Hidcote Manor: Explore the stunning Cotswolds garden created by American horticulturist Lawrence Johnston. It is arranged as a series of outdoor rooms. Narrated by Penelope Keith.

Live stage adaptation of the 1862 Victor Hugo novel Les Misérables starring Michael Ball and Matt Lucas.

The Dirty Detail: Vietnam veteran Fred Pearson is a broken man after years of punishment from his sergeant. But years later, he gets his chance for revenge. (S7, ep 1).

The Best Chess Player In The World: To prove he is a gifted chess player, a man explains how he planned the perfect murder after discovering his wife was unfaithful. (S7, ep 2).

Proxy: Three men are being blackmailed by a woman for money. One day she is found murdered and the three worry that they will be suspected. Her chauffeur, however, has a plan. (S7, ep 3).

Have a Nice Death: A successful writer is being hounded by the feminist movement over his books. If only he was at home with his wife everything would be all right. Wouldn't it? (S7, ep 4).

Day of Reckoning: After a couple's drunken argument in the middle of a yacht party takes a tragic turn, collective motives yield unexpected results. (S1, ep 10).

Ride the Nightmare: When a husband's boyhood pals escape from prison, the perfect couple's content suburban world is interrupted. (S1, ep 11).

New. A crooked lawyer persuades his brother-in-law to feign a serious injury in order to collect a big insurance payout.

New. Arthur C Clarke to Ray Bradbury: Explore how WWII shifted literature and media, with American tradition dominating post-war in influence and success. (S1, ep 2).

Music Icons. A closer look at the superstar trio who rose to become one of America's most successful vocal groups with hits like Where Did Our Love Go and Love Child. (S3, ep 1).

Elton John plays 18 hits spanning his momentous career on Yamaha's incredible Million-dollar piano. Spectacular show from the Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.

The late Robin Gibb and his brother Barry tell the extraordinary story of their family act, speaking candidly about their rise to fame and the tragedies that marred their superstardom.

Live in Vegas: The Bee Gees perform their greatest hits from the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s, with guests including Celine Dion. From the MGM in Las Vegas in 1997.

New. Discover the story of a Disco legend who, for five decades, has inspired millions with her words I Will Survive, but only understood the lyrics when she hit rock bottom herself.

Experience Featuring Al McKay Play Avo Session. A band that gripped the 80s treated an audience to a concert on the Piazza in Poschiavo in 2017, part of the Festival da Jazz.

In 2017, Kool & the Gang brought jazz-funk verve to life, returning to their glory years by playing the soundtrack of an entire era with the same flamboyance.

Enjoy an exhilarating set from the rockers, filmed in 2019 and filled with their biggest hits including Sound, Sit Down, Come Home and Laid.

The Brit Award-winning rockers take to the stage in 2015, performing some of their best-known hits including Little Lies and Go Your Own Way.

Dive deeper into US heavy metal and the hooks and melodic choruses that give it its distinctive sound. Featuring a look at Motley Crue, Poison and Ratt. (S4, ep 8).

A look at the evolution of progressive rock. As the 70s dawned, bands were freed from the limitations of four-minute songs and began to create more complex music. (S4, ep 9).

A thrilling film of the album recording made by dynamic Dutch violin virtuoso Janine Jansen and Sir Antonio Pappano, on 12 of the world's most exquisite Stradivari violins.

Stradivari. Film following the Dutch violinist as she embarks on a daunting quest: to record an album using 12 violins made by Antonio Stradivari.

Number Eight: A driver picks up a hitchhiker before hearing on the radio that a serial killer is on the loose. Is the man sitting next to him in the passenger seat the killer? (S7, ep 5).

The Last Of The Midnight Gardeners: An adulterous magazine editor launches a competition for a story involving the perfect murder. But life soon mirrors art. (S7, ep 6).

The Gift Of Beauty: After killing her husband to be with her young lover, an insecure woman is drawn in by a flyer for an anti-ageing process known as the Gift of Beauty. (S7, ep 7).

Wet Saturday: George Princey has a high standing in the community. So when his daughter kills a man, George endeavours to cover it up to avoid facing a scandal. (S7, ep 8).

Sauce For The Goose: Having arranged the death of her very wealthy husband in order to be with her lover Stephen, Olivia becomes increasingly annoyed by his lack of appreciation. (S7, ep 9).

Bird Of Prey: Jack and Edna's pet parrot dies after laying an unusually large egg. On hatching, it reveals an aggressive black-feathered bird, spelling immediate trouble. (S7, ep 10).

