Science & Nature

Steve Backshall recalls diving with Nile crocodiles and Liz Bonnin relives tailing zebra.

A journey through time and the human mind to uncover if and how violence has declined.

Revealing the animals, landscapes and people of the greatest river on Earth.

David Attenborough narrates stunning stories of animals battling against the odds.

Stacey Dooley helps reveal lost heritage and track down relatives - before it’s too late.

How the Gaia space telescope is helping scientists to reveal our galaxy's past and future.

Professor Brian Cox explores the unimaginable beauty and amazing history of the planets.

Hope isn’t just words – it’s actions. What is the world doing to combat climate change?

Chris Packham and Ella Al-Shamahi see how a single water source can support many species.

The strategies monkeys, apes and lemurs use to survive in the most unexpected places.

A look at New Zealand's wildlife, which has been isolated since the time of the dinosaurs.

Staff at the Royal Free London Hospital try to resume normal service after the pandemic.

Meet the incredible creatures that live beneath the waves, with Sir David Attenborough.

Every corner of this incredible, unimaginable planet, with David Attenborough as a guide.

Inhospitable, remote, yet teeming with life. It's a different world on the same planet.

Fur seals and flightless barnacle goose chicks fight to survive the challenges of infancy.

Vast deserts, verdant plains and vibrant jungles - it's the world's wildest continent.

Islands, mountains, cities - discover incredible creatures, wherever they live.

Marvel at the great forces of nature that support, drive and enable life on Earth.

David Attenborough explores the science of, and potential solutions to, climate change.

The story of life, from the first primitive cells to the plants and animals around us.

David Attenborough looks at epic spectacles and amazing examples of wildlife behaviour.

Join Sir David Attenborough on a breathtaking journey around the planet.

Giant creatures, alien lifeforms, microscopic colonies - it's all here under the waves.

Go beyond the theatre doors of Royal Papworth, the UK's leading heart and lung hospital.

A giant on the rugby pitch – now determined to raise awareness of motor neurone disease.

Using his own experiences, Rhod Gilbert sets out to raise awareness of male infertility.

Panorama tells the inside story of the development of the Oxford vaccine against Covid-19.

Behind the scenes of Australia’s busiest ambulance service, in its biggest city.

Xavier Alford shares his fears on the life-changing illness that's slowly paralysing him.

Life and death in the intensive care unit of Newport’s Royal Gwent Hospital.

Heartwarming stories from Wrexham Maelor, one of the busiest children's wards in Wales.

Six junior doctors, all in their twenties, begin placements at Salford Royal Hospital.

Staff at the Royal Free London Hospital try to resume normal service after the pandemic.

They’ve all got serious conditions – but it doesn’t stop them exploring their passions.

Four staff from University Hospital Southampton tell the story of their lockdown year.

Marvel at the great forces of nature that support, drive and enable life on Earth.

Ade visits the people and places where things are changing fast – what can we do to help?

What would life be like if more of us lived in wooden buildings?

The launch of an ambitious project to get us all planting to help combat climate change.

Meet the incredible creatures that live beneath the waves, with Sir David Attenborough.

What would happen if all 7.7 billion people on the planet planted a tree?

A million species are at risk of extinction. David Attenborough fears the consequences.

For billions of years, volcanic activity has driven climate change, but now it's humans.

Hope isn’t just words – it’s actions. What is the world doing to combat climate change?

If everyone in the world went vegan, what impact would that have on the environment?

David Attenborough explores the science of, and potential solutions to, climate change.

Four vegans try to spread their message in Wales, but it isn’t as easy as they had hoped.

How the latest science can help us gain greater control over our mind and wellbeing.

We've swapped the gym for the lounge, but what exercises should we do and how often?

There's plenty of products that claim to boost our immune system, but what really works?

Michael Mosley and Mehreen Baig look at non-invasive procedures for the body.

Non-invasive facial procedures are on the increase, but do they work and are they safe?

Mariella Frostrup shares her own experience of the menopause and investigates what it is.

Michael Mosley examines new research that is transforming our understanding of fitness.

Cherry Healey investigates claims made by the beauty industry about their products.

Chris Bavin wants to know if he can keep meat in his diet and still stay healthy.

Fiona Phillips teams up with leading scientists to investigate healthy eating and drinking

Dr Chris van Tulleken shows how we can all be healthier by eating smarter.

Film-maker Terry Abraham captures a year in the life of the Lake District's popular peak.

A relaxing wander around Scotland’s beautiful outdoors.

The team explores the power of nature on mental health.

Love and loss, tragedy and triumph – the high drama of its distinctive wildlife up close.

Penguins live on land and sea, but what lies behind their waddle? Liz Bonnin reveals all.

Lemn Sissay journeys into a world of snow-capped hills, blue skies and birdsong.

30 minutes of bliss as the art sensation illustrates perfect, peaceful painting.

Breathing with the natural rhythms of the world around us, guided by Andy Puddicombe.

Wrap up warm and join the team for an exploration of seasonal beauty and natural wonder.

Iolo Williams tracks pine marten and ospreys in the Cambrian Mountains of mid-Wales.

It’s the first day of spring but winter has a sting in its tail – a blanket of snow.