Tom has Tourette syndrome and Ashley has autism. Both are desperate to find work and have super strengths that would really benefit employers, but they have to prove it.

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Alan Titchmarsh is in Nottinghamshire, transforming the lives of Joshua, a 15-year-old wheelchair user and his mother Benita by creating a dramatic glass-roofed home that will allow him, for the first time in years, to have access into a new garden.

This journey begins at Blyde River Canyon, one of the largest and most impressive in the world. To the west is Sun City - one of the top holiday destinations, and based on the idea of a lost African city, surrounded by jungle. Flying east, we come to the official seat of the South African government, Pretoria. In 1994, President Mandela was inaugurated on the steps of the Parliament Buildings.

This journey begins at the fortified town of Neuf-Brisach, designed by the greatest military engineer of his age, simply known as Vauban. On the banks of the Rhine lies Strasbourg, one of France's most historic cities and home to the European Union Parliament. Flying west, we come to Reims and its magnificent 11th-century cathedral, which has seen the coronation of 31 French kings.

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Coverage of Day 1 of Round 1 of the Hi-Tec Oils Super Series at the Winton Raceway.

From the heights of the Cairngorm Mountains, Paul follows the River Dee to Royal Deeside, the favourite home of British Royalty from Queen Victoria to Queen Elizabeth II.

The Third Reich was governed according to the Fuhrerprinzip, one leader, Adolf Hitler, a Fuhrer with undisputed authority. But Hitler's rule would not have been possible without the support of the people, organisations and groups that made his tyranny and his war possible.

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After a two-month fight, the emperor Napoleon III has been defeated by Prussia. The Germans are only 250 kilometres from Paris. Convinced that this failure is God's punishment, a group of ardent Catholics makes a promise to each other- should the capital be spared, they would build a gigantic basilica dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

An in-depth documentary that looks at the remarkable story of Queen Camilla and examines how she has succeeded in transforming her public persona over the last three decades.

This final episode is set in and around Bondi Beach, probably the most instagrammed beach in the country. Arriving by car, Julia Zemiro is back on her old stomping ground and remembers the less glamorous history of Bondi; meets a local who reveals images from thousands of years ago that are hidden in plain sight; catches up with one of our great Australian chess masters; and gets her hands dirty in the quest to preserve these beaches from pollution.

Michael Portillo begins this leg of his Scottish railway journey from Dunbar to Peterhead in the beautiful medieval city of Stirling. Michael learns it was a strategic city, situated where the Lowlands meet the Highlands, at the lowest bridging point of the River Forth. Travelling across country to the River Tay, Michael discovers the fair city of Perth, held by many to be the first capital of Scotland, the historic crowning place of the kings of Scotland.

Michael Portillo is tracking the east coast of Scotland north from Dunbar on the Firth of Forth to the fishing port of Peterhead. Today he'll reach Leuchars, known nowadays on the railways as Leuchars for St Andrews. Heading north to Dundee Michael crosses the Firth of Tay on the spectacular Tay Railway Bridge, he finds a city buzzing with enterprise, where the new industry transforming Dundee is video games. Michael's final stop is 80 kms north, at the harbour town of Stonehaven.

When veteran detective Danny Frater turns up at a hospital mortuary for a routine ID check, he's devastated to discover the corpse of his estranged daughter, Christina. Danny refuses to accept the coroner's report that points to suicide, and sets out on a dangerous, agonising mission to uncover the events that led to her death.

Danny arrives at the apartment where Christina's body was found and manages to find his way inside. As he carries out a search, he is startled to discover a young woman hiding in the bedroom and, although she does her best to escape, Danny manages to prevent her, and he forces her to answer his questions. She turns out to be Christina's wife, Nicola.

Bruised by his encounter with Nicola, Danny goes to The Crimson Orchid gentlemen's club to look for Maia, who Nicola has accused of corrupting Christina. Maia stonewalls his questions, but when he tells her Christina may have been murdered, her facade of indifference cracks. Danny learns Christina was selling drugs.

Against Maia's advice, Danny goes alone to meet with Christina's supplier, who is revealed to be Jaisal Batra, a corrupt former police officer turned club owner. Initially, Jaisal easily parries his ex-colleague's clumsy attempts at interrogation, but Danny is starting to show signs of becoming unhinged, so Jaisal decides to reveal more of what he knows.