Hangover: Remembering nothing of the day before, a talented alcoholic painfully reconstructs the events of what proves to have been a catastrophic day. (S1, ep 12).

Bonfire: After a lonely woman moves to a small town to live in the home of her recently deceased aunt, she finds one neighbor is particularly willing to help. (S1, ep 13).

An American missionary and his wife travel to Hawaii, intent on converting the natives - but the clash between the two cultures prompts a tragic turn of events. Contains nudity.

A towering musical masterpiece from Rodgers & Hammerstein, following the tender love story of a young nurse and an older French plantation owner on a US-occupied island.

An exploration of Sir Michael Caine's illustrious career, from his early days in 1950s British theatre to gaining fame for his legendary contribution to cinema.

New. A crooked lawyer persuades his brother-in-law to feign a serious injury in order to collect a big insurance payout.

New. Arthur C Clarke to Ray Bradbury: Explore how WWII shifted literature and media, with American tradition dominating post-war in influence and success. (S1, ep 2).

New. HG Wells' classic sci-fi yarn sees Martians landing on Earth and toasting the planet with heat rays. A scientist works desperately to find their weakness.

New. On a faraway planet where blue giants rule, oppressed humanoids rebel against their machine-like leaders.

Presenting high-energy concerts by stars of the music industry, see bands and figures perform to audiences at SchwuZ, Berlin. Here, English rock band The Damned perform.

Emeli Sande: The owner of two UK number-one singles, Emeli Sandé discusses her life in music and the genius of her songwriting, while also performing a selection of tracks. (3 of 6).

Jump in to the world of jazz rock, one of the more ambitious rock subgenres of the 60s and 70s. Featuring artists such as Steely Dan and Doobie Brothers. (S4, ep 10).

Head back to 60s SoCal and the birth of soft rock, full of simple melodies and big, lush productions. Expect music from the likes of Supertramp and ELO. (S4, ep 11).

Paraorchestra: A Sky Arts bursary supported Paraorchestra's Musicians in Residence programme and enabled them to develop four brilliantly gifted musicians.

Go behind the scenes with OperaUpClose as they set up at the Bristol Old Vic for a performance of Madam Butterfly.

As tensions between the pair threatened to tear Gilbert and Sullivan apart, impresario Richard D'Oyly Carte makes the decision to move the company to his newly built Savoy Theatre.

Stage adaptation of a vintage German fairy tale written by Willhelm Grimm, shining light on the issues facing society in a resplendent production. Starring Jane Horrocks.

Mountain Splendor: Under a bright sky, mountains are highlighted with sienna and white as foreground foliage is brought to life with a round brush. (S7, ep 8).

Lake by the Mountain: Talented guest painter Steve Ross displays how to create a mirror-like lake spanning the width of snowy peaks and foothills. (S7, ep 9).

The Gift Of Beauty: After killing her husband to be with her young lover, an insecure woman is drawn in by a flyer for an anti-ageing process known as the Gift of Beauty. (S7, ep 7).

Wet Saturday: George Princey has a high standing in the community. So when his daughter kills a man, George endeavours to cover it up to avoid facing a scandal. (S7, ep 8).

The Equalizer: A man challenges a much larger gentleman to a duel with weapons after his lustful actions caused his wife to leave him. (S3, ep 19).

On the Nose: Addicted to gambling, Fran's problem has escalated to the point where she must repay a $25 loan by 5 o'clock that afternoon. (S3, ep 20).

Tania Compton, Fonthill House, Wiltshire: Remodelled by designer Tania Compton, Fonthill is transformed with the modern touch, keeping in line with its 16th-century roots. (4 of 6).

Jim Carter, Benjamin Zephaniah, Ellie Simmonds: Three guests stand before the artists as they produce portraits to catch the judges' eye. (S9, ep 6).

Sauce For The Goose: Having arranged the death of her very wealthy husband in order to be with her lover Stephen, Olivia becomes increasingly annoyed by his lack of appreciation. (S7, ep 9).

Bird Of Prey: Jack and Edna's pet parrot dies after laying an unusually large egg. On hatching, it reveals an aggressive black-feathered bird, spelling immediate trouble. (S7, ep 10).

In Normandy: David Hockney: The celebrated artist discusses his life and work with Melvyn Bragg in his Normandy studio, revealing his influences, inspirations and plans to keep on painting.

