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A patient with throat cancer needs a new windpipe to save his voice.

Christine prepares for the island's biggest dog sled race. Doctor Martin Eckhardt explains how his small team have dealt with frost bite, polar bear attacks and emergency rescues.

Michael ventures to the northernmost reaches of Europe, where he braves the freezing temperatures of the Baltic Sea and finds peace paddling a canoe on the lakes of Finland.

Simon looks at some of the dodgiest and most dangerous situations he's found himself in while travelling the globe.

Richard journeys down Britain's longest river, the Severn - once a river of division and conflict, now one of connection.

Alaskans soldier through the heart of dark winter in pursuit of the resources they desperately need for survival.

Ben ventures off the wild coast of Northern Ireland to the remote and rugged island of Rathlin. He stays with 41-year-old Rauri Morgan, a former HR executive who turned his back on corporate life.

A patient with throat cancer needs a new windpipe to save his voice.

Steve sets sail to Bali for a diving adventure to find a giant ocean sunfish.

Documentary series transporting viewers to stunning locations across the planet, evoking a sense of calm throughout our minds and bodies.

From a vineyard that has been making one of Britain's favourite tipples - Port - travel down the line that once transported it to the city that gave it its name: Porto.

Ben ventures deep into the Appalachian Mountains in eastern America to meet 25-year-old Justin Burke, who rejected his privileged upbringing to live in the wilderness.

As winter comes to a close, Glenn hikes up a mountain to build a snow cave. Meanwhile, in Kiwalik, the Hailstones tow a sled load of meat and a broken snow machine back to Noorvik.

The discovery of an executed man in Northern Italy reveals the truth behind the Roman practice of crucifixion.

Gregg Wallace, Cherry Healey and Ruth Goodman look at the production, science and history of bread in Britain.

An orphaned baby Triceratops, must outwit a deadly T. rex. Can she survive?

We re celebrating Italy and following the Neapolitan Line. Travelling west from the gelato shops of the seaside town of Pescara, we cross Italy through the wild Apennine Mountains.

With seasons changing in the Arctic, Alaskans hunt and explore various pathways through the wilderness before spring breakup fully arrives. 13/14

Ben builds hammocks, goes freediving and experiences rough seas when he meets British expat Rick and his girlfriend Jasna, who live a nomadic life on their yacht in the islands of French Polynesia.

A stunningly preserved tomb in an ancient Egyptian city, containing the mummy of a nameless, murdered pharaoh. Treasures Decoded looks into the city of Cleopatra, lost for over 1,000 years.

Paddy McGuinness is in the festive spirit, visiting a factory making gingerbread Santas.

In the first episode, Robson Green sets out on one of the most iconic walks in the UK, the Hadrian's Wall path.

Alaskans learn the tough lesson that you have to act fast when opportunity presents itself.

Ben ventures deep into the Scottish Highlands to meet Iona and her young family on the near-10,000-acre wilderness estate that she grew up on.

Paddy McGuinness visits a huge factory producing 4.4 billion biscuits a year.

Wildfires in Oregon, flash floods in Arizona, a family survive the most powerful typhoon to hit the Philippines and a story of survival in sub-zero temperatures for seven days in the Canadian Rockies.

The presenter heads for the paradise isle of the Indian Ocean, discovering its golden sands and historic culture, visiting the fortress town of Galle, a mask making factory and an elephant sanctuary.

In the first episode, Robson Green sets out on one of the most iconic walks in the UK, the Hadrian's Wall path.

Alaskans learn the tough lesson that you have to act fast when opportunity presents itself.

Ben ventures deep into the Scottish Highlands to meet Iona and her young family on the near-10,000-acre wilderness estate that she grew up on.

Paddy McGuinness visits a huge factory producing 4.4 billion biscuits a year.

Wildfires in Oregon, flash floods in Arizona, a family survive the most powerful typhoon to hit the Philippines and a story of survival in sub-zero temperatures for seven days in the Canadian Rockies.

The presenter heads for the paradise isle of the Indian Ocean, discovering its golden sands and historic culture, visiting the fortress town of Galle, a mask making factory and an elephant sanctuary.

In the first episode, Robson Green sets out on one of the most iconic walks in the UK, the Hadrian's Wall path.

