This special episode heads to Sotheby's where the late David Bowie's art collection, which includes works by Damien Hirst and Jean-Michel Basquiat, goes under the hammer. (S7, ep 11).

Paintings by Russian artist Wassily Kandinsky and Spanish surrealist Joan Miro go under the hammer in London. (S9, ep 9).

A packed saleroom at Christie's in London sees record prices paid for ancient treasures including a bronze dirk, an Etruscan mirror and a lion's head carved from granite. (S9, ep 10).

I'll Be Seeing You: When Roland leaves his cruel, millionairess wife Vivien for a fresh start with his mistress Anna, the snubbed spouse plans to make his life a living hell. (S3, ep 8).

The Party: When disgruntled factory manager Harry is left feeling undervalued by his colleagues, he decides to take revenge. (S3, ep 9).

Would You Believe It: Two archaeologists working in Jordan get more than they bargain for when they decide to smuggle the statue of a mysterious woman over the border to Israel. (S4, ep 1).

Vicious Circle: When an elderly lady catches a burglar trying to rob her, she decides to help him go straight. But she has to take a different approach when he refuses to change. (S4, ep 2).

The Boy Who Talked With Animals: When David rescues a giant turtle, it looks as though he's found a new friend. But there could be more to his pet than meets the eye. (S4, ep 3).

New. Terror at Northfield: A small town is rocked by a series of murders which begins with the killing of a local farmer's son. (S2, ep 3).

New. The Second Verdict: An ethical lawyer becomes very disturbed about what to do when the client he just got acquitted of murder brags that he committed the crime. (S2, ep 30).

New. Painting On Wood: Instead of traditional canvas or paper, learn how to paint on wood with Portrait Artist of the Year Series 7 Semi Finalist Alvin Kofi. (S1, ep 31).

New. Painting on Black: Landscape Artist of the Year Series 9 Cat Croxford talks us through how to create a dramatic landscape by starting with a dark ground. (S1, ep 32).

New. Monochrome Palette: Learn how to create a portrait using different shades of just one colour with Series 8 Portrait Artist of the Year artist Amy Dury. (S1, ep 33).

New. Drawing with Coloured Pencils: The only artist to win the competition using coloured pencils, shares his techniques for using them to create portraits. (S1, ep 34).

New. Painting Hands: Brogan Bertie shares why hands play a significant role in his compositions and how they can convey the essence of a sitter. (S1, ep 35).

When a nobleman is threatened by a family curse on his newly inherited estate, detective Sherlock Holmes sets out to investigate.

New. Portsmouth: The six heat winners and the wildcard champion battle for a spot in the final, judged closely every step of the way. (S10, ep 7).

Portsmouth: The six heat winners and the wildcard champion battle for a spot in the final, judged closely every step of the way. (S10, ep 7).

Captivating documentary exploring the classic Cirque Du Soleil show Mystere, currently playing at the Treasure Island in Las Vegas.

Join The Beach Boys' Brian Wilson on an intimate journey through his extraordinary career and legacy. Features interviews with Bruce Springsteen, Elton John and more.

Rumours: Fleetwood Mac reveal how private turmoil acted as a catalyst in the creation of a Grammy-winning album that went on to sell more than 19 million copies. (S1, ep 6).

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.

New. The life and times of the super successful American soft-rock band, the Eagles.

the Lake - Band Du Lac: Eric Clapton and an all-star line-up of guests - including Ringo Starr, Roger Taylor and Katie Melua - put on a show at Surrey's Wintershall Estate in 2005.

Soulful documentary telling the story of the first generation blues performers and the young, white Chicago musicians that became their apprentices in the 1960s.

A fascinating look at English rock band The Cure. Led by the inimitable Robert Smith, they are one of the most influential new wave bands in history. (S5, ep 16).

Best of Everything: Desperate to win the affections of his boss's daughter, Arthur accepts the help of his friend Charlie. But is he ready to count the true cost of love? (S4, ep 4).

Woman's Help: Henpecked Arthur decides to get rid of his demanding wife once and for all, so long as he gets her money. Unfortunately, his wife has a few secrets of her own. (S4, ep 5).

Shatterproof: Ellen is trapped in a loveless marriage with her wealthy husband. But her plan to kill him backfires when the hitman she hires becomes friendly with the target. (S4, ep 6).

Sound Machine: Klausner is a botanist who has invented a machine that can translate the sounds of trees and plants into intelligible speech, but he is shocked by what he hears. (S4, ep 7).

