Programmes

Comedy drama following the lives of four friends, rapidly approaching 30 and realising they haven’t actually achieved any of the goals or ambitions they always meant to before reaching the big 3-0.

Following on from the success of A Country Parish, this programme goes to the seaside to explore parish life in the Cornish fishing village of Boscastle.

On the eve of the 1997 election, as Britain is about to embrace New Labour, Adrian Mole heads back to his family home in Ashby de la Zouch, 'the town that cappucino forgot'.

Sue and Jim were childhood sweethearts. Now in their forties, with the second of their two children about to leave home, they’re celebrating their wedding anniversary by going on holiday to Spain. This wedding anniversary might just turn into a divorce.

This is an exciting, beautifully filmed, access-all-areas documentary following one of the world’s most respected and successful arts institutions: The English National Ballet.

Island Parish is an ongoing series looking at religious communities in the most far flung parishes in the UK.

This high energy panel show features two teams of comedians arguing their respective corners for and against chosen topics up for discussion.

Like any comedy prison, HMP Brickway’s population is a mixed bag: victims of circumstance, the psychologically traumatised and the plain evil.