Cleve West, Horatio's Garden, Salisbury: As part of a project to install gardens at NHS centres, Chelsea Gold winner Cleve West began at Salisbury District Hospital. (5 of 6).

A look at the British Academy Award-winning actress who has starred in a host of films including Julia, Mission: Impossible and Murder on the Orient Express. (S11, ep 3).

Henning Wehn, Lemar, Candice Carty-Williams: A set of new celebrities enter the fore as the painters put their artistic flair to the test. (S9, ep 7).

I Like It Here In Wilmington: When a clothing manufacturer finds himself on the verge of bankruptcy, he ponders the idea of murdering his wife for the insurance money. (S7, ep 11).

Accidental Death: Steve and Jane are con artists who gain access to people's homes claiming to be doing research into polish. But eventually, they meet their match. (S7, ep 12).

Guest for Breakfast: A murderer holding a married couple at gunpoint tries to decide which one to kill, but their constant arguing over who should die clouds his judgement. (S3, ep 21).

The Return of the Hero: Sergeant Andre is a returning veteran heading home with his friend Marcel - the man who will bail him out of his pre-marital problem. (S3, ep 22).

The King of Waltz performs some of his greatest songs alongside humorous and talented guests. Sensational and magical gala concert filmed in Hamburg.

The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and the Ukranian conductor Kirill Karabits perform film themes from The Royal Albert Hall including Star Wars, Jurassic Park and more.

Explore the life and story of Federico Fellini, one of the most decorated directors in the history of cinema, with an intimate look at his works and values through archival footage.

Discover the secrets of the legendary Guggenheim Museum and its modern art heart, uncovering the unique situations leading to the assembly of its works.

Revisit the career of Mary Cassatt through prints, pastels and paintings, exploring the often-overlooked Impressionist's influence on how women appear in art.

Drama: Newly graduated and deprived of opportunities, budding young performers backed by creative teams are given 24 hours to stage a 15 minute production. (2 of 3).

Whittle at Venice Biennale. At one of the world's most prestigious festivals, Alberta Whittle represents Scotland as her work is showcased at La Biennale di Venezia.

To celebrate its 10th anniversary, Kate Bryan explores a vast collection of work at The Hepworth Wakefield by its namesake - sculptor, Barbara Hepworth.

Discover a world of wonders in the Cabinet of Curiosities, a steampunk-inspired spectacle that asks you to close our eyes and trust your imagination.

New. Mountain Glory: Bob reveals the secret to creating a larger-than-life landscape, with layers of mountains as far as the eye can see. (S7, ep 10).

New. Grey Winter: Bob uses monochromatic tones to convey the icy coldness of a silvery lake surrounded by lacy trees and bushes. (S7, ep 11).

Sauce For The Goose: Having arranged the death of her very wealthy husband in order to be with her lover Stephen, Olivia becomes increasingly annoyed by his lack of appreciation. (S7, ep 9).

Bird Of Prey: Jack and Edna's pet parrot dies after laying an unusually large egg. On hatching, it reveals an aggressive black-feathered bird, spelling immediate trouble. (S7, ep 10).

Guest for Breakfast: A murderer holding a married couple at gunpoint tries to decide which one to kill, but their constant arguing over who should die clouds his judgement. (S3, ep 21).

The Return of the Hero: Sergeant Andre is a returning veteran heading home with his friend Marcel - the man who will bail him out of his pre-marital problem. (S3, ep 22).

Cleve West, Horatio's Garden, Salisbury: As part of a project to install gardens at NHS centres, Chelsea Gold winner Cleve West began at Salisbury District Hospital. (5 of 6).

Henning Wehn, Lemar, Candice Carty-Williams: A set of new celebrities enter the fore as the painters put their artistic flair to the test. (S9, ep 7).

I Like It Here In Wilmington: When a clothing manufacturer finds himself on the verge of bankruptcy, he ponders the idea of murdering his wife for the insurance money. (S7, ep 11).

Accidental Death: Steve and Jane are con artists who gain access to people's homes claiming to be doing research into polish. But eventually, they meet their match. (S7, ep 12).

Frank and Denise discover how Pope became the poet of the age and find out how Swift's insightful political satire turned him into an Irish hero. (2 of 3).

James Alexander-Sinclair, Northamptonshire Garden: Two projects separated by a few miles, James' touch sums up two types of work that land on the desks of garden designers. (6 of 6).

A glimpse into the life and career of the Academy Award-winning actor who starred in All The President's Men, Julia and Melvin and Howard. (S11, ep 4).

