Crokodile Dundee

In the outback of Australia, the world's most famous 'kangaroo mum' is expanding operations. Brolga, aka Kangaroo Dundee, is opening his doors to a whole new bunch of animal characters, including a trio of camels and a southern hairy-nosed wombat called Pete. The kangaroo joeys are still very much a priority but these days Brolga is sharing maternal duties with his wife Tahnee. With three emu chicks set to move into the family home and the dream of building a wildlife hospital about to become a reality, life in the Australian bush is more hectic than ever before.

In 1960s Australia homosexuality was illegal and the police were brutal. Women were third class citizens. Yet Dawn O' Donnell, a convent girl turned ice-skater built herself an empire of drag-clubs, sex shops and steam-rooms. Was she a controversial gay icon or simply a criminal who cashed in during years of homophobic legislation? This film is brimming with archive footage and interviews with key players including Dawn herself, exploring the legend behind the woman.

Edith Bowman presents live from Dundee with highlights of celebrations marking the opening of the prestigious V&A Dundee. The special evening of events include live music from local band Be Charlotte, singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi and headliners Primal Scream. Alongside great musical performance the programme takes a look at the story behind the creation of what will become one of Scotland's most iconic and ambitious buildings, a first-time taste of what will be on exhibit in the design museum and a look at what the development means for the future of Dundee. The show also includes live coverage of the spectacular finale to the evenings celebrations.

Michael Portillo begins a new series of railway journeys through 1930s Britain, armed with an interwar Bradshaw's guide. He explores an unmistakably modern era of glamorous locomotives, cinema and dance halls but also a time of high unemployment and widespread poverty

Helen Macdonald traces the dramatic journey of Britain's greatest river, the Tay, over an entire year. Mixing natural history, cutting-edge science and historical biography with a spectacular travelogue, the film is a celebration of our largest river as it transforms from melting Highland snow to a vast torrent flowing into the cold North Sea.

The Art of Architecture explores some of the world's most famous structures and the inspirations of the architects behind them.