BBC Earth

Michael Portillo visits the ancient kingdom of Spain, the land of his father.

Jamie-Lee O'Donnell and Saoirse-Monica Jackson, who are best friends and stars of the hit comedy Derry Girls, head way out of their comfort zone as they tackle rugged Romania.

In Canada, there's nowhere to go as homes are washed down river. An ice skater is on thin ice in New Jersey and a cliff edge in Brazil collapses after heavy rain.

The team uncovers the remains of fearsome Jurassic predators.

Sue Aikens sorts her plumbing before the pipes freeze. Ricko spots some moose on the way to laying traps for wolverines. Chip Hailstone and his daughters go fishing, Alaskan style.

Ben travels to Dorset to live for a week with Chris, a former paratrooper who has spent the last five years walking Britain's coastline, finding love and raising thousands for charity.

Michael Portillo visits the ancient kingdom of Spain, the land of his father.

Join Ben as he revisits Will Lord, a true British caveman, in Suffolk's woodlands. Discover how Will's prehistoric dreams have evolved over three years and how his loved ones embrace this lifestyle.

A behind-the-scenes look at this dazzling exploration of Earth's biggest and most varied continent, Asia.

A behind-the-scenes look at this dazzling exploration of Earth's biggest and most varied continent, Asia.

In Canada, there's nowhere to go as homes are washed down river. An ice skater is on thin ice in New Jersey and a cliff edge in Brazil collapses after heavy rain.

In this third episode, Sue Perkins is on the final stretch of India's mighty Ganges River.

After six years globetrotting, Scott and Casey gambled their life savings on a kite-surfing school in a remote stretch of the Peruvian coast. Ben learns what led them to this decision. 1/12

Steve has one more dive he wants the divers to experience.

Gregg Wallace learns how a whole 187 tonne train is made.

Liz Bonnin investigates a mysterious dinosaur graveyard in the remote badlands of Wyoming.

See the long, dark, frozen winters to sweltering, bug-infested summers in remote Canada.

We Brits now eat 3 million takeaways a day. But what are they doing to us? Journalist Nikki Fox teams up with scientists at Liverpool John Moores University to run a unique experiment. 15 volunteers eat nothing but takeaways for two weeks and undergo a barrage of tests, from blood sugar and body fat to gut bacteria and mental sharpness.

Simon travels from Arctic islands of Svalbard to the icy wilderness of Lapland.

Alaskans brave the awakening landscape as the end of Winter nears.

Deep in the heart of the Sahara desert in Morocco, Ben visits a mud brick oasis, where he meets British-born Karen, who has built a guest house and artists' retreat in this inhospitable location.

The team uncovers the remains of fearsome Jurassic predators.

Gregg Wallace gets exclusive access to a factory that builds red London buses.

Sue hunts caribou before a big storm approaches. At Calico Bluff Andy and Denise work on building a solar array. At Noorvik village Chip Hailstone performs safety checks on the ice.

In Dorset, Ben spends a week with Chris, a former paratrooper who has spent the last five years walking the UK's coastline, finding love and raising thousands for charity.

The team uncovers the remains of fearsome Jurassic predators.

Our journey starts in Kyle of Lochalsh, a tiny fishing village on the far west coast of Scotland, and takes us east across the Highlands.

This terrifying documentary series takes a look at some of the world's strangest and most severe weather conditions.

Sue hunts caribou before a big storm approaches. At Calico Bluff Andy and Denise work on building a solar array. At Noorvik village Chip Hailstone performs safety checks on the ice.

In Dorset, Ben spends a week with Chris, a former paratrooper who has spent the last five years walking the UK's coastline, finding love and raising thousands for charity.

Sue Perkins starts her journey through Japan in Tokyo, the country's glittering capital.

The team uncovers the remains of fearsome Jurassic predators.

Our journey starts in Kyle of Lochalsh, a tiny fishing village on the far west coast of Scotland, and takes us east across the Highlands.

Simon travels from Arctic islands of Svalbard to the icy wilderness of Lapland.

Deep in the heart of the Sahara desert in Morocco, Ben visits a mud brick oasis, where he meets British-born Karen, who has built a guest house and artists' retreat in this inhospitable location. 2/12

Gregg Wallace gets exclusive access to a factory that builds red London buses.

The team uncovers the remains of fearsome Jurassic predators.

See the long, dark, frozen winters to sweltering, bug-infested summers in remote Canada.

Mathematician and broadcaster Hannah Fry documents her cancer treatment.

Simon travels from the beautiful fjords of Norway to the volcanic island of Iceland.

As winter comes to an end, Alaskans journey, hunt, and prepare for spring.

