Documentary series. As war began, many Iraqis were hopeful. Ahmed Al Bashir, now a famous comedian, remembers practising his English with US troops before the realities of occupation became clear. Show more

The Iraqi insurgency is examined through Lt Colonel Sassaman’s descent into the darkest regions of his psyche. Show more

Documentary series about the nature of friendship among children. Four 11-year-old girls leave the familiarity of their prep schools to join Cheltenham Ladies' College. Show more

Series exploring real-life criminal acts looks at the consequences of teenage robbing sprees that spiralled out of control, causing fear, trauma and even the loss of a life. Show more

Series exploring criminal acts. Four different stories shed light on the pursuit of speed, and the crimes committed when young drivers get behind the wheel. Show more

Series exploring criminal acts looks at two violent attacks in London, both of which took place in public but were fuelled by social networking and internet rivalry. Show more

Series exploring criminal acts looks at summer 2011's UK riots using thousands of hours of footage, most on mobile phones, shot by the people who were closest to the crime. Show more

Documentary series about grandparents in Britain today introduces Ian Batten, a 1960s dad who brought his own children up in the liberal spirit of the time. Show more

Documentary series about grandparents in Britain. Val and Ron Little brought up Molly and Mitch, two of their seven grandchildren, after the death of their mother. Show more

The documentary series about grandparents in Britain introduces Avril Pengilly, who moved in with her daughter and grandsons in a mutually beneficial arrangement. Show more

Following migrants searching for a better life. Nazifa, Latif and their two young children are living in a container in a refugee camp near Athens. Nazifa is six months pregnant. Show more

Following migrants searching for a better life. Nazifa and Latif are trying to to pay a smuggler to take their family to Germany, but they can only afford to send one of them. Show more

Following migrants searching for a better life. This last episode revisits Sadiq, 11 months after he arrived in Finland. Show more

The infamous battle of Fallujah is told by eye-witness accounts from journalists, soldiers and civilians. Show more

When Saddam Hussein is captured by American troops, CIA analyst John Nixon is the first person to interrogate him. Saddam’s answers leave Nixon both surprised and horrified. Show more

America eventually leaves Iraq, but when Isis emerges to take over huge swathes of the country, the US is forced back to confront the brutal legacy of the 2003 invasion. Show more

Families across the UK reveal what it means to be in work but still only 'just about managing' to survive. After losing their full-time jobs, Steve and his son now live in tents on the beach. Show more

Following families as their financial future hangs in the balance. Tyrone is determined to secure a privately rented room after spending two weeks homeless. Show more

Families reveal what it means to be in work, but still only 'just about managing' to survive. Kevin works over 100 hours a week and manages four businesses, but this work comes at a huge cost. Show more

In 1999, Topshop is making a name for itself as a place where women are creating desirable and affordable clothes for women. But when Philip Green takes over the company, a battle for its soul begins. Show more