Rebecca Ferguson: The semi-final stage arrives as the contestants create portraits of the acclaimed singer Rebecca Ferguson. (S9, ep 8).

The Reconciliation: Seeking a divorce from his wife, an unhappy husband hires a private eye in the hopes of catching her with another man. But things don't quite go as expected. (S7, ep 13).

The Mugger: When a married politician falls in love with a woman at a party, things soon go wrong and his entire career and reputation are put in jeopardy. (S7, ep 14).

The Right Kind of House: Mr Waterbury believes he can get a good deal on some real estate due to the home's dark past, but he hasn't dealt with the owner Sadie Grimes. (S3, ep 23).

The Foghorn: Lucia meets and falls for Allen Bliss at a party that is a celebration of her engagement to another man, John St. Rogers. To her dismay, Allen himself is married. (S3, ep 24).

Ramin Karimloo and Sierra Boggess star in this special 25th anniversary performance of Andrew Lloyd Webber's hit musical at London's Royal Albert Hall.

Documentary exploring the surprising personality of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings writer, the birth of his epic tales and their huge success worldwide.

Feature documentary capturing Katharine Hepburn's tremendous spirit and determination, combining new and archive footage to tell the story of a true Hollywood icon.

New. Explore Pauline Black's 40-year music career and her advocacy for racial equality amid challenges from racism and sexism.

Buzzy magazine-style show exploring the best of art trends and cultural events. Illusionist Magical Bones, comedian Sara Pasco and Saxon Sound all feature this week. (3 of 4).

The Courtauld Institute Of Art: A series of fascinating shorts taking you deeper into the world of art and the people behind it.

The world-renowned artist plays host as she brings her unique vision to television, diving deep into the origins of performance art in a show full of surprises. (5 of 6).

At Manchester Art Gallery. Kate Bryan pays a visit to the Manchester Art Gallery to discover more about the life and career of Derek Jarman through a retrospective exhibition.

Darbar: Women in Music: Three of the world's finest Indian classical musicians candidly discuss their encounters with sexism while building their careers. (S1, ep 1).

Darbar: Dance Rebel: Discover how dancer and choreographer Aditi Mangaldas is reinventing Kathak dance - a traditional Indian dance form - to challenge patriarchal ideas. (S1, ep 2).

Dock Scene: Harbour mist, reflections and a little boat provide the backdrop for a weathered pier. Bob paints old wood on buildings with the shake of his two-inch brush. (S7, ep 12).

Dark Waterfall: Bob creates a sweet waterfall in the middle of a protective forest of glorious autumn foliage. (S7, ep 13).

I Like It Here In Wilmington: When a clothing manufacturer finds himself on the verge of bankruptcy, he ponders the idea of murdering his wife for the insurance money. (S7, ep 11).

Accidental Death: Steve and Jane are con artists who gain access to people's homes claiming to be doing research into polish. But eventually, they meet their match. (S7, ep 12).

The Right Kind of House: Mr Waterbury believes he can get a good deal on some real estate due to the home's dark past, but he hasn't dealt with the owner Sadie Grimes. (S3, ep 23).

The Foghorn: Lucia meets and falls for Allen Bliss at a party that is a celebration of her engagement to another man, John St. Rogers. To her dismay, Allen himself is married. (S3, ep 24).

James Alexander-Sinclair, Northamptonshire Garden: Two projects separated by a few miles, James' touch sums up two types of work that land on the desks of garden designers. (6 of 6).

Rebecca Ferguson: The semi-final stage arrives as the contestants create portraits of the acclaimed singer Rebecca Ferguson. (S9, ep 8).

The Reconciliation: Seeking a divorce from his wife, an unhappy husband hires a private eye in the hopes of catching her with another man. But things don't quite go as expected. (S7, ep 13).

The Mugger: When a married politician falls in love with a woman at a party, things soon go wrong and his entire career and reputation are put in jeopardy. (S7, ep 14).

Despite the ban on jazz throughout the Third Reich, the Nazis created Germany's premier swing band. This documentary charts the fascinating story of Karl Schweidler and his band.

Piet Oudolf, Scampston Hall: The New Perennial movement changed garden design forever and Piet Oudolf's first major project in this style still looks as splendid as ever today. (S2, ep 1).

A glimpse into the life and career of the Academy Award-winning Hollywood actor who starred in The Goodbye Girl, Jaws and Down and Out in Beverly Hills. (S11, ep 5).

