This eight-part series follows the stories of eight remarkable warships. Once titans of the sea, they now litter the seabed, their histories lost to the waves - until now. 　　The twentieth century bore witness to some of the most devastating naval battles in history. Hundreds of thousands of men and women served in some of the largest armadas ever assembled, as, from the Arctic Sea to the South Pacific, colossal battleships met in desperate conflict alongside aircraft carriers, submarines and destroyers. These warships symbolised a nation's power on the world stage. With each generation, they grew more powerful and advanced. These were machines of war that inspired both awe and terror. 　　But many of these ocean titans did not survive. Naval warfare was always evolving, and what was once groundbreaking was soon obsolete. Ships were destroyed by gunfire, torpedoes, and bombs, often with catastrophic loss of life. 　　This engrossing 8 part series explores the fates of these remarkable vessels and those who served on them. Through rarely seen archive, modern graphics, and exclusive interviews and analysis, “Sunken Warships: Secrets from the Deep” will tell the epic stories of bravery and hubris, triumph and disaster. 　　From the brave British cruiser lost carrying Stalin’s gold, to an American submarine that vanished beneath the waves, these lost ships all have secrets to be revealed and incredible stories to tell. 　　Episode 1: Scharnhorst: Hitler’s Lucky Ship 　　Episode 2: USS Scorpion: The Hunt for USS Scorpion 　　Episode 3: HMS Edinburgh: The Ship of Gold 　　Episode 4: USS Nevada: The Unsinkable USS Nevada 　　Episode 5 - USS Phoenix/Ara General Belgrano: A Ship of Two Nations 　　Episode 6 - Bismarck: The Floating Fortress 　　Episode 7 - HMS Barham: Catastrophe and Coverup 　　Episode 8 - HMS Exeter: Always Faithful 　　Production Company: Content Kings

In this brand-new season, Secrets in the Ice will delve into the profound mysteries revealed by our planet's melting ice. As climate change accelerates, these icy remnants offer astonishing glimpses into Earth’s past and potential future. Each episode combines thrilling historical mysteries, groundbreaking scientific discoveries, and captivating tales from the frozen corners of the world. Through its compelling storytelling, cutting-edge science and beautiful CGI visualisations this season continues to illuminate the profound connection between our planet’s past and its future, inviting viewers to reflect on the fragile nature of our world and the ongoing quest for understanding. This season will explore mysteries across the globe in locations such as Scotland, Iceland, Sweden, Norway, China and more.

Flying Scotsman is the world’s most famous steam locomotive. Built in 1923 it quickly became a symbol of the elegance of the Golden Age of steam – and an enduring example of British design and engineering. This is the extraordinary story of how Flying Scotsman became the first steam train ever to reach 100mph – and the dramatic events, over more than a century that earned it a place in the hearts of the nation and enthralled an army of fans around the world. 　　Today, more than a century after Scotsman was built, years of painstaking restoration means the engine is still steaming across the UK – and enchanting a whole new generation of fans. 　　Producer 　　BriteSpark Films

Secrets of the Lost Liners dives deep into the history of ocean liners, tracing their design, service, and – in these cases - demise. Beyond exploring the intricacies of liner design and complexity, this exclusive UK series uncovers dramatic onboard events: hijackings, political intrigue, and negligence. Featuring exclusive footage, expert insights, and emotional survivor testimonies, the new series provides a minute-by-minute analysis of each catastrophe, shedding light not only on the greatness and flaws of these ships but also on the human stories behind their construction, voyages, and tragedies. 　　The series covers Achille Lauro, Titanic, Empress Of Britain, Oceanos, Costa Concordia and Île de France.

Across the world, countries have turned some of their most incredible areas of natural beauty into National Parks, preserving them for generations to come. From the frozen expanse of Iceland’s Vatnajökull ice cap to the steep limestone gorges of the Cévennes in southern France, this series will explore these areas by not only taking a cinematic journey from above, but also by swooping down closer to the ground to meet the people who use these landscapes every day, discovering the often-extreme jobs they undertake and the unique lives they lead. 　　S1 E1: Scotland 　　S1 E2: Iceland 　　S1 E3: Wales 　　S1 E4: Turkey 　　S1 E5: Argentina 　　S1 E6: France

Three celebrities are shut in a house for a week with no access to the news, and then appear in a studio and have to guess which of the news stories they are fed are real, and which are fake.

The Chief navigates modern challenges and office politics while fighting to stay relevant as times change. He thinks he can count on his team - but that might not be the case.

The French side of the French Connection.