A glimpse into the life of the 'Because the Night' hitmaker who has inspired the likes of Madonna and R.E.M's Michael Stipe throughout her long and fruitful career. (S3, ep 11).

The story of the chart-topping rock band who have spent over two decades delighting fans with tracks like Don't You (Forget About Me) and Alive and Kicking. (S3, ep 12).

Alexander Armstrong and Myleene Klass present a concert of classical anthems at the Royal Albert Hall, with performances from Freddie De Tommaso, Hayato Sumino and more.

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).

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).

Clerical Error: While winding up his late father's affairs, Paul finds a bill demanding over £1,000 for pornography. He's suspicious of the claim. for a very good reason. (S6, ep 4).

Heir Presumptuous: George is murdered, and one of his nephews is seen fleeing the scene. The problem is his nephews are identical twins. Sheriff Milt Singleton investigates. (S6, ep 5).

Escape to Sonoita: Two kidnappers come upon a tanker in the middle of the desert and decide to make their escape in it. With Burt Reynolds and James Bell.

Hooked: A man schemes with a young woman to get rid of his wealthy wife.

A look at the life of one of Hollywood's most successful directors, whose long list of hit films include Pulp Fiction and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. (S6, ep 6).

In the semi-final, eight artists are given a choice of colours and textures to feature in their portraits of Joely Richardson. (S11, ep 9).

Down Along the Sheltering Palms: An ex-soldier meets a beautiful woman on a nostalgic trip back to his old base. But she isn't all she seems. and the past suddenly comes alive. (S6, ep 6).

A Vorpal Blade: Elderly Teuton Von Baden recalls two men's duel to the death during his student days in Germany. Von Baden was a witness, but he also harbours a shocking secret. (S6, ep 7).

Documentary film exploring the life and character of the elusive Hollywood star, who rose to fame for his work on Saturday Night Live, Chicago and the classic Groundhog Day.

The life story of the British film director, known both in the UK and across the pond for films such as Ice Cold in Alex and Cape Fear. (S6, ep 7).

John Malkovich: A glimpse into the life of the Academy Award-nominated star whose huge portfolio of work includes starring roles in Places in the Heart and In the Line of Fire. (S14, ep 6).

A new group of aspiring UK artists vie for the coveted 2024 Portrait Artist of the Year title, with a cast of celebrity sitters. (S11, ep 10).

The Wrong'un: After closing a deal, a German businessman meets an attractive but mysterious girl in a hotel bar. Despite the staff's warnings, he invites her up to his room. (S6, ep 8).

The Luncheon: Tony eats a pricey meal with the extravagant wife of a filmmaker who wants the rights to his book. However, lunch turns out to be full of surprises. (S6, ep 9).

New. Celebrate Opry 100 with superstars, newcomers and legends - it's never the same show twice! Jon Pardi, Zach Top and Ashley McBryde.

A look at the life of the Academy Award-winning Hollywood icon, famous for her roles in Pretty Woman, Erin Brockovich, My Best Friend's Wedding and Notting Hill. (S11, ep 9).

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

In a thrilling and intimate portrait, Celeste Bell embarks on a journey across three continents to explore the legacy of her mother - X-Ray Spex founder Poly Styrene.

Francesco Borromini, a true great of Baroque Rome, is known for his unparalleled genius, serving to revolutionise architecture forever. This documentary tells his story.

Elizabeth Day and Andi Oliver welcome Caleb Azumah Nelson to the Sky Arts Book Club, where the Costa First Novel Award-winning author discusses Open Water.

Jane Austen is one of Britain's finest authors. Right? Not according to Giles Coren, who tries to convince us she was just a 19th century chick lit hack.

A look into the career of one of the best-selling rock bands in the world. The six-time Grammy Award winners' hits include Scar Tissue and Dani California. (S3, ep 13).

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).

Opera star Simon Butteriss presents a lively look at the beginnings of great Victorian double act, Gilbert and Sullivan, and how they produced some of the most famous operas to date.

Pete Townshend, the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and guest stars, including Alfie Boe, put a classical spin on The Who's 1973 rock opera, Quadrophenia. From the Royal Albert Hall.

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

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).

Down Along the Sheltering Palms: An ex-soldier meets a beautiful woman on a nostalgic trip back to his old base. But she isn't all she seems. and the past suddenly comes alive. (S6, ep 6).

