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Archaeologist Ben Robinson examines the history of Robin Hood's Bay, the fishing village on the North Yorkshire coast, revealing tales of smuggling intrigue and bravery

Emma's time at the hospital comes to an end. Before she leaves, she faces the biggest challenge of her NHS career - running an ante-natal clinic on her own

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home

David Attenborough examines the hunting tactics of the world's carnivores, from Arctic foxes in the frozen north to the big cats of the southern hemisphere

David Attenborough explores the world of omnivores, revealing their myriad talents in the wild and how some species have made their homes in cities and towns

David Attenborough swims alongside sea otters and manatees, and observes the mating habits of the blue whale, which left dry land millions of years ago to return to the seas

David Attenborough profiles the tree-dwellers of the animal kingdom, as primates and squirrels perform complicated manoeuvres in the world's forests

David Attenborough examines the hunting tactics of the world's carnivores, from Arctic foxes in the frozen north to the big cats of the southern hemisphere

David Attenborough explores the world of omnivores, revealing their myriad talents in the wild and how some species have made their homes in cities and towns

David Attenborough swims alongside sea otters and manatees, and observes the mating habits of the blue whale, which left dry land millions of years ago to return to the seas

David Attenborough profiles the tree-dwellers of the animal kingdom, as primates and squirrels perform complicated manoeuvres in the world's forests

David Attenborough examines the hunting tactics of the world's carnivores, from Arctic foxes in the frozen north to the big cats of the southern hemisphere

David Attenborough explores the world of omnivores, revealing their myriad talents in the wild and how some species have made their homes in cities and towns

David Attenborough swims alongside sea otters and manatees, and observes the mating habits of the blue whale, which left dry land millions of years ago to return to the seas

David Attenborough profiles the tree-dwellers of the animal kingdom, as primates and squirrels perform complicated manoeuvres in the world's forests

David Attenborough examines the hunting tactics of the world's carnivores, from Arctic foxes in the frozen north to the big cats of the southern hemisphere

David Attenborough explores the world of omnivores, revealing their myriad talents in the wild and how some species have made their homes in cities and towns

David Attenborough swims alongside sea otters and manatees, and observes the mating habits of the blue whale, which left dry land millions of years ago to return to the seas

David Attenborough profiles the tree-dwellers of the animal kingdom, as primates and squirrels perform complicated manoeuvres in the world's forests

David Attenborough encounters the mole rat and the elephant, two species where nature has tinkered with the ageing process to different effect

David Attend examines the narwhal's tusk and the spiral shells found on snails and ammonites, as he continues to discover nature's evolutionary anomalies

David Attenborough examines a zebra's stripes and the wings of a butterfly, as he continues to discover nature's evolutionary anomalies

A look at nature's evolutionary anomalies, examining how the chameleon and giraffe's unique features have benefited them in their respective environments

David Attenborough encounters the mole rat and the elephant, two species where nature has tinkered with the ageing process to different effect

David Attend examines the narwhal's tusk and the spiral shells found on snails and ammonites, as he continues to discover nature's evolutionary anomalies

David Attenborough examines a zebra's stripes and the wings of a butterfly, as he continues to discover nature's evolutionary anomalies

A look at nature's evolutionary anomalies, examining how the chameleon and giraffe's unique features have benefited them in their respective environments

David Attenborough encounters the mole rat and the elephant, two species where nature has tinkered with the ageing process to different effect