(Tiger man of Africa/2010) There are no tigers in Africa. But what if there were? In an area of South African wilderness known as Tiger Canyons, one man has been hand-rearing some of nature's most ferocious creatures. But, rather than raise the continent's native hunters, wildlife filmmaker and enthusiast John Varty has opted to give Asia's apex predator a helping hand. We follow John Varty on his seemingly impossible dream: to create a new population of wild tigers outside their natural habitat. Starting with two young, zoo-born tigers, Varty now has more than 15 tigers at his Tiger Canyons reserve, and has used ever-present cameras to document two years of their lives. Whether mating, birthing or hunting, Varty shows these magnificent tigers with remarkable, up close and personal detail.

Wildlife adventurer Nigel Marven travels over 8000km, following grey whales as they undertake the longest mammal migration on Earth, up the Pacific coast of North America. From the warm winter birthing lagoons of Baja California and Mexico, a grey whale mother and her newborn calf must travel northwards to the icy seas of the Alaskan arctic. It's a long, dangerous journey, past some of the world's most breathtaking scenery; both under the water and above the wave. Using sailboats, skiffs, kayaks and scuba gear, Nigel will get up close and personal with these legendary leviathans. Up and down this coastline, Nigel meets characters including fishermen, researchers, fans and festivalgoers; all of whom share his love for these magnificent creatures. He also meets an amazing array of other fascinating animals.

Join us for a new series of Animal Park filmed at the popular family spot Longleat Safari park, where the 450 year-old stately home has 400 wild animals in its grounds. Every episode tells the real life stories of the people and animals that help make this a fascinating place. We meet a variety of species such as elephants, seals and lions. There are also some new additions in this series! So come along and meet the warthogs Vlad, Attila and Genghis Khan ? three cheeky brothers with attitude who have surprised their keepers.

(Hope For Wildlife/2009) Mother Nature can be cruel enough - and when man and nature collide, wildlife is usually the loser. This series follows the amazing work of Hope For Wildlife Society, which looks after injured and orphaned wildlife in the Canadian wilderness - rescuing, rehabilitating and releasing thousands of animals each year. The founder of the Society, Hope Swinimer, her staff and volunteers want to right what?s gone wrong in the wild. They?re overworked, under-funded and up to their eyeballs in baby raccoons injured raptors and orphaned deer. As winter thaws, orphaned baby animals begin trickling into the rehab. By spring, it?s filled to capacity. And the rehab is fighting for survival, too. Hope scrambles to raise money as government support dwindles. In the face of it all, Hope is driven by her compassion and belief that every animal matters. An injured pigeon receives the same care as a wounded bald eagle. Not every animal can be saved. Tough choices must be made. There isn?t always a happy ending, but there is always Hope.

(Wild Vets/2009) Follow this group of specialized vets, whose work ranges from the transfer of 30 kiwis to the hand rearing of an abandoned lion cub, and from the release of a rare albatross to tracking down the world?s rarest sea lions. For these professionals there's no such thing as a typical day. In zoos and parks all over New Zealand these vets could be needed to ultrasound a pregnant rhino, repair a takahe?s damaged eye, take a chimp for a brain scan or operate on a penguin attacked by a shark. Wild vets travel all over New Zealand, saving and caring for native wildlife. As well as healing the animals, we also discover the deeper lessons of their work, gaining insight into the bonds that connect us to other species.

(Wild Vets/2009) Follow this group of specialized vets, whose work ranges from the transfer of 30 kiwis to the hand rearing of an abandoned lion cub, and from the release of a rare albatross to tracking down the world?s rarest sea lions. For these professionals there's no such thing as a typical day. In zoos and parks all over New Zealand these vets could be needed to ultrasound a pregnant rhino, repair a takahe?s damaged eye, take a chimp for a brain scan or operate on a penguin attacked by a shark. Wild vets travel all over New Zealand, saving and caring for native wildlife. As well as healing the animals, we also discover the deeper lessons of their work, gaining insight into the bonds that connect us to other species.

(Zoo Juniors/2011) In this captivating and heart-wrenching series, we witness the births of many animal species at Tierpark Zoo in Berlin., while interviewing the zoo keepers, curators and management. This documentary follows the zookeepers as they work to nurture the babies, documenting their progress. Along with zoo staff interviews, the series looks at how these babies depend on their human carers, as they grow and develop.

(Zoo Juniors/2011) In this captivating and heart-wrenching series, we witness the births of many animal species at Tierpark Zoo in Berlin., while interviewing the zoo keepers, curators and management. This documentary follows the zookeepers as they work to nurture the babies, documenting their progress. Along with zoo staff interviews, the series looks at how these babies depend on their human carers, as they grow and develop.

Join us for a new series of Animal Park filmed at the popular family spot Longleat Safari park, where the 450 year-old stately home has 400 wild animals in its grounds. Every episode tells the real life stories of the people and animals that help make this a fascinating place. We meet a variety of species such as elephants, seals and lions. There are also some new additions in this series! So come along and meet the warthogs Vlad, Attila and Genghis Khan ? three cheeky brothers with attitude who have surprised their keepers.

(Kingdom of Plants/2012) Using beautifully shot footage to illustrate his own inimitable narrative style, David Attenborough traces plants from their beginnings on land to their vital place in nature today, exposing new revelations along the way. He moves from our time scale to theirs, revealing the true nature of plants as creatures that are every bit as dynamic and aggressive as animals. And he does all this in one unique place, a microcosm of the whole plant world where some 90% of all known plant species are represented: The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - just outside London. This spectacular adventure is so immersive and compelling it has the capacity to amaze everyone.