Jonathan Van-Tam: The contestants arrive at the final hurdle, tasked with creating portraits of the former Deputy Chief Medical Officer. (S9, ep 9).

The Open Window: When a young man climbs through the window of a Connecticut hunting lodge, he emerges on the other side in a strange new world. (S7, ep 15).

People Don't Do Such Things: Trouble looms when married woman Gwen falls for a successful romantic novelist. (S8, ep 1).

Flight to the East: A newsman taking a trip to Egypt describes his past connection with arms trafficking to a fellow passenger who knows part of his story is untrue. (S3, ep 25).

Bull in a China Shop: A homicide detective is befriended by four old women who invite him for tea and proceed to play out a variation of Arsenic and Old Lace for his benefit. (S3, ep 26).

Mark Gatiss and other celebrities showcase their artistic skills by painting Denise Lewis, Laurence Fox and Martha Plimpton.

New. Explore Pauline Black's 40-year music career and her advocacy for racial equality amid challenges from racism and sexism.

Record On: The Specials - A Message to You: Career-spanning documentary from the band's formation to later albums Encore and Protest Songs.

Join Sky Arts' coverage of the iconic Isle Of Wight festival as we shine a light on Madness, capturing a taste of the atmosphere with their performance at Seaclose Park.

Young Idea. Documentary telling the story of pioneering mod revival band The Jam, featuring archive performances and interviews with Paul Weller, Bruce Foxton and Rick Buckler.

From the hymns of the civil rights movement and the fight against apartheid to the call for sexual freedom and equality. (2 of 2).

Richard E Grant: Actor Richard E Grant discusses A Pocketful of Happiness, his memoir recording his wife Joan's illness and death, plus his childhood and Withnail and I. (S1, ep 1).

Take a look at two portraits, Picasso's 'Woman with a Book' and 'Madame Moitessier' by Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, side by side, for the first time.

The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and the Ukranian conductor Kirill Karabits perform film themes from The Royal Albert Hall including Star Wars, Jurassic Park and more.

Misty Rolling Hills: Bob creates a soft purple sky and tall trees that seemingly float in the hazy foothills of a blue-grey mountain. (S8, ep 1).

Lakeside Cabin: Bob paints a tranquil scene of a cabin in its peaceful resting place among a warm setting of lush lakeside greenery. (S8, ep 2).

The Reconciliation: Seeking a divorce from his wife, an unhappy husband hires a private eye in the hopes of catching her with another man. But things don't quite go as expected. (S7, ep 13).

The Mugger: When a married politician falls in love with a woman at a party, things soon go wrong and his entire career and reputation are put in jeopardy. (S7, ep 14).

Flight to the East: A newsman taking a trip to Egypt describes his past connection with arms trafficking to a fellow passenger who knows part of his story is untrue. (S3, ep 25).

Bull in a China Shop: A homicide detective is befriended by four old women who invite him for tea and proceed to play out a variation of Arsenic and Old Lace for his benefit. (S3, ep 26).

Piet Oudolf, Scampston Hall: The New Perennial movement changed garden design forever and Piet Oudolf's first major project in this style still looks as splendid as ever today. (S2, ep 1).

Jonathan Van-Tam: The contestants arrive at the final hurdle, tasked with creating portraits of the former Deputy Chief Medical Officer. (S9, ep 9).

The Open Window: When a young man climbs through the window of a Connecticut hunting lodge, he emerges on the other side in a strange new world. (S7, ep 15).

People Don't Do Such Things: Trouble looms when married woman Gwen falls for a successful romantic novelist. (S8, ep 1).

Cinema, Sound & Nazism: A look at the evolution of the film industry and the role it played amid the backdrop of WWII and a fast-changing world. (1 of 3).

Luciano Giubbilei, Tuscany Garden: Raised in Siena, Luciano Giubbilei jumped at the chance to create a garden with views of the Tuscan landscape and the results are divine. (S2, ep 2).

A look at the life and career of the Oscar-nominated actor, known for his star turn as Sherlock Holmes and roles in David Copperfield and The Adventures of Robin Hood. (S11, ep 6).

Sir Lenny Henry: The competition winner's £10,000 prize is to paint a portrait of Sir Lenny Henry for London's National Gallery's permanent collection. (S9, ep 10).

In The Cards: Fortuneteller Madame Myra thinks she is on to a winner when she meets a man prophesied to come in to a lot of money before dying shortly after. (S8, ep 2).

Nothin' Short Of Highway Robbery: On a long drive through the desert, a couple get their car serviced and are handed an extortionate bill. But they plan on turning the tables. (S8, ep 3).