A Vorpal Blade: Elderly Teuton Von Baden recalls two men's duel to the death during his student days in Germany. Von Baden was a witness, but he also harbours a shocking secret. (S6, ep 7).

Pen Pal: An escaped convict visits a spinster and her niece seeking his pen pal.

The Baby Blue Expression: A woman and her lover plot her husband's demise but their plans go awry because of her ineptitude.

The life story of the British film director, known both in the UK and across the pond for films such as Ice Cold in Alex and Cape Fear. (S6, ep 7).

A new group of aspiring UK artists vie for the coveted 2024 Portrait Artist of the Year title, with a cast of celebrity sitters. (S11, ep 10).

The Wrong'un: After closing a deal, a German businessman meets an attractive but mysterious girl in a hotel bar. Despite the staff's warnings, he invites her up to his room. (S6, ep 8).

The Luncheon: Tony eats a pricey meal with the extravagant wife of a filmmaker who wants the rights to his book. However, lunch turns out to be full of surprises. (S6, ep 9).

Insightful film revealing the true story behind the literary myth of Sherlock Holmes, and the writer behind the world-famous character, Conan Doyle.

A look at the life and career of the acclaimed Hollywood director, whose films include Stand by Me, When Harry Met Sally. and the Oscar-nominated A Few Good Men. (S6, ep 8).

Samuel L. Jackson: A look into the life and career of the Hollywood superstar. From Coming to America and Pulp Fiction to Django Unchained, he has starred in many iconic films. (S14, ep 7).

Winner's Film: A new group of aspiring artists from across the UK vie for the coveted 2024 Portrait Artist of the Year title. (S11, ep 11).

The Tribute: Three aristocratic women hear of the death of a woman who once served them as a nanny. They agree to go for lunch in her memory. but a shock is in store for them. (S6, ep 10).

Hit and Run: Dr Roger Ashburn's beautiful wife tells him their marriage is over. Devastated, he begins a new life. Then, a familiar patient is brought into his hospital. (S6, ep 11).

Man Who Found Money: A man makes a serious mistake when he tries to do the right thing. With RG Armstrong and Rod Cameron.

Make My Death Bed: A woman plots her husband's death when she discovers he has been unfaithful. With Diana Van Der Vlis and Joe Flynn.

In a four-part series, immerse yourself in the worlds of some of history's finest authors, revealing much about their character and the time they lived in. (2 of 4).

Delve into the journey of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland through its origins and reinventions over the last 157 years in this immersive show.

Trolls: Not The Dolls: Comic David Baddiel journeys into the cesspit of social media trolls, discussing the weird and wonderful cyber-paths he has been led down. (3 of 3).

Documentary exploring the on-screen adaptations of the iconic author's works, starting with the 1976 classic Carrie, as told by the directors who helped bring them to life.

Narrating the doomed romance of Heathcliff and Catherine, the story contains a powerful critique of British society, denouncing its oppressive system.

Actor David Harewood heads to LA to talk to a few of his famous friends about how the road to Hollywood stardom is often a bumpy one strewn with rejection, disappointment and setbacks.

There's a bidding frenzy in New York as the work of Jean-Michel Basquiat goes up for auction, with his painting 'Untitled' set to break records. (S8, ep 12).

Explore the shift into songwriting. Its emergence in the 1960s amid political change paved the way for great artists like Cat Stevens and James Taylor. (S4, ep 2).

As de-industrialisation began in the 1960s, anger grew, and music from the Flower Power movement started to lose relevance with the public, sparking the emergence of metal. (S4, ep 3).

A look back at the career of British Soprano singer Lesley Garrett as Melvyn Bragg reflects on more unforgettable episodes of The South Bank Show. (S7, ep 3).

Experience: Human circus Cirque Du Soleil showcase their eye-popping artistry in a colourful performance featuring contortionists, trapeze acts, foot juggling and acrobats.

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).

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).

The Wrong'un: After closing a deal, a German businessman meets an attractive but mysterious girl in a hotel bar. Despite the staff's warnings, he invites her up to his room. (S6, ep 8).

The Luncheon: Tony eats a pricey meal with the extravagant wife of a filmmaker who wants the rights to his book. However, lunch turns out to be full of surprises. (S6, ep 9).

Man Who Found Money: A man makes a serious mistake when he tries to do the right thing. With RG Armstrong and Rod Cameron.