Steve joins teams trying to prevent the rhino from being hunted to extinction.

We re celebrating Italy and following the Neapolitan Line. Travelling west from the gelato shops of the seaside town of Pescara, we cross Italy through the wild Apennine Mountains.

Ben builds hammocks, goes freediving and experiences rough seas when he meets British expat Rick and his girlfriend Jasna, who live a nomadic life on their yacht in the islands of French Polynesia.

With seasons changing in the Arctic, Alaskans hunt and explore various pathways through the wilderness before spring breakup fully arrives. 13/14

A stunningly preserved tomb in an ancient Egyptian city, containing the mummy of a nameless, murdered pharaoh. Treasures Decoded looks into the city of Cleopatra, lost for over 1,000 years.

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.

A Spinosaurus battles to keep his family alive in the deadliest place in Earth's history.

Starting from one of the world's most remote cities, Walvis Bay, in Namibia, we roll 1,500 miles through the Kalahari desert to Pretoria, South Africa's Executive Capital.

The Hailstones hunt for springtime waterfowl and welcome a new addition to the family. Meanwhile, Andy must protect his property from the imminent breakup of the Yukon River.

Ben meets Jake Williams, a 70-year-old hermit living on the edge of a forest in the Cairngorms, who has made a home on the site of an ancient settlement and enjoys a diet of roadkill stir fry.

Hadrian's Wall once formed the N/W frontier of the Roman Empire. However new evidence reveals how the ruthless Roman military crossed over and took the fight to their enemy.

In this episode, we unravel the riddle of Tutankhamun's unusually small tomb and reveal how Tut mania, the craze of King Tut gripped the world.

Robson Green is in Austria hiking along the stunning Wachau Valley, following the incredible blue Danube.

As the days until summer become fewer, unpredictable weather makes life difficult for Alaskans.

Ben meets the Powell family who are living an off-grid existence in a hidden valley in the Black Mountains in Wales. While there he helps plant the biggest new woodland in Wales for a generation.

Spycraft, betrayals and a dramatic escape threaten fragile steps towards world peace.

Life's existence hangs in the balance when ancient Earth almost entirely freezes over.

After being made to sweat in Wim's gym, the celebrities take on their coldest experience to date, the Ice Ladder.

Robson Green is in Austria hiking along the stunning Wachau Valley, following the incredible blue Danube.

As the days until summer become fewer, unpredictable weather makes life difficult for Alaskans.

Ben meets the Powell family who are living an off-grid existence in a hidden valley in the Black Mountains in Wales. While there he helps plant the biggest new woodland in Wales for a generation.

Spycraft, betrayals and a dramatic escape threaten fragile steps towards world peace.

Life's existence hangs in the balance when ancient Earth almost entirely freezes over.

After being made to sweat in Wim's gym, the celebrities take on their coldest experience to date, the Ice Ladder.

Steve sets sail to Bali for a diving adventure to find a giant ocean sunfish.

Starting from one of the world's most remote cities, Walvis Bay, in Namibia, we roll 1,500 miles through the Kalahari desert to Pretoria, South Africa's Executive Capital.

Ben meets Jake Williams, a 70-year-old hermit living on the edge of a forest in the Cairngorms, who has made a home on the site of an ancient settlement and enjoys a diet of roadkill stir fry.

The Hailstones hunt for springtime waterfowl and welcome a new addition to the family. Meanwhile, Andy must protect his property from the imminent breakup of the Yukon River.

Hadrian's Wall once formed the N/W frontier of the Roman Empire. However new evidence reveals how the ruthless Roman military crossed over and took the fight to their enemy.

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.

A band of armoured dinosaurs battle to reach adulthood, pursued by ferocious raptors.

Starting a mile above sea level in Colorado's state capital Denver, our train, the Rocky Mountaineer makes its way through the state of Utah.

With Spring fast approaching, in Kiwalik, the Hailstones hunt for caribou before the region thaws completely and they are unable to cross the river.

Ben heads to the forests of the North Cascade Mountains in Washington, USA, to live with British-born Lynx Vilden, who employs some tricks of the Stone Age to survive in the Wilderness.

Stonehenge, the site whose origins have baffled historians for centuries. Yet now, a discovery on the bed of the Mediterranean sea floor could hold some new clues.