Disappearing Trick: A bookmaker blackmails a man who feigned death to collect insurance money, and finds the man's wife wants a share. (S3, ep 27).

Lamb to the Slaughter: When Mary Maloney's police chief husband is found dead, the police investigate and run into difficulties trying to find the murder weapon. (S3, ep 28).

New. Margaret Atwood to Ted Chiang: Space travel revives exploration and conquest traditions, highlighting new possibilities for human life. (S1, ep 3).

New. A small-town doctor learns that the population of his community is being replaced by emotionless alien duplicates.

From a back office in London to its iconic status within the horror film genre, celebrate Hammer Horror's 90th anniversary. With contributions from Tim Burton.

A lawyer concerned by Dr Jekyll's behaviour works to find the identity of the dangerous Mr Hyde. The National Theatre of Scotland's retelling of the gothic tale.

Provocative contemporary artist Ai Weiwei is eager to disturb and expose with his work. Hear his story from friends and collaborators. With strong language and distressing scenes.

A classic episode following bass-baritone opera singer Willard White as he returns to Jamaica where his musical journey began. (S7, ep 5).

Melvyn Bragg meets the popular artist at a time when reproductions of his painting The Singing Butler were the highest-selling prints in Britain. (S7, ep 6).

Brothers At Beecroft Southend. Kate Bryan explores an exhibition of the work of two brothers: Walter and Harold Steggles, whose pre-WWII era works are currently being rediscovered.

Kate Bryan steps into the beguiling world of Eileen Agar, exploring her exhibition entitled Angel of Anarchy at the historic Whitechapel Gallery.

A portraitist famed for shaking off convention in the name of modernism, catch a glimpse of the first major exhibition of British artist Glyn Philpot.

Using Barry White's collection of songs, Charles dispels the idea that the orchestra is niche, showing us how it flourishes in plain sight. (3 of 6).

The Hebrides Overture: Myleene Klass and composer Errollyn Wallen explore Felix Mendelssohn's Hebrides Overture. Features a performance from the Philharmonia Orchestra. (S1, ep 3).

Warm Winter Day: Bob conveys a sense of harmony in this cold yet cosy scene of a cabin in a field of snow, lit up by a bright orange glow. (S8, ep 3).

Waterside Way: Bob paints a wilderness path leading to a still lake, accented with an abundance of trees around its edge. (S8, ep 4).

The Open Window: When a young man climbs through the window of a Connecticut hunting lodge, he emerges on the other side in a strange new world. (S7, ep 15).

People Don't Do Such Things: Trouble looms when married woman Gwen falls for a successful romantic novelist. (S8, ep 1).

Disappearing Trick: A bookmaker blackmails a man who feigned death to collect insurance money, and finds the man's wife wants a share. (S3, ep 27).

Lamb to the Slaughter: When Mary Maloney's police chief husband is found dead, the police investigate and run into difficulties trying to find the murder weapon. (S3, ep 28).

Luciano Giubbilei, Tuscany Garden: Raised in Siena, Luciano Giubbilei jumped at the chance to create a garden with views of the Tuscan landscape and the results are divine. (S2, ep 2).

New. Inspector Clouseau travels to Rome to catch a jewel thief before he conducts his most daring heist yet: a princess' diamond with known as The Pink Panther.

New. Bumbling Inspector Jacques Clouseau falls in love with murder suspect Maria Gambrelli and tries to clear her name.

Original members Graham Nash, Allan Clarke, Tony Hicks and Bobby Elliott discuss the history of The Hollies, while reflecting on their most memorable performances.

Film delving into the story of legendary rock band Queen, charting their rise from pub gigs to world domination with insight from the band members themselves.

Queen take to the stage in 1986 for an electrifying concert at Wembley Stadium. Part of their legendary Magic Tour, Freddie Mercury and the band perform all their greatest hits.

Documentary profiling the life and achievements of the flamboyant Queen frontman Freddie Mercury. Featuring recollections of the legendary figure from friends and family.

The history of The Beatles and their influence on music, art, culture, fashion and politics. Features new interviews and archive footage of the Fab Four.

New. Discover the story of a Disco legend who, for five decades, has inspired millions with her words I Will Survive, but only understood the lyrics when she hit rock bottom herself.

New. American singer-songwriter Tori Amos gives an intimate concert at The Veterans Room of New York City's Park Avenue Armory. Recorded in 2010.

