A look at a unique body of British and Irish art dedicated to self-portraiture, consisting of the very best work of the twentieth-century and more contemporary pieces.

Art? At National Museums Cardiff. Bringing together 500 years of art, the Rules of Art? exhibition showcases a breadth of historic and contemporary artworks.

From the world-renowned human circus comes a jubilant celebration of youth, old age and the passage of time, featuring contortionists, fire dancers and stunning aerial acrobatics.

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

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

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 Festive Season: A bitter man continues to live in a dark old mansion with his controlling sister, who he suspects killed his wife while openly planning her murder. (S3, ep 31).

Listen, Listen.!: Not a soul will listen to a mild-mannered man's theory about a string of murders that happen close to home. (S3, ep 32).

Andy Sturgeon, Battersea Power Station: After 10 years, Battersea Power Station's restoration is complete and Andy Sturgeon's 'gardens in the sky' are truly a triumph. (S2, ep 4).

Best of Portrait Artist of the Year: Look back on the best moments from the ninth season of Portrait Artist of the Year. (S9, ep 12).

The Colonel's Lady: Colonel George Peregrine's comfortable life is disturbed when his wife writes a bestselling raunchy novel. Is this evidence that she's having an affair? (S9, ep 2).

The Surgeon: When wealthy Prince Zawi gives surgeon Robert Sandy a diamond for saving his life, the doctor finds that his new jewel is really more of a liability than an asset. (S9, ep 3).

Frank and Denise uncover the glorious summer when Swift was reunited with Pope in England, resulting in Gulliver's Travels and The Dunciad. (3 of 3).

Ann-Marie Powell, Wisley Wildlife Garden: Ann-Marie Powell took on the task of creating the RHS's first wildlife and food gardens, with the society moving with the times. (S2, ep 5).

He's an Academy Award-winning actor who starred in Deliverance and Coming Home, and the father of Hollywood star Angelina Jolie. This is the story of Jon Voight. (S11, ep 7).

Blackpool North Pier: Searching for Britain's best landscape painter, the judges head to Blackpool for the first of this year's heats. (S8, ep 1).

The Verger: When devoted verger Albert is forced to resign, he sets out to build a new life. But can he succeed in a modern world that has little time for his old-fashioned ways? (S9, ep 4).

The Facts Of Life: When sheltered young man Nicholas travels to London to compete in a fencing competition, he gets caught up in a very strange adventure. (S9, ep 5).

Post Mortem: A wife refuses to let her husband squander a $133,000 sweepstakes ticket inherited from her first dead spouse, so he plans on killing her. (S3, ep 33).

The Crocodile Case: Jack kills Phyllis' first husband and cashes in by marrying the widow. But after identifying her lost crocodile dressing case, he might have exposed himself. (S3, ep 34).

David Harewood investigates the impact Italy had on Charles Dickens, discovering that the quintessentially English author was far more cosmopolitan than expected.

David Harewood investigates the impact Italy had on Charles Dickens, discovering that the quintessentially English author was far more cosmopolitan than expected.

Insightful documentary film lifting the lid on the private life, devastating secrets and battles of the acclaimed author behind works such as If and The Jungle Book.

Documentary telling the story of PUNCHDRUNK, the pioneering and hugely secretive theatre company whose productions have reinvented an art form and changed the rules of theatre.

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

The story of five incredible years, 1963-1968, which saw The Yardbirds go from a relatively small-time suburban blues outfit to one of the most respected rock bands in history.

Buzzy magazine-style show exploring the best of art trends and cultural events. The Goes Wrong Show, rapper KSI and life drawing are all on menu this week. (4 of 4).

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. (6 of 6).

Vanguard: Bristol Street Art at M Shed. Kate Bryan goes behind the scenes at the M Shed museum in Bristol to discover a new exhibition exploring the city's connection to street art.

Exploring Indian and Western classical fusion, featuring Jasdeep Singh Degun and violin legend Dr L Subramanium at this year's Darbar Festival. (S1, ep 1).

Exploring Indian and Western classical fusion, featuring Jasdeep Singh Degun and violin legend Dr L Subramanium at this year's Darbar Festival. (S1, ep 2).

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).

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).

The Colonel's Lady: Colonel George Peregrine's comfortable life is disturbed when his wife writes a bestselling raunchy novel. Is this evidence that she's having an affair? (S9, ep 2).