Never Speak Ill of the Dead: David is accused of murder when his wife Irene vanishes. Her promiscuous lifestyle made her the talk of the town, but the gossip has escalated. (S4, ep 8).

New. Isabel: After serving a prison sentence, a man romances the woman whose false testimony got him convicted. (S2, ep 31).

New. Body in the Barn: A domineering wife is suspected of murdering her husband when the body of an unrecognizable man is found buried in her barn. (S2, ep 32).

New. Painting with Gold Leaf: Artist Lorna May Wadsworth demonstrates that you don't have to be a professional guilder to use gold in your paintings. (S1, ep 36).

New. Pushing Colour in Portraiture: Learn how to experiment with your palette and crank up the chroma with Portrait Artist of the Year Series 4 artist Tom Croft. (S1, ep 37).

New. Creating Textures in Charcoal Landscapes: A champion of charcoal, artist Stuart Jarvis shares his love of the medium and how to use it in your landscapes. (S1, ep 38).

New. Narrative in Portraiture: Semi-Finalist Jude Wainwright demonstrates how she creates symbolic portraits using imagery from her dreams. (S1, ep 39).

Masterclass. New. Improvising with Watercolour: Artist Charles Williams demonstrates how he creates compositions based on his childhood memories and artistic influences. (S1, ep 40).

New. Portsmouth: The six heat winners and the wildcard champion battle for a spot in the final, judged closely every step of the way. (S10, ep 7).

Portsmouth: The six heat winners and the wildcard champion battle for a spot in the final, judged closely every step of the way. (S10, ep 7).

Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson Holmes must step in and crack a secret code to prevent a new weapon from falling into the hands of Nazi Germany. Basil Rathbone stars.

Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's iconic rock opera comes to life on stage in New York, with an all-star cast including John Legend and Alice Cooper.

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.

45 years on from filming 'Live At Pompeii', David Gilmour returned to the legendary stone Roman amphitheatre for two spectacular shows in July 2016.

When a nobleman is threatened by a family curse on his newly inherited estate, detective Sherlock Holmes sets out to investigate.

Peter Serafinowicz narrates a portrait of Christopher Lee's life, visiting everything from his wartime experiences to his role as Dracula through archival footage.

10 years after his demise, Count Dracula is resurrected by his servant and preys on four unsuspecting tourists who have taken shelter in his castle.

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.

Leading music journalists explore the music of Peter Gabriel, a founding member of Genesis who went on to achieve great solo success around the world. (S5, ep 11).

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.

Mike & The Mechanics: Presenting high-energy concerts by stars of the industry, see world-famous bands and figures perform to audiences at SchwuZ, Berlin. (S3, ep 3).

A look at the music of Chicago. Formed in the 60s, they topped charts with songs like If You Leave Me Now, and remain one of the world's best selling groups of all time. (S3, ep 2).

A look into the life and career of The Prince of Soul, and his many famous hits, from the sultry Sexual Healing to the heartfelt What's Going On. (S3, ep 4).

Live opera returns with a unique drive-in experience, starting with a 90-minute rendition of Puccini's spellbinding yet tragic romance La bohème.

In this art competition, amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 31).

In this art competition, amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 32).

Woman's Help: Henpecked Arthur decides to get rid of his demanding wife once and for all, so long as he gets her money. Unfortunately, his wife has a few secrets of her own. (S4, ep 5).

Shatterproof: Ellen is trapped in a loveless marriage with her wealthy husband. But her plan to kill him backfires when the hitman she hires becomes friendly with the target. (S4, ep 6).

Conversation Over Corpse: Cissie Enright is not exactly thrilled with the idea of poisoning the real estate man. But her sister, Joanna, insists that it's the only way. (S2, ep 8).

Crack of Doom: A no-limit game of poker brings a real estate man to the brink of ruin. (S2, ep 9).

An eye-opening look at the remarkable career of Richard Harris, exploring his roles in movies such as This Sporting Life, A Man Called Horse and the Harry Potter films. (S6, ep 3).

In this art competition, amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 33).

In this art competition, amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 34).

Sound Machine: Klausner is a botanist who has invented a machine that can translate the sounds of trees and plants into intelligible speech, but he is shocked by what he hears. (S4, ep 7).

Never Speak Ill of the Dead: David is accused of murder when his wife Irene vanishes. Her promiscuous lifestyle made her the talk of the town, but the gossip has escalated. (S4, ep 8).

The concluding instalment of Lenny Henry's exploration of blues music sees him perform on stage alongside Lulu, Laura Mvula and Mica Paris at a special charity gig. (3 of 3).

