Series Episodes

Australian academic, psychologist and author Lea Waters has three handy hints to avoid cabin fever during the coronavirus crisis.

Khaya Ndubane hosts Tshepo Ntsoelengoe as they preview the Nedbank Cup last 8.

As the Earth continues to break new heat records, the UN is warning of a 'climate apartheid' between those who can afford to keep themselves cool and those who must live, work, suffer – and sometimes die – in the heat.

We are midway into the Absa Premier Soccer League Khaya Ndubane hosts Michaelson Gumede as the review this past weekends games as well as preview the upcoming match between Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns.

After David Ditchfield was dragged under a moving train, the way he looked at death changed.

Leah Green tries out a form of meditation which aims to help people who suffer from death anxiety.

Khaya Ndubane is joined by Thembinkoso Sekgaphane as they review the Telkom Knockout Final which took place this past weekend between Maritzburg United and Mamelodi Sundowns. Pictures: Gallo Images Video: Carlos Muchave

Khaya Ndubane hosts Thembinkosi Sekgaphane and Tshepo Ntsoelengoe as they preview this weekend's Telkom Knockout final between Mamelodi Sundowns and Maritzburg United. Video: Carlos Muchave Pictures: Gallo Images

John Harris and John Domokos finish their election road trip with a rain-sodden journey to Milton Keynes alongside enthusiastic young Labour activists, followed by a repeat visit to Stoke-on-Trent.

Khaya Ndubane hosts Thembinkosi Sekgaphane as they unpack and review this past weekends Absa Premiership games. Video: Carlos Muchave Pictures: Gallo images

With the Absa Premiership in full swing for this weekend, log leaders Kaizer Chiefs are set to take on Bloemfontein Celtic who sit on 5th position with 17 points on the Absa Premiership table. Video: Carlos Muchave

What does it mean to have a good death? Leah Green meets with Aly Dickinson, an end-of-life doula.

It is 45 years since the Turkish army came to blows with the Greek and Cypriot armies, and the island remains physically and politically divided - not least by a wall that cuts through the capital, Nicosia.

A lot of people are scared of death. But some people, including Leah, think about it an unhealthy amount.

Everyone in Melilla has some connection to the city's most visible and controversial feature: a huge barbed-wire fence, which separates this Spanish port city from the rest of north Africa.

The increase from year to year in genital rejuvenation has gone up over 30%.

As part of a series on modern masculinity, Guardian journalist Iman Amrani is exploring what masculinity means to a range of men from diverse backgrounds.

Her very first cosmetic surgery was a breast reduction, which she says is a common procedure among women.

The true story of a brazen band of Aussie thieves who moved to London in the 60s and ran riot.

The idea of a plane that dropped bombs first emerged in World War 1, and was particularly effective in the Gulf War.

Learn about the history of the tank, starting with its introduction in World War 1.

The Spitfire plane played a pivotal role in World War 2. This program looks at the history and developments of the fighter plane.

The 1855 trial of The Eureka 13 is recreated - the diggers' treason trial would fuel public demand for democracy and lead to major changes in the Victorian constitution.

In Massacre at Myall Creek, we see the trials in 1838 of seven European settlers involved in the killing of about 30 unarmed Aborigines in northern NSW, raising major questions about the settlers' relationships with Aborigines in general.

The helicopter gunship emerged in World War 2 and was further developed through the post-war years.

Witness the 1886 trial of 11 Sydney 'larrikins' charged with a gang rape of a 16 year old orphan, Mary Jane Hicks - a horrific crime at a pivotal point in NSW history.

Most casualties in the 20th Century battlegrounds were caused by artillery and so this program looks at the development of canons, mortars and the like.

The story of Nazi general Reinhard Heydrich, who chaired the infamous Wannsee Conference (which approved the Final Solution). He died in 1942 of injuries from an ambush near Prague.

In June 2005, Dennis Lynn Rader appears in court. He works as an enforcement officer for the local authority, is a boy-scout leader and a prominent member of the Lutheran church. Then he's accused of the brutal murder of 10 people.

Rising NFL star Rae Carruth's girlfriend is shot in a drive-by shooting and implicates him before dying. Rae goes on the run and search is launched.

When a British student is found murdered in Italy, Police turn their attention to her housemate and her boyfriend in a trial that gripped the world.

There's nothing like music to stir the body, the mind, and the soul. But for some women listening to music isn't enough. And as long as there have been musicians, there have been women that will do anything to be with them.

Three women, three wives, three mothers, they were each living out the American dream, until they realized they were living a lie. How some womenhave to keep their secret for fear of breaking their family apart.

A devoted mother Nina Sharanova, disappears in mysterious circumstances in Oakland, California. The last time she's seen alive is just before she drops off her children at the home of her ex-husband, Hans Reiser. Police suspect he may be involved.

Cape Cod, is a place where people go to escape the grind of city life. Few could imagine anything really horrible happening in such an idyllic place. However, on January 26, 2002, perceptions are drastically altered.

Tanya and John run A Foreign Affair, a leading international marriage agency. Tanya says people think that somehow she and her husband are selling women on the internet, but Tanya likes to think of themselves as international matchmakers.

The finale focuses on SS reichsfuhrer Heinrich Himmler, who was picked up by a British patrol while attempting to make his way to Bavaria following Germany's defeat. He committed suicide the next day.

The search for Klaus Barbie, aka the Butcher of Lyon, who was responsible for the deaths of some 4000 French men and women. Also: the hunt for a death-camp guard known as Ivan the Terrible.

In 1996 a ten year old boy, Zachary Ramsay, disappears on his way to school. The police suspect Nathaniel Bar-Jonah was a known paedophile from Massachusetts but with no hard evidence, they can do nothing.

The story of the Jewish vigilantes who, after the WWII, tracked down known Nazis and killed them. They also plotted to poison the water supplies of Munich, Berlin, Nuremburg, Hamburg and Weimar

Peter Bergna and his wife Rinette were involved in a terrible accident. Peter drives their car off a mountain road and it plunges 800 feet. Rinette is killed, but miraculously Peter survives leaving police suspicious of his account of what happened.

Sixteen years after Martha Moxley is found dead in an exclusive New York suburb, her neighbour is brought to trial after new evidence is uncovered.

In 2001 a British couple, Joanne Lees and Peter Falconio, disappear in the wilderness of the Australian outback in their orange VW Kombi on the final leg of their exciting round the world trip.

Australian heiress Janie Shepherd goes missing from a smart area of London. One policeman's intuition leads him to suspect David Lashley, a known rapist, of abducting her, but before he can be questioned, Lashley is convicted of a different attack.

The case against Hermann Goering, the Luftwaffe commander in chief who founded the Gestapo in 1933 and was named Hitler's successor in 1941.

In September 1987, elderly, reclusive, near blind, eccentric, Simon Dale, is found bludgeoned to death in his home Heath House, Shropshire, England. His ex-wife, Susan Wilberforce, quickly becomes the prime suspect in his murder.

The hunt for SS officer Adolf Eichmann, who organized the transport of Jews to the death camps. He escaped from US custody after the war, was captured in 1960, and was executed in 1962.

In 1993, Colin Ferguson boarded a train and began shooting passengers, killing six people. At his trial, he defended himself, claiming his innocence.