Richard journeys down Britain's longest river, the Severn - once a river of division and conflict, now one of connection.

Robson Green is in Scotland, a walkers' paradise, hiking the staggering rift valley that is the Great Glen Way.

Alaskans must stock up on food before the harsh winter hits.

Ben journeys to the Suffolk countryside and a secretive patch of woodland, to spend the week with unique character Will, 50, who could be described as a true British caveman.

Richard journeys down the River Test. He discovers why this rare chalk stream is so important and how it's threatened by pollution.

Ben Fogle returns to meet his previous contributors who set up home in remote locations. In this episode, he returns to the Exmoor National Park where Simon and Debbie Dawson live.

The team prepare for the arrival of Hurricane Florence, which threatens millions of people in North and South Carolina, while Super Typhoon Mangkhut rages towards the Philippines. 5/8

Robson Green is in Scotland, a walkers' paradise, hiking the staggering rift valley that is the Great Glen Way.

Alaskans must stock up on food before the harsh winter hits.

Ben journeys to the Suffolk countryside and a secretive patch of woodland, to spend the week with unique character Will, 50, who could be described as a true British caveman.

Richard journeys down the River Test. He discovers why this rare chalk stream is so important and how it's threatened by pollution.

Ben Fogle returns to meet his previous contributors who set up home in remote locations. In this episode, he returns to the Exmoor National Park where Simon and Debbie Dawson live.

The team prepare for the arrival of Hurricane Florence, which threatens millions of people in North and South Carolina, while Super Typhoon Mangkhut rages towards the Philippines. 5/8

Robson Green is in Scotland, a walkers' paradise, hiking the staggering rift valley that is the Great Glen Way.

A behind-the-scenes look at the series that explores the most successful animal group on Earth, from the tiny Etruscan shrew to the largest mammal in existence - the blue whale.

Steve heads to Gabon in search of crocodiles, chimpanzees and feisty elephants.

Starting a mile above sea level in Colorado's state capital Denver, our train, the Rocky Mountaineer makes its way through the state of Utah.

Ben heads to the forests of the North Cascade Mountains in Washington, USA, to live with British-born Lynx Vilden, who employs some tricks of the Stone Age to survive in the Wilderness.

With Spring fast approaching, in Kiwalik, the Hailstones hunt for caribou before the region thaws completely and they are unable to cross the river.

Stonehenge, the site whose origins have baffled historians for centuries. Yet now, a discovery on the bed of the Mediterranean sea floor could hold some new clues.

Gregg Wallace follows a load of corn as it becomes Crunchy Nut Cornflakes.

A look at the Albertosaurus - a faster, nimbler relative of T. rex.

Leaving chic 21st century Nice behind, the Train des Pignes, or the 'Pine Cone Train', takes us back to the Provence of the past.

As the rivers melt and waters rise across the Arctic, Alaskans try to stay ahead of the changing landscape.

Ben meets Yorkshire-born Moli and his Californian wife Noelle in Tanzania, who run a safari business and live nomadically in a remote African wilderness.

The Empire of the Ancient Greeks has long been of interest and fascination. Now, an incredible hoard of treasures discovered in an ancient grave is sheddding new light on their civilisation.

For primates, family is everything. Complex social lives are key to their success.

Robson Green walks in the footsteps of the brave soldiers of the D-Day landings in Normandy, France, on an emotional journey of sacrifice and courage.

Chip and Agnes Hailstones teach their youngest daughters, Carol and Qutan, how to hunt for flightless birds along the ponds in Kiwalik.

Ben travels to a unique, tiny island in the Scottish Hebrides where he meets ex-social care worker Philip, who has embraced a new way of life in this small, alternative community.

Meet the scientists making groundbreaking discoveries about this remarkable animal family.

For 250 years Japan has thrived, largely cut off from the west - until US gunboats arrive.

Episode looking at the sun - the powerhouse of our solar system. 1/5

Robson Green walks in the footsteps of the brave soldiers of the D-Day landings in Normandy, France, on an emotional journey of sacrifice and courage.

Chip and Agnes Hailstones teach their youngest daughters, Carol and Qutan, how to hunt for flightless birds along the ponds in Kiwalik.

