Northern Limit

The legendary vampire's insatiable thirst for blood knows no bounds. Until he encounters Mina.

The Northern Lights was first broadcast in 1969 and followed the Pole Star, a Northern Lighthouse Board relief vessel and her crew as she serviced some of Scotland's most remote and inaccessible lighthouses. Although the Northern Lighthouse Board had begun the process of automation by then, several manned lighthouses remained and the crew of the Pole Star had the crucial role of taking relief crews and supplies to these lighthouses. In this programme, the Pole Star visits the Sule Skerry and North Ronaldsay Lighthouses in Orkney as well as the mysterious Flannan Isles Lighthouse where three lighthouse keepers disappeared in mysterious circumstances in 1900.

With the Brexit border to be placed in the Irish Sea and political changes underway in the Republic, is it time for a fundamental reassessment of unionism? Alex interviews former Ulster Unionist leader Mike Nesbitt MLA, who believes that to survive, Unionists must urgently look for a new settlement. However, Democratic Unionist MP for Strangford, Jim Shannon MP, argues the line can still be held for the union, due to cross community support.

Royle Family dad and son Ricky Tomlinson and Ralf Little reunite for a heartwarming staycation exploring the sights and sounds of the north of England.

'Northern Soul' is the story of a youth culture in the 1970s which changed a generation.It tells the tale of a nightclub based movement which developed in Northern England .

Soul Singers follows the journey of members of the Belfast Community Gospel Choir as they prepare for their annual winter concert. For ten years the Belfast Community Gospel Choir has been spreading joy across Northern Ireland one show at a time, and this documentary exposes what being a part of such a diverse and creative group of singers is like. The first of its kind in the country, BCGC was the brainchild of Marie Lacey, ‘the choir mummy’ who has added her own Northern Irish flair to the choir's soul and gospel music. Throughout the film we meet a few of the choir members, including Bongi, Jill and Jenny. Each has a story to tell, and a reason to sing with Marie and the BCGC.

Road racing is a sport that is synonymous with Northern Ireland. Down through the years, local riders have become some of our biggest and most popular sporting stars. But alongside the racing there is another story. One that tells us about a passion for engineering and innovation that was born out of Ulster’s rich industrial past.

Throughout the rural heartlands of Northern Ireland, an ancient sport is kept alive by small groups of dedicated competitors. It is a test of strength, endurance and strategy: two teams, one rope, one winner, this is tug-of-war. We follow the team from the Ulster-Scots community of Garvagh across a competitive season.

David Attenborough examines the ways in which animals and plants adapt to their surroundings.

Tells the stories and experiences of several Muslim families in Northern Ireland, set against the backdrop of their community trying to find a new home to meet and worship in.