In Boquete, Ben joins Andi and Rick and their son Cole, from Oregon, USA. He learns why they left their comfortable lives in the States behind to develop a unique coffee plantation.

David Attenborough explores the wildlife of two deserts in Africa's south west corner.

Gregg Wallace visits a Manchester factory that churns out 6 million Jaffa Cakes every single day.

Johnny tracks some caribou. Sue spots some ptarmigan, the state bird of Alaska. Ricko Dewilde teaches his daughter the native way of exploring.

On Great Blasket Island, off the coast of Ireland, Ben stays with London couple Dan and Emily, who landed an extraordinary job as island caretakers on Europe's rugged western frontier.

150 million years ago, dinosaurs ruled the land, but the oceans were dominated by a mysterious sea monster. Meet the pliosaur, the Tyrannosaurus rex of the seas!

Michael goes on an epic rail journey from Lucknow in Uttar Pradesh to Kolkata, West Bengal.

Pulled by a gleaming Siemens Charger locomotive, our double-decked coaches will take us on a 350-mile trip into the Californian dream. On our way we'll stop off in Carlsbad.

We Brits now eat 3 million takeaways a day. But what are they doing to us? Journalist Nikki Fox teams up with scientists at Liverpool John Moores University to run a unique experiment. 15 volunteers eat nothing but takeaways for two weeks and undergo a barrage of tests, from blood sugar and body fat to gut bacteria and mental sharpness.

Johnny tracks some caribou. Sue spots some ptarmigan, the state bird of Alaska. Ricko Dewilde teaches his daughter the native way of exploring.

On Great Blasket Island, off the coast of Ireland, Ben stays with London couple Dan and Emily, who landed an extraordinary job as island caretakers on Europe's rugged western frontier.

150 million years ago, dinosaurs ruled the land, but the oceans were dominated by a mysterious sea monster. Meet the pliosaur, the Tyrannosaurus rex of the seas!

Michael goes on an epic rail journey from Lucknow in Uttar Pradesh to Kolkata, West Bengal.

The team splits into two to see which can find the most species against the clock.

Pulled by a gleaming Siemens Charger locomotive, our double-decked coaches will take us on a 350-mile trip into the Californian dream. On our way we'll stop off in Carlsbad.

Simon travels from the beautiful fjords of Norway to the volcanic island of Iceland.

In Boquete, Ben joins Andi and Rick and their son Cole, from Oregon, USA. He learns why they left their comfortable lives in the States behind to develop a unique coffee plantation.

As winter comes to an end, Alaskans journey, hunt, and prepare for spring.

Gregg Wallace visits a Manchester factory that churns out 6 million Jaffa Cakes every single day.

David Attenborough explores the wildlife of two deserts in Africa's south west corner.

See the long, dark, frozen winters to sweltering, bug-infested summers in remote Canada.

The James Webb Space Telescope will be the space observatory of the next decade when it launches. In addition to investigating the wealth of planets outside of our solar system, the observatory will peer back to some of the earliest galaxies that formed after the Big Bang - and the very structure of the universe.

Simon travels through the forests of Sweden to Denmark's beautiful capital, Copenhagen.

When spring finally arrives in Alaska, the landscape and waterways come back to life with a vengeance as the snow and ice melt.

Ben travels to Sri Lanka where he meets Janey, a vet from the North-East of England, who runs a charitable clinic focused on helping the street dogs that roam the island.

David Attenborough looks at the unique and constantly changing landscape of East Africa.

Gregg Wallace visits a factory that started making pork pies in 1928.

Sue wonders what animal is visiting her compound at night. Ricko and his daughter spot some moose. At Calico Bluff, Denise set some rabbit traps.

Ben meets Niall, who rescues and cares for street dogs in Koh Samui.

Comedians Jack Dee and Jake Lambert team up for a ride through the wilds of Kyrgyzstan while battling terrifying mountain roads and a mystery illness that threatens the trip.

Simon travels from the beautiful fjords of Norway to the volcanic island of Iceland.

Travelling through the Peak District at full steam, pulled by the Royal Scot - one of the finest locomotives ever built.

Scientists believe that challenging the body can benefit the brain. Dr Michael Mosley learns how meditation can help fight dementia and how people can sharpen their minds by being more like children.

Sue wonders what animal is visiting her compound at night. Ricko and his daughter spot some moose. At Calico Bluff, Denise set some rabbit traps.

Ben meets Niall, who rescues and cares for street dogs in Koh Samui.

Comedians Jack Dee and Jake Lambert team up for a ride through the wilds of Kyrgyzstan while battling terrifying mountain roads and a mystery illness that threatens the trip.

