Where There's A Will: Consultant Sobi leads the team in Resus treating Gus, 15, after a bike accident, and Patricia, 73. for a shoulder dislocation. Bryan has injured his hand dog walking. S17 E23.

Becoming An Adult: Under the care of their mothers, many Mediterranean animals enjoy a certain amount of protection. But the move to adulthood can be fraught with danger. S1 E4.

On Thin Ice: Becky braves sub-zero temperatures to fish a remote, frozen lake; "Pike" Mike searches for a precious source of "bush medicine"; Kim and Pierre break camp and begin their winter trapping season. S1 E5.

Land of Heat and Dust: Discover the extraordinary strategies creatures use to survive in the scorching desert. S1 E3.

Nowhere to Hide: Nature documentary series narrated by Sir David Attenborough. A look at predator and prey strategies in the open arenas of desert and grassland. S1 E5.

Episode 2: The most extreme and wild parts of New Zealand are in the South Island, which lie towards Antarctica, in the path of the tempestuous 'roaring forties'. S1 E2.

Plants: Using the latest time-lapse technology, witness the wonders of the Venus flytrap, Boston ivy, and the bizarre dragon's blood tree. S1 E9.

Pembrokeshire: Ben heads to Wales to meet 61 year-old Emma Orbach. He discovers why this Oxford University graduate abandoned 'modern' Britain, her nice family home and even her marriage, to live off-grid. S1 E2.

Episode 3: Omega 3 supplements are tested against the benefits of eating real fish. Also investigated is how eating a diet high in fat affects men and women differently, and how to spot the symptoms of GCA. S6 E3.

Something Changed: Jim, 70, is in Resus with difficulty breathing, whilst Savita and her 5 year old son Rayan were hit by a car. Terry is suffering with foot and knee pain following surgery. S17 E25.

Out in the Cold: Kim and Pierre's trapping season is complicated by a troublesome local resident; Becky enlists her dog team to help secure a supply of firewood. "Pike" Mike hunts for small game. S1 E6.

Episode 2: Dr Zoe Williams investigates whether people can boost their metabolism, Michael asks whether people should be worried about air pollution, and Dr Saleyha Ahsan meets survivors of eating disorders. S6 E2.

Why Do We Exist?: Our existence doesn't really make sense. When the universe was created, matter and a substance called antimatter should have obliterated each other. But that didn't happen. Can scientists unravel why? S1 E6.

Episode 2: The most extreme and wild parts of New Zealand are in the South Island, which lie towards Antarctica, in the path of the tempestuous 'roaring forties'. S1 E2.

Plants: Using the latest time-lapse technology, witness the wonders of the Venus flytrap, Boston ivy, and the bizarre dragon's blood tree. S1 E9.

Pembrokeshire: Ben heads to Wales to meet 61 year-old Emma Orbach. He discovers why this Oxford University graduate abandoned 'modern' Britain, her nice family home and even her marriage, to live off-grid. S1 E2.

Episode 3: Omega 3 supplements are tested against the benefits of eating real fish. Also investigated is how eating a diet high in fat affects men and women differently, and how to spot the symptoms of GCA. S6 E3.

Becoming An Adult: Under the care of their mothers, many Mediterranean animals enjoy a certain amount of protection. But the move to adulthood can be fraught with danger. S1 E4.

Episode 2: Dr Zoe Williams investigates whether people can boost their metabolism, Michael asks whether people should be worried about air pollution, and Dr Saleyha Ahsan meets survivors of eating disorders. S6 E2.

Why Do We Exist?: Our existence doesn't really make sense. When the universe was created, matter and a substance called antimatter should have obliterated each other. But that didn't happen. Can scientists unravel why? S1 E6.

Out in the Cold: Kim and Pierre's trapping season is complicated by a troublesome local resident; Becky enlists her dog team to help secure a supply of firewood. "Pike" Mike hunts for small game. S1 E6.

Episode 2: The most extreme and wild parts of New Zealand are in the South Island, which lie towards Antarctica, in the path of the tempestuous 'roaring forties'. S1 E2.

Plants: Using the latest time-lapse technology, witness the wonders of the Venus flytrap, Boston ivy, and the bizarre dragon's blood tree. S1 E9.

Timewarp: The team was trying to achieve a shot that had never been attempted before - the entire growing season in a woodland, filmed in one shot. S1 E9.

Pembrokeshire: Ben heads to Wales to meet 61 year-old Emma Orbach. He discovers why this Oxford University graduate abandoned 'modern' Britain, her nice family home and even her marriage, to live off-grid. S1 E2.

Episode 3: Omega 3 supplements are tested against the benefits of eating real fish. Also investigated is how eating a diet high in fat affects men and women differently, and how to spot the symptoms of GCA. S6 E3.

Something Changed: Jim, 70, is in Resus with difficulty breathing, whilst Savita and her 5 year old son Rayan were hit by a car. Terry is suffering with foot and knee pain following surgery. S17 E25.

