On a working farm in Co Down, Katy Bell helps protect one of Northern Ireland's rarest birds - with fewer than 30 breeding pairs of barn owls in the country

Susan e is on home soil exploring the beautiful Scottish Borders and the neighbouring county of Dumfries and Galloway. Just outside the town of Duns, Susan hears about Jim Clark, a local hero who became one of the greatest racing drivers of all time and Scotland's first Formula One Champion. She also heads to the base of the Leaderfoot Viaduct, where the northernmost amphitheatre of the Roman Empire once sat

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Nicky Campbell narrates as the series follows the work of Staffordshire police, with PC Ed Clarke being taken on a wild ride through Stoke-on-Trent after he spots a ropey-looking Vauxhall that fails to stop. On the M6, PC Kara Pilarczyk is overtaken by a speeding driver clocking 97mph, while PC Chris Bagnall receives a call about an illegal off-road bike riding along the pavement near Newcastle-under-Lyme

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In the wake of a surge of criminals using fake car numberplates to commit crimes, Derbyshire officers are under pressure to locate these cloned cars and catch criminals trying to fly under the radar. Police respond to reports of a suspected cloned car near Derby and after detaining the driver at a local petrol station, the driver confesses to stealing fuel, and officers discover that he is drunk. Now they must get him off the road and into custody before he causes more havoc

A grim discovery in the woods pushes the investigation into a new phase. Sarah anxiously waits for confirmation of whether the body discovered there is connected to Katie's disappearance. New evidence also begins to cast suspicion on several people in Saint-Michel. Sarah becomes increasingly convinced that one of the town's residents may know more than they are admitting. Virginie also continues to investigate the disappearance of Odile Lambert, as inconsistencies in the official account begin to emerge. As arrests follow, fragile alliances start to collapse as personal loyalties are tested, and long-buried secrets begin to surface. Sarah refuses to give up hope that her daughter might still be alive. With time running out, and the investigation reaching a critical turning point, Virginie follows a final lead that could reveal what really happened in Saint-Michel - and who has been hiding the truth all along

DJ and comedian Kenny Everett was never afraid to tell the world what he really thought in a career chequered with controversy. In 1970 he was infamously fired from his job at the BBC for making an accusatory comment about a government minister's wife. This documentary explores how he was never afraid to ruffle feathers, hearing from those who loved him for his candour as well as those offended by his comedy

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