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In 1954, Richard Dimbleby and a BBC film crew visited the Isle of Skye to record an episode of the early British television series About Britain. In this programme he gives viewers across the United Kingdom an insight into life on the island, meeting local characters and gaining an understanding of the lifestyle and culture of islanders, as well as spending some time with the Skye Mountain Rescue team and with Dame Flora Macleod at Dunvegan Castle. Introduced by Alasdair Fraser.

Reporter Livvy Haydock meets three of the UK’s newest criminals - thieves who commit their crimes using mopeds. These thieves, who talk publicly for the first time, use mopeds to sneak up on members of the public or to getaway …

BBC Sport traces the history of one of the toughest jobs in sport - the England football manager. Using rare archive and new interviews with current manager Gareth Southgate and former England managers Sven-Goran Eriksson, Fabio Capello, Roy Hodgson and …

Prince: A Purple Reign is a BBC Four documentary released in 2011, as part of the network's Black Music Legends Of The 1980's series. It features music and interviews with people associated with Prince, along with clips of interviews when Prince did grant interviews.

…Sings Prince is a 2016 show from the BBC Music that highlights Prince and some of the cover versions that has been done of his music. These were lip-syncs or live performances done by the likes of Alicia Keys, The Bangles, Sinead O'Connor and more.

Series looking at how the BBC has revealed and interpreted monumental moments in our history. Using the BBC archive, the programmes examine changes in research covered in documentary television.

The documentary culminates with Sheku's biggest performance to date, playing at the world-famous Royal Festival Hall in London, with Britain's first all-black and ethnic minority orchestra, Chineke!. As the preparations for this groundbreaking concert begin, the film explores what it means to be a young, black, classical musician in today's society.

Sarah Warne has composed the score for the new true crime drama ‘Steeltown Murders’ which is scheduled to air from Monday 15th May on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. The four-part series is written by Ed Whitmore, directed by Marc Evans and produced by Severn Screen. It stars Philip Glenister, Steffan Rhodri, Keith Allen, Priyanga Burford, Sharon Morgan, Nia Roberts, Amy Morgan and Matthew Gravell.