Drama. After their meagre life savings are unjustly taken from them, a poor peasant couple decide, one stormy night, to offer shelter to a mysterious pedlar in exchange for money. Show more
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Scotland's countryside magazine. As farming season gets under way, Dougie Vipond attends a ploughing competition in Fife. Show more
The team dive into the sea for a marine special. Dougie visits a no-take zone, where fishing is completely banned, and Arlene gets an unforgettable lesson in trout breeding. Show more
Groundbreakers
Rebel Heart - The Life of Mary Ann McCracken
29 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC Two Northern Ireland
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Documentary in which actress Michelle Fairley reveals the life and legacy of social revolutionary Mary Ann McCracken. Show more
Dougie is at Ardverikie Estate in Inverness-shire, where he discovers how it is being run by renewables. Meanwhile, Anne serves lunch at a community café in Sutherland. Show more
The Arts Show explores an exhibition by graduates at the University of Ulster. Presented by Marie-Louise Muir. Show more
Documentary about the Holy Cross protest of 2001 which revisits four of the mothers and daughters who were caught up in the events, examining how the demonstrations affected them. Show more
Documentary charting the journey of Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams, one of Europe's most controversial political figures, through the peace process. Show more
Imagining Ulster
Episode 3
1 hour
William Crawley explores some of the social, cultural and political influences that have shaped aspects of identity in Northern Ireland. Show more
Phil Cunningham explores the musical connections between Scotland, Ulster and America. In this episode he travels from Philadelphia to Nashville. Show more
Phil Cunningham explores the musical connections between Scotland, Ulster and America. In the final programme his journey takes him to the Grand Ol' Opry. Show more
Looking at the events that resulted in the Docklands bombing twenty years ago, an act that ended the IRA's 17-month ceasefire on the day of Clinton's visit to Northern Ireland. Show more
William Crawley explores the USA's rich cultural connections with Ulster. In this first episode William discovers the dangers faced by Ulster settlers on the frontier of Maine. Show more
William Crawley explores the USA's rich cultural connections with Ulster. In this episode he travels from New Jersey to Pittsburgh. Show more
William Crawley explores the USA's rich cultural connections with Ulster. In this episode he travels from the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia to Nashville. Show more
William Crawley explores the USA's rich cultural connections with Ulster. The final episode sees him travel to California to find out about a Nobel prize-winning novelist. Show more
William Crawley explores some of the social, cultural and political influences that have shaped aspects of identity in Northern Ireland. Show more
Stephen Nolan meets some people with Down's Syndrome to find out what impact the condition has had on them and their families. Show more
Stephen Nolan travels to the USA, the world leader in scientific research, to learn about the inner workings of the brain and the impact that eating junk food has on it. Show more
Dougie explores the Caithness coast, discovering some hidden historic sites along the John o’ Groats Trail, while Arlene takes the plunge in a fast-water river rescue. Show more