In the second part of Arthur Oglesby's introductory guide to fly-fishing, Oglesby further demonstrates his techniques on famous stretches of river including Rutland Water and the River Tweed, and discusses the differences between boat fishing, hatchery fishing, and competitive fly-fishing.

In 1966 BBC Television embarked on its most ambitious documentary series to date. The eminent art historian Lord Clark was commissioned to write and present an epic examination of Western European culture, defining what he considered to be the crucial phases of its development. Civilisation: A Personal View by Lord Clark would be more than two years in the making, with filming in over 100 locations across 13 countries. The lavish series was hailed as a masterpiece when it was first transmitted in 1969.

From the fall of the Roman Empire to the Industrial Revolution and beyond, Clark's compelling narrative is accompanied by breathtaking colour photgraphy of Europe's greatest landmarks. This 'history of ideas as illustrated by art and music' remains the benchmark for the numerous programmes it inspired.

Includes a specially written 36 page illustrated booklet of viewing notes to accompany this DVD.

A documentary look at the era when motor racing came of age, backed up with footage and anecdotes from top drivers, and featuring the inaugural drivers' world championship in 1950 and Aston Martin's year of triumph in 1959.

Entertainment writer and John Betjeman addict Peter Gammond presents this guide to the late Poet Laureate's home town of London. Betjeman was born in Kentish Town, and later lived in Highgate and Chelsea; he loved the city's architecture, railway stations, theatres and pubs, and all his favourite haunts are revisited here.

Animation and photographs taken from the world's largest telescopes combine to penetrate the mysteries of the universe's most far flung galaxies. Tommy Boyd narrates this informative video, which includes astronomical material required for the National Curriculum.

Footage of vehicles with two, four, six and even eight wheels undergoing amusing and spectacularly insane car crashes.

Features race stars John McGuiness, Jim Moodie and Scott Smart testing monster machines such as the Suzuki GSXR 1000 Z, Kawasaki ZX6R, Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade.

A tribute to footballer Gary Lineker with top goal action from the 1992 season and interviews with Mabbbutt and Venables.

This documentary tells the story of the British BSA Group, who despite being at the height of their powers in the 1950s were out of business just two decades later. Models featured at the National Motorcycle Museum include the Roundtank, Sloper, Gold Star, Road Rocket and Rocket 3. Six-times world champion Geoff Duke is on hand at the Sammy Miller Museum to explain why he feels that one BSA road racer in particular could have been a Grand Prix winner. Others offering their personal BSA reminiscences include Bobby Hill, Dick Mann, Don Emde, Jeff Smith and Brian Martin.

John Wayne spent more than a decade making B-listed Westerns before finally attaining star status with his performance as the Ringo Kid in John Ford's 'Stagecoach'. This documentaty details the early stages of his career, featuring footage from his silent debut, his first top-billed role in 'The Big Trail' and his attempts to ride a horse and carry a tune at the same time as a singing cowboy.

Highlights from the 2003 Manx Grand Prix - amateur motor cyclists taking on the famous Isle of Man TT Course - which includes race action, results, rider information and rider interviews.

Over 150 incidents from on and off-road bike sports including road race GP's, TT and Ulster road races, motocross, drag racing, beach racing, trials and the Paris Dakar rally.

The Battle of Crete was a success for Germany, but was very arduous. This is a collection of archive footage taken from before the battle began and up to the time before the fall of Yugoslavia and Greece, as well as interviews with two of the German commanders and the soliders who took part.

What is an ordinary couple? Here, as six relationships are put under the microscope of the camera, the universal themes of sex, power, illness, perversion and hair loss are dramatically revealed.

AN ENGLISH SQUEAK: The apparently bucolic artisto-existence of Peter and Flick is shadowed by an ailment on her part that makes physical intimacy impossible.

SLITHER IN: "Ignorance is bliss, that to me is the beauty of a coma." B&B owners Gordon and Sheila fit their swinging lifestyle alongside looking after Sheila's bedridden sister.

ALL OVER MY GLASSES: Michelle and Stephen are planning their wedding day. The first dance is R-Kelly's Bump and Grind and there's five boxes of Doritos for the reception.

STRAIGHT AS A FLUTE: When not making curly sausage casseroles for the vicar, Beverley and Tony survey their neighbour's Satan-inspired garden and tell of life under the full gaze of the Lord.

HAIRLESS: "My songs are like my children" says singer Fonte. "Yet they're also like my parents or a special uncle, who is particularly friendly at Christmas time.

MORE THAN HAPPY: "You hear of people who have all sorts of sexual hang-ups.... and I'm one of them" Les's optimism has carried him and Ray through eight traumatic married years.

A collection of over 200 fiascos and incidents from the world of powersport. Features a variety of crashes involving motocross bikes, racing motorbikes, racing trucks, single-seater racing cars and saloon cars.

A tribute to motorcycle legend Joey Dunlop, it tells the great man's story from his early days with the Armoy Armada through to his record-breaking wins at the Isle of Man. Includes tributes from Barry Sheene and Carl Fogarty as well as archive interviews with Dunlop himself.

Ken Wardrop writes and directs this documentary which examines the relationship between a mother and her son. The film focuses on a group of men in Oklahoma, who live a variety of different lifestyles, as they spend time with their mothers and discuss their relationships, often exposing an emotional side of their masculinity.

In recent years, our knowledge of what goes on in our Ocean has been transformed. Blue Planet 2 uses cutting-edge breakthroughs in science and technology to explore new worlds, reveals astonishing creatures and extraordinary new animal behaviours.

As we journey through our deep seas, coral reefs, open ocean, green seas and coasts we share these extraordinary new discoveries. But we now know that ocean health is under threat. Never has there been a more crucial time to explore our remotest seas, and to examine what the future will hold for our blue planet.

Episodes:

• Episode 1 - One Ocean
• Episode 2 - The Deep
• Episode 3 - Coral Reefs
• Episode 4 - Big Blue
• Episode 5 - Green Seas
• Episode 6 - Coasts
• Episode 7 - Our Blue Planet

Documentary by French film-maker Georges Gachot about Argentine pianist Martha Argerich. The film features interview footage with Argerich in which she discusses her past, her doubts and her love of music. The pianist also performs works alongside fellow musicians such as Nelson Freire and Friedrich Gulda.

Journalist CJ Hunt directs and presents this US documentary that sets out to find an answer to the growing problems of obesity and ill-health in privileged areas of the world. CJ travels as far afield as the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany in search of the perfect human diet, as well as exploring what the remains of Neanderthals and early modern humans have to tell us. What are the key ingredients of an ideal human diet?