All The Money in The World

A getaway driver finds himself in harm's way when he gets caught up in a job involving casino heist money leading to a debt over his head.

Whether its cash, gold, or digital-data bits, we all know that money makes the world go round. But what our host, Jake Ward of Popular Science magazine discovers in this one hour special is that without the engines that power the world’s financial systems, that world would grind to a halt. For the first time, National Geographic Channel takes you inside the heart of the money machine to places that you’re not allowed to bring a camera… straight into the vaults of some of the world’s largest stashes of what you want, need, and bust your butt to get: Money.

Rather than a boring countdown of the top 10 money-spinners, this show gives the behind the scenes stories about the how the tracks came into being. It's a warts and all kind of thing. It's worth watching for Andy Summers's (guitarist, The Police) comments alone. If you're an undergrad or postgrad music student, this should be mandatory viewing. If you're a songwriter, musician or recording artist, this is essential viewing. Confused about royalties and copyright? Watch this show! Mark Radcliffe presents a countdown of the ten songs which have earned the most money of all time - ten classic songs each with an extraordinary story behind them. Radcliffe lifts the lid on how music royalties work and reveals the biggest winners and losers in the history of popular music.

"The Richest Songs in the World" Rather than a boring countdown of the top 10 money-spinners, this show gives the behind the scenes stories about the how the tracks came into being. It's a warts and all kind of thing. It's worth watching for Andy Summers's (guitarist, The Police) comments alone. If you're an undergrad or postgrad music student, this should be mandatory viewing. If you're a songwriter, musician or recording artist, this is essential viewing. Confused about royalties and copyright? Watch this show! Mark Radcliffe presents a countdown of the ten songs which have earned the most money of all time - ten classic songs each with an extraordinary story behind them.

For everyone who believes that fact is stranger than fiction there can be nothing in the world more fascinating than the search for the truth behind the most extraordinary mysteries and myths of the Twentieth Century.

Orkney, the small island chain off the north-eastern tip of Scotland, is officially the UK's cruise ship capital. In 2017, every cruise line in the world visited. On its busiest days, the capital of Kirkwall will see its population of 7000 almost double. As part of BBC1's Our Lives, Orkney: When The Boat Comes In captures the stories of Orcadians whose lives are impacted by the onslaught of tourists.

Simon Reeve heads to one of the most spectacular countries in the world - Colombia. For 50 years, Colombia has been in the grip of a brutal civil war that has killed more than 200,000 people and displaced seven million. But in late 2016, a peace deal was signed promising to end the conflict and finally bring peace to the country.

Explores the plight of some of the one million children caught up in the world's biggest migration as they flee poverty, hunger and medical shortages in Venezuela. Reporter Krishnan Guru-Murthy and director Nick Blakemore join the children as they make the dangerous crossing into Colombia, where they then have to fend for themselves, often with no money and nowhere to stay.

The Founders chronicles stories of the founding 13 members of the Ladies Professional Golf Association as they fought overcome incredible odds in order to form the longest running women's sports organization in the world in the late 1940's. Although fierce competitors in an intensely individual sport, The Founders worked as a team to shift the public's perception of what it meant to be a lady on the links. While their male counterparts drew adoring crowds and handsome purses for their athletic achievements, The Founders used money from their own pockets to stage tournaments in small, far-flung towns that questioned whether female golfers were even worth watching.