Series that gives buyers the chance to test-drive a property. Jonny Benarr and Ed Hall hunt for a Peak District home for a mother and son who have already viewed 100 properties. Show more

Property series. It's a big budget day, but can Simon O'Brien and Jonny Benarr rise to the challenge in Minehead?

Nikki Bedi and Ed Hall head to Cannock Chase to find the perfect home for a young couple hoping to start a family.

Qasa Alom sets out to find out whether Birmingham was the inspiration for Middle Earth. Show more

Following six amateur actors as they go on stage with the Royal Shakespeare Company, in their current production of A Midsummer Night's Dream. Show more

Following six amateur actors from the Black Country as they go on stage with the Royal Shakespeare Company, in their current production of A Midsummer Night's Dream. Show more

A look at how some police forces across the UK are rolling out a variety of initiatives aimed at improving the way they serve the deaf and hard of hearing public. Show more

Property series. It's all gone to the dogs as Jonnie Irwin and Ed Hall seek a dream home for some canine loving house hunters.

Liz McIvor explores how the nation's canals were saved following years of postwar neglect, becoming places of tranquillity and popular for boating holidays. Show more

Could Birmingham really have been the inspiration for Middle Earth? Qasa Alom sets out to find out.

Mary-Ann Ochota finds out about the coracle, an ancient boat that can be made from twigs and a bed sheet, yet which has saved lives in desperate times. Show more

Mary Ann Ochota discovers the boat that helped build Victorian London and played an important part at Dunkirk – The Thames Barge. Show more

Mary-Ann Ochota discovers how the rowing eight - the fastest rowing boat in the world - can trace its origins to Thames river taxis in the 1600s. Show more

Mary-Ann Ochota discovers how sailing on the Mersey, which began with fishermen racing each other, led to the formation of numerous sailing clubs. Show more

Mary-Ann Ochota explores the story of the punt, a boat that helped Bronze Age people survive in tough environments and went on to become an Edwardian leisure craze. Show more

Mary-Ann Ochota explores the story of the working narrow boat, discovering how it helped power the Industrial Revolution. Show more

Therapist Rachel Nguyen tells the story of the Vietnamese Boat People who came to Britain in the 70s and 80s. Show more

Angela Moran, whose grandparents were amongst thousands of Irish to move to the second city in the 1950s, tells the story of the Birmingham Irish through memories of local people and archive footage. Show more

After a year when the pandemic brought the aviation industry to a standstill, Derby’s famous Rolls-Royce factory is investing in technology and people for the future. Show more

Documentary series about Britain's railways. This edition charts how, in the 1800s, the trains gradually acted as a great catalyst in mixing the classes. Show more