Britain's best hospital documentary excelled itself with the tale of one life ending, says Jack Seale in his weekly TV review

"He was like a young person even though he was quite aged. Everything was a new discovery"

"Stalin was looking forward to a peaceful collaboration with the US after the war. Had Roosevelt lived or Wallace become President, he would have got that"

The ob-doc filmed in a Clapham fast food restaurant will return for a new three-part series

Channel 5’s new show recounts how dangerous natural openings in the earth's crust can be, and we reveal where to get up close to them for the ultimate rush

Documentary Sexts - about the practice of sending sexually explicit text messages - will air later this year

"Going back to the country where I was nearly murdered nine years ago, meant taking a long, deep breath. What sort of a country would I find?"

The new Bake Off was equally warm and well crafted, says Jack Seale in his weekly TV review

The former politician explains why Pablo Picasso's most powerful painting Guernica was so important to his family

"What I enjoyed most about the Bee is it reflects the mood of the moment – that sewing is about revamping clothes as much as it's about making a detailed dress from a pattern"