Sos Fantômes

Labbé is a quiet hatter in a small town, living with his handicapped wife who never goes out. His neighbour, a tailor, is fascinated by him. A series of female murders shakes the town. Is Labbé involved?

Une femme se pend à l'intérieur d'une église perdue dans les fjords d'Islande. Dans la lettre qu'elle a laissée, le nouveau psychiatre de la ville découvre qu'elle était obsédée par la disparition de son fils de 8 ans, parti sans laisser de trace 3 ans plus tôt. Près de là, un village abandonné, trois citadins restaurent une maison. Des choses étranges commencent à se produire et ils réalisent que la maison est hantée. Les deux histoires vont finir par se rejoindre via un enfant prénommé Berdonus, disparu dans des circonstances mystérieuses 60 ans plus tôt…

In their tenth build for BBC Children in Need, DIY SOS partner up with Radio 2 to create a bespoke counselling centre for bereaved children in Derbyshire.

DIY SOS and Strictly partner up to bring some sparkle to an inclusive performing arts charity in Wallsend, transforming a derelict sports club into a creative home for their young people.

In this two-part series, Nick Knowles and the DIY SOS team attempt their biggest and longest build yet - constructing two brand new buildings for the Grenfell community on a 750-square-metre site. In the first episode, the team are building a new home for the Dale Youth Boxing Club, with the aid of large construction companies, generous suppliers, volunteers and the Duke of Cambridge, who visits the site. The boxing club takes on anyone who wants to train and has been helping youngsters in the area for over 50 years, starting the careers of James de Gale, who won an Olympic gold medal in Beijing, and George Groves, current WBA super middleweight champion, as well as producing many national champions.

The team are joined by guest presenter Rhod Gilbert in Brandesburton, near Hull, as they embark on an adventurous build in aid of BBC Children in Need

A land of elephants, tigers, leopards and bears, India is one of the most biodiverse countries on earth. But it's also home to 1.3 billion people who increasingly compete with wild animals for living space. Now, a dedicated team of conservationists and vets are on a mission to rescue animals in distress and find a way for India's people and wildlife to coexist in harmony.

The Lion Queens of India is a 2015, four-part, documentary miniseries aired on the US television channel Animal Planet. The documentary tells the story of a group of women foresters who work on rescuing animals in Gir National Park.