Old Age and Rebirth: For some of the animals that live in the Mediterranean region, reaching old age can result in a death sentence. This astonishing natural history documentary follows the progress of an aging flamingo. S1 E5.

Out in the Cold: Kim and Pierre's trapping season is complicated by a troublesome local resident; Becky enlists her dog team to help secure a supply of firewood. "Pike" Mike hunts for small game. S1 E6.

Episode 2: Dr Zoe Williams investigates whether people can boost their metabolism, Michael asks whether people should be worried about air pollution, and Dr Saleyha Ahsan meets survivors of eating disorders. S6 E2.

Why Do We Exist?: Our existence doesn't really make sense. When the universe was created, matter and a substance called antimatter should have obliterated each other. But that didn't happen. Can scientists unravel why? S1 E6.

Episode 3: New Zealand was one of the last land-masses to be found and settled by people. Lush and fertile, almost everything brought here flourishes, often with surprising consequences. S1 E3.

Primates: Follow the antics of the chest-beating gorillas in the Congo and the shark egg hunting chacma baboons of South Africa in this episode about primates. S1 E10.

Yorkshire: Ben meets 40-year-old Amanda Owen, who left her comfortable life behind and followed her dream to become a hill shepherdess on the vast, rugged moorland of the Yorkshire Dales. S1 E3.

By Your Side: Katie, 46, is rushed to A&E by air ambulance after a riding accident left her crushed by her horse. Pamela has severe back pain and Amy has cut her ankle at a party. S17 E26.

Feast or Famine: Pike Mike tries to improvise a new source of bush power, Kim and Pierre are forced to exploit their survival food supply, and Becky and Bentley hit the hunting trail. S1 E7.

Enduring the Drought: Fierce drought tests the monkey, otter and coati families as they turn to courtship. S1 E3.

Piranha: Incredible facts and myths about the animal kingdom are put to the test. This time Is it true that piranhas can strip you to the bone in seconds? S1 E9.

Episode 3: New Zealand was one of the last land-masses to be found and settled by people. Lush and fertile, almost everything brought here flourishes, often with surprising consequences. S1 E3.

Primates: Follow the antics of the chest-beating gorillas in the Congo and the shark egg hunting chacma baboons of South Africa in this episode about primates. S1 E10.

Yorkshire: Ben meets 40-year-old Amanda Owen, who left her comfortable life behind and followed her dream to become a hill shepherdess on the vast, rugged moorland of the Yorkshire Dales. S1 E3.

Old Age and Rebirth: For some of the animals that live in the Mediterranean region, reaching old age can result in a death sentence. This astonishing natural history documentary follows the progress of an aging flamingo. S1 E5.

Enduring the Drought: Fierce drought tests the monkey, otter and coati families as they turn to courtship. S1 E3.

Piranha: Incredible facts and myths about the animal kingdom are put to the test. This time Is it true that piranhas can strip you to the bone in seconds? S1 E9.

Feast or Famine: Pike Mike tries to improvise a new source of bush power, Kim and Pierre are forced to exploit their survival food supply, and Becky and Bentley hit the hunting trail. S1 E7.

The Odyssey for New Life: A young sperm whale, a monk seal, a loggerhead sea turtle, a family of storks, a Dragonera lizard and an island cat are only some of the main characters in the Mediterranean world. S1 E1.

Caring for Living Beings: In the Mediterranean ocean, attempts to care for offspring can be perilous. This breathtaking natural history documentary follows various creatures who risk everything to look after their young. S1 E2.

The Guardians of the Mediterranean: The Mediterranean and the creatures that live within it are facing many threats. Global warming, overfishing and pollution are all taking their toll. S1 E3.

Becoming An Adult: Under the care of their mothers, many Mediterranean animals enjoy a certain amount of protection. But the move to adulthood can be fraught with danger. S1 E4.

Old Age and Rebirth: For some of the animals that live in the Mediterranean region, reaching old age can result in a death sentence. This astonishing natural history documentary follows the progress of an aging flamingo. S1 E5.

Feast or Famine: Pike Mike tries to improvise a new source of bush power, Kim and Pierre are forced to exploit their survival food supply, and Becky and Bentley hit the hunting trail. S1 E7.

Episode 11: A hungry husky needs some help to get back to his target weight. S4 E11.

Episode 12: Chief Inspector Cathy Hyde accesses a property suspected of being involved in puppy trafficking. S4 E12.

Episode 1: Backshall takes on the challenge of beekeeping, getting expert guidance from none other than King Charles III's beekeeper at Highgrove. The episode explores the variety of the UK's 270 bee species. S1 E1.

Australia, NSW: Ben heads into the forests of northern New South Wales to meet Jimmy, and learns he's faced multiple tragedies, including bereavement and natural disasters. S11 E5.

Land of Heat and Dust: Discover the extraordinary strategies creatures use to survive in the scorching desert. S1 E3.

Episode 2: Dr Zoe Williams investigates whether people can boost their metabolism, Michael asks whether people should be worried about air pollution, and Dr Saleyha Ahsan meets survivors of eating disorders. S6 E2.

