The Guilty Innocent is a gripping new series that explores some of the biggest miscarriages of justice in history. Each meticulously researched episode will see EMMY award-winning actor Christopher Eccleston lead an in-depth contemporary investigation into some of the world’s most infamous cases of wrongful convictions. Using archive footage, talking head interviews with historical experts and reconstruction, each exciting close-ended episode will bring to life these fascinating stories and explore why and how the system got the wrong person and what it says about our world today. 　　Presenter: Christopher Eccleston

Fearless adventurer Ben Fogle embarks on his most extreme journey to date into the Congo, one of the most mysterious and perilous places on earth. He travels into the Congo's remote and rainforests to immerse himself with native tribes and culture.

A world-class chef and restaurateur, Franco Noriega loves to entertain. Inspired by his Peruvian and Italian roots and his love of international travel, Franco dishes up simple, colorful, crowd-pleasing plates for everyone to enjoy.

Curiosity Stream is rebooting history series Connections alongside UK-based producer Bigger Bang, with presenter James Burke returning four-and-a-half decades after it first launched. 　　First airing on the BBC in 1978, Connections became one of the most influential documentary series of all time with Burke taking a ‘connective’ look at history. It will see Burke take viewers on a journey of discovery through the interlocking threads of knowledge running through history, using state-of-the-art CGI and virtual reality. 　　Connections is executive produced by Iain Riddick for Bigger Bang and was commissioned by Rob Burk, head of content at Curiosity. John Cavanagh is the executive producer for Curiosity. 　　Episode 1. Seeing the Future 　　Episode 2. The End of Scarcity 　　Episode 3. In the Net 　　Episode 4. None of This is Real 　　Episode 5. Designer Genes 　　Episode 6. Limitless Energy

Kate Bryan spends a week in the company of female artists to give an insight into their day-to-day lives.

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.

Follows a series of couples, described by narrator Dawn French as "ordinary Brits", who, despite professing love for partners met online, have never met in person. Their first in-person encounters are depicted.