Using interviews, archive footage and reconstruction, this documentary looks at the Air Transport Auxiliary, a band of female pilots who aided the war effort in World War II. Show more

Mary Berry shares her personal milestones and revisits some of her favourite recipes. She traces her childhood during WW2 to her first big break in the 1960s. Show more

Charles Hazlewood has the UK's top instrument makers transform junk into an orchestra of instruments to be used by the BBC Concert Orchestra to perform three pieces at the Proms. Show more

Intimate two-part documentary telling the story of Mary Berry. Mary shares how she married, started a family and shared her recipes via cookbooks, magazines and on television. Show more

Nadiya Hussain explores the recipes that have shaped her love of cooking. Nadiya prepares dishes including baked fish with green mango chutney and a halva called thoosha shinni. Show more

Two twentysomething couples who have never met spend a week in each other's lives on a mission to discover potential pitfalls in each other's relationship before they tie the knot. Show more

Zawe Ashton leads a hard-hitting investigation to uncover the truth about FGM in the UK and abroad, meeting courageous women fighting to end the practice. Show more

Series following the final term for Year 6 pupils at a south London primary school. Best friends Julia and Tanarj'e face a traumatic separation. Show more

Series following the final term for Year 6 pupils at a London primary school. It's exam time, as Year 6 take their SATS. Will they be able to hold their nerve? Show more

Series following the final term for Year 6 pupils at a south London primary school. Year 6 set to work on creating the ultimate show-stopping end-of-year play. Show more

Series following the final term for Year 6 pupils at a South London primary school. Big decisions need to be made as Marine and Mariam go dress shopping for the prom. Show more

Series following the final term for Year 6 pupils at a south London primary school. With the last day of school around the corner, emotions are running high. Show more

Five WAGs experience the reality of life behind the World Cup gloss by caring for children who have been abandoned, abused and are HIV positive at a kid's home in South Africa. Show more

Five WAGs work in some of the most deprived neighbourhoods in South Africa. Ellie Darby reflects on her 16-hour shifts in the babyhouse of Baphumelele Children's Home. Show more

Five WAGs experience deprived South Africa. In Johannesburg, WAGs Ellie Darby and Elen Rivas teach safe sex in brothels while Chantelle Tagoe decides to help an orphan child. Show more

Five WAGs work in deprived South Africa neighbourhoods. Chantelle Tagoe helps an orphan boy while working in a Johannesburg church that acts as a shelter for the homeless. Show more

In Johannesburg, WAG Imogen Thomas helps re-house homeless boys into a shelter and Elen Rivas witnesses how thousands of people have been forced to live in squatter camps. Show more

Five WAGs work in deprived South Africa neighbourhoods. Elen Rivas teaches HIV awareness to Johannesburg prostitutes and succeeds in re-homing one of them in a woman's shelter. Show more

Five WAGs work in deprived neighbourhoods in South Africa. In the poor rural district of White River, the WAGs act as foster mothers to children orphaned by AIDS. Show more

Five WAGs work in deprived South Africa neighbourhoods. In a crime-ridden Cape Town township, Amii Grove gives comfort to a 13-year-old girl who is ill after having been raped. Show more