A profile of James Coburn, the tough-guy actor in films that included Our Man Flint and The Magnificent Seven, who won an Academy Award in 1998 for his role in Affliction. (S6, ep 4).

Barry Cryer looks back on the lives and careers of the family comedy act, with their successful run on Broadway and in film spanning over 40 years. (S2, ep 1).

Celeste, Lydia West, Alastair Campbell: The competition continues as the artists create portraits and present them to the judges. (S8, ep 4).

Best Policy: Harry's integrity and hard work have earned him a promotion at the bank. But despite his immaculate accounts, Harry is accused of embezzlement. (S4, ep 9).

Last Bottle in the World: Kyros plans on giving his wife a priceless bottle of wine for their anniversary. But he has no intention of drinking to her health. (S4, ep 10).

New. The Dividing Wall: Three ex-cons plan to heist a fortune in jewels, but inadvertently steal a container of radioactive cobalt. (S2, ep 9).

in Maastricht VII: Guests including Jermaine Jackson, Trini Lopez and tango virtuoso Carlos Buono join Andre in this fun-filled 2013 concert in Maastricht's Vrijthof square.

Discover the results of the world's biggest poll of classical music tastes for 2023. Recorded 16th October 2023.

New. Childlike yet grotesque, Jonny Lee Miller's Frankenstein's Creature is cast out by his horror-struck maker - Benedict Cumberbatch's Victor Frankenstein.

Royal Society of Literature: A Sky Arts bursary enabled the Royal Society of Literature to create the Sky Arts RSL Writers Awards, offering support to emerging writers of colour.

Andi Oliver and Elizabeth Day host as members of OKHA Queer + Black book club meet Hafsa Zayyan and Paris Lees. Also up for discussion is Joe Dunthorne's Submarine. (3 of 6).

More than 400 years after his death, an example of the celebrated playwright's completed work - The First Folio - is up for auction at Christie's in New York and could fetch millions.

The world's great auction houses open their doors as letters written by Giuseppe Verdi, a sculpture by Constantin Brancusi and a rarely seen Picasso go under the hammer. (S10, ep 1).

A rare painting by Christopher Nevinson comes to Sotheby's, while bidders scramble for the last painting by Winston Churchill - of his beloved goldfish pool at Chartwell. (S10, ep 2).

New. Experience the unforgettable spectacle as Jonas Kaufmann graces the stage once again, performing opera masterpieces at the iconic Arena di Verona.

In this art competition, amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 33).

In this art competition, amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 34).

Sound Machine: Klausner is a botanist who has invented a machine that can translate the sounds of trees and plants into intelligible speech, but he is shocked by what he hears. (S4, ep 7).

Never Speak Ill of the Dead: David is accused of murder when his wife Irene vanishes. Her promiscuous lifestyle made her the talk of the town, but the gossip has escalated. (S4, ep 8).

Jonathan: A college boy with an unnaturally close relationship to his father suspects his stepmother of foul play. (S2, ep 10).

The Better Bargain: A middle-aged mobster suspects his young wife is cheating on him. He gets in touch with Harry Silver, the best hitman in the business. (S2, ep 11).

A profile of James Coburn, the tough-guy actor in films that included Our Man Flint and The Magnificent Seven, who won an Academy Award in 1998 for his role in Affliction. (S6, ep 4).

In this art competition, amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 35).

In this art competition, amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 36).

Best Policy: Harry's integrity and hard work have earned him a promotion at the bank. But despite his immaculate accounts, Harry is accused of embezzlement. (S4, ep 9).

Last Bottle in the World: Kyros plans on giving his wife a priceless bottle of wine for their anniversary. But he has no intention of drinking to her health. (S4, ep 10).

New. Portsmouth: The six heat winners and the wildcard champion battle for a spot in the final, judged closely every step of the way. (S10, ep 7).

A fascinating look at the life and career of Dean Martin, the Rat Pack star famed for his film and stage partnership with the comedian Jerry Lewis. (S6, ep 5).

Barry Cryer reflects on the life and career of multi-Emmy Award-winning comedian and actress Lily Tomlin. (S2, ep 2).

Kelly Macdonald, Hugh Skinner, Polly Walker: The competition continues as the artists create portraits and present them to the judges. (S8, ep 5).

Kindly Dig Your Grave: The unscrupulous Madame La Grue runs an art gallery, exploiting young artists. But she finally gets her comeuppance. (S4, ep 11).

Completely Foolproof: Wealthy New Yorker Joe Brisson is a self-made man with a plan to kill his disgruntled wife. Unfortunately for him, she has some deadly plans of her own. (S4, ep 12).