The Surgeon: When wealthy Prince Zawi gives surgeon Robert Sandy a diamond for saving his life, the doctor finds that his new jewel is really more of a liability than an asset. (S9, ep 3).

Post Mortem: A wife refuses to let her husband squander a $133,000 sweepstakes ticket inherited from her first dead spouse, so he plans on killing her. (S3, ep 33).

The Crocodile Case: Jack kills Phyllis' first husband and cashes in by marrying the widow. But after identifying her lost crocodile dressing case, he might have exposed himself. (S3, ep 34).

Ann-Marie Powell, Wisley Wildlife Garden: Ann-Marie Powell took on the task of creating the RHS's first wildlife and food gardens, with the society moving with the times. (S2, ep 5).

Blackpool North Pier: Searching for Britain's best landscape painter, the judges head to Blackpool for the first of this year's heats. (S8, ep 1).

The Verger: When devoted verger Albert is forced to resign, he sets out to build a new life. But can he succeed in a modern world that has little time for his old-fashioned ways? (S9, ep 4).

The Facts Of Life: When sheltered young man Nicholas travels to London to compete in a fencing competition, he gets caught up in a very strange adventure. (S9, ep 5).

Insightful documentary film lifting the lid on the private life, devastating secrets and battles of the acclaimed author behind works such as If and The Jungle Book.

Alistair Baldwin, Kinross House: Garden designer Alistair Baldwin stayed true to the 17th-century style of Scotland's Kinross House and the results are a sight to behold. (S2, ep 6).

Two-time Academy Award winner Dustin Hoffman has starred in a host of films including Midnight Cowboy and The Graduate. This is a glimpse into his world. (S11, ep 8).

Ascot Races: The competition continues as the competitors venture to the iconic Ascot Racecourse. (S8, ep 2).

Wink Three Times: When a timid provincial solicitor visits a smart London hotel on a business trip, he becomes embroiled in a curious case of mistaken identity. (S9, ep 6).

The Finger Of Suspicion: Happily married and living in the Middle East, American safe-cracker Steve is suddenly threatened with extradition for a crime he says he didn't commit. (S9, ep 7).

Dip in the Pool: William Botibol is a gambler and has convinced himself he's figured out a way to win a bet predicting the mileage his cruise ship will cover in 24 hours. (S3, ep 35).

The Safe Place: George Piper is a bank teller. As concern mounts over his finances, he and his brother Fred think they have a foolproof plan to secure funds for the future. (S3, ep 36).

Artists take to the town of Whitstable as six celebrities including Jordan Stephens and Rose Matafeo submit their own entries. (S7, ep 9).

Film exploring the life of Jackie Onassis, the captivating wife of John F Kennedy and first lady of the US from 1961 to 1963.

Explore the legacy of Richard Harris with this moving documentary that includes contributions from his sons, BAFTA-winning actor Jared Harris, Jamie Harris and Damian Harris.

Film lifting the lid on the fascinating last decade of Andy Warhol's life and the legacy he left for future artists, through never-before-seen footage and interviews with insiders.

This evocative and unique film features the only TV interview ever given by Laurie Lee, including the amazing story of how it was secured by local TV producer David Parker.

Barbara Kingsolver and Fats Timbo: Pulitzer Prize winner Barbara Kingsolver and comedian-turned-author Fats Timbo discuss their work and influences at the 2023 Hay Festival. (S1, ep 2).

Kate Bryan pays a visit to the Courtauld Gallery to bear witness to an exhibition bringing the full span of Vincent van Gogh's self-portraiture together.

Art expert Kate Bryan presents a behind the scenes look at a major exhibition of Linda McCartney's iconic photography at the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool.

Arts Uncovered joins the stage managers at the Royal Opera House as they prepare for a new production at the iconic Covent Garden venue.

Franz Lehar's colourful and charming ballet interpretation of the operetta beautifully plays out the tale of one woman's comically misfortunate quest for love.

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

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).

The Verger: When devoted verger Albert is forced to resign, he sets out to build a new life. But can he succeed in a modern world that has little time for his old-fashioned ways? (S9, ep 4).

The Facts Of Life: When sheltered young man Nicholas travels to London to compete in a fencing competition, he gets caught up in a very strange adventure. (S9, ep 5).

Dip in the Pool: William Botibol is a gambler and has convinced himself he's figured out a way to win a bet predicting the mileage his cruise ship will cover in 24 hours. (S3, ep 35).

