Witness the last in-person interview John Lennon ever gave through the eyes of interviewer Andy Peebles, who relives the events surrounding those last fateful days.

The first bio-film of the world's most read author, whose life was as intriguing as her novels. Based on the private correspondence of the notoriously guarded Christie, this film explores why a proper English lady would imagine plans for a perfect murder.

This epic BAFTA-winning documentary is the only feature-length Technicolor record of Her Majesty's 1953 coronation. Sir Laurence Olivier narrates.

A poignant documentary from Lucy Worsley about a group of working-class women campaigning for their right to vote.

Peter Wilkinson has had unprecedented Royal access for nearly 20 years, capturing the both the grand splendor of state events and the quiet personal moments of the royals while at The Queen's side.

Melvyn Bragg sets out to unravel the many questions surrounding one of the Bible's most enigmatic and controversial figures: Mary Magdalene.

On 24 August AD79 Mount Vesuvius erupted. Combining expert investigations and CGI, this dramatisation recreates a vivid and engaging account of the last day.

Accompanying the three-part drama, this documentary chronicles the true story of murderer John Cooper and the team that brought him down after 20 years of evading prosecution.

Celebrate the 500th anniversary of Britain's finest surviving Tudor building, Hampton Court, which remains a showcase for royal magnificence and ceremony.

Kate Adie examines the impact of British women's work during the First World War and shows how victory lay not just in leaving the traditional confines of their lives behind but also in their eventual enfranchisement.