New. How to Get Rid of Your Wife: Henpecked husband Gerald Swinney devises a plan to rid himself of his wife and start over again, leading to unexpected consequences. (S2, ep 11).

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.

New. Childlike yet grotesque, Benedict Cumberbatch's Frankenstein's Creature is cast out by his horror-struck maker - Jonny Lee Miller's Victor Frankenstein.

Coming of Age: Explore how Australia's identity evolved and how modern art struggled to emerge in the 20th century, with new artists facing disapproval from the old guard. (2 of 3).

Goodbye Renaissance: Waldemar Januszczak drills to the heart of Mannerism, asking when did it happen, what were its characteristics and what did it achieve? (1 of 3).

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.

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.

Simon Armitage: Melvyn meets the West Yorkshire poet Simon Armitage, who was appointed UK's 21st Poet Laurate in 2019, to discuss his colourful career. (4 of 4).

Salvator Mundi, the long-lost Leonardo da Vinci painting of Jesus Christ commissioned by King Louis XII, is set to break all records at auction at Christie's in New York. (S10, ep 3).

The skeletons of a woolly mammoth family - found on a building site in Siberia in 2002 - are auctioned in Sussex. Meanwhile, American art goes under the hammer in New York. (S10, ep 4).

In celebration of his 30-year career, the late Pavarotti is accompanied by the Philharmonia Orchestra as he performs O Sole Mio and Nessun Dorma in a concert in Hyde Park.

In this art competition, amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 35).

In this art competition, amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 36).

Best Policy: Harry's integrity and hard work have earned him a promotion at the bank. But despite his immaculate accounts, Harry is accused of embezzlement. (S4, ep 9).

Last Bottle in the World: Kyros plans on giving his wife a priceless bottle of wine for their anniversary. But he has no intention of drinking to her health. (S4, ep 10).

The Rose Garden: A book publisher visits two elderly sisters at their Louisiana mansion. One of them has written a murder mystery that may contain more fact than fiction. (S2, ep 12).

Mr Blanchard's Secret: A mystery writer's imagination gets her in trouble when she turns her overstimulated mind to her new next door neighbours. (S2, ep 13).

A fascinating look at the life and career of Dean Martin, the Rat Pack star famed for his film and stage partnership with the comedian Jerry Lewis. (S6, ep 5).

In this art competition, amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 37).

In this art competition, amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 38).

Kindly Dig Your Grave: The unscrupulous Madame La Grue runs an art gallery, exploiting young artists. But she finally gets her comeuppance. (S4, ep 11).

Completely Foolproof: Wealthy New Yorker Joe Brisson is a self-made man with a plan to kill his disgruntled wife. Unfortunately for him, she has some deadly plans of her own. (S4, ep 12).

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.

An eye-opening profile of Peter Sellers, from his early life and work on the Goon Show to his starring role as Chief Inspector Clouseau in The Pink Panther film series. (S6, ep 6).

Join Barry Cryer as he looks back on the life and career of award-winning actor, musician and comedian Steve Martin, star of Father of the Bride and Little Shop of Horrors. (S2, ep 5).

David Olusoga, Maggie Aderin-Pocock, Sergei Polunin: Kathleen Soriano, Tai Shan Schierenberg and Kate Bryan judge more portraits in the heats. (S8, ep 6).

There's One Born Every Minute: Arthur and Margaret are a quiet couple. When Margaret inherits £50,000, Arthur reluctantly agrees to gamble it all on a dubious property deal. (S4, ep 13).

Bosom Friends: Nell and Emma are old friends who are reunited after years apart. However, things turn sour when the penniless Emma looks to drag Nell down into poverty with her. (S4, ep 14).

New. The Evil of Adelaide Winters: A man believes a woman running a psychic scam has contacted his dead son and becomes dangerously obsessed with her sessions. (S2, ep 16).

Stonehenge: Just three artists have made it through to the last round of the competition, which is held at one of Britain's most iconic landscapes: Stonehenge. (S10, ep 8).

New. Stonehenge: Three artists have made it through to the last round of the competition, which is held at one of Britain's most iconic landscapes: Stonehenge. (S10, ep 8).

Winner's Film: Join the winner of the competition as they travel to the South of France to research their £10,000 commission for the Courtauld Gallery. (S10, ep 9).

New. Winner's Film: Join the winner of the competition as they travel to the South of France to research their £10,000 commission for the Courtauld Gallery. (S10, ep 9).

