Next Time I'll Aim For The Heart

For several months in 1978 and 1979, inhabitants of Oise live in fright and terror as a serial killer disturbs the peace and quiet.

The Conservative leadership contest is underway and the next British prime minister will not be chosen by parliamentarians or the wider public. Instead around 160,000 party members will likely get to decide who will lead Britain through one of the most turbulent periods in modern history. The Conservative Party have been known to deal swiftly with internal crisis, but this contest plays out at a time when it is bitterly divided and under fire from the newly formed Brexit Party. It is a critical time for the Conservatives' future. It's leaderless and vulnerable, and what happens next will dictate the fortunes of the country.

For the last 35 years, they have been exploring the most mythical wreck in the world, but now 108 years after it sank, the Titanic is under threat. Resting at over 12,500 feet below sea level and 380 nautical miles off the coast of Newfoundland, in pitch darkness, the most famous shipwreck in the world is being consumed by a colony of iron-eating bacteria. This slow and irreversible decay, according to the most concerned experts, will sweep away all the secrets of the mythic liner within a few decades.

Japan developed a nationwide network of highways in the 7th century linking towns and villages, many starting from the ancient capital of Kyoto. TV personality Becky embarks on a solo walking trip on the old Sasayama highway from Kyoto to Sasayama in Hyogo Prefecture. Along the way, she passes a castle town and stunning rural landscapes. She experiences traditional culture, such as Japanese puppetry and swordsmithing. Slipping back to a different, slower time, Becky discovers her Japanese heritage anew and a bit about herself.

Most experts agree we are in the middle of a housing crisis. Could providing more accommodation for our ageing population help free up thousands of family homes?

Timeshift profiles a new wave of Italian crime fiction that has emerged to challenge the conventions of the detective novel. There are no happy endings in these noir tales, only revelations about Italy's dark heart - a world of corruption, unsolved murders and the mafia.

Four years after Josh Gates went on a journey to find the lost heart of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent, he travels to the newly rediscovered town of Turbek for some shocking new revelations about the case.

Since its earliest days, television has looked to radio comedy for the 'next big thing'. Radio hits from Hancock's Half-Hour to Little Britain have become TV classics. But other long-running radio favourites have died a death on the screen. So what makes for a sure-fire transfer? Time Shift investigates, with the help of favourite clips from the archive and insights offered by Jon Culshaw, Clive Anderson, Barry Cryer, Marcus Brigstocke, and Mitchell and Webb.

After shooting to global fame with Wellerman, ‘sea shanty guy’ Nathan Evans is back and trying to forge a career for himself in the pop world – but is he just a one-hit wonder?