The Safe Place: George Piper is a bank teller. As concern mounts over his finances, he and his brother Fred think they have a foolproof plan to secure funds for the future. (S3, ep 36).

Alistair Baldwin, Kinross House: Garden designer Alistair Baldwin stayed true to the 17th-century style of Scotland's Kinross House and the results are a sight to behold. (S2, ep 6).

Ascot Races: The competition continues as the competitors venture to the iconic Ascot Racecourse. (S8, ep 2).

Wink Three Times: When a timid provincial solicitor visits a smart London hotel on a business trip, he becomes embroiled in a curious case of mistaken identity. (S9, ep 6).

The Finger Of Suspicion: Happily married and living in the Middle East, American safe-cracker Steve is suddenly threatened with extradition for a crime he says he didn't commit. (S9, ep 7).

The World Is Now At War: It's the 1940s, and with the whole world at war, the USA and the UK join forces both in action and on the big screen. (2 of 3).

How did Santiago Calatrava's World Trade Center Transportation Hub come to be? This intriguing new series explores the inspirations behind the world's architectural marvels. (S1, ep 1).

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).

Castle Ward: The competition continues as the competitors pay a visit to Castle Ward, an 18th-century landmark in County Down, Northern Ireland. (S8, ep 3).

A Time To Die: Yves's marriage has gone stale and his young mistress has announced that she is pregnant. But he then makes a decision which changes everyone's lives forever. (S9, ep 8).

Mr Know-All: When pretty hotel worker Elly is charmed by a guest, archaeologist Max Kelada, it seems that the Mr Know-All professor might not be the man he claims to be. (S9, ep 9).

The Canary Sedan: While travelling in chauffeured car, Laura Bowlby - a woman with psychic powers - hears a voice telling her a tragic love story. (S3, ep 37).

The Impromptu Murder: A lawyer on the cusp of becoming mayor murders a woman in cold blood who claimed he was involved in embezzlement in the past. (S3, ep 38).

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).

New. Quatermass to Christopher Nolan: Space travel redefines human potential, reviving exploration and conquest while inspiring innovation and unity. (S1, ep 4).

Journey into the life and films of the legendary director Stanley Kubrick, featuring an array of unearthed interview recordings from the man himself.

New. Witness Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band perform live at the Palau Saint Jordi in Barcelona on October 16, 2002.

In London: David Hockney: In his London studio, David Hockney sits down to discuss his remarkable life and career, illustrated by a wide range of his vibrant and joyous artworks.

A look back at Coldplay's 2009 world tour as the band talk to Melvyn Bragg about their early beginnings and major achievements. (S7, ep 7).

Melvyn Bragg meets Chinua Achebe, the father of African literature, and discusses what is considered the greatest African novel in the 20th century. (S7, ep 8).

Presenter Kate Bryan visits Coventry to discover the exciting events happening in honour of its UK City of Culture.

Charles and the Paraorchestra join as one to deliver an exclusive live performance that invites the audience to wander among the players. (4 of 6).

Documentary telling the story of PUNCHDRUNK, the pioneering and hugely secretive theatre company whose productions have reinvented an art form and changed the rules of theatre.

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

Surf's Up: Bob takes on a dramatic ocean scene as he paints crashing waves, rolling in to crash against sand and rock. (S9, ep 2).

Wink Three Times: When a timid provincial solicitor visits a smart London hotel on a business trip, he becomes embroiled in a curious case of mistaken identity. (S9, ep 6).

The Finger Of Suspicion: Happily married and living in the Middle East, American safe-cracker Steve is suddenly threatened with extradition for a crime he says he didn't commit. (S9, ep 7).

The Canary Sedan: While travelling in chauffeured car, Laura Bowlby - a woman with psychic powers - hears a voice telling her a tragic love story. (S3, ep 37).

The Impromptu Murder: A lawyer on the cusp of becoming mayor murders a woman in cold blood who claimed he was involved in embezzlement in the past. (S3, ep 38).

How did Santiago Calatrava's World Trade Center Transportation Hub come to be? This intriguing new series explores the inspirations behind the world's architectural marvels. (S1, ep 1).

Castle Ward: The competition continues as the competitors pay a visit to Castle Ward, an 18th-century landmark in County Down, Northern Ireland. (S8, ep 3).

A Time To Die: Yves's marriage has gone stale and his young mistress has announced that she is pregnant. But he then makes a decision which changes everyone's lives forever. (S9, ep 8).

