Film-maker Usama Alshaibi returns to his home in Baghdad after 24 years of living in America. Having not seen his family in all that time, he reunites with the people closest to him and discovers how the Iraq he once knew has changed beyond all recognition.

Documentary about Iranian professional wrestler Khosrow Vaziri, better known by his ring name The Iron Sheik. Following Khosrow from his upbringing in Iran, the feature charts his career from his beginnings in amateur wrestling to his success in the World Wrestling Federation. Featuring contributions from wrestlers including Dwayne Johnson, Jim Duggan and Hulk Hogan, the programme provides an insight into The Iron Sheik's Hall of Fame career and his recent popularity, at the age of 72, as a social media sensation.

Aaron Aites and Audrey Ewell co-direct this documentary about Norway's black metal music scene. Featuring interviews with artists including Gylve 'Fenris' Nagell, Øystein Aarseth and Per Ohlin, the programme chronicles the subculture which rose to prominence in Norway during the 1990s. Those involved discuss the controversial movement which attracted notoriety with their extreme anti-Christian views, infighting and infamous church burnings.

Tony Robinson presents this television series in which he journeys by foot across historical landscapes around Britain. He visits places including West Yorkshire, the Cairngorms National Park and the Channel Islands and along the way makes discoveries about each location's past. The episodes are: 'Bronte Country', 'Victoria and Albert's Highland Fling', 'The Norman Conquest of Pembrokeshire', 'Nazi Occupation: The Channel Islands', 'King John's Ruin: The Peak District' and 'England's Last Battle: The West Country'.

All eight episodes of the TV series in which presenter Guy Martin embarks on a number of speed oriented challenges. Throughout the show, the motorbike racing mechanic tries to break the national record for the fastest bicycle with the help of Olympian Laura Trott, fly using only his muscle power and win the American Pike's Peak International Hill Climb. Series 1 episodes are: 'Britain's Fastest Cyclist', 'Hydroplaning Bike', 'Human Powered Aircraft' and 'World's Fastest Toboggan'. Series 2 episodes are: 'Tandem', 'Pike's Peak', 'Hovercraft' and 'Gravity Racer'.

Documentary following 26-year-old Matthew VanDyke as he sets off on a 35,000-mile motorcycle journey through Northern Africa and the Middle East. After years of feeling trapped by his severe Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Matthew decides to embark on a journey of self-discovery and finds himself on the front lines of the Libyan Revolution being captured by Muammar Gaddafi.

BBC miniseries focusing on Queen Victoria's family members and descendants including the three ruling cousins Tsar Nicholas II of Russia, Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany and King George V of England. Tamsin Greig presents this documentary which examines the role that the three cousins and their interrelated houses, who reigned over Europe's most powerful countries, played in the outbreak of the First World War.

Documentary exploring the popularity of the adult novel 'Fifty Shades of Grey' written by E. L. James. Fans of the book from the world of entertainment and eroticism contributing to the documentary include Jenny Eclair, Playboy playmate Emily Shaw, Katie Hopkins and Mistress Josephine from the London Mistress Training Academy.

Documentary about the North Dakota town of Williston, which has recently become a mecca for men looking for employment in the oil business. With the controversial decision to introduce fracking to North Dakota in 2008, the area has enjoyed a significant rise in employment prospects. However, with this, there has also been a huge spike in population as hundreds of people from throughout the country have come in search of work. Film-maker Jesse Moss interviews many of those who are displaced and seeking employment and gains an insight into their ambitions and backgrounds while focussing on Jay Reinke, an altruistic Lutheran pastor who has opened the doors of his church to give shelter to those in need. Reinke speaks candidly of how he believes he has become a friend and a beacon of hope to these 'overnighters', but is constantly scrutinised by the locals for putting unwelcome strain on their community.

Artists Dave Murray and John Rice present this guide to selecting the right art materials for your chosen medium. Also includes handy tips about how to get the most from your materials.

Documentary about cyclist Lance Armstrong, the man behind one of the biggest cases of fraud in sporting history. When news broke that the seven-time Tour de France champion had been found guilty of doping offences, the world of sport fell into a state of mourning followed by severe anger at his deceit. In this documentary, director Alex Holmes delves deeper into the story and seeks to find the truth behind the allegations.

Interview-based documentary directed by award-winning film-maker Errol Morris. Morris interviews former US Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld who has served two presidents throughout his career and was one of the leading figures in the Iraq War. The interview is conducted in an unconventional manner and draws on an archive of memos Rumsfeld wrote during his time in office as a means of uncovering the truth behind his decisions.

Documentary about the life and career of pro-wrestler John Cena. The programme gives an insight into the life of the 'Raw' star, demonstrating how he prepares for the WrestleMania event and exploring his thoughts on WWE, movies, music and more.

Two-part documentary following the multi-million pound refubishment of London's Savoy Hotel which took almost three years to complete. The programme follows the project from the hotel's closure to its reopening, capturing the contruction work and the training of new staff, as well as the many challenges faced along the way.

Elder Sanchez presents this basic guide to salsa for beginners through to advanced participants. Includes basic steps, dancing as a couple and more advanced routines.

Three-part documentary in which US scholar James Shapiro looks at William Shakespeare's work during the reign of King James I, focusing on the years between 1603-1613. The programme analyses Shakespeare's plays, including 'King Lear', 'Macbeth' and 'The Tempest', discussing how they reflect the cultural and politcal events taking place in Britain during that time. The episodes are: 'Incertainties', 'Equivocation' and 'Legacy'.

Documentary about Henry VIII's warship the Mary Rose which sank in battle in July 1545. The programme explores the possible causes for the ship sinking and features a computerised re-enactment of the disaster. It takes a look at the restoration work being carried out on the Mary Rose and examines three skeletons belonging to crew members in an attempt to discover who the men were and their roles on board the ship.

Director Tony Britten's drama documentary examines the acclaimed composer's lifelong commitment to pacifism. Using a dramatic narrative to explore the development of Britten's pacifist beliefs during the time he spent at the liberally progressive Gresham's School in Norfolk between the years of 1928-1930, the film charts a time which marked a crucial period of the composer's personal and musical development. Interwoven throughout are contemporary performances of the composer's works and contributions from, amongst others, conductor and composer Joseph Horovitz, cellists Anita Lasker Wallfisch and Raphael Wallfisch, and Britten's agent for many years, Sue Phipps. John Hurt narrates.

Peter Ackroyd presents this four-part documentary about the cultural history of Venice. The episodes are: 'The City As Architecture', 'The City As Art', 'The City As Music' and 'The City As Theatre'.

Re-working of the 1995 documentary 'Glastonbury the Movie'. The film offers an audience perspective of the event, while following bands both on and off stage. This version includes previously unseen footage and features The Lemonheads, The Verve, Omar Lye-Fook, Stereo MCs, Chuck Prophet, Co-Creators and many others.

Two episodes of the educational documentary series that explores issues relating to the wildlife, culture and archaeology found throughout the world. The episodes are: 'The First European' and 'Migrations'.

Robert Powell narrates this episode from the documentary series that details the history of twentieth century global conflict. Using authentic archival footage and extensive interviews with veterans and historians, the programme focuses on events surrounding the end of WWII in Europe.