Across our planet there are a handful of places that truly astonish - Mount Everest, the Grand Canyon and Victoria Falls. These Wonders seem to have little in common other than - literally - taking your breath away. But they share one other thing: they pose extraordinary challenges for their inhabitants. This landmark series combines stunning photography and compelling human drama as it reveals twelve remarkable places, and discovers the stories of people fighting to survive, and even triumph, in Earth's Natural Wonders.

Explores how Earth's natural wonders are created by the awesome and unpredictable power of water, and how these places test their inhabitants to the limit. Above Victoria Falls in Zambia, a fisherman and his brothers brave crocodiles, elephants and the risk of being swept to their deaths to reach fishing pools at the edge of the falls.

In this episode, we tell the stories of natural wonders created by life itself and how they shape the lives of those who call them home. In the Amazon, two nine-year-old boys undergo a terrifying rite of passage. In Borneo, a young man must climb vast caves to collect birds' nests. And in the largest mangrove forest in the world, a father and son face killer bees and man-eating tigers.

Slow TV is back, celebrating stunning landscapes of Countries across Australia. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

English news from Japan's Broadcasting Corporation, NHK, delivering the latest in business, technology, health, environmental and world news.

News via satellite from Al Jazeera Satellite Network, Qatar, in English.

News and analysis of the top international and European news and current affairs from Berlin, in English.

ABC America's pre-eminent weekly public affairs program with George Stephanopolous from New York, USA.

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.

Renowned financier and philanthropist David Rubenstein travels the country talking to leaders to uncover their stories and their path to success. This episode features world-acclaimed cellist Yo-Yo Ma.

In Bangkok, world renowned architect and interior designer Bill Bensley and his team are creating some of the world's best hotels. While Bill laments the loss of charm the city held decades ago, he offers a solution with the Siam Hotel.

In a country where la tortilla is king, meet the farmer with 125,000 hens, unveil the region's most precious pastry sold every morning at the market and explore the most valued prawns in Europe.

Robots are everywhere. They build cars, electronics and consumer goods. They've revolutionised the modern world and they're about to revolutionise our homes. So how did we get here? It's an extraordinary tale. It begins in 800BC, with Homer's tale of Hephaestus, the God of fire and metalworking. He forges two golden, mechanical handmaidens to help him in his workshop. The idea of mechanical people is born.

The latest national and international news stories from the BBC News team from London, UK, in English.

America's No.1 network news bulletin with anchors David Muir weekdays, Whit Johnson Saturday edition, and Linsey Davis Sunday edition.

Analysis of national and international news, as well as in-depth reporting on topics ranging from education and politics to technology and finance. Hosted by John Yang for the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) in the United States.

In-depth global news from Al Jazeera Satellite Network, Doha, Qatar, in English.

A father and daughter find themselves treading water for almost an hour, hundreds of metres out at sea, after being swept out by a rip current. In Kinsale, Ireland, three fishermen swim for their lives as their trawler is smashed onto rocks. And in London, an unlucky tourist is minutes from hypothermia after his attempt to take a selfie lands him in the Thames.

On Awakino Station, Jaz Mathisen cooks for the shepherds with her three daughters; Taieri Hore rides horses in her retirement; Chloe Lodge works to build Kurow's art scene.

Adam, actor Aaron Fa'Aoso and chef Nina Huynh are going nuts for dishes featuring the humble coconut.

This floating palace served as a troop-ship during World War II, ferrying American soldiers to Europe while dodging the attention of Hitler's U-boats. In peacetime, she then became one of the most beloved ocean liners ever to sail the ocean. When she was sold to a Hong Kong shipping tycoon in 1970, however, disaster ensued.

Ken Jennings hosts Jeopardy! Where the answers are revealed and the contestants must guess the appropriate questions.

Two contestants pit their linguistic and numerical skills against each other and the clock in this entertaining quiz show. Join host Richard Morecroft along with maths whiz Lily Serna and wordsmith David Astle.

In this round, the specialty subjects are Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries: Series 1, The Grishaverse Books by Leigh Bardugo, The Life and Works of Kurt Vonnegut, and The Police.

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

In this episode, Michael hits the beach to cook a secret seafood speciality, discovers a curious open-air library, witnesses the incredible transformation of a crumbling 19th century palazzo, crafts some incredible cactus-inspired jewellery, and toasts a Hollywood legend.

Stonehenge: One of the most famous ancient monuments in the world. This magnificent Stone Age circle was constructed around 4500 years ago, but its true story was lost in time. Dan Snow pieces together its story, from ancient myths to the latest discoveries.

65 year old Heather is rushed to Queens Medical Centre after being found collapsed in the park. Meanwhile, doctors treat a burn on 13 year old Alicia's hand.

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

In Casablanca, a boy is kidnapped by men in a mysterious van. In Paris, a plainclothes neighbourhood policewoman, Lt. Lucie Henebelle, begins to cry tears of blood and shoot her patrol partner. The case is assigned to Captain Sharko, a legendary homicide detective who is brilliant and stable in equal measure.

A top coastal walk to one of the most famous landmarks on the Jurassic Coast: the Old Harry Rocks chalk stacks on Studland. Julia's trail offers up views to the Needles and the Isle of Wight, along the ancient Dorset coastline and inland over the Purbeck Countryside. Taking in miles of golden sandy beaches, the dramatic history of the bay and internationally important heathlands, Julia's walk offers a fantastic example of the British coastline at its best.

Tells the story of Tasmanian-born potter, Ian Clare. Ian's body of work has been strongly influenced by his parents' experiments with high-fired stoneware, his training with Japanese master Shigeo Shiga, and the Tasmanian coastal environment.