Mr Know-All: When pretty hotel worker Elly is charmed by a guest, archaeologist Max Kelada, it seems that the Mr Know-All professor might not be the man he claims to be. (S9, ep 9).

Behind-the-scenes documentary following the creation of Cirque du Soleil's first show in Asia: the outer space themed Zaia at The Venetian Macau.

A look at London's mammoth Battersea Power Station, brought back to life after 30 years of dereliction with designs from architect Jim Eyre. (S1, ep 2).

He's a household name who starred in Pretty Woman and the Academy Award-winning musical Chicago. This is a look at his life and career. (S11, ep 10).

Blackpool Rollercoasters: The competition continues as the contestants arrive in Blackpool - home to the UK's tallest rollercoaster. (S8, ep 4).

The Man From The South: A young American couple on holiday meet a mysterious old gentleman who makes them a macabre wager. (S1, ep 1).

Mrs Bixby and the Colonel's Coat: Unable to show her dentist husband Cyril the fur coat her lover has given her, Mrs Bixby proceeds to hatch a clever plan. (S1, ep 2).

Little White Frock: An elderly unemployed actor Colin Bragner uses an even older ploy to land a part in a play, tugging at his guest's heartstrings. (S3, ep 39).

Poison: While lying in bed, Harry Pope discovers a snake sleeping on his stomach. (S4, ep 1).

New. Revisit Luther Vandross's 1988-89 world tour as the American singer-songwriter performed at Wembley Arena.

Musical documentary chronicling the life of the iconic performer from childhood musical talent to worldwide fame, exploring influences, collaborations and relationships.

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.

Leading figures in the music industry examine the monumental career of Sir Elton John, exploring his greatest hits, as well as his work on The Lion King and Billy Elliot.

Performing with his Grammy-nominated group the Band of Joy, Robert Plant plays both Led Zeppelin classics and new songs at Nashville's War Memorial Auditorium.

The Who give a first-hand insight into the making of their 20th century masterpiece, Who's Next, as well as discussing its far-reaching influence.

Gary James McQueen: A series of fascinating shorts taking you deeper into the world of art and the people behind it.

Kate Bryan explores the exhibition Masterpieces From Buckingham Palace in The Queens Gallery, with works by Titian, Rembrandt and more.

Blanche Macintyre's production of All's Well That Ends Well with the Royal Shakespeare Company, set in today's world of saturated social media. Rosie Sheehy and Jamie Wilkes star.

The Colonel's Lady: Colonel George Peregrine's comfortable life is disturbed when his wife writes a bestselling raunchy novel. Is this evidence that she's having an affair? (S9, ep 2).

The Surgeon: When wealthy Prince Zawi gives surgeon Robert Sandy a diamond for saving his life, the doctor finds that his new jewel is really more of a liability than an asset. (S9, ep 3).

The Verger: When devoted verger Albert is forced to resign, he sets out to build a new life. But can he succeed in a modern world that has little time for his old-fashioned ways? (S9, ep 4).

The Facts Of Life: When sheltered young man Nicholas travels to London to compete in a fencing competition, he gets caught up in a very strange adventure. (S9, ep 5).

Wink Three Times: When a timid provincial solicitor visits a smart London hotel on a business trip, he becomes embroiled in a curious case of mistaken identity. (S9, ep 6).

What Really Happened: A woman stands trial for her husband's murder - and the family maid holds the key to the truth. (S1, ep 16).

Forecast - Low Clouds and Coastal Fog: A frightened young woman would like company in her husband's absence, but is anyone really trustworthy? (S1, ep 17).

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.

Two decades after She's So Unusual made her an icon, capture an intimate night with singer Cyndi Lauper at New York's Town Hall from 2004.

An exploration of the life and career of the Beatles superstar, with a look at the strange parallels between him and his killer Mark David Chapman.

The line-up changed, the style evolved, but the hits kept coming. From Peter Gabriel to Phil Collins, Invisible Touch to I Can't Dance, a documentary that charts the inspiration of Genesis.

One of the brightest rock bands of the 70s light up Wembley in this 1978 charity concert, performing their greatest hits such as Mr Blue Sky and Sweet Talkin' Woman.

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.

Rex: AngelHeaded Hipster. Documentary celebrating T. Rex frontman Marc Bolan, with a behind-the-scenes look at the album of the same name. Features interviews with music icons.

Leading music critics and DJs discuss the life, music, legacy and larger-than-life stage characters of the glam rock legend.

