In 2000, boxes containing top-secret files were found in a garden shed in Cornwall. They detailed the lives and code names of Britain’s first female agents sent to the front line during the war. The British spymistress, Vera Atkins, had committed treason by keeping the papers, but she had a reason for doing so. During the war, Prime Minister Churchill desperately needed foreign...

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.

Sue explores America's last frontier: a place of extreme weather, wildlife and wilderness

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.

In this TLC series, Alec and Hilaria invite viewers into the home they share with their seven growing kids. For the first time, they're opening up their family life and bringing in everyone to join in the nonstop love, laughter, and drama.

The Death Coast is an area of rough sea in the North Atlantic that’s claimed more than six thousand vessels across centuries. Many sailors braved these waters – some for trade, some for war, and some for plunder. Gold and priceless objects from their wrecked ships now lie scattered across the ocean floor but salvaging has been banned here for the last decade. Now, after a long ...