Documentary testing the capabilities of some of the best new Japanese models, including Skyline and the custom-made R34 GTR.

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.

Groundbreaking BBC documentary looking at the history of our planet. Presenter Aubrey Manning unravels the secrets of the Earth, from the craters of active volcanoes to the ocean floor, combining cutting-edge digital footage with the latest animation techniques.

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.

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.

Highlights of the 2003 British Rallycross season, featuring interviews with the drivers and behind-the-scenes footage, as well as featuring some of the most spectacular crashes of the course.

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 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.

A documentary on the early life of Hollywood's most famous and controversial silent filmstar; which includes footage of his childhood, and some of his favourite routines as he embarks on a tour of America.

Highlights from the annual World Superbike in 2003 showing the winning performance from British biker Neil Hodgson, and over three hours of action, controversy and crashes from throughout the season. Behind-the-scenes interviews are also included.

The true story of Rome told through six crucial moments that shaped the destiny of the Empire.

The Roman Empire - the ancient world's only superpower - stood for six hundred years, a period in which dictatorship usurped democracy, nations were enslaved, the city of Rome was rebuilt and the Empire embraced Christianity. In this epic mini-series, CGI is mixed with compelling drama to tell the dramatic stories - the great battles, rivalries, rebellions and momentous achievements - that shaped the Roman Empire.

The story begins in 146BC with Rome's destruction of its ancient enemy Carthage; leading to the celebrated victory of Julius Caesar and the overthrow of the Republic; Emperor Nero's dramatic descent into madness; the Jewish Revolt - the biggest rebellion in Imperial history; Constantine's delivery of Christianity to the Empire; and finally the downfall of Rome, told through the tale of Alaric the Goth.

It reveals the greed, lust and ambition of men like Caesar, Nero and Constantine and with stunning locations and state-of-the-art visual effects portrays Rome as it really was: gritty, sometimes sordid, but ultimately magnificent.

Joanna Lumley travels back to the country that she came from to celebrate the great nation that it is today.

A year older than Independent India itself, Joanna was born into the last days of The Raj and India was home to both sides of her family for several generations. Travelling over 5000 miles, Joanna explores India’s diverse landscapes, cultural traditions and extraordinary spirit, discovering how independence has changed and shaped it into the great evolving country it is today.

Celebrating its beauty, wildlife, people, culture, history, modernity and absolute diversity, Joanna’s journey takes her on an exploration of India’s past, present and future, drawing on her own connections and experiences and learning from stories of others.

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.

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'.