Enduring the Drought: Fierce drought tests the monkey, otter and coati families as they turn to courtship. S1 E3.

A Love Without End: Bipin is in A&E suffering from a stroke. Meanwhile Myra crashed her bicycle into a wall. Emergency Nurse Practitioner Louise reflects on her past. S17 E21.

A Cross To Bear: Trina has a rare condition and is brought to A&E struggling to breathe. Sammy has chest pains, while Ella gets unexpected news when doctors Xray her knee. S17 E22.

Snowbound: Becky makes a last-ditch effort to harvest a Muskox; Kim and Pierre must upgrade their shelter; desperate for a successful fur season, Bentley works his trapline. S1 E8.

Episode 1: Having been fearful of hippos since a young boy, Steve sets out to discover why hippos are considered the most dangerous animals in Africa, and if their aggressive reputation is misunderstood. S1 E1.

Episode 1: Backshall takes on the challenge of beekeeping, getting expert guidance from none other than King Charles III's beekeeper at Highgrove. The episode explores the variety of the UK's 270 bee species. S1 E1.

Episode 1: An epic dinosaur mystery. Why do so many iconic Jurassic beasts lie buried in this unforgiving corner of Wyoming desert? S1 E1.

The Odyssey for New Life: A young sperm whale, a monk seal, a loggerhead sea turtle, a family of storks, a Dragonera lizard and an island cat are only some of the main characters in the Mediterranean world. S1 E1.

Caring for Living Beings: In the Mediterranean ocean, attempts to care for offspring can be perilous. This breathtaking natural history documentary follows various creatures who risk everything to look after their young. S1 E2.

The Guardians of the Mediterranean: The Mediterranean and the creatures that live within it are facing many threats. Global warming, overfishing and pollution are all taking their toll. S1 E3.

Becoming An Adult: Under the care of their mothers, many Mediterranean animals enjoy a certain amount of protection. But the move to adulthood can be fraught with danger. S1 E4.

Old Age and Rebirth: For some of the animals that live in the Mediterranean region, reaching old age can result in a death sentence. This astonishing natural history documentary follows the progress of an aging flamingo. S1 E5.

Hide and Seek: The very last filming trip for the Birds episode for Life was perhaps the most challenging for cameraman Barrie Britton and assistant producer Stephen Lyle. S1 E5.

Episode 11: A hungry husky needs some help to get back to his target weight. S4 E11.

Snowbound: Becky makes a last-ditch effort to harvest a Muskox; Kim and Pierre must upgrade their shelter; desperate for a successful fur season, Bentley works his trapline. S1 E8.

Episode 1: An epic dinosaur mystery. Why do so many iconic Jurassic beasts lie buried in this unforgiving corner of Wyoming desert? S1 E1.

Episode 5: Simon travels from Chile's Atacama Desert and follows the Andes mountains to Patagonia before ending up in the most southerly permanently inhabited region on earth, Tierra del Fuego. S1 E5.

Nowhere to Hide: Nature documentary series narrated by Sir David Attenborough. A look at predator and prey strategies in the open arenas of desert and grassland. S1 E5.

Why Do We Exist?: Our existence doesn't really make sense. When the universe was created, matter and a substance called antimatter should have obliterated each other. But that didn't happen. Can scientists unravel why? S1 E6.

Piranha: Incredible facts and myths about the animal kingdom are put to the test. This time Is it true that piranhas can strip you to the bone in seconds? S1 E9.

Snowbound: Becky makes a last-ditch effort to harvest a Muskox; Kim and Pierre must upgrade their shelter; desperate for a successful fur season, Bentley works his trapline. S1 E8.

Philippines: Ben joins coconut farmer Neil and his young family in their hill-side bamboo house, where Neil is the 'only white man' in his jungle village. S2 E3.

Panama: On an island off the coast of Panama, Ben spends time with Ian Usher, a Brit who 'sold' his life on eBay and bought his own island for £30,000. S2 E4.

Devon: Ben is in Devon, living with the battle-worn Mason family, who gave up a council house in the London commuter belt for 4 acres of overgrown agricultural land. S1 E1.

Pembrokeshire: Ben heads to Wales to meet 61 year-old Emma Orbach. He discovers why this Oxford University graduate abandoned 'modern' Britain, her nice family home and even her marriage, to live off-grid. S1 E2.

Episode 1: Having been fearful of hippos since a young boy, Steve sets out to discover why hippos are considered the most dangerous animals in Africa, and if their aggressive reputation is misunderstood. S1 E1.

Episode 11: A hungry husky needs some help to get back to his target weight. S4 E11.

Episode 12: Chief Inspector Cathy Hyde accesses a property suspected of being involved in puppy trafficking. S4 E12.

Where There's A Will: Consultant Sobi leads the team in Resus treating Gus, 15, after a bike accident, and Patricia, 73. for a shoulder dislocation. Bryan has injured his hand dog walking. S17 E23.