Crafters: The Next Generation. In the final masterclass, the three novices learn about letterpressing from master duo Nick Hands and Ellen Bills. (S1, ep 4).

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.

1985 Revisited: Circle back to 1985 for another dive into the vaults, with fascinating interviews and brilliant performances from Bangles, The Associates and more. (S5, ep 3).

The colourful and inspiring story of one of the defining pop bands of the 80s, with insight from key members, collaborators and fans.

Barry Cryer reflects on the life of the Emmy Award-winning comedian who starred in Silver Streak and frequently collaborated with Gene Wilder. Contains very strong language. (S2, 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).

Stratford East: A Sky Arts bursary enabled Stratford East to create the Artistic Associates Bursary, offering creatives the chance of paid work at the theatre.

Twenty-five years after her death, some of Audrey Hepburn's possessions come up for sale at Christie - and the public interest is intense. (S10, ep 5).

Ehrenbreitstein, one of the finest paintings by JMW Turner still in private hands, is up for auction at Sotheby's in London where it is expected to fetch around £20million. (S10, ep 6).

New. John Williams conducts the Berliner Philharmoniker for the very first time, with music including \"Olympic Fanfare and Theme\.

In this art competition, amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 37).

In this art competition, amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 38).

Kindly Dig Your Grave: The unscrupulous Madame La Grue runs an art gallery, exploiting young artists. But she finally gets her comeuppance. (S4, ep 11).

Completely Foolproof: Wealthy New Yorker Joe Brisson is a self-made man with a plan to kill his disgruntled wife. Unfortunately for him, she has some deadly plans of her own. (S4, ep 12).

John Brown's Body: An upstart furniture designer colludes with his boss's wife to drive her husband mad. (S2, ep 14).

Crackpot: A Good Samaritan helps a newlywed couple with a flat tire. But when the groom accidentally dirties the man's suit, the stranger reveals his true self. (S2, ep 15).

An eye-opening profile of Peter Sellers, from his early life and work on the Goon Show to his starring role as Chief Inspector Clouseau in The Pink Panther film series. (S6, ep 6).

In this art competition, amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 39).

In this art competition, amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 40).

There's One Born Every Minute: Arthur and Margaret are a quiet couple. When Margaret inherits £50,000, Arthur reluctantly agrees to gamble it all on a dubious property deal. (S4, ep 13).

Bosom Friends: Nell and Emma are old friends who are reunited after years apart. However, things turn sour when the penniless Emma looks to drag Nell down into poverty with her. (S4, ep 14).

With the National Portrait Gallery reopening, Kate Bryan discusses the refurbishment with its director and begins a journey of portraiture through the ages. (S1, ep 1).

A look at the life and career of British actor Robert Shaw. Often cast in menacing roles, he is widely remembered for his performance as shark hunter Quint in Jaws. (S6, ep 7).

Barry Cryer explores the career of BAFTA-winning John Cleese, who co-wrote and starred in Fawlty Towers. His films include roles in the Harry Potter franchise and more. (S2, ep 6).

Chris Packham, Arlene Phillips, Ali Jawad: The competition continues as the artists create portraits and present them to the judges. (S8, ep 7).

Glowing Future: Jack and Betsy are lovers. That is until Jack decides to go halfway across the world to be with his new Australian lover. But Betsy isn't going to make it easy. (S4, ep 15).

Way To Do It: The casino offers Roger an escape from his domineering aunt. He has a love for both gambling and a pretty hostess. But the casino boss has a score to settle. (S4, ep 16).

New. Stonehenge: Just three artists have made it through to the last round of the competition, which is held at one of Britain's most iconic landscapes: Stonehenge. (S10, ep 8).

New. Stonehenge: Three artists have made it through to the last round of the competition, which is held at one of Britain's most iconic landscapes: Stonehenge. (S10, ep 8).

Winner's Film: Join the winner of the competition as they travel to the South of France to research their £10,000 commission for the Courtauld Gallery. (S10, ep 9).

New. Winner's Film: Join the winner of the competition as they travel to the South of France to research their £10,000 commission for the Courtauld Gallery. (S10, ep 9).

When a valuable pearl with a sinister reputation is stolen, Sherlock Holmes investigates its link to a series of murders. Mystery with Basil Rathbone.

A look at the life and career of master of the musical Stanley Donen, who directed Hollywood greats like Singin' in the Rain, Royal Wedding and On the Town. (S3, ep 4).

Great Adventure Novel Adaptations: Going back to ancient Greece, nothing has captured imaginations quite like a great adventure story - a genre tailor-made for film adaptation. (S1, ep 2).