Ben travels to a unique, tiny island in the Scottish Hebrides where he meets ex-social care worker Philip, who has embraced a new way of life in this small, alternative community.

Meet the scientists making groundbreaking discoveries about this remarkable animal family.

For 250 years Japan has thrived, largely cut off from the west - until US gunboats arrive.

Robson Green walks in the footsteps of the brave soldiers of the D-Day landings in Normandy, France, on an emotional journey of sacrifice and courage.

A behind-the-scenes look at the series that explores the most successful animal group on Earth, from the tiny Etruscan shrew to the largest mammal in existence - the blue whale.

Steve heads to Norway to dive with the deadliest predator of all - the orca.

Leaving chic 21st century Nice behind, the Train des Pignes, or the 'Pine Cone Train', takes us back to the Provence of the past.

Ben meets Yorkshire-born Moli and his Californian wife Noelle in Tanzania, who run a safari business and live nomadically in a remote African wilderness.

As the rivers melt and waters rise across the Arctic, Alaskans try to stay ahead of the changing landscape.

The Empire of the Ancient Greeks has long been of interest and fascination. Now, an incredible hoard of treasures discovered in an ancient grave is sheddding new light on their civilisation.

Gregg Wallace follows 27 tonnes of potatoes from a farm in Hampshire through the largest crisp factory on Earth.

The epic tale of one of the largest dinosaur herds that ever lived.

The luxury Al Andalus train is a 5 star hotel on wheels, taking us and back to the opulence of the 1930s.

Summer's unpredictable weather poses challenges for Alaskans as they set out to gather resources to survive the oncoming winter.

Ben spends time with Julia Pryke, who left behind a comfortable life in Berkshire, England, to live in a derelict two-bedroom farmhouse in the remote Hungarian countryside.

With the defeat of the Roman Empire came huge battles. But recent discoveries have found a cemetary filled with strangely shaped skulls belonging to a mysterious tribe.

Simon looks back on some of the incredible people he's encountered who are fighting to preserve our natural world.

Robson Green walks a beautiful but lesser-known route in the Douro Valley in Northern Portugal, rich in ancient art, wildlife and world-famous wine.

Alaskans are in a time crunch as the thaw comes to end, giving way to winter.

Ben travels to Northumberland where he meets Kezz and Nathalie Petronelli-Stone. Their off-grid and environmentally sensitive approach to life means they don't even have a telly.

Joe Swash and Seann Walsh are no strangers to jungles after appearing on I'm A Celebrity..., but neither of them has sought an ancient Mayan temple in Guatemala before.

Michael finds a surprise 19th-century tea plantation in the West Georgian countryside.

Can anything be done to mitigate the damage of a tsunami, a literal wave of destruction? Meet the experts around the globe who are working hard to combat this threat.

Robson Green walks a beautiful but lesser-known route in the Douro Valley in Northern Portugal, rich in ancient art, wildlife and world-famous wine.

Alaskans are in a time crunch as the thaw comes to end, giving way to winter.

Ben travels to Northumberland where he meets Kezz and Nathalie Petronelli-Stone. Their off-grid and environmentally sensitive approach to life means they don't even have a telly.

Joe Swash and Seann Walsh are no strangers to jungles after appearing on I'm A Celebrity..., but neither of them has sought an ancient Mayan temple in Guatemala before.

Michael finds a surprise 19th-century tea plantation in the West Georgian countryside.

Can anything be done to mitigate the damage of a tsunami, a literal wave of destruction? Meet the experts around the globe who are working hard to combat this threat.

Steve heads to Norway to dive with the deadliest predator of all - the orca.

In this episode, we unravel the riddle of Tutankhamun's unusually small tomb and reveal how Tut mania, the craze of King Tut gripped the world.

Ben ventures to the "Emerald Isle" to visit Georg and Bettina, an elderly couple from Austria and Germany who made the Irish wilderness their home nearly 40 years ago.

Ben Fogle ventures to the lesser-known Greek island of Andros to visit Sandy, founder of a remote animal shelter perched on the slopes of the island's highest peak.

In the midst of dark winter, Arctic residents must brace for the dangers that lurk in the constant darkness.

Richard journeys down Britain's longest river, the Severn - once a river of division and conflict, now one of connection.

