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Everything you need to know about BBC1's Faith behind Bars
'I needed to repent': disgraced former MP Jonathan Aitken lost everything – before he found faith behind bars
"Shakespeare is so Bollywood": Anita Rani shares her love for India's cinema classics
Viewers outraged as Fake or Fortune painting bought for £165,000 said to be almost worthless
Mark Gatiss explains why he paid to make his own documentary on an obscure artist
Robert Rinder reveals how he found hope from his devastating WDYTYA finds
Fake or Fortune: Is this painting actually worth £165,000?
"There's hope for decent men" - Radio 4's Paddy O'Connell on positive male role models Paul Whitehouse and Bob Mortimer
When is the new series of The Real Marigold Hotel on TV? Who are the celebrities and where is it filmed?
When is BBC2's The Prosecutors: Prisons, Drugs And Drones on TV?
Tom Daley to explore surrogacy in new BBC1 documentary
Marvin Humes' Who Do You Think You Are? episode moves viewers with its revelation about his family's history of slavery
Viewers have newfound respect for Ed Balls after he got tasered in his latest Trumpland episode
Flying Across Britain: Arthur Williams reveals how losing the use of his legs led to his love of flying
Shirley Ballas on discovering the tragic truths behind her family history on Who Do You Think You Are?
When is Travels in Trumpland with Ed Balls on TV? Where can I watch it and what’s it about?
When is Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind on TV?
Monty Halls on the family adventure to the Galapagos that became a powerful conservation film
Inventing the Impossible:Meet the disabled man who dreamt of snowboarding again - and the inventor who made it possible
What time is new Channel 4 documentary Prison on TV?
Preview:What's it like to be an artist in residence at a sex clinic?
Her time has come: meet Rose Wylie, the 83-year-old art genius in BBC1's Imagine
Silent Witness’s Emilia Fox to investigate Jack the Ripper murders in BBC1 documentary
Netflix's Dark Tourist explores the world's most morbid travel destinations – but why are we so fascinated by the macabre?
RAF at 100: WW2 and Falklands veterans share memories of their most dangerous missions
Summer of sportThe best sports movies on Netflix
What We Started review: "a decent, comprehensive account of dance music's evolution"
Louis Theroux has curated a collection of his favourite BBC documentaries – and they're all available on iPlayer
Long Lost Family: Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell reunite father and son separated by nearly 3500 miles
'I’m not the perfect Muslim, I'm not the perfect Brit: I'm just being me': Bake Off's Nadiya Hussain talks living in the spotlight ahead of her new BBC cookery show
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