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How the highlands of Scotland made an ideal military training ground during World War II. Murdo Macdonald revisits this dramatic part of military history.

Arctic adventure and solitary long-distance walking. Not the average pastimes of a woman born in Scotland in 1889. Kirsty MacDonald follows in the footsteps of pioneering Scottish adventurer Isobel Wylie Hutchison from her birthplace at Carlowrie Castle near Edinburgh to Greenland.

Seven years. Six habitats. One planet. Charting our world's most threatened ecosystems - a unique global portrait of extraordinary change and the hope of groundbreaking solutions.

Once dubbed the 'murder capital' of the world, for nearly three decades, rival gangs ruled the streets of El Salvador through a regime of violence, extortion and fear. That is, until now. For the last year, the country's young, media-savvy president has launched a full-scale war on gangs, imposing emergency constitutional measures and giving police sweeping new powers of arrest. As the State of Exception passes its one-year anniversary, more than 65,000 people have been arrested and dramatic images of a new 'mega prison' hit headlines around the world.

Travel back 66 million years to when majestic dinosaurs and extraordinary creatures roamed the lands, seas and skies.

A look at the life and work of Rita Moreno from her humble beginnings in Puerto Rico to her success on Broadway and in Hollywood.

Take a look at ten different coming-of-age tales.

The community was founded in the 1980s and led by charismatic leader Rabbi Schick, also known as Mohorosh, who was based in Brooklyn, New York. A controversial figure, Mohorosh welcomed 'repentant' Jews who were seeking a sense of community in Yavniel. These could be Jewish people who had lost their faith, committed crimes or simply wanted to live a Breslov Hasidic life with Mohorosh as their spiritual leader.

Amol Rajan interviews Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, the two journalists at the heart of the Watergate scandal, about the fall of Nixon, the presidency of Trump, the state of America and the world today.

The subject of the "Wagatha Christie" trial investigates the inner workings of the Jehovah's Witnesses. Having grown up within the faith, she explains how the religion failed to support her through sexual abuse and shunned her as a child. Meeting with other former Jehovah's Witnesses, including a victim of child abuse, Rebekah aims to show the world the negative impacts the religion can have on children.

An intimate look at the palace that has been a private home to the royal family for more than 300 years. It's where Queen Victoria spent her childhood, Princess Diana brought up her sons William and Harry, and where Prince William and his family still live today.

Former rugby union player Jonny Wilkinson joins Bear Grylls to explore Dartmoor's harsh and gruelling terrain, an adventure that will push his physical and mental limits. From climbing 40 metres up a sheer cliff face to crossing ice cold rivers, Jonny also learns the key basic survival skills necessary to survive in remote terrain like Dartmoor.

Michael Portillo uses British state papers to shed fresh light on key events and personalities during the Civil War period in Ireland.

The life and career of the Irish actor told through previously unheard tapes recorded by journalist Joe Jackson during interviews with Harris conducted over the course of 15 years.

A popular science documentary about the Baltic tribes with animated episodes and displays of historical reality.

To commemorate the fifth century of the passing of Hieronymus Bosch, the Prado Museum commissioned this documentary about his undisputable masterpiece "The garden of Earthly Delights" from director Jose Luis Lopez-Linares. "Bosch: The Garden of Dreams" continues the conversation that began 500 years ago at the court of the Dukes of Nassau in Brussels when Bosch painted "The Garden of Earthly Delights".

Climb the Tateyama Mountains during the season of pure white snow and beautiful green scenery. We are headed to a yamagoya, an oasis for mountain hikers. Enjoy the majestic views of the mountains while learning about Japan's unique hiking traditions.

Enjoy a Juusou hike in the Tateyama Mountains, exploring a series of 3,000m mountains from peak to peak. Feel the heavenly rays of the sunrise and experience the 360-degree panoramic views at the steep mountain ridges.

The history of animated film can be easily divided into two eras - "Before Fritz" and "After Fritz". Equipped with unbridled elements of group sex, drug orgies, police chases, and left-wing terrorism, FRITZ THE CAT is a brilliant satire about the 1960s revolt that, of course,

Marco Polo: World's Greatest Overland Explorer? Or World's Biggest Liar? Perhaps no land journey in human history is more famous than Marco Polo's legendary 24 year trek across Asia. But was it all just a big lie? As described in his 1299 book, the peripatetic Venetian merchant encountered such wonders as the "singing sand dunes" of Dunhuang, China, "mountains of salt" in present-day Afghanistan, and the glories of the Mongol court of Kublai Khan. Generations of Europeans were spellbound by Polo's account, yet in recent years some scholars have questioned its authenticity.