Greatest Hits. The Godfather of Punk raises the roof in 2016, with an electrifying performance of hits like The Passenger, Lust For Life, 1969 and Real Wild Child (Wild One).

Enjoy award-winning singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi's intimate performance at the Baloise Session Festival.

New. Quatermass to Christopher Nolan: Space travel redefines human potential, reviving exploration and conquest while inspiring innovation and unity. (S1, ep 4).

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).

A look at the legacy of LA rock band The Eagles. Among the most successful recording artists of the 1970s, their hits include Hotel California and Take it Easy. (S5, ep 2).

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.

An in-depth look at the English National Ballet as it prepares to make history by becoming the first UK company in 60 years to perform on the Palais Garnier stage.

The Finger Of Suspicion: Happily married and living in the Middle East, American safe-cracker Steve is suddenly threatened with extradition for a crime he says he didn't commit. (S9, ep 7).

A Time To Die: Yves's marriage has gone stale and his young mistress has announced that she is pregnant. But he then makes a decision which changes everyone's lives forever. (S9, ep 8).

Mr Know-All: When pretty hotel worker Elly is charmed by a guest, archaeologist Max Kelada, it seems that the Mr Know-All professor might not be the man he claims to be. (S9, ep 9).

The Man From The South: A young American couple on holiday meet a mysterious old gentleman who makes them a macabre wager. (S1, ep 1).

Mrs Bixby and the Colonel's Coat: Unable to show her dentist husband Cyril the fur coat her lover has given her, Mrs Bixby proceeds to hatch a clever plan. (S1, ep 2).

A Tangled Web: A charming French maid elopes with a professional burglar, but his jealous accomplice has his own plans. (S1, ep 18).

To Catch a Butterfly: When a young couple moves into a new neighborhood, they find their lives and marriage threatened by the boy next door. (S1, ep 19).

Rodgers & Hammerstein 80th Anniversary Concert. A 40-piece orchestra takes to Theatre Royal Drury Lane, celebrating the partnership of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II.

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

A Night At The Opera: It featured hits Bohemian Rhapsody and You're My Best Friend and propelled the band to superstardom. The story of how Queen created their seminal fourth album.

Nine-time Grammy winner Sheryl Crow delivers a stunning performance in the ornate Grand Ballroom of The Plaza hotel in New York City.

Performing with his Grammy-nominated group the Band of Joy, Robert Plant plays both Led Zeppelin classics and new songs at Nashville's War Memorial Auditorium.

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. Quatermass to Christopher Nolan: Space travel redefines human potential, reviving exploration and conquest while inspiring innovation and unity. (S1, ep 4).

Filmed at Abbey Road Studios in 1974 on videotape, experience the inner workings of the band as they perform together.

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.

Celebrating their 40th Anniversary with a European Tour, Simple Minds performed to a live audience under the lights at SchwuZ, Berlin in 2018. Contains flashing images.

David Foster: The 16-time Grammy Award-winning Canadian discusses his glittering career and the creative process behind it, performing exclusively during the interview. (5 of 6).

Music experts explore the music of Jethro Tull, one of the most commercially successful and eccentric progressive-rock bands Britain has ever produced. (S5, ep 3).

Simon Butteriss examines how a quarrel over the cost of carpet proved fatal to Gilbert & Sullivan's relationship and how the new D'Oyly Carte fell while the Savoy Operas triumphed.

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

Red Sunset: Bob uses his skill on black canvas to create a glowing, fiery landscape with warm light illuminating trees in the foreground. (S9, ep 3).

Meadow Road: Bob creates a scene of pure natural beauty, with majestic snow-covered peaks and evergreens looming large over lush grasslands. (S9, ep 4).

A Time To Die: Yves's marriage has gone stale and his young mistress has announced that she is pregnant. But he then makes a decision which changes everyone's lives forever. (S9, ep 8).

Mr Know-All: When pretty hotel worker Elly is charmed by a guest, archaeologist Max Kelada, it seems that the Mr Know-All professor might not be the man he claims to be. (S9, ep 9).

Little White Frock: An elderly unemployed actor Colin Bragner uses an even older ploy to land a part in a play, tugging at his guest's heartstrings. (S3, ep 39).

Poison: While lying in bed, Harry Pope discovers a snake sleeping on his stomach. (S4, ep 1).

A look at London's mammoth Battersea Power Station, brought back to life after 30 years of dereliction with designs from architect Jim Eyre. (S1, ep 2).

