Jemma Woodman investigates the controversy over holidays taken during school term. Brian May meets a Devon farmer struggling with the impact of bovine TB. Show more

Series exploring the process of songwriting. Guy Chambers and The Noisettes attempt to write an anthemic pop song that will pass the test of time. Show more

Iain Lee recounts how a small company in Dartford manufacturing Vox amplifiers came to define the sound of the 60s. Featuring contributions from Brian May and Bruce Welch. Show more

Jo Coburn with the latest political news. She is joined by guests to discuss the prime minister's revelation that he will not serve a third term if his party stays in government. Show more

Arts series. Alan Yentob delves into the world of falsetto singing, the high-pitched vocal range sung by men that comes closer to the female voice. Show more

A look back at the extraordinary life of Sir Patrick Moore, focusing on his work as an astronomer and broadcaster. With contributions from Brian May and Sir Tim Rice. Show more

Victoria Derbyshire presents the daily news and current affairs programme. Brian May is among guests for and against a relaxation of the ban on fox hunting.

Andy and the Band face fierce competition from rivals Sandy and the Same Socks. Emerald’s secret mission begins to go wrong, putting the future of Planet Rock at stake.

Emerald has deceived them, their record label has dropped them, and they’re very firmly in bottom position. How will Andy and the Odd Socks defy all the odds to save Planet Rock? Show more

When Andy’s school rock club needs saving, an old rival appears. The band’s mysterious new manager, Emerald, has other plans, and she's on a secret mission to save Planet Rock!

The extraordinary story of Freddie Mercury’s battle with Aids and the groundbreaking tribute concert Queen staged in his memory after he died. Show more

Mark Franklin presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on 24 June 1993 and featuring M People, East 17, Gloria Gaynor, Alexander O’Neal and Gabrielle. Show more

From the 1986 Magic tour, Freddie Mercury's last, Queen play in front of 80,000 fans at the Népstadion, Budapest. Featuring hits Bohemian Rhapsody and I Want To Break Free. Show more

Behind-the-scenes archive documentary following Queen as they record their sixth album News of the World and embark on a groundbreaking tour of North America. Show more

The story of British rock band Queen. The band members reveal how, as four strong-minded individuals, they managed to work together so successfully for four decades. Show more

David Beckham on being a photographic muse; singer-songwriter Graham Nash on his memoirs; Queen's Brian May on a Victorian 3D craze; a review of Jonathan Rhys Meyers' TV Dracula. Show more

Brian May shows us 3D photos he took touring with Queen; lost Sylvia Plath poems; Kick-Ass creator Mark Miller on 40 years since the first Star Wars; Cannes Film Festival. Show more

Three NHS doctors tell us about their fringe shows, Queen guitarist Brian May talks about his love of 3D photography and Rachel Parris explains what makes a winning comedy song. Show more

Film telling the story of Buddy Holly's tragically short life and career through interviews with those who knew and worked with him, combined with contributions from music fans. Show more

Alex Jones and Ronan Keating are joined by comedy partners David Mitchell and Robert Webb to talk about their sitcom Back. Show more