Make My Death Bed: A woman plots her husband's death when she discovers he has been unfaithful. With Diana Van Der Vlis and Joe Flynn.

A look at the life and career of the acclaimed Hollywood director, whose films include Stand by Me, When Harry Met Sally. and the Oscar-nominated A Few Good Men. (S6, ep 8).

Winner's Film: A new group of aspiring artists from across the UK vie for the coveted 2024 Portrait Artist of the Year title. (S11, ep 11).

The Tribute: Three aristocratic women hear of the death of a woman who once served them as a nanny. They agree to go for lunch in her memory. but a shock is in store for them. (S6, ep 10).

Hit and Run: Dr Roger Ashburn's beautiful wife tells him their marriage is over. Devastated, he begins a new life. Then, a familiar patient is brought into his hospital. (S6, ep 11).

In a tell-all interview with the award-winning jazz, pop and classical singer Dame Cleo Laine, immerse yourself in stories of her past and previously unseen footage.

A look at the career of the Academy Award-nominated director, known for his gripping depictions of life stories and characters - such as his acclaimed film The Queen. (S6, ep 9).

Nicolas Cage: An in-depth look into the career of the versatile Academy Award-winning actor Nicolas Cage. (S14, ep 8).

Best of: A new group of aspiring artists from across the UK vie for the coveted 2024 Portrait Artist of the Year title. (S11, ep 12).

Youth from Vienna: Being admired by the inventor of an anti-ageing formula is handy for Caroline, who is eager to keep her looks. But a man forces her to make a big decision. (S6, ep 12).

Turn the Tide: Criminal lawyer Slade has his reasons for wanting his colleague dead. He meticulously plans the perfect murder. But there's one thing that he overlooks. (S6, ep 13).

The Doubtful Doctor: A doctor examines a man who suffers from blackouts, in which he reverts to living and seeing things two years back in time. Dick York and Gena Rowlands star.

A Very Moral Theft: A dishonest businessman attempts to hoodwink his girlfriend into supplying him with money. Betty Field and Walter Matthau star.

A look at Bill Murray, famed for his BAFTA-winning performance in Lost in Translation, his collaborations with Wes Anderson and roles in Groundhog Day and Ghostbusters. (S10, ep 2).

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

Mary Shelley to Isaac Asimov: Mary Shelley's Frankenstein is often seen as the first sci-fi work, joined by early pieces from More, Swift, Wells and Huxley. (S1, ep 1).

A look at the life of the inspirational filmmaker, who won the first-ever Academy Award for Writing Original Screenplay for his comedy film The Great McGinty. (S5, ep 7).

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.

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 Sky Original two-part series hosted by Imelda May exploring Ireland's rich history of literary talent - often inspired by a land embellished in natural beauty. (2 of 2).

The 60s saw A-list bands fronted by artists such as Grace Slick and Janis Joplin. And the women's liberation movement birthed more female rockers like Suzi Quatro. (S4, ep 4).

Folk music gained its power with acts like The Freedom Singers focusing on the Civil Rights Movement, paving the way for legends like Joan Baez and Pete Seeger. (S4, ep 5).

Bourne's Dance Version Of Tim Burton's Classic. Matthew Bourne's reimagining of Tim Burton's movie, featuring the beautiful music of Danny Elfman and Terry Davies.

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

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).

The Tribute: Three aristocratic women hear of the death of a woman who once served them as a nanny. They agree to go for lunch in her memory. but a shock is in store for them. (S6, ep 10).

Hit and Run: Dr Roger Ashburn's beautiful wife tells him their marriage is over. Devastated, he begins a new life. Then, a familiar patient is brought into his hospital. (S6, ep 11).

The Doubtful Doctor: A doctor examines a man who suffers from blackouts, in which he reverts to living and seeing things two years back in time. Dick York and Gena Rowlands star.

A Very Moral Theft: A dishonest businessman attempts to hoodwink his girlfriend into supplying him with money. Betty Field and Walter Matthau star.

A look at the career of the Academy Award-nominated director, known for his gripping depictions of life stories and characters - such as his acclaimed film The Queen. (S6, ep 9).

Best of: A new group of aspiring artists from across the UK vie for the coveted 2024 Portrait Artist of the Year title. (S11, ep 12).

Youth from Vienna: Being admired by the inventor of an anti-ageing formula is handy for Caroline, who is eager to keep her looks. But a man forces her to make a big decision. (S6, ep 12).