Gregg Wallace visits a rice pudding factory making 360,000 cans a day.

With the defeat of the Roman Empire came huge battles. But recent discoveries have found a cemetary filled with strangely shaped skulls belonging to a mysterious tribe.

Documentary about the oceans and how science is helping combat the impact of climate change.

With limited daylight, Alaskans must brave cruel temperatures to secure their survival. Storms make essentials like finding water supplies and pelts urgent.

This episode features Rupert, a Yorkshireman who moved to the remote countryside of southern Japan to grow rice.

The final leg sees Anton and Giovanni making their way to Gio's hometown of Palermo.

Paddy McGuinness visits a huge factory producing 4.4 billion biscuits a year.

As winter turns to spring, Alaskans must seize the warming days. The everyday struggles of living in the secluded state of Alaska where one wrong decision could cost you your life.

Ben meets Jake Williams, a 70-year-old hermit living on the edge of a forest in the Cairngorms, who has made a home on the site of an ancient settlement and enjoys a diet of roadkill stir fry.

Aspiring midwife Anthea, who's 18, has a difficult tumour that may put her arm at risk. Cameron, who's 43, is offered a last roll of the dice with a radical procedure to combat an aggressive cancer.

Professor Chris heads out to check on an avalanche site ahead of Svalbard's annual ski marathon. Meanwhile, hotelier Mary-Ann plans to host a concert with Bruce Springsteen.

Michael heads for the Netherlands, where he roots around the world's largest flower auction in Haarlem, operates a crane in Europe's largest container port, Rotterdam, and investigates Amsterdam.

Simon looks back on some of the incredible people he's encountered who are fighting to preserve our natural world.

The final leg sees Anton and Giovanni making their way to Gio's hometown of Palermo.

Paddy McGuinness visits a huge factory producing 4.4 billion biscuits a year.

As winter turns to spring, Alaskans must seize the warming days. The everyday struggles of living in the secluded state of Alaska where one wrong decision could cost you your life.

Ben meets Jake Williams, a 70-year-old hermit living on the edge of a forest in the Cairngorms, who has made a home on the site of an ancient settlement and enjoys a diet of roadkill stir fry.

Aspiring midwife Anthea, who's 18, has a difficult tumour that may put her arm at risk. Cameron, who's 43, is offered a last roll of the dice with a radical procedure to combat an aggressive cancer.

Steve Backshall encounters a great white shark and goes scavenging with a fearless animal.

With the defeat of the Roman Empire came huge battles. But recent discoveries have found a cemetary filled with strangely shaped skulls belonging to a mysterious tribe.

We join Ben on the rugged cliffs of Cornwall, where he is staying with Davina and Todd and their family. Davina and Todd are a spirited couple who left the city for an empty field.

Ben journeys to one of Britain's furthest outposts - the Shetland Islands to meet Helen and Jason, a couple on the edge of the weather-beaten island of Yell.

With limited daylight, Alaskans must brave cruel temperatures to secure their survival. Storms make essentials like finding water supplies and pelts urgent.

The final leg sees Anton and Giovanni making their way to Gio's hometown of Palermo.

Gregg visits a factory that churns out 32 million mints per day.

In this episode we uncover something very suspicious about Tutankhamun's burial treasures and the astonishing items that may well have been used in his mummification.

Meet the scientists making groundbreaking discoveries about this remarkable animal family.

As winter's chill grips the Arctic, the path forward will require trial and error. Living in the secluded state of Alaska means one wrong decision could cost you your life.

This episode features a young woman who gave up a thriving business career in Bangkok to start her own farmstead in remote Thailand.

A behind-the-scenes look at the series that explores the most successful animal group on Earth, from the tiny Etruscan shrew to the largest mammal in existence - the blue whale.

Richard journeys down the River Test. He discovers why this rare chalk stream is so important and how it's threatened by pollution.

Joe Swash and Seann Walsh are no strangers to jungles after appearing on I'm A Celebrity..., but neither of them has sought an ancient Mayan temple in Guatemala before.

Alaskan residents look to restock their food supplies as spring brings longer days. This season, the hardy residents face fresh threats to their survival.

Ben Fogle meets an author in Co Galway on Ireland's west coast who has turned his back on both money and technology, experimenting with living using only what he can source from the land.