Blackpool Rollercoasters: The competition continues as the contestants arrive in Blackpool - home to the UK's tallest rollercoaster. (S8, ep 4).

The Man From The South: A young American couple on holiday meet a mysterious old gentleman who makes them a macabre wager. (S1, ep 1).

Mrs Bixby and the Colonel's Coat: Unable to show her dentist husband Cyril the fur coat her lover has given her, Mrs Bixby proceeds to hatch a clever plan. (S1, ep 2).

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

An in-depth look at Japanese architect Kengo Kuma's first UK project, the magnificent V&A Dundee, including the huge challenges behind its construction. (S1, ep 3).

A look at the life and career of filmmaker behind Easy Rider, his acclaimed directional debut. He also starred in Apocalypse Now, Super Mario Bros and Blue Velvet. (S11, ep 11).

Ascot Picnic: The competition continues as the contestants take a trip to Ascot to capture the glamorous racegoers at the Royal Enclosure Picnic. (S8, ep 5).

William and Mary: When her husband William dies, Mary Pearl is shocked that his will stipulates that his brain should be kept alive - with interesting results. (S1, ep 3).

Lamb to the Slaughter: When Mary kills her husband with a frozen leg of lamb, she must think quickly to hide the evidence. (S1, ep 4).

Don't Interrupt: A couple on a train promise their son money if he doesn't interrupt a cowboy's story. (S4, ep 2).

The Jokester: Newspaperman Bradley's propensity for practical jokes puts morgue attendant Pop Henderson at risk of losing his job. (S4, ep 3).

Andre Rieu and his Johann Strauss Orchestra capture the sights and sounds of Vienna. Enchanting collection of songs set against the backdrop of the classical music capital.

Orchestra's 100 Years of Big Bands. Join the Len Phillips Swing Orchestra - one of Britain's most popular big bands - to celebrate a century of swing. (2 of 2).

British composer Leo Geyer discovered 200 forgotten scores in the Auschwitz archives, as he and his orchestra bring this music to life once more.

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

Documentary exploring the life and work of the novelist, poet, social critic and self-proclaimed 'outsider', who was often persecuted for his explicit subject matter.

How did Santiago Calatrava's World Trade Center Transportation Hub come to be? This intriguing new series explores the inspirations behind the world's architectural marvels. (S1, ep 1).

A look at London's mammoth Battersea Power Station, brought back to life after 30 years of dereliction with designs from architect Jim Eyre. (S1, ep 2).

Williams & Friends: A Celebration. New. Superstar violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter celebrates her 60th birthday year with a performance she created with her friends and musical colleagues.

Winter Oval: Bob creates a snowy mountain scene, with a lonely log cabin in the foreground engulfed by lacy bushes and a glistening lake. (S9, ep 5).

Secluded Beach: Bob gives a lesson in his wet-on-wet technique while creating a restless ocean crashing against a rugged coastline. (S9, ep 6).

The Man From The South: A young American couple on holiday meet a mysterious old gentleman who makes them a macabre wager. (S1, ep 1).

Mrs Bixby and the Colonel's Coat: Unable to show her dentist husband Cyril the fur coat her lover has given her, Mrs Bixby proceeds to hatch a clever plan. (S1, ep 2).

Don't Interrupt: A couple on a train promise their son money if he doesn't interrupt a cowboy's story. (S4, ep 2).

The Jokester: Newspaperman Bradley's propensity for practical jokes puts morgue attendant Pop Henderson at risk of losing his job. (S4, ep 3).

An in-depth look at Japanese architect Kengo Kuma's first UK project, the magnificent V&A Dundee, including the huge challenges behind its construction. (S1, ep 3).

Ascot Picnic: The competition continues as the contestants take a trip to Ascot to capture the glamorous racegoers at the Royal Enclosure Picnic. (S8, ep 5).

William and Mary: When her husband William dies, Mary Pearl is shocked that his will stipulates that his brain should be kept alive - with interesting results. (S1, ep 3).

Lamb to the Slaughter: When Mary kills her husband with a frozen leg of lamb, she must think quickly to hide the evidence. (S1, ep 4).

Experts examine 'The Kiss' - Gustav Klimt's iconic painting from the early 20th century - and establish just what makes it such an enduring, endearing piece.

A look at how Thomas Heatherwick's unusual and stunning design of many staircases became a mind-blowing tourist attraction in Manhattan, known as the Vessel. (S1, ep 4).