Turn the Tide: Criminal lawyer Slade has his reasons for wanting his colleague dead. He meticulously plans the perfect murder. But there's one thing that he overlooks. (S6, ep 13).

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.

The last episode of the series takes a deep dive into the life and career of John Carpenter, known for his cult classics such as Dark Star, The Thing and Halloween. (S6, ep 10).

Jeremy Irons: Take a look back at the glittering career of multi award-winning British actor Jeremy Irons. (S14, ep 9).

Hampton Court: Eight artists are lined up in front of the palace's baroque east front. The winner will go to the semi-final and be closer to the prize. (S10, ep 1).

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).

New. Lottery Winners at Isle of Wight Festival: Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival, the UK's most legendary highlights of the summer. (S1, ep 1).

New. The Corrs at Isle of Wight Festival: Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival, one of the UK's most legendary highlights of the summer. With Corrs. (S1, ep 2).

New. Amy McDonald at Isle of Wight Festival: Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival, one of the UK's most legendary highlights of the summer. (S1, ep 3).

New. Example at Isle of Wight Festival: Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival, one of the UK's most legendary highlights of the summer. With Example. (S1, ep 4).

New. Sting at Isle of Wight Festival: Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival, one of the UK's biggest and most legendary highlights of the summer. (S1, ep 5).

New. Sting at Isle of Wight Festival: Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival, one of the UK's biggest and most legendary highlights of the summer. (S1, ep 6).

Dean Lewis at Isle of Wight Festival: Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival, one of the UK's most legendary highlights of the summer. (S1, ep 7).

Faithless at Isle of Wight Festival: Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival, one of the UK's most legendary highlights of the summer. With Faithless. (S1, ep 8).

Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival, one of the UK's biggest and most legendary highlights of the summer. (S1, ep 9).

Clean Bandit at Isle of Wight Festival: Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival, one of the UK's most legendary highlights of the summer. (S1, ep 10).

A look at the explosion of British heavy metal music and the headbanging era that gave rise to bands like Judas Priest, Saxon and Iron Maiden. (S4, ep 6).

A walk through the journey of soul music, which started as uplifting black gospel music and grew into the music we love from artists like Billy Ocean. (S4, ep 7).

New. Experience the magic of the renowned Montreux Festival, showcasing unforgettable performances and great hits.

New. Experience the magic of the renowned Montreux Festival, showcasing unforgettable performances and great hits.

Stereophonics: The Welsh rockers play and discuss Just Enough Education to Perform, their 2001 album which earned them huge global success, at The Clapham Grand. (S1, ep 2).

Music journalists discuss the rise of Irish rock band U2, from their humble beginnings in Dublin to finding international superstardom with the Joshua Tree and beyond. (S5, ep 1).

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.

A Vorpal Blade: Elderly Teuton Von Baden recalls two men's duel to the death during his student days in Germany. Von Baden was a witness, but he also harbours a shocking secret. (S6, ep 7).

The Wrong'un: After closing a deal, a German businessman meets an attractive but mysterious girl in a hotel bar. Despite the staff's warnings, he invites her up to his room. (S6, ep 8).

The Luncheon: Tony eats a pricey meal with the extravagant wife of a filmmaker who wants the rights to his book. However, lunch turns out to be full of surprises. (S6, ep 9).

The Tribute: Three aristocratic women hear of the death of a woman who once served them as a nanny. They agree to go for lunch in her memory. but a shock is in store for them. (S6, ep 10).

New. The Jar: Charlie buys a strange jar at a carnival. His wife is scared of it, but townspeople come from miles to see it and Charlie becomes a local celebrity. (S2, ep 17).

Final Escape: A convict plans a clever escape with the help of an alcoholic fellow prisoner who's in charge of making coffins and burying the camp's deceased. (S2, ep 18).

Recounted through family, friends and peers, explore the brilliant career of late Oscar winner Alec Guinness - beginning with his 1934 debut at the Playhouse Theatre.

The iconic singer performs an electrifying set filled with hits, including tracks from her album Taking Chances and a stunning rendition of My Heart Will Go On.

New. A portrait of blues legend John Lee Hooker, tracing his journey from Mississippi roots to becoming the Godfather of the Blues and King of the Boogie.

New. Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival, one of the UK's biggest and most legendary highlights of the summer. Featuring Busted. (S1, ep 11).

New. Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival, one of the UK's biggest and most legendary highlights of the summer.

