Documentary profile that charts the comeback of Marco Pantani - 'Il Pirata' (the pirate) - from his career threatening accident in the 1995 Tour de France, and speaks to those who loved this giant of the cycling world.

Three volumes of golfing hints and tips with John Jacobs. 'The Full Swing' looks at the elements of the classic golf swing. 'The Short Game' looks at basic shots of putting and chipping. 'Faults and Cures' is introduced by famous golf fan Sean Connery, and Jacobs diagnoses common problems of slicing and hooking.

All the highlights from the 1972 Austrian Grand Prix, won by Emerson Fittipaldi, the youngest ever champion.

Documentary about all the best models from the 1960s, including the Dodge Charger, the Plymouth Barracuda, and the Boss Mustang. Features drag race action and interviews with drivers, owners and enthusiasts.

More on-bike action as driver's-eye view cameras provide all the action from the Isle of Man and Northern Ireland courses, with featured drivers including John McGuinness and Dave Molyneux.

1961 TT - Hailwood won his first TT victory in the 125 race, then crowned his week by winning 2 more! Also 1963 Senior TT - Hailwood's memorable race against Hurtle and Read in the last glory days of Noron matchless, AJS et al.

Part of the fishing guide series presented by world-class angler Matt Hayes, demonstrating the accessibility of affordable weekend fishing breaks around the world. In this volume, Matt travels offshore to tackle one of the most popular and powerful fish for ambitious anglers - the Blue Marlin.

An insight into the popular spectator sport of rallying - from getting started to becoming a pro via the top rally school in the country. On-board camera footage shows the pace and excitement of this high-speed sport.

From its beginnings to the latest model, this programme documents the changes in the life of the Ford Cortina using footage from the past and present and covering every model. Also included is footage from the UK Cortina Rally and interviews with owners and enthusiasts.

Presented by expert Marie Claud Martin, this is a guide to the basic steps and techniques of the sensual Argentinian dance, as well as an overview of its history and development from earlier styles and influences.

A documentary journey through the vast expanse of our galaxy and the history of mankind's attempts at space travel, set to the music of Vivaldi's 'Four Seasons', as performed by the Sofia Chamber Ensemble.

A showcase for rally and fast car enthusiasts with Group B cars - more 600 horsepower, 4WD, turbocharged monsters.

A documentary tribute to the Harley Davidson motorcycle. Features Harley riders cruising along Californian backroads and the Daytona Beach surfline, along with dragstrip and oval track racing, and a look at some special customised Harleys. Also includes an interview with Willie G. Davidson, the grandson of the motorcycle company's co-founder and original stylist.

Feature-length documentary on the 2003 Isle of Man TT motorcycle race, including interviews with the riders, officials and spectators and behind-the-scenes footage.

A helicopter-mounted camera provides the aerial views in this unique exploration of the Jersey landscape. Included are panoramic views of the whole island, a complete circuit of its coast (examining its cliffs, caves, and castles), and new perspectives on such famous features as Jersey Zoo and the island's vineyards and lavender fields.

This stunningly ambitious series brings to life the most memorable events in the history of the solar system, by using groundbreaking visual effects to tell the thrilling story of all eight planets.

Transporting you to the surface of these dynamic worlds to witness the moments of high drama that shaped each one, The Planets reveals how the latest science allows us to unlock their past lives. It pieces together clues of magnificent lost waterfalls on Mars, the mass planetary migrations as they jostled for position early in their history, and even the distant fate of Saturn as one of its moons awakens to form a beautiful water world.

Dan Snow presents this three-part BBC documentary in which he examines events from the year 1066 which changed the course of British and European history. Alongside dramatic reconstructions, Snow explores the power struggle between the Vikings, Anglo-Saxons and Normans as Norwegian King Harald Hardrada (Clive Russell), King Harold Godwinson of England (Adam James) and William of Normandy (Ed Stoppard) contest the English throne, before the decisive Battle of Hastings on October 14th 1066.

All four episodes from the third season of the Channel 4 documentary in which presenter Guy Martin embarks on a number of speed oriented challenges. Throughout the show, the motorbike racing mechanic tries to break the motorcycle land speed record, attempts to cross the English Channel in a human-powered airship and competes in the Nevada Open Road Challenge in a Transit van.

This collection also includes the 'F1 Special' in which Guy competes against David Coulthard to prove a motorbike's superiority over a Formula One car.

Laughter Yoga, Laughter Parties, Laughercize and other laughter oriented health trends have spawned a new approach to laughter.

It involves using laughter to make people laugh instead of jokes. Simple laughter according to Laughology, may be helpful in reducing heart disease, fighting stress and increasing immunity.

Laughology features “The Laughman,” Doug Collins, a Memphis resident who is said to have the most contagious laugh in the world.

Documentary about American composer Cole Porter. Bass-baritone and Porter historian Wilfried Van den Brande charts the key events of Porter's life and career by tracing his footsteps and visiting places including his birthplace of Peru, Indiana, his university at Yale and many of the cities he lived in such as Paris, New York and Venice.

Documentary examining the debilitating addictions of the American working class. Irish film-maker Tony Monaghan, who himself came from a poor family and had little education, examines the addiction issues of American construction workers in St. Louis, Missouri, where he runs his own building business. Through interviews with some of the hard workers of the American Midwest, Tony tries to gain an insight into their lives, why they turned to drink and drugs, and how they manage to remain functional in everyday life.

Selina Scott presents this documentary which takes a look at one of Britain's stately homes, Boughton House. The mansion is currently owned by Richard Scott, Tenth Duke of Buccleuch, and holds a collection of treasures including paintings by van Dyck and cabinets by André-Charles Boulle.

Jerry Rothwell writes and directs this documentary about the history of Greenpeace. The film chronicles the rise and birth of the environmental organisation which began as the Don't Make a Wave Committee in the early 1970s when a group of friends protested against American nuclear testing on the Alaskan island of Amchitka. Featuring archive footage and interviews with the eco-minded group's founding members, the feature documents some of their early endeavours and most notable campaigns including their efforts to end whale poaching and to save the native seals of Newfoundland.