younger siblings along for a camping holiday.

Kyoto is a city that captivates the hearts of people throughout the four seasons. The beauty of spring, the cherry blossom season, is truly exceptional. In this programme, we will bring you a live broadcast from Daigo-ji Temple, associated with Toyotomi Hideyoshi, featuring evocative footage of Kyoto’s cherry blossoms alongside a variety of topics. ‘What made the legendary “Daigo Hanami” so remarkable?’ ‘A chef from a long-established Kyoto ryotei takes on the challenge of recreating “Taiko Hideyoshi’s Hanami Bento!?”’ ‘What is the mysterious architectural masterpiece left behind by the passion for modernisation in the Meiji era?’ ‘Cherry blossoms that travelled through space??’ and much more. Please enjoy Kyoto in the full bloom of spring to the very last detail.

An Israeli doco series that follows the lives of rescue and security forces.

Nick travels around the country meeting farmers and sampling fresh produce along the way before turning it all into delicious recipes. The cooking is done on location against the stunning natural back drops of arguably one of the most scenic countries in the world. Young and energetic, Nick always has an eye for adventure and his fresh food safari sees him jumping into helicopters, jumping out of planes and riding in 4-wheel drive vehicles. He pulls fresh mussels out of the sea, tastes honey from a hive and picks Kiwifruit off a vine. Nick is a well-respected fine dining chef but his recipes are easy to follow. South African by birth, an Australian by choice, Nick has settled in New Zealand and has a friendly manner and wry humor that will appeal to everyone.

The historical 'detective' Lorenzo Fernández Bueno explores the myths, legends and mysteries of the history of Spain. Can geography unravel some centuries-old enigmas?

Sandesh Kadur uncovers the breathtaking creatures of India.