Traces the extraordinary story of amateur codebreakers Satoshi Tomokiyo, George Lasry and Norbert Biermann, who collaborated across continents to decipher a mysterious cache of coded letters which were discovered to be from Mary, Queen of Scots.

The culmination of a trilogy of documentaries that have followed film director Terry Gilliam over a 25 year period. Charting Gilliam's final, beleaguered quest to adapt Don Quixote, this documentary is a potent study of creative obsession.

From its early development by Denmark's Novo Nordisk to becoming one of the best-selling prescriptions of all, this is the first in-depth investigation into the meteoric rise of the wonder drug on everybody's lips: Ozempic. Covering the scientific breakthroughs behind the drug as well as the potential social impacts of this waistline-busting inhibitor, the film follows personal as-it-happens weight loss stories, to reveal how Ozempic rewires the body to think differently about food. Plus with inside access to major industries already feeling the dietary pinch, this film reveals how Ozempic could transform travel, change fashion, and upend the food industry.

Across the Arabian Desert lie colossal, enigmatic structures, some stretching for miles, visible only from the sky. Rediscovered a century ago and once believed to be defensive or ritualistic in nature, new technology is finally uncovering their true purpose and the secrets of the Stone Age people who engineered them. What were these immense, sophisticated constructions used for? Join scientists as they unearth groundbreaking clues, including evidence of a previously unknown culture and their astonishing methods for survival, revealing a monumental story etched into the very stones of the desert.

June 6, 1944. The Allies land on the beaches of France in an unprecedented invasion. Their goal: to liberate northwestern Europe from Hitler's yoke and Nazi occupation. Drawing on the lessons learned from the Dieppe Raid of August 1942, and bolstered by the Provence landings of August 1944, the mission is a spectacular success: the Allies have managed to overcome their political differences, surmount logistical difficulties, and conduct an operation with unprecedented military stakes.

An investigation into the crimes of the Rev Emyr Owen, who was imprisoned in 1985 for mutilating corpses, asking what motivated him to perform such heinous acts.

Follow a paleontologist on an Arctic adventure to uncover the hidden lives of walrus and the threats they face as climate change shrinks the sea ice.

In early 2023, three amateur codebreakers announced they had successfully decoded the secret correspondence of one of the most tragic characters in European history: Mary, Queen of Scots. 57 encrypted letters detail the exiled queen’s efforts to free herself from imprisonment and gain advantage over her rival, Queen Elizabeth. Now, after four centuries, Mary’s urgent pleas can be revealed.

More than a decade ago, the Emmy-nominated documentary Poor Kids explored poverty in the United States as it’s rarely seen: through the eyes of children.

Ratified brings the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) to life through Virginia’s pivotal ratification battle. Led by Black women and with the support of a multi-racial, multi-generational coalition, this documentary traces the legal, political, and deeply personal fight to enshrine gender equality in the U.S. Constitution nearly a century after the ERA was first proposed.

From bimbos to tradwives, the hidden truth behind extreme femininity trends is revealed.

Too often overlooked in research and marginalised in society, many young dads across the UK are quietly rewriting the rulebook on fatherhood.

This is the story of three massive and magnificent machines specially designed and built to take on and survive Alaska's extreme conditions: the most powerful ocean tug in the country; a massive self-propelled mobile oil drill rig; and the biggest, toughest ship in the U.S. fishing fleet.

The UK’s housing crisis is deepening. Rents have rocketed, and for many, house prices are out of reach and the dream of owning a home is slipping away. Now the government’s made a very big promise: to build 1.5 million new homes in England by 2029. Can it be done?

A groundbreaking look at Phil Sharp’s rise from being a rural Kentucky farm boy who battled dyslexia to Nobel Prize-winning scientist. Narrated by Mark Ruffalo with insights from Walter Isaacson, Cracking the Code: Phil Sharp and the Biotech Revolution reveals how Sharp’s RNA discovery transformed biology and launched the biotechnology revolution leading to life-saving treatments for millions.