Brett Anderson, Charles Hazlewood and Paraorchestra are joined by special guests Nadine Shah, Adrian Utley and Seb Rochford to perform a set of nine songs about loss and transcendence.

Kate Bryan visits the studio of the artist Lubaina Himid, winner of the 2017 Turner Prize, before exploring her new large-scale exhibition at Tate Modern.

Kate Bryan explores a new exhibition that explores the relationship between club culture and design traversing the globe and spanning the 1960s to the present day.

A celebratory look back at some of Pavarotti's finest moments on stage, including performances of Nessun Dorma and the legendary Donna Non Vidi Mai, dedicated to Princess Diana.

I Like It Here In Wilmington: When a clothing manufacturer finds himself on the verge of bankruptcy, he ponders the idea of murdering his wife for the insurance money. (S7, ep 11).

Accidental Death: Steve and Jane are con artists who gain access to people's homes claiming to be doing research into polish. But eventually, they meet their match. (S7, ep 12).

The Reconciliation: Seeking a divorce from his wife, an unhappy husband hires a private eye in the hopes of catching her with another man. But things don't quite go as expected. (S7, ep 13).

The Mugger: When a married politician falls in love with a woman at a party, things soon go wrong and his entire career and reputation are put in jeopardy. (S7, ep 14).

The Open Window: When a young man climbs through the window of a Connecticut hunting lodge, he emerges on the other side in a strange new world. (S7, ep 15).

The Tender Poisoner: An executive plans to end an associate's love affair, saving the man's career and marriage. (S1, ep 14).

Ten people are invited to a hotel in the Iranian desert, only to find that an unseen person is killing them one by one. Could one of them be the killer.

New. Inspector Jacques Clouseau is put on the case when the Pink Panther diamond is stolen, with the Phantom's trademark glove the only clue.

Interviews and performance footage tells the remarkable story of 1960s Californian pop group The Mamas and the Papas.

New. Margaret Atwood to Ted Chiang: Space travel revives exploration and conquest traditions, highlighting new possibilities for human life. (S1, ep 3).

Two-part documentary on the King of Rock'n'Roll himself, Elvis Presley. This first part details Elvis's early life in Tupelo, Mississippi and his unprecedented rise to fame. (1 of 2).

Second part of the Elvis Presley story. Returning home after his discharge from the army, Elvis faced a rapidly changing pop-music scene. (2 of 2).

New. Performing live from Coventry Cathedral Ruins in 2019, The Specials celebrate their 40th anniversary with their biggest hits, from Ghost Town to Nite Klub.

New. Explore Pauline Black's 40-year music career and her advocacy for racial equality amid challenges from racism and sexism.

Film from Grammy-nominated Nicolas Jack Davies, exploring the origins of the iconic Trojan Records, and the influence of Jamaican music on modern Britain.

Performing live in Basel, Switzerland in 2015 at the Baloise Session music festival, the Californian rock band Toto delivered classics like Africa and Hold the Line.

Hysteria: Formed in Sheffield in the 70s, Def Leppard were the architects of a new wave of British heavy metal music. Discover the story of the creation of their fourth album. (S1, ep 4).

An look at the origins of British R'n'B, dating back to the 1950s jazz and folk movements, and paving the way for bands like Blues Incorporated. (S4, ep 12).

A look at the Pop Rock sound of the 70s and 80s, and the bands that embraced this blend of punk minimalism and pop melodies such as The Cars and Huey Lewis and the News. (S4, ep 13).

Ravel, Say & Rachmaninoff. New. A Dance to the Music of Time features Ravel, Say and Rachmaninoff, with haunting waltzes, ghostly tales and passionate melodies.

People Don't Do Such Things: Trouble looms when married woman Gwen falls for a successful romantic novelist. (S8, ep 1).

In The Cards: Fortuneteller Madame Myra thinks she is on to a winner when she meets a man prophesied to come in to a lot of money before dying shortly after. (S8, ep 2).

Nothin' Short Of Highway Robbery: On a long drive through the desert, a couple get their car serviced and are handed an extortionate bill. But they plan on turning the tables. (S8, ep 3).

Scrimshaw: Brenda, a lonely alcoholic, is delighted when she bumps into an old friend from university. But does he have an ulterior motive for seeing her? (S8, ep 4).

Skeleton In The Cupboard: Robert Smythe has a dark secret he has kept for 20 years but it has now come back to haunt him. Can he keep it a secret from his wife? (S9, ep 1).