Simon travels from the beautiful fjords of Norway to the volcanic island of Iceland.

Steve wants to introduce the team to the bull shark.

Travelling through the Peak District at full steam, pulled by the Royal Scot - one of the finest locomotives ever built.

Gregg finds out how loaves of bread are bagged in mid-air, Cherry Healey finds out about perfect flour and historian Ruth Goodman shows the killers that used to lurk within bread.

Exploring the richest waters on earth, where the solar cycle drives an explosion of life.

Sue expands her garden. Andy and Denise hunt waterfowl. Ricko teaches his kids to hunt. The Hailstones go on an egg hunt.

Ben revisits Alex, living in the mountains of central Portugal, discovering Alex has followed his dream of creating a retreat and made significant progress with the infrastructure on his land.

Our journey starts in Kyle of Lochalsh, a tiny fishing village on the far west coast of Scotland, and takes us east across the Highlands.

Gregg visits a chocolate factory in York where he follows the 24-hour journey from bean to bar. Meanwhile, Ruth reveals what it was like working in factories before machines.

Mummies Unwrapped introduces new theories about how ancient civilisations once lived and died, and it shines a light on what, if any, mystical forces or supernatural phenomena may be at work.

This programme focuses on the amazingly fragile ecosystems of the world's coral reefs.

Sue fixes her Nodwell. Andy and Denise install solar panels. Jessie repairs his boat. The Hailstones go fishing.

Ben revisits his old friends Georg and Bettina, who live on a remote bogland in County Mayo. They found solace in the wilds of Ireland, but three years later, they are still weighing up options.

Pulled by a gleaming Siemens Charger locomotive, our double-decked coaches will take us on a 350-mile trip into the Californian dream. On our way we'll stop off in Carlsbad.

The story of how humanity became what it is today, told through five key moments.

As Alaskans enter a new dawn in the Arctic winter, they must adapt to the changing landscape if they are to survive.

Ben heads to Australia where he meets Bette, who lives alone in a ramshackle property in northern Queensland. Fogle quickly becomes acquainted with her no-nonsense attitude.

Professor Brian Cox explores planets and moons erupting with fire and ice.

Simon travels through Brazil, from the heart of the Amazon to the city of Rio de Janeiro.

Michael goes on an epic rail journey from Lucknow in Uttar Pradesh to Kolkata, West Bengal.

Josh Morgerman continues to document Hurricane Michael, as its devastating course progresses over Panama City. As 155mph winds wreak havoc on the city, it's a fight for survival.

Pulled by a gleaming Siemens Charger locomotive, our double-decked coaches will take us on a 350-mile trip into the Californian dream. On our way we'll stop off in Carlsbad.

The story of how humanity became what it is today, told through five key moments.

Hannah heads to Los Angeles to take a deep dive into doorbell history.

Simon travels through Brazil, from the heart of the Amazon to the city of Rio de Janeiro.

Michael goes on an epic rail journey from Lucknow in Uttar Pradesh to Kolkata, West Bengal.

Gregg visits a chocolate factory in York where he follows the 24-hour journey from bean to bar. Meanwhile, Ruth reveals what it was like working in factories before machines.

This programme focuses on the amazingly fragile ecosystems of the world's coral reefs.

Sue fixes her Nodwell. Andy and Denise install solar panels. Jessie repairs his boat. The Hailstones go fishing.

Ben revisits his old friends Georg and Bettina, who live on a remote bogland in County Mayo. They found solace in the wilds of Ireland, but three years later, they are still weighing up options.

Pulled by a gleaming Siemens Charger locomotive, our double-decked coaches will take us on a 350-mile trip into the Californian dream. On our way we'll stop off in Carlsbad.

Gregg visits one of the largest fresh milk processing plants on earth to see how they get milk from cow to carton within 24 hours, and Ruth reveals the tough life of a dairy maid.

Michael Portillo visits the ancient kingdom of Spain, the land of his father.

How tides create opportunities for marine life, as dolphins play a deadly game of catch.

Sue cleans up her river and goes fishing. Andy and Denise repair a Jeep. Jessie falls trees and prepares wood. The Hailstones build a trapping cabin.

Ben makes an unprecedented third visit to see his old friends Bill and Bob, elderly twins living in the canyons of Utah, and realises that their paranoia about the outside world has grown.

Sue Perkins starts her journey through Japan in Tokyo, the country's glittering capital.

Old friends and fellow comedians Johnny Vegas and Lucy Beaumont take on perilous mountain drops and sheer cliff edges in a hair-raising trip on Montenegro's roads.

The Hailstones produce an original work of Inupiaq art, and Cole Sturgis ventures into the wilds of the Southeast on a life-or-death hunt.