(Zoo Juniors/2011) In this captivating and heart-wrenching series, we witness the births of many animal species at Tierpark Zoo in Berlin., while interviewing the zoo keepers, curators and management. This documentary follows the zookeepers as they work to nurture the babies, documenting their progress. Along with zoo staff interviews, the series looks at how these babies depend on their human carers, as they grow and develop.

(Zoo Juniors/2011) In this captivating and heart-wrenching series, we witness the births of many animal species at Tierpark Zoo in Berlin., while interviewing the zoo keepers, curators and management. This documentary follows the zookeepers as they work to nurture the babies, documenting their progress. Along with zoo staff interviews, the series looks at how these babies depend on their human carers, as they grow and develop.

(Hope For Wildlife/2009) Mother Nature can be cruel enough - and when man and nature collide, wildlife is usually the loser. This series follows the amazing work of Hope For Wildlife Society, which looks after injured and orphaned wildlife in the Canadian wilderness - rescuing, rehabilitating and releasing thousands of animals each year. The founder of the Society, Hope Swinimer, her staff and volunteers want to right what?s gone wrong in the wild. They?re overworked, under-funded and up to their eyeballs in baby raccoons injured raptors and orphaned deer. As winter thaws, orphaned baby animals begin trickling into the rehab. By spring, it?s filled to capacity. And the rehab is fighting for survival, too. Hope scrambles to raise money as government support dwindles. In the face of it all, Hope is driven by her compassion and belief that every animal matters. An injured pigeon receives the same care as a wounded bald eagle. Not every animal can be saved. Tough choices must be made. There isn?t always a happy ending, but there is always Hope.

Join us for a new series of Animal Park filmed at the popular family spot Longleat Safari park, where the 450 year-old stately home has 400 wild animals in its grounds. Every episode tells the real life stories of the people and animals that help make this a fascinating place. We meet a variety of species such as elephants, seals and lions. There are also some new additions in this series! So come along and meet the warthogs Vlad, Attila and Genghis Khan ? three cheeky brothers with attitude who have surprised their keepers.

(My Life is a Zoo/2010) Life isn't easy for two zookeepers running a large private zoo in the middle of nowhere. With almost no help at all, Bud DeYoung and Carrie Cramer care for over 400 permanent residents, all while rescuing exotic animals from around the globe, rehabilitating local wildlife and running a struggling small business. This is the real life of Bud and Carrie.

(Tigers ? Spy in the Jungle/2008) This revealing programme follows the different stages of a tiger's life from playful cubs to young adults, and provides a unique insight into how the relationship with the other jungle animals changes as they mature.

(Jaguar Adventure/2008) Nigel Marven?s on the hunt for the world?s largest jaguars in South America. Travelling deep into the
heart of the Pantanal, a wetland the size of Britain, Nigel comes face to face with these magnificent
cats and chases down scientists who are rushing to save them on Brazil?s burgeoning cattle ranches.
Nigel?s time is short, he?s just four weeks in the world?s biggest wetland to find his jaguars and as
many of the amazing weird swamp creatures that he can. He hopes he?s timed his trip just right to coincide with the end of the dry season, ahead of the forthcoming rains. The animals should now be concentrated around the drying pools, making wildlife spotting a great deal more realistic. As the waters recede Nigel finds a host of characters at the most trying time of their lives.
Patrolling the banks of one of the remaining rivers, the Cuiaba, Nigel and a crack team of jaguar
spotters spend days searching for their quarry. He camps beside the river putting in long nights
as well as days to find a cat known to be illusive. His diligence pays off with some of the most
amazing jaguar encounters ever filmed. Many crews leave the Pantanal without filming a whisker
but Nigel manages to follow one cat all afternoon!.

Wildlife adventurer Nigel Marven travels over 8000km, following grey whales as they undertake the longest mammal migration on Earth, up the Pacific coast of North America. From the warm winter birthing lagoons of Baja California and Mexico, a grey whale mother and her newborn calf must travel northwards to the icy seas of the Alaskan arctic. It's a long, dangerous journey, past some of the world's most breathtaking scenery; both under the water and above the wave. Using sailboats, skiffs, kayaks and scuba gear, Nigel will get up close and personal with these legendary leviathans. Up and down this coastline, Nigel meets characters including fishermen, researchers, fans and festivalgoers; all of whom share his love for these magnificent creatures. He also meets an amazing array of other fascinating animals.

The Great Train Robbery made Ronnie Biggs a household name. It was love at first sight for Charmian and Ronnie and when forced to choose between her family and the man she loved, she chose Ronnie. An inspiring true story of passion and sacrifice.

(Five Daughters/2010) Dramatised documentary about the killings of five young women by Steve Wright in the Ipswich area in 2006, concentrating on the last few days of the victims' lives, the effects of their deaths on their families, and the police investigation to find the murderer.

(The Children/2008) When Emily, an eight-year-old girl, is murdered in her home, suspicion falls on those closest to her. Following the build-up to her death, this drama reveals a tangled web of family relationships torn apart by love and hate. Six months before Emily's death, her mother Sue asked Cameron, her new partner, to move in with her and her daughter. They had both just left difficult marriages and moving in was a chance for a fresh start. But envy, jealousy, fear and anger constantly threaten this delicate happiness and as this emotional drama unfolds, it becomes clear that some wounds may be too difficult to heal...

(Republic of Doyle/2009) Jake Doyle and his father Malachy run a private investigations agency in St. John's, Newfoundland. Their cases involve them in all sorts of dealings - not all of them on the right side of the law.