Cuts? What cuts? Martin Durkin's explosive documentary on the British economy.

How Do They Do It? lifts the lid on the modern world and tells you how it works.

Neil Oliver follows the biggest ever survey of the genetic make-up of the British people.

In this highly acclaimed series, Gavin Stamp embarks on the most romantic, glamorous railway journey in the world - all the way across Europe to the edge of Asia.

In this acclaimed 10 part series, Brian Sewell follows in the footsteps of young 18th century English aristocrats whose education was incomplete without a Grand Tour of Italy.

In one of the most highly acclaimed television series of recent times, the inimitable Brian Sewell, Britian's most famous and best-loved art critic and historian, makes the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela.

In this epic 15 part series Cambridge art historian Paul Binski makes a journey through the history of English religious art and architecture.

Dr Allan Chapman - Oxford University Professor and historian of science - presents this humorous and entertaining series charting the life and times of some of the world's most influential scientists.

The Global Warming Swindle is the definitive rebuttal to Al Gore's 'An Inconvenient Truth'. The film examines the mass of observational data which directly contradict the popular theory of man-made global warming.

The cult hit Channel Four series arrives on DVD. Olivia Judson plays Dr. Tatiana - the celebrated Agony Aunt for the Animal Kingdom in the world's first science musical.

Martin Durkin’s explosive film about Margaret Thatcher argues that she did more to liberate and enrich the ‘working class’ than any socialist ever has or will. And that is why the Left (and the ‘intelligentsia' and the Tory old guard) hate her so much.