Danny goes to confront his old friend and former partner, Ryan. Initially, he doesn't mention the CCTV footage that proves Ryan was with Christina shortly before she died, but as Ryan becomes pricklier and more evasive in response to his questioning, it becomes too much for Danny and he reveals what he knows, prompting an extremely violent reaction.

The circumstantial evidence that Danny has collected during his encounters now leads him to what he expects will be a showdown with Christina's murderer: an urbane former pharmaceutical industry executive, turned entrepreneur and investor, Harry Carr.

A humbled and subdued Danny returns to the hospital mortuary to say a final goodbye to Christina in the company of his ex-wife, Susannah. Susannah's attempts to reminisce about Christina as a little girl quickly turn into recriminations about why neither of them was aware of the life she was leading, before they are reconciled again by their devastating grief.

Danny turns up on Jackie's doorstep to question why the evidence of foul play he has uncovered wasn't mentioned in her post-mortem report. After tricking his way into her home, he discovers a link between Jackie and one of the people he has interviewed, and he speculates openly that Jackie is covering for this person of interest.

At a time when African Australians are increasingly made to feel that they don't belong in this country, journalist and author Santilla Chingaipe unearths Australia's forgotten African history and reveals the central role people of African ancestry have played in events that shaped our nation - from the First Fleet to the Eureka Rebellion and beyond. An act of historical truth-telling, this episode interrogates the myths of Australia's white foundation narratives, colours in our nation's history, and reveals modern Australia's origin story to be a complex, multicultural and multiracial affair.

Ariel Investments President and Co-CEO and Starbucks Chair Mellody Hobson talks about the need for diversity on corporate boards, her favourite coffee from Starbucks, and what it's like watching a movie with George Lucas.

All the best moments and bits from Destination Flavour China, led by famed chef and author Adam Liaw.

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Asia-Pacific's brightest minds at the forefront of charting a sustainable future for the world from APAC Network, Brisbane, in English.

International news and current affairs television from Paris, offering a French perspective on world events, in English.

The most recent political, sports, entertainment and socio-economic updates across India and the world from New Delhi, in English.

Overcoming a steep drop from the back door to the garden proves a challenge for Alan Titchmarsh and his team in Hemel Hempstead. Both the house and garden need redesigning to create a home for three generations living with the effects of dementia.

FIFA World Cup Classic Match: Argentina v Mexico 2006.

Asia-Pacific's brightest minds at the forefront of charting a sustainable future for the world from APAC Network, Brisbane, in English.

PBS Washington Week with The Atlantic is the longest-running primetime news and public affairs program on television. The show features a group of journalists participating in a weekly roundtable discussion of major news events. Moderated by Jeffrey Goldberg, Editor-in-Chief of The Atlantic.

Hi-Tec Oils Super Series, Round 1, Winton Raceway, Day 2.

Women's sport is inspiring growth across all metrics including viewership, participation, investment and sponsorship. But while we celebrate the breaking down of barriers, women's sport continues to face many unique challenges.

In decoding Adolf Hitler's dictatorship, exploring the architecture of the Third Reich is crucial to understanding how his Nazi Party sought to project and maintain power and control.

The latest reports and analysis of major national and international news of the day from Australia's only world news service.

Alice is in the Pentili Hills in Athens at a small site known as the Sanctuary of Dionysus, the god of wine, and it was a night of drinking and revelry that lead to a man called Thespis, the leader of a dance troupe, creating theatre.

Livia, the first empress of Rome, comes to regret the scheming that put her son Tiberius on the throne, as he and his notorious heir Caligula drag the empire into an age of tyranny, incest, and shocking depravity.

We would have to wait until the beginning of the 20th century for the bust of Nefertiti to be discovered among the ruins of the ancient town of Amarna, for her to become famous once again. This is quite a comeback for a woman whose contemporaries swore they would make her disappear from the history books. But who was she and what was her true role over the course of such a unique period in Egyptian history? Nefertiti has been fascinating, dividing and setting Egyptologists' brains on edge for over a century.

Standing at the heart of Britain's second city, Manchester Town Hall is a Neo-Gothic masterpiece. It rose from the smoking chimneys of the Industrial Revolution to serve the first Industrial city in the world -Manchester.