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Tony Robinson explores the history of the nation through the everyday lives of ordinary people.

Although travellers legally owned the land of Dale Farm in Essex, they did not have planning permission to develop it and the site grew in size. Early attempts by the council to move them on were thwarted by the New Labour government, and the adoption of the Human Rights Laws resulted in a stalemate between the resident travellers and the council that lasted a decade. Through interviews with people on both sides of the eviction, this film looks back at the dramatic events of 2011.

Goes behind the scenes of leading London fashion agency Milk, which specialises in supplying plus-size models. Owner Anna Shillinglaw set up the agency with a handful of girls seven years ago but now has more than 100 curvy models on her books. Here, Felicity, Sonny and Hayley reveal how they were discovered, talk about the impact modelling has had on their lives and how they deal with the backlash from those who claim they are promoting obesity.

A profile of Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery, telling the story of a military leader whose strategy in wartime led the Allies to extraordinary success against all the odds. The programme pieces together one of Britain's most complex military characters and looks at how he led British forces to victories in the Second World War after overcoming one of the biggest mistakes of his career Operation Market Garden.

Tony Robinson continues to explore the history, influence and population of the world-famous Thames.

A look at the Palace of St James, Hidden in Central London, which originally planned by Henry VIII for his second wife Anne Boleyn, but by the time it was finished seven years later, he was on to wife number four. Plus, stories about George IV and his wife Caroline, Robert the Bruce, and Queen Victoria.

Tracy Borman tells the story of the downfall of Henry VIII's second wife, charting her arrest, trial and execution.

Zephany Nurse, a newborn baby stolen from hospital in Cape Town in 1997, and the extraordinary circumstances that reunited her with her long lost family.

The North Yorkshire town's festive preparations, following the owners of more than 100 shops as they pull out all the stops to put on the best window display possible and impress the crowds. The competition is fierce, as reigning champion the Adage Dance Shop goes head to head with the juggernaut that is Betty's Tea Rooms, the uber-competitive gift emporium Bijouled, and new shop on the block Furnish & Fettle.

Michael Parkinson, Jimmy Tarbuck and Chris Tarrant reflect on what made Tommy Cooper one of the greats. Friends and colleagues talk about working with the magician, and his daughter Vicky gives her first television interview.