Downey at the Isle of Wight Festival. New. Paul Heaton with Rianne Downey at The Isle of Wight Festival: Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival. (S1, ep 13).

New. The Script at Isle of Wight Festival: Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival. Featuring The Script. (S1, ep 14).

New. English Teacher at Isle of Wight Festival: Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival, one of the UK's most legendary highlights of the summer. (S1, ep 15).

New. Yard Act at Isle of Wight Festival: Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival. Featuring Yard Act. (S1, ep 16).

New. Stereophonics at Isle of Wight Festival: Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival. Featuring Stereophonics. (S1, ep 17).

New. Supergrass at Isle of Wight Festival: Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival. Featuring Supergrass. (S1, ep 18).

A look into the unique sound of rock band Primal Scream, formed by Bobby Gillespie and Jim Beattie in the 80s. (S3, ep 6).

New. Tony Iommi: Black Sabbath: The Black Sabbath guitarist reveals how he created the riffs that changed rock forever. Queen's Brian May joins Tony at his home studio for a jam. (S1, ep 1).

The story of Journey, one of the world's best-selling bands of all time. Many of their hits, including Don't Stop Believin', remain firmly embedded in popular culture. (S3, ep 3).

Ronnie Wood welcomes Simply Red star Mick Hucknall. Wood shares anecdotes about Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix, while Hucknall picks songs by Bob Dylan and Buddy Guy. (S1, ep 6).

Ronnie and Primal Scream's Bobby Gillespie reminisce over the post-punk era while listening to music from Jerry Lee Lewis, Velvet Underground and Public Image Ltd. (S1, ep 7).

Boy George, Steve Norman and sleeve art legend Storm Thorgerson discuss how pioneering album art has helped to define British bands including Pink Floyd and the Sex Pistols. (3 of 4).

Leading music critics reflect on the life and career of former Faces front man Rod Stewart, one of the best-selling artists of all time.

Leading music critics cast fresh light on the career of award-winning American singer songwriter Paul Simon, whose fame, influence and success began as part of duo Simon & Garfunkel.

Concert Live In Amsterdam. Andre Rieu performs songs, including a specially-penned Coronation Waltz, at the investiture of King Willem Alexander and Queen Maxima on 30 April 2013.

Hit and Run: Dr Roger Ashburn's beautiful wife tells him their marriage is over. Devastated, he begins a new life. Then, a familiar patient is brought into his hospital. (S6, ep 11).

Youth from Vienna: Being admired by the inventor of an anti-ageing formula is handy for Caroline, who is eager to keep her looks. But a man forces her to make a big decision. (S6, ep 12).

Turn the Tide: Criminal lawyer Slade has his reasons for wanting his colleague dead. He meticulously plans the perfect murder. But there's one thing that he overlooks. (S6, ep 13).

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).

Murder Case: An actor learns that his ex, an actress, is now married to her play's backer. They rekindle their romance and plot to get her out of her marriage. (S2, ep 19).

Anyone For Murder?: A psychology professor places an ad offering to help spouses get rid of their other halves, grabbing the police's attention. Trouble ensues. (S2, ep 20).

Bagpipes: A Celebration showcases Scotland's iconic bagpipe music with stunning landscapes, top pipe bands, soloists, and rich musical history.

Live at the Isle of Wight Festival 1970. Canadian folk singer Joni Mitchell delivers an emotional, triumphant performance at the tumultuous Isle of Wight Festival of 1970.

The Royal Albert Hall May 2024. New. Bryan Adams takes to the stage at London's iconic Royal Albert Hall to perform his classic album Reckless.

Live At Wembley Stadium 2000. Tina Turner takes the stage at Wembley Stadium as the Queen of Rock'n'Roll puts on an electrifying performance as part of her Twenty Four Seven tour.

New. Texas at Isle of Wight Festival: Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival. Featuring Texas. (S1, ep 19).

New. Alison Moyet at Isle of Wight Festival: Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival. Featuring Alison Moyet. (S1, ep 20).

New. Olly Murs at Isle of Wight Festival: Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival. Featuring Olly Murs. (S1, ep 21).

New. Jess Glynne at Isle of Wight Festival: Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival. Featuring Jess Glynne. (S1, ep 22).

New. Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival, one of the UK's biggest and most legendary highlights of the summer.

