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A crime family looks to unmask the police informant in their midst who threatens to take down their business.

Horticulture aficionado Monty Don explores the history, customs and wonders of the Japanese gardens as well as what they mean to the Japanese and what role they play in the complex Japanese culture.

This is a series showing the work taking place in one of Britain's leading police car workshops.

Join Ann Curry for a new series featuring dramatic reunions of people whose lives crossed at pivotal moments. View history through their eyes and hear stories of heroism, hope and the forging of unbreakable bonds.

The celebrity contestants heading into the karaoke bar for this fun singing competition will have to impress their fellow contestants - who also act as the judges.

From the birth of the fatal iceberg to the hours after it struck the ship, this film follows the Titanic's journey from construction to catastrophe.

In a career chock full of "you've never seen him like this" moments, you've never seen David Bowie as you will in A Reality Tour. The rock legend and his ace band blaze through stunners from Bowie's Reality album plus dozens of his greatest hits.

The trail was made by Blink Productions' multi-award winning director Dougal Wilson who was set the enormous task of filming the 65 scene advert, featuring a cast of more than 150 people, in just 12 days. Of the 102 people who feature most prominently in the advert, 17 are musicians, 39 are Paralympians and 46 are members of the public. In keeping with the inclusive feel of the advert, it features a mix of people from around the world - 78 from Britain and others from Australia, America, Brazil, Canada, Haiti, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal and Spain. With such an international cast, 'Yes I Can' is the perfect anthem for this summer's Rio Paralympics - spreading a message of positivity and optimism, echoed in Sammy Davis Jr's lyrics: "Got the feeling I can do anything... Yes, I can!"

The boxer wants to go on the trampoline that the parents are giving to their daughter.

A cod-Freudian melodrama set in Dysfunctionville.

On the 20th anniversary of the release of Dirty Dancing (1987) a British TV presenter who has seen the movie over 200 times revisits the locations and interviews people in the know.

A desperate conversation between a mother and her son, their relationship is at stake and time is running out. The story has a punchy twist and so does the unusual dialogue itself, which uses the traditional ballad form.

At a secretive venue somewhere in London, 7 famous faces gather to compete in a karaoke competition in which they will also act as the judges - voting one celebrity out of the competition.

This karaoke club operates a strict one-out, one-in policy so having voted off one of their number last week they welcome a new contestant this week, before the famous faces continue doing battle on the karaoke stage.

Former The X Factor (2004) star Diana Vickers is the latest famous face to join the celebrity karaoke competition.

The remaining famous faces continue to battle it out on stage in the hope of becoming the ultimate karaoke star, with RuPaul's Drag Race UK (2019) star Leo Loren joining the singing competition.

The arrival of comedian Joel Dommett and Love Island's Samira Mighty means two people will have to leave. Who has what it takes to secure a spot in next week's show?

The remaining six celebrities are joined by radio DJ and TV star Roman Kemp in the grand final, as the stars attempts to put in one last spectacular performance.