August 2021 marks ten years since Nasa's mission to Jupiter, Juno, was launched.

A glorious national obsession is explored in this archive-rich look at the evolution of the weather forecast from print via radio to TV and beyond - and at the changing weather itself.

Tells the stories of six young people whose fathers were killed in the 9/11 attacks, either before they were born, or before they had a chance to meet, and whose lives have been shaped by an event they didn't witness.

The queen African honeybee rules the savannah - even elephants panic at the buzzing of her hive.

Vet Fabian Rivers reveals how the pandemic has triggered a boom in demand for puppies, something he has witnessed first-hand through his work at a small veterinary practice in Birmingham.

Henry Cole travels America's longest highway US Route 1 down the east coast to Key West and then continues on to New Orleans.

This is the story of how one woman from America's most famous family changed with world through sport.

Bill Clinton, Nicole Scherzinger and members of the Kennedy family reveal how JFK's sister Eunice, inspired by a tragedy in her own family, began Special Olympics more than 50 years ago. Clare Balding tells how Eunice defied her own father and overcame ignorance and prejudice to begin a movement which swept the world.

Featuring stories of Special Olympians from across the globe over the last five decades, this documentary shows the power of sport, the triumph of determination over discrimination and the persistence of one woman - in a man's world - to make a difference.

Tells the story of James Earl Ray, his target, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and the seething, turbulent forces in American society that led these two men to their violent and tragic collision in Memphis in April 1968.

Explores the work of artists Augustus John and James Dickson Innes, focusing on the landscape paintings they created while living near the Arenig Valley in Snowdonia, north Wales, between 1910 and 1913.