New. The Lighting Seeds at Isle of Wight Festival: Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival. Featuring The Lighting Seeds. (S1, ep 18).

New. James At Isle Of Wight Festival: Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival. Featuring James. (S1, ep 26).

A glimpse into the career of one of the world's best-selling bands of all time, and the hitmakers of the anthem I Want To Know What Love Is. (S3, ep 10).

A look into the life and career of the four-time Grammy Award-winning rock singer, who gained popularity with songs like We Belong and Hit Me With Your Best Shot. (S3, ep 5).

The Edge, Bill Wyman, Bob Geldof, Slash and Martin Carthy are among those who pay tribute to the pioneer of Irish rock, discussing his life, influence on their music and his legacy.

Former Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash joins Ronnie Wood to discuss his love of rock'n'roll and listen to the tracks that have helped shape his distinguished career. (S1, ep 8).

Ronnie Wood invites Jamaican ska and reggae legend Toots Hibbert to jam along to his favourite tracks, including hits from Jimmy Cliff and Willie Nelson. (S1, ep 9).

Featuring extensive interviews and rare recordings of their performances, this is the definitive critical review of legendary English rock band Led Zeppelin. (1 of 4).

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 special and powerful concert to raise awareness of climate change held at the Teatro La Fenice, with Richard Wagner, Jacques Offenbach and more.

How Football Fans Became An Opera Chorus. Nicky Spence recruits 40 football fans to appear in an opera about football which will be performed in time for the Qatar World Cup.

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

Winter Hideaway: Bob places a lonesome cabin - the perfect respite for a weary traveller - in the middle of a snowy setting. (S8, ep 7).

Youth from Vienna: Being admired by the inventor of an anti-ageing formula is handy for Caroline, who is eager to keep her looks. But a man forces her to make a big decision. (S6, ep 12).

Turn the Tide: Criminal lawyer Slade has his reasons for wanting his colleague dead. He meticulously plans the perfect murder. But there's one thing that he overlooks. (S6, ep 13).

Contest for Aaron Gold: A frustrated artist takes a job as a ceramics counsellor. Conflict arises when one of his students shows great promise as a sculptor.

The Five-Forty-Eight: A mentally unstable secretary catches up to her cruel ex-boss and makes him listen to what she has to say, at gunpoint. Phyllis Thaxter and Zachary Scott star.

The last episode of the series takes a deep dive into the life and career of John Carpenter, known for his cult classics such as Dark Star, The Thing and Halloween. (S6, ep 10).

Hampton Court: Eight artists are lined up in front of the palace's baroque east front. The winner will go to the semi-final and be closer to the prize. (S10, ep 1).

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).

Camille Pissarro followed a dramatic path and through it all, wrote extensively as this film reveals his life and work.

Steven Spielberg: A look into the life and career of the Hollywood director, whose portfolio is filled to the brim with classics like Jaws and Indiana Jones. (S7, ep 1).

Emma Thompson: Explore the career of one of Britain's most celebrated actresses and screenwriters, Dame Emma Thompson. (S14, ep 10).

Snowdon: In the second heat, eight artists are taking on the magnificent Yr Wyddfa or Mount Snowdon. (S10, 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).

Outlaw in Town: A mysterious man plans to go out with a bang as locals discover he is an outlaw with a bounty on his head. Ricardo Montalban stars.

O, Youth and Beauty!: A former hurdler now drinks too much and fails to earn enough money to pay for his lifestyle. Despondent, he decides to try one last \"race\". Gary Merrill stars.

The much-loved violinist is joined by fantastic soloists on a languid summer's night, for songs including You Raise Me Up. From the beautiful island garden of Mainau.

New. Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival, one of the UK's most legendary highlights of the summer.

Story of Syd Barrett and Pink Floyd. Follow the tragic journey of Syd Barrett - the original singer of Pink Floyd - as interviews with those closest to him detail his downfall.

Discover the fascinating story of The Cimarons - the first UK band to embrace the thrilling new sound coming out of Jamaica - and follow the band's final chapter.

Melvyn meets the renowned actress at the Young Vic in London, where they discuss her career. She also performs an an exclusive reading as Margaret Thatcher. (1 of 4).

Hardwick Hall: Tour the National Trust preserved house in Derbyshire that is home to Europe's finest collection of 16th and 17th-century tapestries. Narrated by Nigel Havers. (S1, ep 1).

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.

