A film narrated by Rory Bremner that looks back at the larger-than-life characters that helped shape Winston Churchill's legendary raiding troops trained at Achnacarry from 1942 to 1945. Show more

The fast roads of Northern England prove potentially fatal for two motorists, and the search is on for an injured mountain biker. Show more

A look at the work of the Great North Air Ambulance, as they are tested to the limit. Three children are injured, putting extra pressure on the team. Show more

Neil Oliver examines how, in the late 18th century, Scotland was transformed from a poor country into one of the richest nations on Earth. Show more

Mark Beaumont and Jock Wishart head an expedition to row a boat to the 1996 north magnetic pole, a point only now accessible due to the recent dramatic retreat of arctic sea ice. Show more

John Craven and Nicki Chapman travel to the magnificent Mount Stuart on the Isle of Bute. Nicki is taken on a tour of the house by the Marquess of Bute. Show more

Photojournalist David Hume Kennerly looks back at the work of Paisley-born Alexander Gardner, who in September 1862 took a series of battlefield photographs that shocked America. Show more

Documentary revealing the concerns of 16-year-olds who have been given the right to vote in the referendum on Scottish independence, from education to mental health. Show more

Bill Patterson narrates the rich and vivid story of the Highland Games, which have become a symbol of community and identity in Scotland and across the world. Show more

Neil Morrissey was just 10-years-old when he was sent into care. He looks back at his childhood in the hope of learning how this experience has truly affected him as an adult. Show more

Neil Morrissey looks back at his past in a care home. In the second and final episode, Neil explores what happens to young people when they leave care. Show more

Gloria Hunniford makes an extraordinary archaeological discovery while John Craven hears the secrets of the unique 1000-year-old Godwin Cup. Show more

John Craven hears the tragic tale of murdered King Edward II, while Gloria Hunniford uncovers the saucy secrets of another king's mistress, Nell Gwynne. Show more

Exploring Berkeley Castle in the Cotswolds. While Gloria Hunniford retraces the steps of author Laurie Lee, art expert Rupert Maas analyses a portrait of the eighth Earl Berkeley. Show more

John Craven meets family head John Berkeley and hears of 900 years of Berkeley history, while antiques expert Lars Tharp unveils a magical musical discovery for Gloria. Show more

Gloria Hunniford uncovers a tale of prostitution from the archives, while John Craven hears of the family's fascination for the sea. Chef Matt Tebbutt uses the local apple crop. Show more

At Berkeley Castle, John learns about marine archaeology, Gloria is given a rare dinner service, and Christine Bleakley has a go at the Gloucester tradition of cheese-rolling. Show more

John visits vineyards around Berkley Castle in Gloucestershire, Gloria views one of the castle's finest paintings, and Christine Bleakley investigates the origins of the lawnmower. Show more

John explores the architectural history of Berkeley Castle. Gloria learns the story of physician Edward Jenner, and Christine Bleakley reveals the importance of Gloucester Docks. Show more

To celebrate World Accordion Day, Scots accordionist Phil Cunningham presents musical highlights from his round-the-world trip. Show more