A look at the life of the Academy Award-winning actress and Grammy-nominated singer, who has starred in films such as Carrie and Coal Miner's Daughter. (S11, ep 12).

Strangford Lough: The competition continues as the contestants venture to Strangford Lough, Northern Ireland, one of Europe's most important wildlife habitats. (S8, ep 6).

The Landlady: When a young man arrives in Bath, he is shocked to find his seemingly charming landlady has a dark side. (S1, ep 5).

Neck: A young lady is cut down to size by her husband's loyal butler when it is discovered she is having an affair. (S1, ep 6).

The Crooked Road: A couple falls prey to a crooked policeman and corrupt town officials. (S4, ep 4).

The $2,000,000 Defence: The fate of an accused murderer depends on whether or not his lawyer can prove that a gun can fire accidentally, even with the safety on. (S4, ep 5).

Kate Bryan explores the founding of the National Gallery, talking to curators about the original collection and taking a close look at the building's architecture. (1 of 2).

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.

Explore the life of an artist whose illuminating colour field paintings helped characterise the abstract expressionist movement, shifting the centre of the art world.

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.

Jake Chapman explores a mind-bending vision of the world that few can see. Are we, capitalism and technology already one and the same - accelerating towards an inevitable climax.

When does art become obscenity? From poignant protest songs to fluffy Top 40 hits, music has always defined our culture.

On the cusp of worldwide fame, Madonna is wrapped up in a passionate and influential relationship with art pioneer Jean-Michel Basquiat. (S3, ep 6).

Nayha Ahmad meets real-life superhero Jess Thom AKA Touretteshero. Nicole Holliday checks out the UK Vogue scene. Plus, there's a performance from Emeli Sande. (1 of 5).

Remel London meets three ballet stars and talks diversity in the industry, before chatting with UK champion B-boy Karam Singh. Jords performs his hit single, Enemies. (2 of 5).

An in-depth look at Japanese architect Kengo Kuma's first UK project, the magnificent V&A Dundee, including the huge challenges behind its construction. (S1, ep 3).

A look at how Thomas Heatherwick's unusual and stunning design of many staircases became a mind-blowing tourist attraction in Manhattan, known as the Vessel. (S1, ep 4).

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.

Forest Hills: Bob depicts rugged mountains, proud evergreens and luxurious trees over a sparkling lake in this spellbinding masterpiece. (S9, ep 7).

Little House by the Road: Bob paints distant, rolling hills and an old cabin sheltered by tall trees. A rickety, weathered fence completes this cosy scene. (S9, ep 8).

William and Mary: When her husband William dies, Mary Pearl is shocked that his will stipulates that his brain should be kept alive - with interesting results. (S1, ep 3).

Lamb to the Slaughter: When Mary kills her husband with a frozen leg of lamb, she must think quickly to hide the evidence. (S1, ep 4).

The Crooked Road: A couple falls prey to a crooked policeman and corrupt town officials. (S4, ep 4).

The $2,000,000 Defence: The fate of an accused murderer depends on whether or not his lawyer can prove that a gun can fire accidentally, even with the safety on. (S4, ep 5).

A look at how Thomas Heatherwick's unusual and stunning design of many staircases became a mind-blowing tourist attraction in Manhattan, known as the Vessel. (S1, ep 4).

Strangford Lough: The competition continues as the contestants venture to Strangford Lough, Northern Ireland, one of Europe's most important wildlife habitats. (S8, ep 6).

The Landlady: When a young man arrives in Bath, he is shocked to find his seemingly charming landlady has a dark side. (S1, ep 5).

Neck: A young lady is cut down to size by her husband's loyal butler when it is discovered she is having an affair. (S1, ep 6).

In a career that lasted only ten years, Vincent van Gogh painted one subject more than any other: himself. This is the story of Vincent told using eight of his self-portraits.

A look at Ptolemy Dean's Weston Tower, which lies within Westminster Abbey. What went into designing the most significant addition to this historic site in 240 years? (S1, ep 5).

A look into the life of the British star, known for his portrayal of Severus Snape in the Harry Potter film franchise among many other notable roles. (S11, ep 13).

Semi Final - Thames Barrier: This year's final is within touching distance as the remaining contestants are tasked with painting the Thames Barrier flood defence in London. (S8, ep 7).

Edward the Conqueror: When Edward grows tired of his wife Louisa's obsession with a stray cat and decides to get rid of it, Louisa exacts her revenge. (S1, ep 7).