Majestic Pine: Bob paints a golden field of pines and greenery inside the unique shape of a tapered rectangle. (S8, ep 8).

Cactus at Sunset: Bob paints a path of cacti and rocks that leads up to a dramatic, fiery red sky in the background. (S8, ep 9).

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).

Outlaw in Town: A mysterious man plans to go out with a bang as locals discover he is an outlaw with a bounty on his head. Ricardo Montalban stars.

O, Youth and Beauty!: A former hurdler now drinks too much and fails to earn enough money to pay for his lifestyle. Despondent, he decides to try one last \"race\". Gary Merrill stars.

Steven Spielberg: A look into the life and career of the Hollywood director, whose portfolio is filled to the brim with classics like Jaws and Indiana Jones. (S7, ep 1).

Snowdon: In the second heat, eight artists are taking on the magnificent Yr Wyddfa or Mount Snowdon. (S10, 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).

Faced with participants who simply cannot sing, the ENO's world-class voice coaches set out on a journey of vocal transformation and narrow the group down to six. (1 of 4).

The Coen Brothers: A look at the life and careers of the superstar directing duo, known for films such as True Grit and the Oscar-winning Fargo. (S7, ep 2).

John Travolta: An exploration of the life and career of a film superstar. From Grease to Pulp Fiction, the award-winning John Travolta is a cultural icon. (S14, ep 11).

Clifton Suspension Bridge: Stephen Mangan is in Bristol, where our pods are lined up on a terrace overlooking the Clifton Suspension Bridge. (S10, ep 3).

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 Money: Larry and Angie Chetnik find themselves constantly bickering about money. Larry visits his father's one-time friend to land a job that he hopes will solve his problems.

The Man with Two Faces: A talented young actress seemingly destined for stardom appears to be under the spell of her unscrupulous and totally unprincipled husband. Mary Astor stars.

From a child model to an Academy Award nominated performance in Taxi Driver, this is the story of Jodie Foster's life and breakthrough to Hollywood. (S13, ep 4).

1980: The likes of The Selecter and The Beat lead the British Ska revival. Plus, early performances from U2 and Iron Maiden, and classic appearances from The Jam and more. (1 of 5).

New. Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival, one of the UK's most legendary highlights of the summer.

See how Electric Lady Studios became the state of the art recording space inspired by Jimi Hendrix's vision, rising from the rubble of a Greenwich Village nightclub.

Film following the acclaimed Birmingham-based artist, known for his controversial satirical collages, as he embarks on a UK-wide, outdoor art installation.

Melvyn Bragg talks to writer Bernardine Evaristo, the first black woman to win the Booker Prize, about her life, her work and her determination to succeed. (2 of 4).

Calke Abbey: A tour of this once great house in Ticknall, Derbyshire, reveals how the National Trust are combating the decline of the baroque mansion. Narrated by Nigel Havers. (S1, ep 2).

Simon Butteriss explores how the D'Oyly Carte's Comedy Opera Company assembled for The Sorcerer, and how HMS Pinafore and Pirates of Penzance paved the way for the modern musical.

Narrated by acclaimed actress Miriam Margolyes, the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, with Principal Conductor Nicholas Carter, presents Sergei Prokofiev's classic children's tale.

Mountain Range: Guest painter Steve Ross uses an array of colour in this stirring depiction of giant peaks behind foothills opening onto a smooth lake. (S8, ep 10).

Lonely Retreat: Bob uses blue and red highlights to accentuate the drama and beauty of a snow-covered cabin at sunset. (S8, ep 11).

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).

The Money: Larry and Angie Chetnik find themselves constantly bickering about money. Larry visits his father's one-time friend to land a job that he hopes will solve his problems.

The Man with Two Faces: A talented young actress seemingly destined for stardom appears to be under the spell of her unscrupulous and totally unprincipled husband. Mary Astor stars.

The Coen Brothers: A look at the life and careers of the superstar directing duo, known for films such as True Grit and the Oscar-winning Fargo. (S7, ep 2).

Clifton Suspension Bridge: Stephen Mangan is in Bristol, where our pods are lined up on a terrace overlooking the Clifton Suspension Bridge. (S10, ep 3).

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).

Through a combination of interviews and studio reconstructions, recount the gripping stories behind those who have excavated and stolen masterpieces. (1 of 4).

Wes Anderson: An insight into the life and career of an Oscar nominated director, responsible for works such as The Grand Budapest Hotel and Fantastic Mr Fox. (S7, ep 3).