Something Changed: Jim, 70, is in Resus with difficulty breathing, whilst Savita and her 5 year old son Rayan were hit by a car. Terry is suffering with foot and knee pain following surgery. S17 E25.

Fresh Starts: On the hunt for a good supply of dog food, Becky and family establish a "Fish Camp" on the shores of Great Slave Lake. In search of a Caribou herd, new comer Jon Grenier ventures into Northern Quebec. S2 E1.

Insects: A look at insects' survival techniques, from beetles who spray boiling chemicals at their enemies, to marching columns of grass cutter ants. S1 E6.

Hunters And Hunted: A look at the hunter and the hunted in the animal kingdom, including cheetahs, Ethiopian wolves, star-nosed moles, and the greater bulldog bat. S1 E7.

Creatures of the Deep: Journeying into the uncharted corners of the ocean, discover why a Pacific giant octopus makes the ultimate sacrifice to protect her young. S1 E8.

Plants: Using the latest time-lapse technology, witness the wonders of the Venus flytrap, Boston ivy, and the bizarre dragon's blood tree. S1 E9.

Primates: Follow the antics of the chest-beating gorillas in the Congo and the shark egg hunting chacma baboons of South Africa in this episode about primates. S1 E10.

Ninety-nine Percent: As the majority of primates live in tropical forest and spend a lot of time up in the trees, or concealed behind leaves, filming them is a tough challenge. S1 E10.

Episode 1: Backshall takes on the challenge of beekeeping, getting expert guidance from none other than King Charles III's beekeeper at Highgrove. The episode explores the variety of the UK's 270 bee species. S1 E1.

Episode 1: An epic dinosaur mystery. Why do so many iconic Jurassic beasts lie buried in this unforgiving corner of Wyoming desert? S1 E1.

Where There's A Will: Consultant Sobi leads the team in Resus treating Gus, 15, after a bike accident, and Patricia, 73. for a shoulder dislocation. Bryan has injured his hand dog walking. S17 E23.

Something Changed: Jim, 70, is in Resus with difficulty breathing, whilst Savita and her 5 year old son Rayan were hit by a car. Terry is suffering with foot and knee pain following surgery. S17 E25.

Fresh Starts: On the hunt for a good supply of dog food, Becky and family establish a "Fish Camp" on the shores of Great Slave Lake. In search of a Caribou herd, new comer Jon Grenier ventures into Northern Quebec. S2 E1.

Episode 3: New Zealand was one of the last land-masses to be found and settled by people. Lush and fertile, almost everything brought here flourishes, often with surprising consequences. S1 E3.

Primates: Follow the antics of the chest-beating gorillas in the Congo and the shark egg hunting chacma baboons of South Africa in this episode about primates. S1 E10.

Ninety-nine Percent: As the majority of primates live in tropical forest and spend a lot of time up in the trees, or concealed behind leaves, filming them is a tough challenge. S1 E10.

Yorkshire: Ben meets 40-year-old Amanda Owen, who left her comfortable life behind and followed her dream to become a hill shepherdess on the vast, rugged moorland of the Yorkshire Dales. S1 E3.

By Your Side: Katie, 46, is rushed to A&E by air ambulance after a riding accident left her crushed by her horse. Pamela has severe back pain and Amy has cut her ankle at a party. S17 E26.

Episode 1: The first three critical months are when our animal babies have to rapidly get to grips with their new family and the challenges of the environment that surrounds them. S1 E1.

Fresh Starts: On the hunt for a good supply of dog food, Becky and family establish a "Fish Camp" on the shores of Great Slave Lake. In search of a Caribou herd, new comer Jon Grenier ventures into Northern Quebec. S2 E1.

Enduring the Drought: Fierce drought tests the monkey, otter and coati families as they turn to courtship. S1 E3.

Piranha: Incredible facts and myths about the animal kingdom are put to the test. This time Is it true that piranhas can strip you to the bone in seconds? S1 E9.

Episode 1: Simon Reeve travels through the remote and little-visited north east of South America, from Venezuela to French Guiana. S1 E1.

Arriving: The first programme in Sir David Attenborough's celebrated series looks at how animals employ an extraordinary variety of techniques to disperse their offspring. S1 E1.

Exmoor: Ben forages in steep woodland and clears an old orchard with a resident stubborn horse when he visits a family who live on a hidden small-holding in Exmoor National Park. S1 E4.

The Universe in a Snowflake: Professor Brian Cox reveals how Earth's beauty is created by just a handful of forces. In this episode Brian looks at the stunning diversity of shapes. S1 E1.

Turn Back Time: Leo is in A&E with a head injury after crashing his car, Kieran has been brought in with a sore wrist following a skateboarding accident and Lilian has been brought to A&E after falling at home. S17 E28.

Seal the Deal: After losing a cache of winter meat last season, Kim and Pierre look to the land for a source of emergency food. Bentley and his wife Felica explore Schade Lake, hunting for early season beaver. S2 E2.