A Dip in the Pool: An American gambler must come up with a cunning plan to slow down a ship at sea in order to win a bet. (S1, ep 8).

Design for Loving: A man plots to get away from his wife for a while without her knowing. (S4, ep 6).

Man with a Problem: A man on the ledge of a New York City hotel threatens suicide after his wife's death. (S4, ep 7).

In this special, the last nine winners return to the Battersea Arts Centre to paint one of Britain's best-loved personalities - in the space of just four hours.

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 Cold War Begins 1945-1960: The captivating full story of the relations between the United States and the Soviet Union as they fought together as allies amid rife tension. (1 of 3).

Melvyn Bragg draws on a career spanning more than 60 years, making a rousing case for why the arts matter - exploring his early years and the stories of influential interviewees.

New. Classic Movies - The Ipcress Files: One of the greatest spy movies ever made, The Ipcress File begins with a kidnap, a killing and a cup of coffee. (S3, ep 1).

A look at the life and career of two-time Academy Award-winning British film icon Sir Michael Caine. (S10, ep 4).

Kate Mosse and Emma Dabiri: At the 2023 Hay Festival, authors Kate Mosse and Emma Dabiri sit down with Simon Savidge to discuss their books, lives and inspirations. (S1, ep 3).

A look at Ptolemy Dean's Weston Tower, which lies within Westminster Abbey. What went into designing the most significant addition to this historic site in 240 years? (S1, ep 5).

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

Mountain Path: Join Bob for a happy half-hour as he creates one of his beautiful mountain scenes, complete with a winding path and ample bushes. (S9, ep 9).

Country Charm: Bob brings springtime to the canvas as he paints a tiny cabin in a picturesque landscape of hazy green hills and cottony clouds. (S9, ep 10).

Nature's Paradise: Bob creates a beautiful mountain scene that jumps off the canvas, with spectacular red peaks looming over a tree-lined stream. (S9, ep 11).

The Landlady: When a young man arrives in Bath, he is shocked to find his seemingly charming landlady has a dark side. (S1, ep 5).

Neck: A young lady is cut down to size by her husband's loyal butler when it is discovered she is having an affair. (S1, ep 6).

Design for Loving: A man plots to get away from his wife for a while without her knowing. (S4, ep 6).

Man with a Problem: A man on the ledge of a New York City hotel threatens suicide after his wife's death. (S4, ep 7).

A look at Ptolemy Dean's Weston Tower, which lies within Westminster Abbey. What went into designing the most significant addition to this historic site in 240 years? (S1, ep 5).

Semi Final - Thames Barrier: This year's final is within touching distance as the remaining contestants are tasked with painting the Thames Barrier flood defence in London. (S8, ep 7).

Edward the Conqueror: When Edward grows tired of his wife Louisa's obsession with a stray cat and decides to get rid of it, Louisa exacts her revenge. (S1, ep 7).

A Dip in the Pool: An American gambler must come up with a cunning plan to slow down a ship at sea in order to win a bet. (S1, ep 8).

D-Day, The Holocaust & The Atomic Bomb: As Hitler's reign comes to an end, the horrors of the Nazi Holocaust are revealed in films like The Young Lions and Schindler's List. (3 of 3).

Explore the inspiration behind architect Graham Stirk's stunning Macallan Distillery in Scotland. (S1, ep 6).

Harrison Ford: A look at the six-decade-long career of the Hollywood superstar whose roles in Star Wars, Indiana Jones and more have made him instantly recognisable. (S12, ep 1).

Final - Portmeirion: The stage is set as the remaining contestants head to the stunning village of Portmeirion in North Wales for 2023's grand finale. (S8, ep 8).

The Way Up To Heaven: Mrs Foster exacts an intriguing revenge on her husband after his dawdling causes her to miss a flight. (S1, ep 9).

Depart in Peace: Art dealer Lionel gets an artist to visualise his fiancee Janet nude and paint her accordingly. Janet, however, does not see the funny side. (S1, ep 10).

Safety for the Witness: A gun shop owner witnesses the murder of a state witness by two gangsters. (S4, ep 8).

Murder Me Twice: Hypnosis enters the case of a woman on trial for the murder of her husband. (S4, ep 9).

New. Classic Movies - The Ipcress Files: One of the greatest spy movies ever made, The Ipcress File begins with a kidnap, a killing and a cup of coffee. (S3, ep 1).

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