Matthew Broderick: Known for standout performances in Ferris Bueller's Day Off and more, this is a look at the life of one of America's most instantly recognisable stars. (S14, ep 12).

St Pancras Basin: At St Pancras Basin eight artists are lined up along the canal overlooking the busy train lines into Kings Cross and St Pancras stations. (S10, ep 4).

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 Changing Heart: Dane Ross is amazed by an old man's tales of the many clocks he's built - with moving parts, marching soldiers and flying birds - and is asked to stay for dinner.

Summer Shade: A mother and father think their lonely daughter may need an evil spirit expelled from her after she appears to make up a girlfriend with a dark ancestry.

In a four-part series, immerse yourself in the worlds of some of history's finest authors, revealing much about their character and the time they lived in. (3 of 4).

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road: Footage from the original recording sessions, together with interviews with Elton John, offer a unique insight into the creation of his classic album. (S1, ep 5).

New. Full coverage of the Iconic Isle of Wight festival, one of the UK's most legendary highlights of the summer. Flashing images.

Spotlighting a lost album from one of the most gifted vocalists of her generation, unearth new stories relating to the iconic singer-songwriter Nina Simone. Discriminatory language.

Powerful documentary telling the story of Alice Walker's journey from her birth in a paper-thin shack in the cotton fields of Georgia to her recognition as a key 20th-century writer.

Harry Baker, Fury WD, 2 Badda, Lams and Gecko join Benjamin Zephaniah at London's Battersea Park for a celebration of poetry in a unique spoken-word performance show. (1 of 4).

Men's mental health and daily life for transgender women are the topics this week as Benjamin Zephaniah hosts more moving spoken word performances in Battersea Park. (2 of 4).

The ground-breaking performance poet gets candid with Melvyn Bragg as he discusses his life and performs a selection of his most personal poems. (3 of 4).

The Vyne: Tour this 16th-century house in Sherborne St John, which dates back to the reign of Henry VIII. It was given to the National Trust in 1958. Narrated by Nigel Havers. (S1, ep 3).

Based on the story of Joseph and his coat of many colours, Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's first musical comes to the screen. Starring Donny Osmond.

Northern Lights: Bob uses a black canvas to create the scene of a snowy landscape with the stunning lights of the northern sky. (S8, ep 12).

Winter Evergreens: Bob creates a beautiful snowy landscape with stately evergreens, warmed by the low-hanging winter sun over distant mountains. (S9, ep 1).

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 Changing Heart: Dane Ross is amazed by an old man's tales of the many clocks he's built - with moving parts, marching soldiers and flying birds - and is asked to stay for dinner.

Summer Shade: A mother and father think their lonely daughter may need an evil spirit expelled from her after she appears to make up a girlfriend with a dark ancestry.

Wes Anderson: An insight into the life and career of an Oscar nominated director, responsible for works such as The Grand Budapest Hotel and Fantastic Mr Fox. (S7, ep 3).

St Pancras Basin: At St Pancras Basin eight artists are lined up along the canal overlooking the busy train lines into Kings Cross and St Pancras stations. (S10, ep 4).

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).

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.

John Singleton: A look at the life and career of the late John Singleton, whose name came to prominence with the crime drama Boyz n the Hood. (S7, ep 4).

William Hurt: Celebrate the career, achievements and life of the late four-time Academy Award-nominated actor William Hurt. (S14, ep 13).

Quarry: Artists are hoping to create an artwork that catches the eye of judges Tai Shan Schierenberg, Kate Bryan and Kathleen Soriano. (S10, ep 5).

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).

A Crime for Mothers: A woman struggling with alcoholism attempts to reclaim her estranged daughter, who has been raised by another family.

The Last Escape: Joe Ferlini is an escape artist who performs in nightclubs. He claims to break free from straight jackets faster than anyone, but wants to make a bigger splash.

From the Man with No Name to a two-time Academy Award-winning director and Hollywood legend, explore the life and career of actor, filmmaker and politician Clint Eastwood. (S10, ep 3).

A look at the life and career of the Hollywood filmmaker, famous for directing films such as the Academy Award-nominated Blossoms in the Dust and Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo. (S5, ep 8).

Explore the eclectic career of Sean Connery, who, having become a star thanks to James Bond, never stopped trying to shed the image of a sexy, brutal macho that stuck to 007.