Episode 2: Steve Backshall reveals that bee stings are nothing to be afraid of as he wears a "bee beard", allowing 10,000 to crawl all over his face. Plus, a look at the dreaded Asian Hornet! S1 E2.

Episode 2: The plot thickens. As the team uncovers the remains of fearsome Jurassic predators, they consider the possibility that the site was a dinosaur hunting ground. S1 E2.

Episode 1: Simon Reeve travels through the remote and little-visited north east of South America, from Venezuela to French Guiana. S1 E1.

Arriving: The first programme in Sir David Attenborough's celebrated series looks at how animals employ an extraordinary variety of techniques to disperse their offspring. S1 E1.

Exmoor: Ben forages in steep woodland and clears an old orchard with a resident stubborn horse when he visits a family who live on a hidden small-holding in Exmoor National Park. S1 E4.

The Universe in a Snowflake: Professor Brian Cox reveals how Earth's beauty is created by just a handful of forces. In this episode Brian looks at the stunning diversity of shapes. S1 E1.

Episode 1: The first three critical months are when our animal babies have to rapidly get to grips with their new family and the challenges of the environment that surrounds them. S1 E1.

Episode 2: Steve Backshall reveals that bee stings are nothing to be afraid of as he wears a "bee beard", allowing 10,000 to crawl all over his face. Plus, a look at the dreaded Asian Hornet! S1 E2.

Episode 2: The plot thickens. As the team uncovers the remains of fearsome Jurassic predators, they consider the possibility that the site was a dinosaur hunting ground. S1 E2.

Seal the Deal: After losing a cache of winter meat last season, Kim and Pierre look to the land for a source of emergency food. Bentley and his wife Felica explore Schade Lake, hunting for early season beaver. S2 E2.

Episode 1: Simon Reeve travels through the remote and little-visited north east of South America, from Venezuela to French Guiana. S1 E1.

Arriving: The first programme in Sir David Attenborough's celebrated series looks at how animals employ an extraordinary variety of techniques to disperse their offspring. S1 E1.

Exmoor: Ben forages in steep woodland and clears an old orchard with a resident stubborn horse when he visits a family who live on a hidden small-holding in Exmoor National Park. S1 E4.

The Universe in a Snowflake: Professor Brian Cox reveals how Earth's beauty is created by just a handful of forces. In this episode Brian looks at the stunning diversity of shapes. S1 E1.

Turn Back Time: Leo is in A&E with a head injury after crashing his car, Kieran has been brought in with a sore wrist following a skateboarding accident and Lilian has been brought to A&E after falling at home. S17 E28.

Episode 2: From around three months old, our animal babies can all get around on their own, but that means the impact of their environment and the struggle to find food really begin to hit home. S1 E2.

Seal the Deal: After losing a cache of winter meat last season, Kim and Pierre look to the land for a source of emergency food. Bentley and his wife Felica explore Schade Lake, hunting for early season beaver. S2 E2.

Episode 2: Steve Backshall reveals that bee stings are nothing to be afraid of as he wears a "bee beard", allowing 10,000 to crawl all over his face. Plus, a look at the dreaded Asian Hornet! S1 E2.

Episode 2: The plot thickens. As the team uncovers the remains of fearsome Jurassic predators, they consider the possibility that the site was a dinosaur hunting ground. S1 E2.

Episode 2: Simon travels through Brazil, from the heart of the Amazon rainforest to the coast and the glamorous-but-troubled city of Rio de Janeiro. S1 E2.

Growing Up: Sir David Attenborough looks at the problems of bringing up youngsters and finds that nature's answers are as varied as those in human societies. S1 E2.

Fair Isle: Ben heads to the most remote inhabited island in the UK to live with Tommy Hyndman in his small 2-bed guesthouse on this small wind-swept Scottish island of Fair Isle. S1 E5.

Somewhere in Spacetime: Professor Brian Cox reveals how Earth's beauty is created by just a handful of forces. He follows the planet's epic journey through space. S1 E2.

Hope Springs Eternal: 79 year old Colin has symptoms of a stroke. Tony, 88, has severe pain in his fingers and Dr Yuki talks about her experiences during coronavirus pandemic. S17 E29.

Hell or High Water: Becky struggles to secure a steady supply of winter water; Kim and Pierre turn their attention to harvesting big game; Jon looks to the land for some much-needed supplies. S2 E3.

Italy: In the mountains of Piedmont, Ben meets Father Johannes, who lives an isolated life while fulfilling duties as a priest. Ben finds they have more in common than expected. S11 E6.

Masterminds: Looking at animals such as ravens, crows, bees and starlings, Chris Packham explores how different animals can use tools, solve puzzles, recognise themselves in mirrors and even reason like humans. S1 E1.

Episode 2: Simon travels through Brazil, from the heart of the Amazon rainforest to the coast and the glamorous-but-troubled city of Rio de Janeiro. S1 E2.

Growing Up: Sir David Attenborough looks at the problems of bringing up youngsters and finds that nature's answers are as varied as those in human societies. S1 E2.