A look at the extraordinary achievements and contemporary legacy of Oscar Micheaux, a pioneer of the African-American film industry.

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.

Barry Cryer looks back on the life and career of the Academy Award-nominee comedian and actress who starred in Paper Moon and Blazing Saddles. (S2, ep 4).

Arguably the greatest ever frontman, Freddie Mercury was a complete one-off. This is the Queen icon's story - told through the sale of his personal items at Sotheby's.

Sotheby's auctions a range of paintings from the 20th and 21st centuries which are no bigger than the size of the catalogue page on which it is illustrated, in actual size. (S10, ep 7).

A work by Le Corbusier joins a host of Old Masters and modern British and Irish paintings up for auction at Bonhams. (S10, ep 8).

In this special episode, relive the entirety of Andrea Bocelli's life-affirming exploration of his homeland Italy and the moments, songs and relationships that bring us together.

In this art competition, amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 39).

In this art competition, amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 40).

There's One Born Every Minute: Arthur and Margaret are a quiet couple. When Margaret inherits £50,000, Arthur reluctantly agrees to gamble it all on a dubious property deal. (S4, ep 13).

Bosom Friends: Nell and Emma are old friends who are reunited after years apart. However, things turn sour when the penniless Emma looks to drag Nell down into poverty with her. (S4, ep 14).

Nightmare in 4-D: A man who reads too much pulp fiction finds himself playing Sir Galahad to the blonde in the apartment downstairs. It seems she's burdened with a corpse. (S2, ep 16).

My Brother, Richard: District attorney Martin Ross is running for governor and learns that his brother Richard has killed the other candidate Burton Reeves. (S2, ep 17).

A look at the life and career of British actor Robert Shaw. Often cast in menacing roles, he is widely remembered for his performance as shark hunter Quint in Jaws. (S6, ep 7).

In this art competition, amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 41).

In this art competition, amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 42).

Glowing Future: Jack and Betsy are lovers. That is until Jack decides to go halfway across the world to be with his new Australian lover. But Betsy isn't going to make it easy. (S4, ep 15).

Way To Do It: The casino offers Roger an escape from his domineering aunt. He has a love for both gambling and a pretty hostess. But the casino boss has a score to settle. (S4, ep 16).

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 life and career of Rex Harrison, the Oscar-winning English actor who starred as Professor Henry Higgins in the 1964 film musical My Fair Lady. (S6, ep 8).

She was one of the first female comics to become a household name in America, paving the way for the likes of Joan Rivers and Roseanne Barr. Barry Cryer explores her life. (S2, ep 7).

Ian Hislop, Emma Dabiri, Daniel Mays: The competition continues as the artists create portraits and present them to the judges. (S8, ep 8).

Hijack: A hijacker on an aeroplane takes a stewardess hostage before demanding a million dollars and a parachute. Will Captain Waterhouse give in to his demands? (S4, ep 17).

Blue Marigold: Dropped by her agency for her diva-like behaviour, supermodel Marigold's mental health deteriorates. Years later, she plots a comeback. (S5, ep 1).

New. 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).

Celebrate the life of Meat Loaf with this look back at the story of one of the most successful LPs of all time. Includes contributions from the late artist himself. (S1, ep 12).

Intimate documentary following the Black Sabbath frontman on tour, with anecdotes from bandmates, friends, family and famous fans such as Sir Paul McCartney. Contains strong language.

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

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).

The story behind the writing, recording and success of Black Sabbath's second album, Paranoid, one of the most influential albums of the heavy metal genre.

American guitarist, songwriter and record producer Steve Cropper joins Ronnie Wood to reminisce about his days at Stax Records alongside the likes of Otis Redding. (S1, ep 5).

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).

Grand Hall Lodge: Live From The Artists Den. The Grand Hall set the scene for a performance in July 2007 from Crowded House - the band's first New York appearance since reforming.

Married to Laurence Olivier, the actress Vivien Leigh had star quality and Sotheby's are hoping her name will attract bidders to a two-day sale of her possessions. (S10, ep 9).

At the Goodwood Revival festival in Sussex Bonham's are auctioning a range of stunning classic cars, as well as a selection of vintage aeroplanes. (S10, ep 10).

A stunning performance of Madama Butterfly from Bregenz, as Giacomo Puccini's powerful opera presents an enduring, tragic tale of unrequited love.

Best Policy: Harry's integrity and hard work have earned him a promotion at the bank. But despite his immaculate accounts, Harry is accused of embezzlement. (S4, ep 9).

