U&Eden +1 Sunday

Featuring Churchill's plan to create a giant ship out of ice, ghost planes that fly themselves, and a Nazi treasure hunt

David Attenborough reveals why male seahorses give birth, and looks at how hyena packs are dominated by the female members

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home

The final wave of UK recruits arrive. Ben is unsure whether he'll stay in Australia, and Jay has his first day out on the beat and is apprehensive about carrying a weapon

From first days on the beat to stressful house-hunting, the reality of life in Perth hits our rookie cops. Ben is torn between missing his family and his new amazing life

Anna hits the first milestone in Australia without the support of family: Isabelle's 8th birthday. Jay settles into work, but life at home is not so smooth

Maggie and Darren start to settle in at Perth's central station, but Anna struggles with her work-life balance. Michael gets a very unusual reptilian call out

The final wave of UK recruits arrive. Ben is unsure whether he'll stay in Australia, and Jay has his first day out on the beat and is apprehensive about carrying a weapon

From first days on the beat to stressful house-hunting, the reality of life in Perth hits our rookie cops. Ben is torn between missing his family and his new amazing life

Anna hits the first milestone in Australia without the support of family: Isabelle's 8th birthday. Jay settles into work, but life at home is not so smooth

Maggie and Darren start to settle in at Perth's central station, but Anna struggles with her work-life balance. Michael gets a very unusual reptilian call out

The final wave of UK recruits arrive. Ben is unsure whether he'll stay in Australia, and Jay has his first day out on the beat and is apprehensive about carrying a weapon

From first days on the beat to stressful house-hunting, the reality of life in Perth hits our rookie cops. Ben is torn between missing his family and his new amazing life

Anna hits the first milestone in Australia without the support of family: Isabelle's 8th birthday. Jay settles into work, but life at home is not so smooth

Maggie and Darren start to settle in at Perth's central station, but Anna struggles with her work-life balance. Michael gets a very unusual reptilian call out

The final wave of UK recruits arrive. Ben is unsure whether he'll stay in Australia, and Jay has his first day out on the beat and is apprehensive about carrying a weapon

From first days on the beat to stressful house-hunting, the reality of life in Perth hits our rookie cops. Ben is torn between missing his family and his new amazing life

Anna hits the first milestone in Australia without the support of family: Isabelle's 8th birthday. Jay settles into work, but life at home is not so smooth

Maggie and Darren start to settle in at Perth's central station, but Anna struggles with her work-life balance. Michael gets a very unusual reptilian call out

David Attenborough examines creatures that spin and weave, contemplating the history of silk production and its romantic origins in China

The naturalist continues to explore the secrets behind evolution, this time focusing on the animal kingdom's bizarre hybrids, including the 'pizzly bear'

Footage of animals that have unusual means of finding their way around, including dung beetles that navigate by the sun and moon and pigeons with remarkable memories

The naturalist explores the extremes of birth in the animal kingdom, explaining why the giant panda gives birth to the smallest babies of any existing mammal

The naturalist investigates whether animals and plants have developed an awareness of mathematics, including bamboos that flower exactly the same around the world

The veteran naturalist investigates two shells that have proved to be winners in evolution - the bird's egg shell and the hard shell of the tortoise

The evolutionary documentary concludes, as David Attenborough profiles the Siamese fighting fish and the kangaroo, which has a kick so strong it can kill

David Attenborough examines creatures that spin and weave, contemplating the history of silk production and its romantic origins in China

The naturalist continues to explore the secrets behind evolution, this time focusing on the animal kingdom's bizarre hybrids, including the 'pizzly bear'

Footage of animals that have unusual means of finding their way around, including dung beetles that navigate by the sun and moon and pigeons with remarkable memories

Michael Portillo travels between Liverpool and Wales, finding a miniature tank engine made by Frank Hornby, visiting the ruins of Gwrych Castle and meeting a Welsh surfing champion