Fair Isle: Ben heads to the most remote inhabited island in the UK to live with Tommy Hyndman in his small 2-bed guesthouse on this small wind-swept Scottish island of Fair Isle. S1 E5.

Somewhere in Spacetime: Professor Brian Cox reveals how Earth's beauty is created by just a handful of forces. He follows the planet's epic journey through space. S1 E2.

Episode 2: From around three months old, our animal babies can all get around on their own, but that means the impact of their environment and the struggle to find food really begin to hit home. S1 E2.

Italy: In the mountains of Piedmont, Ben meets Father Johannes, who lives an isolated life while fulfilling duties as a priest. Ben finds they have more in common than expected. S11 E6.

Masterminds: Looking at animals such as ravens, crows, bees and starlings, Chris Packham explores how different animals can use tools, solve puzzles, recognise themselves in mirrors and even reason like humans. S1 E1.

Hell or High Water: Becky struggles to secure a steady supply of winter water; Kim and Pierre turn their attention to harvesting big game; Jon looks to the land for some much-needed supplies. S2 E3.

Episode 2: Simon travels through Brazil, from the heart of the Amazon rainforest to the coast and the glamorous-but-troubled city of Rio de Janeiro. S1 E2.

Growing Up: Sir David Attenborough looks at the problems of bringing up youngsters and finds that nature's answers are as varied as those in human societies. S1 E2.

Fair Isle: Ben heads to the most remote inhabited island in the UK to live with Tommy Hyndman in his small 2-bed guesthouse on this small wind-swept Scottish island of Fair Isle. S1 E5.

Somewhere in Spacetime: Professor Brian Cox reveals how Earth's beauty is created by just a handful of forces. He follows the planet's epic journey through space. S1 E2.

Hope Springs Eternal: 79 year old Colin has symptoms of a stroke. Tony, 88, has severe pain in his fingers and Dr Yuki talks about her experiences during coronavirus pandemic. S17 E29.

Episode 3: As six animal babies approach the end of their first year on Earth, they must take on the most complex challenges of their lives. S1 E3.

Hell or High Water: Becky struggles to secure a steady supply of winter water; Kim and Pierre turn their attention to harvesting big game; Jon looks to the land for some much-needed supplies. S2 E3.

Episode 6: In the mountains of Piedmont, Ben meets Father Johannes, who lives an isolated life while fulfilling duties as a priest. Ben finds they have more in common than expected. S11 E6.

Masterminds: Looking at animals such as ravens, crows, bees and starlings, Chris Packham explores how different animals can use tools, solve puzzles, recognise themselves in mirrors and even reason like humans. S1 E1.

Episode 3: Simon travels from the ancient city of Machu Picchu in Peru to La Paz in Bolivia, the highest capital city on Earth, visiting cocaine farms and gold mines along the way. S1 E3.

Finding Food: Sir David Attenborough looks at the ingenious ways animals solve the problem of finding food, discovering that it is a devious business requiring exploitation and theft. S1 E3.

Washington State: Ben heads to the forests of the North Cascade Mountains in Washington, USA, to live with British-born Lynx Vilden, who employs some tricks of the Stone Age to survive in the Wilderness. S4 E1.

The Moth and the Flame: Professor Brian Cox reveals how Earth's beauty is created by just a handful of forces. In this episode, he investigates the building blocks of life. S1 E3.

Sons And Daughters: Anthony is in Resus after coming off his bike, Jack is transferred to A&E after falling off his electric scooter and schoolboy Josh has twisted his ankle. S17 E30.

Trail Blazing: Kim and Pierre redouble their efforts to harvest a moose; Becky pushes herself to the limit for her dogs; Bentley and his father build a summer runway for their plane. S2 E4.

This film tells the epic survival stories of the world's smallest animals. It really is a big bad world out there. So what happens if you are the little guy? S1 E1.

Race Against Time: Nature documentary series narrated by Sir David Attenborough. Predators hunt on the dynamic border between land and sea, where chances are brief. S1 E6.

Episode 3: Simon travels from the ancient city of Machu Picchu in Peru to La Paz in Bolivia, the highest capital city on Earth, visiting cocaine farms and gold mines along the way. S1 E3.

Finding Food: Sir David Attenborough looks at the ingenious ways animals solve the problem of finding food, discovering that it is a devious business requiring exploitation and theft. S1 E3.

Washington State: Ben heads to the forests of the North Cascade Mountains in Washington, USA, to live with British-born Lynx Vilden, who employs some tricks of the Stone Age to survive in the Wilderness. S4 E1.

The Moth and the Flame: Professor Brian Cox reveals how Earth's beauty is created by just a handful of forces. In this episode, he investigates the building blocks of life. S1 E3.

Episode 3: As six animal babies approach the end of their first year on Earth, they must take on the most complex challenges of their lives. S1 E3.

This film tells the epic survival stories of the world's smallest animals. It really is a big bad world out there. So what happens if you are the little guy? S1 E1.

Race Against Time: Nature documentary series narrated by Sir David Attenborough. Predators hunt on the dynamic border between land and sea, where chances are brief. S1 E6.