The Thirty-First of February: The death of a man's wife is ruled an accident, but strange incidents at the widower's place of work raise new questions. (S1, ep 15).

New. Five oddball criminals planning a bank robbery rent rooms from an octogenarian widow under the pretext that they are classical musicians.

New. After escaping from an insane asylum, the bonkers Charles Dreyfus sends 26 assassins on the trail of the forever bumbling Inspector Clouseau.

L.A. Forum. The six-time Grammy-winning rockers take to the stage at the Forum in California over three nights, delighting fans with hits like Hotel California and Take It Easy.

Protests were widespread as America fought in Vietnam. And, against this backdrop of unrest, rockers like Boston, REO Speedwagon and Styx came to rule the airwaves. (S4, ep 1).

Viva Mexico: André looks back at the highlights of his Mexico city concerts, which include The Platin Tenors' crowd-pleasing performance of Granada. (6 of 10).

Enjoy the King of Waltz's fantastic open air concert, complete with his famous Johann Strauss Orchestra & Choir, International Soloists, the Platin Tenors and 300 Dancers.

On The Road: Fans all over the world enjoy André's performances of Radetzky March and Ave Maria, as he presents highlights of his recent global tour. (9 of 10).

New. Margaret Atwood to Ted Chiang: Space travel revives exploration and conquest traditions, highlighting new possibilities for human life. (S1, ep 3).

New. A small-town doctor learns that the population of his community is being replaced by emotionless alien duplicates.

Presenting high-energy concerts by stars of the music industry, see world-famous bands and figures perform to audiences at SchwuZ, Berlin. (S3, ep 4).

Bryan Ferry performs hits including Slave to Love, Avalon and Let's Stick Together at the 2014 Baloise Session in Basel, Switzerland.

Paul Heaton: Prospering with both The Housemartins and The Beautiful South, Paul Heaton lifts the lid on his craft and performs a selection of tracks. (4 of 6).

The series continues with an explanation of the unique and distinctive sound of psychedelic rock. With music from The Moody Blues and Emerson, Lake & Palmer. (S4, ep 14).

The Chicago Blues sound replaced acoustic instruments with amplified versions, birthing a movement that stars such as Bo Diddley and Muddy Waters embraced. (S4, ep 15).

Simon Butteriss explores the success of The Mikado and the rewriting of Ruddigore, while hearing how a sceptical Jonathan Miller set about directing a Gilbert & Sullivan operetta.

The world-renowned pianist goes on a personal journey through his most beloved melodies. (S1, ep 1).

Hunter's Haven: Bob's masterful use of blue, yellow and orange hues brings vibrancy to a woodside setting alongside a clear blue lake. (S8, ep 5).

Bubbling Mountain Brook: Bob paints a playful brook that perfectly complements the backdrop of a rugged mountain range. (S8, ep 6).

Nothin' Short Of Highway Robbery: On a long drive through the desert, a couple get their car serviced and are handed an extortionate bill. But they plan on turning the tables. (S8, ep 3).

Fatal Figures: A meek bored man wants to feel a sense of importance, so he turns to serious crimes ranging from theft to eventual murder. (S3, ep 29).

Death Sentence: Norman's lack of interest in wife Paula leads her to believe he no longer loves her, but she's wrong, and Norman threatens murder to prove it. (S3, ep 30).

Jo Thompson, Cool Garden, RHS Rosemoor: Visit north Devon, where Jo Thompson used all of her design skills to show how water can be turned from an issue into an opportunity. (S2, ep 3).

New. When a bored Holmes eagerly takes the case of Gabrielle Valladon after an attempt on her life, the search for her missing husband leads to Loch Ness.

New. Philippe Douvier plots to kill Clouseau to prove his power. Clouseau, believed dead, goes undercover with Cato to uncover the truth.

Series exploring the world of André Rieu. With heart-warming interviews with André and magnificent performances. (1 of 10).

André Rieu looks back at his most memorable concerts in the city of music. With highlights from his magical show in front of Schoenbrunn Palace. (2 of 10).

André Rieu: Time of Our Lives: André is invited to perform in the Kingdom of Bahrain and plays at the Netherlands Grand Prix, while Emma Kok stuns the audience. (S5, ep 5).

New. A British teenager and his friends put on a show to save their clubhouse from a land tycoon. Musical starring Cliff Richard.

The Shadows: The Final Reunion. Performed live in front of 15,000 fans at London's O2 Arena, Cliff and The Shadows' 50th anniversary show recreates some of their biggest hits.