U&Eden +1 Sunday

Investigating the most notorious murders ever to take place on the British railways. In 1864 wealthy banker Thomas Briggs was the first murder victim on a British railway

Ian Hamilton and his guide dog Major visit Blairgowrie and Rattray in Perth and Kinross. He asks those who live there how they feel about the place and what its future might hold

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home

Joanna Lumley travels back to the country of her birth, travelling the length and breadth of India to explore its diverse landscapes and cultural traditions

Joanna visits the Maharaja of Dungarpur who shows her around his lakeside palace, a Dalit community in Gujarat, considered India's lowest caste, and the enormous World One Tower

Joanna's adventures across India conclude as she explores Rajasthan, Delhi and the mountainous North West before ending in Kashmir, the place of her birth

Joanna begins a 2,000-mile journey across Japan in Hokkaido, where she meets one of the most important animals in Japanese culture, the red-crowned crane

The actress explores Tokyo, which was extensively rebuilt after the Second World War. She also travels to the Kiso Valley to walk an ancient route known as the Nakasendo Way

Joanna Lumley travels back to the country of her birth, travelling the length and breadth of India to explore its diverse landscapes and cultural traditions

Joanna visits the Maharaja of Dungarpur who shows her around his lakeside palace, a Dalit community in Gujarat, considered India's lowest caste, and the enormous World One Tower

Joanna's adventures across India conclude as she explores Rajasthan, Delhi and the mountainous North West before ending in Kashmir, the place of her birth

Joanna begins a 2,000-mile journey across Japan in Hokkaido, where she meets one of the most important animals in Japanese culture, the red-crowned crane

The actress explores Tokyo, which was extensively rebuilt after the Second World War. She also travels to the Kiso Valley to walk an ancient route known as the Nakasendo Way

Joanna Lumley travels back to the country of her birth, travelling the length and breadth of India to explore its diverse landscapes and cultural traditions

Joanna visits the Maharaja of Dungarpur who shows her around his lakeside palace, a Dalit community in Gujarat, considered India's lowest caste, and the enormous World One Tower

Joanna's adventures across India conclude as she explores Rajasthan, Delhi and the mountainous North West before ending in Kashmir, the place of her birth

Joanna begins a 2,000-mile journey across Japan in Hokkaido, where she meets one of the most important animals in Japanese culture, the red-crowned crane

The actress explores Tokyo, which was extensively rebuilt after the Second World War. She also travels to the Kiso Valley to walk an ancient route known as the Nakasendo Way

Joanna Lumley travels back to the country of her birth, travelling the length and breadth of India to explore its diverse landscapes and cultural traditions

Joanna visits the Maharaja of Dungarpur who shows her around his lakeside palace, a Dalit community in Gujarat, considered India's lowest caste, and the enormous World One Tower

Joanna's adventures across India conclude as she explores Rajasthan, Delhi and the mountainous North West before ending in Kashmir, the place of her birth

Joanna begins a 2,000-mile journey across Japan in Hokkaido, where she meets one of the most important animals in Japanese culture, the red-crowned crane

The actress explores Tokyo, which was extensively rebuilt after the Second World War. She also travels to the Kiso Valley to walk an ancient route known as the Nakasendo Way

In 1881 Percy Lefroy Mapleton, a talented young writer became fixated on a beautiful stage actress