Trail Blazing: Kim and Pierre redouble their efforts to harvest a moose; Becky pushes herself to the limit for her dogs; Bentley and his father build a summer runway for their plane. S2 E4.

Episode 3: Simon travels from the ancient city of Machu Picchu in Peru to La Paz in Bolivia, the highest capital city on Earth, visiting cocaine farms and gold mines along the way. S1 E3.

Finding Food: Sir David Attenborough looks at the ingenious ways animals solve the problem of finding food, discovering that it is a devious business requiring exploitation and theft. S1 E3.

Washington State: Ben heads to the forests of the North Cascade Mountains in Washington, USA, to live with British-born Lynx Vilden, who employs some tricks of the Stone Age to survive in the Wilderness. S4 E1.

The Moth and the Flame: Professor Brian Cox reveals how Earth's beauty is created by just a handful of forces. In this episode, he investigates the building blocks of life. S1 E3.

Sons And Daughters: Anthony is in Resus after coming off his bike, Jack is transferred to A&E after falling off his electric scooter and schoolboy Josh has twisted his ankle. S17 E30.

An intimate and revealing film that follows two mother mountain lions struggling to raise their kittens in Wyoming's spectacular Rocky Mountains. S1 E1.

Trail Blazing: Kim and Pierre redouble their efforts to harvest a moose; Becky pushes herself to the limit for her dogs; Bentley and his father build a summer runway for their plane. S2 E4.

This film tells the epic survival stories of the world's smallest animals. It really is a big bad world out there. So what happens if you are the little guy? S1 E1.

Race Against Time: Nature documentary series narrated by Sir David Attenborough. Predators hunt on the dynamic border between land and sea, where chances are brief. S1 E6.

Episode 4: Simon travels from the vast white salt flats of Bolivia, through the world's greatest wetlands of Brazil's Pantanal and on to the forested heart of Paraguay. S1 E4.

Hunting and Escaping: Sir David Attenborough looks at life-and-death duels which are fought daily in the wild, using traps and lures, warnings and deception, ambush and camouflage. S1 E4.

Tanzania: Ben meets Yorkshire-born Moli and his Californian wife Noelle in Tanzania, who run a safari business and live nomadically in a remote African wilderness. S4 E2.

The Pale Blue Dot: Professor Brian Cox reveals how Earth's beauty is created by just a handful of forces. In this episode Brian explains the science behind the colours of the planet. S1 E4.

A Love Like No Other: Cyclist Alex is in Resus after a collision with a deer. Doctors are concerned Jenny is having a heart attack and Teddy has been brought to A&E after he developed a limp. S17 E31.

Falling Behind: On the hunt for a steady supply of fish, Bentley and his father, Gary, brave subzero temperatures on a remote, frozen lake; Jon heads into the bush on a mission. S2 E5.

Episode 3: Omega 3 supplements are tested against the benefits of eating real fish. Also investigated is how eating a diet high in fat affects men and women differently, and how to spot the symptoms of GCA. S6 E3.

Scientists lock a man in a nuclear bunker to uncover how our body clock affects our health. S1 E1.

Episode 4: Simon travels from the vast white salt flats of Bolivia, through the world's greatest wetlands of Brazil's Pantanal and on to the forested heart of Paraguay. S1 E4.

Hunting and Escaping: Sir David Attenborough looks at life-and-death duels which are fought daily in the wild, using traps and lures, warnings and deception, ambush and camouflage. S1 E4.

Tanzania: Ben meets Yorkshire-born Moli and his Californian wife Noelle in Tanzania, who run a safari business and live nomadically in a remote African wilderness. S4 E2.

The Pale Blue Dot: Professor Brian Cox reveals how Earth's beauty is created by just a handful of forces. In this episode Brian explains the science behind the colours of the planet. S1 E4.

An intimate and revealing film that follows two mother mountain lions struggling to raise their kittens in Wyoming's spectacular Rocky Mountains. S1 E1.

Episode 3: Omega 3 supplements are tested against the benefits of eating real fish. Also investigated is how eating a diet high in fat affects men and women differently, and how to spot the symptoms of GCA. S6 E3.

Scientists lock a man in a nuclear bunker to uncover how our body clock affects our health. S1 E1.

Falling Behind: On the hunt for a steady supply of fish, Bentley and his father, Gary, brave subzero temperatures on a remote, frozen lake; Jon heads into the bush on a mission. S2 E5.

Episode 4: Simon travels from the vast white salt flats of Bolivia, through the world's greatest wetlands of Brazil's Pantanal and on to the forested heart of Paraguay. S1 E4.

Hunting and Escaping: Sir David Attenborough looks at life-and-death duels which are fought daily in the wild, using traps and lures, warnings and deception, ambush and camouflage. S1 E4.

Tanzania: Ben meets Yorkshire-born Moli and his Californian wife Noelle in Tanzania, who run a safari business and live nomadically in a remote African wilderness. S4 E2.