Last Bottle in the World: Kyros plans on giving his wife a priceless bottle of wine for their anniversary. But he has no intention of drinking to her health. (S4, ep 10).

Kindly Dig Your Grave: The unscrupulous Madame La Grue runs an art gallery, exploiting young artists. But she finally gets her comeuppance. (S4, ep 11).

Completely Foolproof: Wealthy New Yorker Joe Brisson is a self-made man with a plan to kill his disgruntled wife. Unfortunately for him, she has some deadly plans of her own. (S4, ep 12).

There's One Born Every Minute: Arthur and Margaret are a quiet couple. When Margaret inherits £50,000, Arthur reluctantly agrees to gamble it all on a dubious property deal. (S4, ep 13).

New. The Dividing Wall: Three ex-cons plan to heist a fortune in jewels, but inadvertently steal a container of radioactive cobalt. (S2, ep 9).

New. How to Get Rid of Your Wife: Henpecked husband Gerald Swinney devises a plan to rid himself of his wife and start over again, leading to unexpected consequences. (S2, ep 11).

Jealous piano teacher Orville Spooner sends his beautiful wife Zelda away for the night while he tries to sell a song to a famous nightclub singer, who is stranded in town.

New. Stonehenge: Three artists have made it through to the last round of the competition, which is held at one of Britain's most iconic landscapes: Stonehenge. (S10, ep 8).

New. Stonehenge: Just three artists have made it through to the last round of the competition, which is held at one of Britain's most iconic landscapes: Stonehenge. (S10, ep 8).

New. Winner's Film: Join the winner of the competition as they travel to the South of France to research their £10,000 commission for the Courtauld Gallery. (S10, ep 9).

Winner's Film: Join the winner of the competition as they travel to the South of France to research their £10,000 commission for the Courtauld Gallery. (S10, ep 9).

Combining grand visual surprises and breathtaking acrobatic performances, this touring show is inspired by the people, places, and stories that define Mexico.

Filmed live in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, 1991 saw the Man in Black raise money for the building of a hospital in Kenya with a special concert that included hits Ring of Fire and more.

The late Johnny Cash brought his inimitable sound to the Montreux Festival in 1994, featuring favourites from across his career including Folsom Prison Blues and more.

Black in Britain. Documentary exploring Johnny Cash's connection with Britain, featuring testimonies from his own children and friends like Elvis Costello.

Remember Live 1973. A stunning set from Johnny Cash at the Ahmanson Theatre in Los Angeles, featuring exhilarating performances of all-time classics and special guests.

Tina Turner brings the house down at the Blockbuster Pavilion in San Bernardino, California, on her legendary What's Love tour in 1993. Contains flashing images.

Carly Simon reveals the challenges behind No Secrets - the classic album that made her a global star and included the enigmatic song You're So Vain.

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

Enjoy an electrifying 2014 set from the Brit Award-winners as they rock the stage with hits like Not Giving In and Waiting All Night.

Journey back to 2004 when chart-toppers Groove Armada delighted crowds with hits like I See You Baby, Purple Haze and At The River.

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).

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

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

Bosom Friends: Nell and Emma are old friends who are reunited after years apart. However, things turn sour when the penniless Emma looks to drag Nell down into poverty with her. (S4, ep 14).

Glowing Future: Jack and Betsy are lovers. That is until Jack decides to go halfway across the world to be with his new Australian lover. But Betsy isn't going to make it easy. (S4, ep 15).

Way To Do It: The casino offers Roger an escape from his domineering aunt. He has a love for both gambling and a pretty hostess. But the casino boss has a score to settle. (S4, ep 16).

Hijack: A hijacker on an aeroplane takes a stewardess hostage before demanding a million dollars and a parachute. Will Captain Waterhouse give in to his demands? (S4, ep 17).

Blue Marigold: Dropped by her agency for her diva-like behaviour, supermodel Marigold's mental health deteriorates. Years later, she plots a comeback. (S5, ep 1).

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).

Bristol Harbourside: In this final heat, the artists are off to Bristol, where our pods are lined up along the city's bustling harbourside. (S10, ep 6).

Portsmouth: The six heat winners and the wildcard champion battle for a spot in the final, judged closely every step of the way. (S10, ep 7).

New. Stonehenge: Just three artists have made it through to the last round of the competition, which is held at one of Britain's most iconic landscapes: Stonehenge. (S10, ep 8).

New. Stonehenge: Three artists have made it through to the last round of the competition, which is held at one of Britain's most iconic landscapes: Stonehenge. (S10, ep 8).

