The 90's were the Queen's most challenging decade on the throne. Over the course of the decade she would face relentless public criticism, and painful private tragedy. In 1992, the year she dubbed her 'Annus Horribilis', she saw the collapse of three of her children's marriages, as well as the devastating destruction of her home Windsor Castle.

Lifelong nature-lover Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall pursues his fascination with the wildlife of the West country as he teams up with the region's most dedicated nature lovers. He becomes captivated by the extraordinary life of the dipper, the UK's only aquatic songbird. Then meets Stephanie Tyler who studied them for 40 years.

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

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

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How did Dublin get its name? And what do the Vikings have to do with it? Who was Maewyn Succat, and why is he celebrated with green beer? How did the harp become a symbol of Ireland, and why do the harps on Irish coins and Guinness beer look different? What is the curious history of the Book of Kells, and how did it make its way into Trinity College's library?

Who were the Habsburgs, Maria Theresa, Franz Joseph and Sisi? And how did they shape Vienna? What is the Ringstrasse, and why are there so many oversized, ornate public buildings dotting it? Where did Mozart perform as a six-year-old prodigy? When and why did Austria shrink to a tenth of its size? And why are Vienna's coffee and pastries so legendary?

Arriving by boat to the Baltic Sea Harbor of Helsinki, the first sight to greet you is the square, the great dome of the city hall, and The Old Market Hall.

Famous for its record-breaking skyscrapers, mega hotels and vast island resorts, the United Arab Emirates has a hidden side of diverse landscapes and natural beauty. In this aerial tour marvel at the skylines of Dubai and Abu Dhabi, before sizing up the world's tallest building: the Burj Khalifa.

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In a battle against time, the survivalists hurry to establish shelters or catch food before their energy reserves run out.

The latest news from the oldest living culture, join Natalie Ahmat and the team of journalists for stories from an Indigenous perspective.

It's like staring directly at the sun - and then eating it - as host and cook Justine Schofield and chef Paul Farag join Adam to make culinary gold with the sun-shiniest of ingredients: mangoes.

Perth mother Elizabeth Brierley and Paris based Australian ex-pat Paul Morris investigate how their lives were forever altered by their parents' secrets, and their close connection to crimes and corruption.

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.

It's the weekly final of Generation Wars! Will it be Generation Z, the Millennial, Generation X, or the Boomer who proves to be the smartest? Contenders will face two minutes of general knowledge, followed by the dreaded slow burn round.

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In Milan, James finally submits to a long-overdue wardrobe update. Dressed to impress, it's time to try his hand at some exquisite Italian craftsmanship - and bid a final goodbye to an old friend. Next stop: Venice, by land, air, and lagoon, while in the snowy Dolomites James investigates the darker side of Christmas.

Join renowned historian Bettany Hughes on a thrilling adventure to uncover the mysteries of the Nabataeans, the ancient desert traders and master builders of ancient wonders like Petra. Discover their lost empire through stunning archaeological revelations across the Middle East and Mediterranean.

On the West Highland line, the Mallaig extension runs from Fort William to the coastal town of Mallaig. On the way, it cuts and climbs through some of Scotland's most awe-inspiring and diverse terrain. When this 41-mile line was completed in 1901, it connected sleepy Mallaig with the rest of the country, transforming the town into a busy and bustling fishing port.

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Chen, Ellie and Ido are thrilled that the fetus is healthy and growing strong. Child Services informs Chen that her ex is pursuing custody of her son. Chen receives her first surrogacy payment and moves out of her dad's place into a comfortable, new apartment with Uri.

In Rome, the city just founded by Yemos and Wiros, looms the threat of the Sabines led by King Titos.

While Wiros and Yemos seek allies, the advance of the Sabines seems unstoppable and a prophecy looms.

At the turn of the millennium, the Queen was battling negative public opinion. The break-up of her children's marriages and the death of Princess Diana had affected the monarchy's popularity. The millennium was an appropriate opportunity to move on from the negative 1990s. She was guest of honour at the Millennium Dome New Year's Eve Celebrations. As midnight struck, everyone broke into Auld Lang Syne, but the Queen looked ill at ease joining in as she shook Tony Blair's hand.

As the Queen moved into the 2010s, there was a new confidence to her reign. 2012 marked her Diamond Jubilee year. She was only the second monarch to have ever achieved this milestone: the first had been Queen Victoria. Britain organised a jubilee pageant on the Thames to give thanks to the sovereign for an extraordinary 60 years of service to her country.

Enthusiastic nature lover Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall continues his wildlife adventures as he explores the Jurassic Coast to investigate the strange life of its most curious creatures and to meet the local heroes dedicated to helping them.

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

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.

Ireland's best-known architect showcases some of the world's most amazing homes. From sunny Sydney to London city, from stylish Melbourne to the snowy landscape of northern Sweden, Dermot explores how people live around the globe. Sometimes it is the homes themselves and sometimes it is the people behind the homes that are the star of these shows.

This journey begins at Great Falls on the Missouri River, which was built in the late 19th century and utilised the river to power the town. We then follow the river east to the Missouri Breaks, a landscape of rugged rock outcrops, which have created countless deep cuts, known locally as 'breaks'. The landscape of Montana is incredibly varied and on the banks of the Yellowstone River is Makoshika State Park and its strange rock formations.

This journey begins at the eastern edge of the Painted Desert in Arizona, an arid landscape of spectacular colours. Fifty-thousand years ago, the American Southwest was hit by a meteorite creating one of the world's best-preserved impact sites on Earth.

A retired hospital administrator adapts his home garden in order to age in place. Dementia patients experience memory-triggering touches and smells in a tactile garden. A long-time professional gardener demonstrates his physical dexterity and knowledge of plants.

Live classical music brings calm to a Yo-Yo Ma inspired public garden. Monks at a remote monastery wander contemplatively in nature's forest garden. A retired magazine editor advocates for 'grief gardening'. Innovative tower gardens aid remote northern communities in growing their own food year-round.

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.

Round 2 of the 2025 World Rally-Raid Championship heads to Abu Dhabi in the UAE for the Abu Dhabi Desert Challenge, as Australia's Dakar hero, Daniel Sanders, looks to keep his winning form going.

Part one of the best moments from the 2025 edition of the World Athletics Indoor Championships held in Nanjing, China.

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

Damon Smith has estimated that he has spent around 50 thousand hours of his life, so far, participating in ritualistic behaviours associated with his Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. With a diagnosis of both OCD and Bipolar Disorder, and with the help of his anxious friend, Adam, these two Australian musicians will share what it is like to live and talk about mental illness.

During land warfare, every weapon was made to fill a specific need and designed for a single purpose: to win the race for technological supremacy over the enemy.

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10 survivalists are dropped into the West Coast Ranges of Tasmania for the challenge of a lifetime: survive in the wild without any human contact. But only the last one standing can win $250,000.

In a battle against time, the survivalists hurry to establish shelters or catch food before their energy reserves run out.

The events team have a busy weekend ahead as the Knights of Middle England arrive to perform at the jousting event held on the South Lawn, but this year they have an extra treat for guests: a medieval village showcasing ancient crafts and warfare.

The stunning scenery of Scotland's east coast continues to delight Michael Portillo as he travels by train north from Inverness to the Orkney Islands.

Michael Portillo's Scottish coastal railway journey reaches Invergordon on the Cromarty Firth, the third great inlet on the northeast coast of the Highlands.