The Pale Blue Dot: Professor Brian Cox reveals how Earth's beauty is created by just a handful of forces. In this episode Brian explains the science behind the colours of the planet. S1 E4.

A Love Like No Other: Cyclist Alex is in Resus after a collision with a deer. Doctors are concerned Jenny is having a heart attack and Teddy has been brought to A&E after he developed a limp. S17 E31.

Sir David Attenborough follows the excavation and analysis of a huge ichthyosaur dinosaur. A remarkable chance discovery could reveal secrets that have lain hidden for 200 million years. S1 E1.

Falling Behind: On the hunt for a steady supply of fish, Bentley and his father, Gary, brave subzero temperatures on a remote, frozen lake; Jon heads into the bush on a mission. S2 E5.

Episode 3: Omega 3 supplements are tested against the benefits of eating real fish. Also investigated is how eating a diet high in fat affects men and women differently, and how to spot the symptoms of GCA. S6 E3.

Scientists lock a man in a nuclear bunker to uncover how our body clock affects our health. S1 E1.

Episode 5: Simon travels from Chile's Atacama Desert and follows the Andes mountains to Patagonia before ending up in the most southerly permanently inhabited region on earth, Tierra del Fuego. S1 E5.

Finding the Way: From an acute sense of smell to the use of electric fields and echolocation, Sir David Attenborough looks at how creatures find their way around the earth. S1 E5.

Hungary: Ben spends time with Julia Pryke, who left behind a comfortable life in Berkshire, England, to live in a derelict two-bedroom farmhouse in the remote Hungarian countryside. S4 E3.

Episode 1: Dr Chris van Tulleken investigates Britain's favourite foods to discover the truth about calories and shows how we can all be healthier by eating smarter. S1 E1.

You're Not Alone: 52 year old Kerrie is rushed to A&E with a suspected stroke. 62 year old Jitendra has severely cut his hand and Bayan, 24, has facial numbness. S17 E32.

Best Laid Plans: Kim and Pierre's trapline expansion is well underway when a troublesome local resident threatens to derail their plans; Jon and his wife Lally brave extreme arctic conditions as they attempt to food. S2 E6.

Nepal: In a demanding and emotional journey, Kate Humble travels with the Raute, Nepal's very last nomadic community of just 140 hunter-gatherers. S1 E1.

Eel: Incredible facts and myths about the animal kingdom are put to the test. This time Is it true that an electric eel can kill you? S1 E10.

Episode 5: Simon travels from Chile's Atacama Desert and follows the Andes mountains to Patagonia before ending up in the most southerly permanently inhabited region on earth, Tierra del Fuego. S1 E5.

Finding the Way: From an acute sense of smell to the use of electric fields and echolocation, Sir David Attenborough looks at how creatures find their way around the earth. S1 E5.

Hungary: Ben spends time with Julia Pryke, who left behind a comfortable life in Berkshire, England, to live in a derelict two-bedroom farmhouse in the remote Hungarian countryside. S4 E3.

Episode 1: Dr Chris van Tulleken investigates Britain's favourite foods to discover the truth about calories and shows how we can all be healthier by eating smarter. S1 E1.

Sir David Attenborough follows the excavation and analysis of a huge ichthyosaur dinosaur. A remarkable chance discovery could reveal secrets that have lain hidden for 200 million years. S1 E1.

Nepal: In a demanding and emotional journey, Kate Humble travels with the Raute, Nepal's very last nomadic community of just 140 hunter-gatherers. S1 E1.

Eel: Incredible facts and myths about the animal kingdom are put to the test. This time Is it true that an electric eel can kill you? S1 E10.

Best Laid Plans: Kim and Pierre's trapline expansion is well underway when a troublesome local resident threatens to derail their plans; Jon and his wife Lally brave extreme arctic conditions as they attempt to food. S2 E6.

Episode 1: The first three critical months are when our animal babies have to rapidly get to grips with their new family and the challenges of the environment that surrounds them. S1 E1.

Episode 2: From around three months old, our animal babies can all get around on their own, but that means the impact of their environment and the struggle to find food really begin to hit home. S1 E2.

Episode 3: As six animal babies approach the end of their first year on Earth, they must take on the most complex challenges of their lives. S1 E3.

An intimate and revealing film that follows two mother mountain lions struggling to raise their kittens in Wyoming's spectacular Rocky Mountains. S1 E1.

Sir David Attenborough follows the excavation and analysis of a huge ichthyosaur dinosaur. A remarkable chance discovery could reveal secrets that have lain hidden for 200 million years. S1 E1.

Best Laid Plans: Kim and Pierre's trapline expansion is well underway when a troublesome local resident threatens to derail their plans; Jon and his wife Lally brave extreme arctic conditions as they attempt to food. S2 E6.

Episode 13: In Merseyside, Anthony Joynes helps Patterdale terriers Frodo and Smeagol. S4 E13.

Episode 14: Inspector Anthony is called to a property where Teddy, a terrified terrier cross has a flea infestation. S4 E14.