Winner's Film: Join the winner of the competition as they travel to the South of France to research their £10,000 commission for the Courtauld Gallery. (S10, ep 9).

New. Winner's Film: Join the winner of the competition as they travel to the South of France to research their £10,000 commission for the Courtauld Gallery. (S10, ep 9).

New. The Evil of Adelaide Winters: A man believes a woman running a psychic scam has contacted his dead son and becomes dangerously obsessed with her sessions. (S2, ep 16).

New. 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).

When a valuable pearl with a sinister reputation is stolen, Sherlock Holmes investigates its link to a series of murders. Mystery with Basil Rathbone.

Choreographed by Michael Flatley, 40 of the world's most talented performers combine the best of traditional and contemporary music and dance.

Jealous piano teacher Orville Spooner sends his beautiful wife Zelda away for the night while he tries to sell a song to a famous nightclub singer, who is stranded in town.

Film from award-winner Jon Brewer granting unprecedented access into the life of the rock icon. Featuring John Lennon and Alice Cooper.

Uncover the story of singer-songwriter Buddy Holly's tragically short life and career, with interviews from those closest to him painting a picture of a man who changed music.

Offering extraordinary insight, Roy Orbison deep dives into what made his music a cultural driving force through a series of interviews collected over several years.

New. Presenting high-energy concerts by stars of the music industry, see bands and figures perform to audiences at SchwuZ, Berlin. Here, British indie rock band Bloc Party perform.

Never Mind The B******s: A look at how Never Mind The B******s rewrote the rock'n'roll rule book and defined the punk sound of 1977. (S1, ep 15).

A glimpse into the life of the soulful superstar who founded and fronted The Miracles before embarking on a solo career and working as vice president of Motown Records. (S3, ep 7).

A look at the life of the legendary musician whose career spanned five decades, over 70 albums and an endless string of hits including Gentle on My Mind and Southern Nights. (S3, ep 8).

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.

In this art competition, amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 41).

In this art competition, amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 42).

Glowing Future: Jack and Betsy are lovers. That is until Jack decides to go halfway across the world to be with his new Australian lover. But Betsy isn't going to make it easy. (S4, ep 15).

Way To Do It: The casino offers Roger an escape from his domineering aunt. He has a love for both gambling and a pretty hostess. But the casino boss has a score to settle. (S4, ep 16).

The Manacled: Shackled prisoner Stephen Fontaine tries to negotiate an escape from Sergeant Rockwell while en route to San Quentin. (S2, 18).

A Bottle of Wine: Judge Connors shares a civilized conversation with the young architect about to steal his wife. But the quality of his mercy is strained. (S2, ep 19).

A look at the life and career of Rex Harrison, the Oscar-winning English actor who starred as Professor Henry Higgins in the 1964 film musical My Fair Lady. (S6, ep 8).

In this art competition, amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 43).

In this art competition, amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours. (S2, ep 44).

Hijack: A hijacker on an aeroplane takes a stewardess hostage before demanding a million dollars and a parachute. Will Captain Waterhouse give in to his demands? (S4, ep 17).

Blue Marigold: Dropped by her agency for her diva-like behaviour, supermodel Marigold's mental health deteriorates. Years later, she plots a comeback. (S5, ep 1).

Arguably the greatest ever frontman, Freddie Mercury was a complete one-off. This is the Queen icon's story - told through the sale of his personal items at Sotheby's.

A fascinating portrait of Yul Brynner, the Academy Award-winning actor famed for his roles as King Mongkut of Siam in The King and I and a robotic gunslinger in Westworld. (S6, ep 9).

Barry Cryer fondly looks back at the life and career of the comedy superstar who created the highly influential I Love Lucy among many other popular sitcoms. (S2, ep 8).

Nick Mason: The competition continues as the semi-finalists create portraits of Pink Floyd founding member Nick Mason. (S8, ep 9).

The Eavesdropper: Moira hears a woman discussing a trip to Paris with her lover Donald. Not only is her husband called Donald, but he was in France last week. Coincidence? (S5, ep 2).

Operation Safecrack: In an attempt to prove their safes are impregnable, a company challenges ex-safebreaker Sam to crack one for a cash prize. But are his skills sharp enough? (S5, ep 3).

New. Behind the Locked Door: A young couple tries to convince the bride's mother that their love is sincere. (S2, ep 22).

New. After Hughes's closes its doors for the final time, actor Brendan Gleeson returns to it to commemorate its invaluable legacy.

New. A unique collaboration between the Irish band and many top country music stars.