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First-hand accounts of beach holiday nightmares, from tropical storms to children paddling in sewage, a disastrous parasailing excursion, and an aerial attack by Brighton's seagulls.

Documentary on the notorious 1979 Fastnet sailing race – hit by a storm that led to 21 fatalities and the UK’s largest peacetime rescue operation – featuring archive and IVs with survivors, rescuers and bereaved family members.

We meet the characters who work and shop in Britain's poshest high street.

Revealing the secrets of the relationship between the late Queen and her eldest son.

The true story of what happened in court - from lawyers, jurors and James Bulger's mother.

Documentary about a once-in-a-generation storm that took the lives of 21 people in 1979.

Channel 5’s charting of Hughie Green’s life and career shows how the father of light entertainment was both at once …

Bands of the 90s weren’t always keen to be labelled “Britpop”, but it served as a handy catch-all term to sum up a certain, dare we say it, vibe. Oasis! Blur! Suede! Pulp! Abba! (just checking you’re on your toes), these were acts whose popularity peaked back then, celebrated in this fine new series.

Alexis Conran reveals the traps and pitfalls that holiday scammers use by interviewing victims who have lost thousands of pounds and experts who have learned the scammers’ techniques. Alexis’s advice helps would-be vacationers avoid being taken in by con artists who operate across the tourism industry, from the flight scam that makes people think they’ve booked when they haven’t to the villa scam that leads to families booking villas that don’t exist.

Exploring how it took over 20 years, and the work of FBI profilers and British forensic experts, to uncover a killer who left behind a trail of rape and murder in Australia.