Peter Doherty: Stranger In My Own Skin

Deepwater Horizon: In Their Own Words presents the harrowing story of how a crew of workers escaped a massive oil–rig explosion and inferno in the Gulf of Mexico. This program combines never-before-broadcast recordings with rare archival footage and photos to tell a gripping moment– by–moment story of survival against the odds.

Ten years after Bernie Madoff’s arrest, Bernie Madoff: In His Own Words presents the story of the largest financial fraud in history as told by those who were there: victims, employees, family members, FBI agents and Madoff himself. This program pairs exclusive audio recordings, rare photographs and a never-before-broadcast of Bernie Madoff’s deposition interview in prison to tell the story of Madoff’s massive $65 billion Ponzi scheme.

A celebratory look at the singer's career to date, featuring highlights of some of his most memorable performances and examining how he became a global superstar. Interviews with friends and fans including Fiona Bevan, Paul Gambaccini and Sian Welby also reveal why the world loves the troubadour from Suffolk.

Documentary charting the meteoric rise to stardom of the singer, whose debut album 19 was released in 2008, with two further records - 21 and 25 - following in 2011 and 2015. Former school friends reminisce about Adele's early years, while producer Jim Abbiss recounts tales from his time in the recording studio with her. Friend and blogger Perez Hilton, DJ Paul Gambaccini and soul singer Rumer also explain why the world loves Adele.

Exploring the often misunderstood subject of male suicide.

Sir Billy Connolly is one of Britain's favourite comedians. He burst onto the national consciousness in 1975 by telling an outrageous joke on Parkinson, and in the subsequent decades he's become - to his own evident surprise - a much-loved national treasure. Today, his work is known and admired by millions, not least by other comedy performers who regard him as Britain's first truly alternative comedian.

Tells the story of the Queen frontman's life and career, from the early days of the band to their show-stopping performance at Live Aid and their dominance of music charts around the world. From Killer Queen and Bohemian Rhapsody, through to The Show Must Go On, the film uncover the stories behind the songs through archive interviews with Freddie himself.

The profile of Catherine, Princess of Wales, showcases her evolution from a novice speaker to a powerful public voice, inspiring generations. Analyzed by experts, it reveals her journey from outsider to a key royal figure.

Charting Sir Michael Caine’s extraordinary journey from poverty to the top of his international movie stardom. Includes Caine’s own memories, stories, reflections and some of his finest film work.

A look at the career of the singer ahead of the release of her new album 30, her first in six years, examining how she is able to retain such a loyal fan base after disappearing from the business for long periods. The programme explores Adele's latest press appearances, including two simultaneous Vogue covers after sitting for separate interviews and photoshoots for the magazine's US and UK editions