All the live action from Stage 2 of the 2025 Paris-Nice, a 183.9km route from Montesson to Bellegarde.

At the end of the 1950s, Britain was transforming. The country was on the edge of a social revolution. But the Queen was criticised for being stuck in the past, and seen as remote and inaccessible. To remain relevant, she embraced modern technology and gave her first-ever televised Christmas broadcast, during which she awkwardly battled to overcome her natural reserve. Abroad, she was much more successful in adapting to the changing times. She encouraged the former colonies of the British Empire to form a diverse and forward-looking association of nations. Her royal visit to Ghana in 1961, in the face of the British government's resistance, showed the Queen to be a progressive, defiant and courageous leader of the new Commonwealth.

In the 1970s, Britain was in the throes of an economic catastrophe and massive social strife. The Queen would need to prove herself as a steadfast leader. When her uncle, the Duke of Windsor, died in 1972, she fought to reconcile her divided family. His abdication in 1936 had forced her fragile father, George VI, to take on the heavy burden of kingship, a responsibility which the Queen Mother blamed for his early death. At the Duke's funeral the Queen was generous to his widow, Wallis, and even persuaded the Queen Mother to join her at the graveside, as an act of reconciliation.

Slow TV is back, celebrating stunning landscapes of Countries across Australia. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

English news from Japan's Broadcasting Corporation, NHK, delivering the latest in business, technology, health, environmental and world news.

Delivers the top stories of the day, covering political, economic, and social sectors on both local and global fronts.

News and analysis of the top international and European news and current affairs from Berlin, in English.

News via satellite from Al Jazeera Satellite Network, Qatar, in English.

The latest national and international news stories from the BBC News team from London, UK, 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.

Some of your favourite moments and recipes from Adam Liaw's culinary and cultural journey through Japan, from its frozen north to cherry-blossomed mainland and tropical sun-soaked south.

In the name of recycling, renowned architect and interior designer Bill Bensley scours the world's markets for antiquities to renovate the Rosewood Luang Prabang, a hill station turned resort in Laos. It is unclear if will be able to open it before the first guests arrive.

The largest indoor market in Budapest is also the most elegant in Europe! Spanning over three levels, the impressive building that holds the central food market is long recognised as a marvel. Wander the stalls and be blown away by the wealth of products on display.

Visit the Merseyside Coast, stretching from Sefton Sands in the North to the Wirral in the South, via the great port city of Liverpool. Arriving just in time for the docking of the Queen Mary 2, Adrian goes onboard to explore the nooks and crannies of what is the largest ocean crossing liner in the world, meeting passengers who have deep personal connections to the port of Liverpool and the staff who are there to meet their every need.

The latest national and international news stories from the BBC News team from London, UK, in English.

America's No.1 network news bulletin with anchors David Muir weekdays, Whit Johnson Saturday edition, and Linsey Davis Sunday edition.

Reviews and analysis of the day's news presented by Amna Nawaz and Geoff Bennett for the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) in the United States.

Off the coast of Bridlington, a kayaker has been missing for an hour, and only the crew's tidal knowledge can track him down. A crew member on his first shout races to a dinghy capsize to find a man losing consciousness in the water. And when a fishing trawler sinks off the coast of the Shetland Islands, the fishermen and RNLI crew aboard must swim for their lives.

Join Claudio Fabiano and the team every Monday night for the latest news, expert opinion and the best action from the World of Football.

Sustainable chef extraordinaire Jo Barrett and cookbook author Nida Degutiene are in the kitchen with Adam to bake savoury pastries.

When she launched in the 1950s, this elegant and modern vessel was the envy of other shipping companies. With her sleek lines and stylish interiors, the Andrea Doria attracted the most glamorous Hollywood stars. But on her 51st voyage across the Atlantic to America, she collided with another liner and capsized. How could this high-tech vessel with the latest navigation equipment flounder on the high seas?

Ken Jennings hosts Jeopardy! Where the answers are revealed and the contestants must guess the appropriate questions.

Two contestants pit their linguistic and numerical skills against each other and the clock in this entertaining quiz show. Join host Richard Morecroft along with maths whiz Lily Serna and wordsmith David Astle.

In this round, the specialty subjects are Pearl Jam, Will Ferrell's sports comedy films, The Western Bulldogs Football Club: 2010-2020, and Dark (TV Show).

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

Michael Portillo continues his rail journey taking in the Isle of Man and the north-west coast of England. From Morecambe he looks out across the vast and beautiful Morecambe Bay, alive with cockles and brown shrimp. The Bay is famous for its potted shrimp and Michael joins one of the town's last shrimpers to learn how it's made. Michael's next stop around the Bay is Arnside on the Furness Line, where he discovers a magnificently quirky seventeenth century garden surrounding an Elizabethan manor house, Levens Hall. Michael joins the head gardener and his team as they clip the garden's vast topiaries into shape and is rashly let loose with the shears.

Michael Portillo is in Cumbria, enjoying one of the most spectacular coastal railway journeys in Britain, crossing the broad estuary of the River Leven by rail on a viaduct practically a third of a mile long. His first stop is Ulverston, gateway to the Lake District, where adventure is in store on the waters of Windermere. From a waterside camp, Michael sets sail in a small craft with a lifelong devotee of Arthur Ransome's children's books, Swallows and Amazons. At Barrow-in-Furness, Michael investigates the mountains of scrap left behind as iron ore was turned into ships, trains and railway tracks. He discovers researchers are exploring how slagbanks could contribute to reducing atmospheric carbon dioxide.

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