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SWV's comeback tour includes high profile performances in London, New York and Los Angeles, but the group's future is in jeopardy when trust issues and old secrets threaten to break them up again.

Shear Madness takes us on the journey of city-girl-turned-sheep-farmer Natalie Redding, as she juggles her many farm animals and her family of five children with her husband Sean.

He's here to help, but you're not helping.

The Red Rising series follows Darrow, a member of the lowest caste (Reds) in a color-coded society, who discovers the higher castes have been lying about the terraforming of Mars. To get revenge, he undergoes a brutal transformation to become a Gold and infiltrates the elite's training academy to destroy the system from within. The story begins as a dystopian revenge tale but evolves into a vast, space-opera-style saga of war, politics, and rebellion across the solar system.

The Treehouse Guys' follows a group of DIY treehouse builders, tackling some huge projects for their clients.

Adam Buxton pays his own unique tribute to Christmas in this special programme for Sky Arts. Presented from his shed, Adam introduces a variety of clips, interviews, animation, poems and songs that encapsulate the festive season. A selection of YouTube comments will be curated to illustrate the best and worst of Christmas, before a nostalgic look through some vintage copies of the Radio Times. Tim Key is also on hand to read a selection of special Christmas poems, before Adam compares his own childhood Christmas with that of his five-year-old daughter Hope. Adam has also created a bespoke Christmas music video to accompany one of his own songs, rearranged and re-mastered for the show. Finally, he looks at the Fairytale of New York music video, and is joined by Supergrass frontman Gaz Coombes for a rabble-rousing acoustic cover of one of the Christmas greats.

Alona and Perlas (both played by Louise delos Reyes) are born with unusual features: one has gills behind her ears; the other has a mermaid's tail.

A comprehensive 17-part series covering the war in Ukraine from the start of the Euromaidan protests late 2013. Events are presented without commentary in chronological order, relying solely on raw footage, news reports, witness interviews and official statements.

2000s and nowadays. 2000s, Hicran is a beautiful girl who is around twenty years old. She works at a stained glass store. Nowadays, Hicran is a mother and hates her girl. The story depicts choices a woman makes and how these affect her life.

343 Industries presents an unprecedented look into the development of Halo 5: Guardians Multiplayer Beta. Go into the lives and meeting rooms of the team that makes Halo happen.

Historian Sam Willis traces the story of Britain's castles and their unique role in our history, art and literature.

The T.V. show that gives the aftermath and wrap up of "Naked and Afraid".

Three artists do whatever it takes to cover up disaster tattoos and turn them into masterpieces.

The island of Aoshima in the Inland Sea is one of Japan's famous cat islands, where cats outnumber people six to one and live their lives happily.

A series of films that reveal Guy Martin's complex character, revealing his candid thoughts on the dangers of the Isle of Man TT, and featuring exclusive access to his normally off-limits private life.

This mini-series uses electronic microscopy to reveal the hidden activity allowing plants to do things all around us without being noticed.

Explore the seedy crime syndicates and black markets of Asia's underworld in this critically acclaimed series. From complex criminal operations, to the victims they pursue, to the cops on their trail, this documentary series explores a host of criminal realms, from pirates, to assassins; gambling to prostitution.

A team of expert presenters in engineering, architecture and geography explore some of the finest example of Ireland’s building and engineering heritage.

In this epic spectacular, the BBC Natural History Unit use a brand new approach to delve deep into the natural world and explore its most critical dimension - time. "24 Hours on Earth" travels moment by moment through a virtual day and celebrates the most extraordinary and spectacular examples of how animals and plants are adapted to exploit the 24-hour cycle. The two-part series features returnable characters that show the huge highs and desperate lows they face across a single day in the wild. It celebrates the most mind-blowing adaptations that life uses to exploit tiny windows of time.

Justin Rowlatt and Anita Rani set off across Russia on two massive road-trips, exploring both old and new Russia.

Today is a special day for Su-Ji (Seo Yea-Ji). She decides that she is not going to school today, but first she has to ditch her father's employee who is following her. Kim Yeo-Jin (Jang Hee-Jin) doesn't want to work at the hostess bar today even though her boss (Lee Han-Wi) is threatening her. She decides to make a run for it while in the bathroom. Hyung-Ja (Park Hae-Mi) is treated like property by her husband and son. She decides to make a run for it, when she tells her husband and son that she will go buy some food for dinner. Su-Ji, Kim Yeo-Jin and Hyung-Ja all converge at the park, while they are all being chased by men who want to take them back. They decide to escape together.

In a post apocalyptic Illinois, tough men survive against zombies utilizing an ingeniously put- together vehicle to move, explore, defend and fight. Prepared with rotating machine guns and a tank like structure, this thing is not for sissies. And don't forget to fasten your seat belt!