Ben learns grizzly bear protection and storm navigation with a couple who live in a Mongolian-style yurt in the Alaskan wilderness.

Prof Brian Cox goes on a journey to the least explored regions of the solar system.

Simon travels through the high Andes mountains from Peru to Bolivia.

Julius Caesar: The Making of a Dictator

Josh takes his British documentary team into their first typhoon, and his novice chasers face a twin threat from Typhoon Soulik, and hot on its heels - Typhoon Cimaron. 3/8

Sue Perkins starts her journey through Japan in Tokyo, the country's glittering capital.

Old friends and fellow comedians Johnny Vegas and Lucy Beaumont take on perilous mountain drops and sheer cliff edges in a hair-raising trip on Montenegro's roads.

Hannah Fry uncovers the wild origins of the modern-day rollercoaster.

Simon travels through the high Andes mountains from Peru to Bolivia.

Julius Caesar: The Making of a Dictator

Simon travels through the forests of Sweden to Denmark's beautiful capital, Copenhagen.

Ben travels to Sri Lanka where he meets Janey, a vet from the North-East of England, who runs a charitable clinic focused on helping the street dogs that roam the island.

When spring finally arrives in Alaska, the landscape and waterways come back to life with a vengeance as the snow and ice melt.

The important and ultimately hopeful story of the future of the greatest wildlife continent on earth.

Gregg Wallace visits a factory that started making pork pies in 1928.

One of 20th century's greatest minds. Einstein created the theory of relativity, a tool to explore and predict the way the universe works - from its very creation to its ultimate demise. 1/2

David Attenborough looks at the unique and constantly changing landscape of East Africa.

Our journey starts in Kyle of Lochalsh, a tiny fishing village on the far west coast of Scotland, and takes us east across the Highlands.

Alaskans contend with the throes of the warm season.

Ben Fogle meets a Brit who now lives in the Arctic Circle.

Once thought of as a symbol of Roman sophistication, recent archaeological discoveries at Pompeii uncover a complex and dark reality that was key to the city functioning.

The story of how humanity became what it is today, told through five key moments.

It's winter, which means it's trapping season. Ricko finds the remnants of a wolf attack. In Bethel, Avery and his brother Gage head out to source fox fur.

Ben heads to northern England and stays with host Paul in Lincolnshire onboard his 30-year-old converted military truck. He discovers why Paul traded living in a house for life on the road.

Following early Homo sapiens's ancestors as they step out of Africa into the wider world.

Documentary series.

Anita Rani, Ade Adepitan and Ant Anstead try commuting New York-style.

Ben Fogle returns to meet more of his previous contributors - the people who turned their backs on the rat-race to set up home in some of Earth's most remote locations.

It's winter, which means it's trapping season. Ricko finds the remnants of a wolf attack. In Bethel, Avery and his brother Gage head out to source fox fur.

Ben heads to northern England and stays with host Paul in Lincolnshire onboard his 30-year-old converted military truck. He discovers why Paul traded living in a house for life on the road.

Following early Homo sapiens's ancestors as they step out of Africa into the wider world.

Documentary series.

Anita Rani, Ade Adepitan and Ant Anstead try commuting New York-style.

Our journey starts in Kyle of Lochalsh, a tiny fishing village on the far west coast of Scotland, and takes us east across the Highlands.

Ben Fogle meets a Brit who now lives in the Arctic Circle.

Alaskans contend with the throes of the warm season.

Once thought of as a symbol of Roman sophistication, recent archaeological discoveries at Pompeii uncover a complex and dark reality that was key to the city functioning.

Gregg Wallace visits a factory making 432 million crumpets every year.

Documentary on British theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking; his childhood, education, marriage, family life, and his work on the Big Bang and black holes.

A look at how animals stand up and fight for their patch in the Congo.

Pulled by a gleaming Siemens Charger locomotive, our double-decked coaches will take us on a 350-mile trip into the Californian dream. On our way we'll stop off in Carlsbad.

Alaskans harness the power of the sun as they toil through summer.

Native Glaswegian Susan rejected retirement for a remote region of Africa, where she has set up both a school and a mountain-top restaurant.

Explore the impact of Pompeii's deeply divided society, the mechanisms used to maintain social order, and what society was like in the years leading up to Pompeii's destruction by Vesuvius.

Michael Portillo visits the ancient kingdom of Spain, the land of his father.

In Kavik, Sue looks for rabbits before the sun sets for the long dark winter. Johnny, traps with a rabbit hide. Avery and his brother Gage, experience a white-out.

Ben Fogle explores the most remote locations in the world to visit people have traded modern society for life off the grid.