Sounds Like Love 2021

Documentary examining the relationship between Princess Anne and her daughter, using archive footage and interviews with historians, royal correspondents and insiders to reveal how Zara Tindall has been brought up to follow in her mother's footsteps. The programme looks at what makes them the royal family's unique mother and daughter duo, an if Zara ever escape her mother's firm grip.

Animals have to be smart to survive. Chris Packham reveals the natural world's surprising brainboxes and uncovers the clever strategies that give certain species the upper hand.

Ana Matronic explores the key elements that have shaped the identities and sounds of Beyoncé, Cher, Grace Jones, Madonna and Mariah Carey, investigating the lives and legacies of these five pop superstars. The Scissor Sisters singer unpicks their triumphs and tragedies to get a better understanding of what makes them so special, before setting out what a diva might look like in the future.

The life of Elizabeth Angela Marguerite Bowes-Lyon is examined.

Exploration of the queen's life, through her personal writing.

Did you know there’s a best-selling author in rural County Antrim who’s written over 120 novels and sold 45 million copies of her books? That’s more than Jojo Moyes or David Walliams, and yet most people have probably never heard of her. Her name is Lynne Graham and in a 40-plus year career writing exclusively for Mills & Boon, she’s never given a television interview - until now. We also meet some of the other Mills & Boon authors in Northern Ireland enjoying international success, as we pull back the covers on one of the publishing industry’s most successful, but least discussed, genres.

At Black-owned funeral homes in New Orleans, COVID-19 reshapes the grieving process. How the pandemic has transformed mourning in a city known for its jazz-filled funerals. Also in this hour, the story of a mom's fight to survive the virus and see her newborn.

The esteem in which Diana, Princess of Wales, was held, as told by those witnessed her relationship with the general public.

The Burren is a place full of intrigue and mystery to film-maker Katrina Costello, who has been working there for over 13 years. 'It is not a landscape that gives up her secrets easily, but in every fold of rock and around every corner there is always a new surprise'. Her love for that landscape is obvious, which captures the raw and complicated beauty of the Burren using intimate natural history photography and the spontaneous insights of a cast of local contributors.

An in-depth examination of several dramatic conflicts between Crown and Family during the Queen's long reign. Featuring recently de-classified letters and documents.