All six episodes from the first season of the comedy drama following three 20-something female graduates as they attempt to navigate their way through life. Having just graduated from university, friends Meg (Jessica Knappett), Bunny (Lydia Rose Bewley) and Laura (Lauren O'Rourke) find themselves exposed to life in the real world for the first time as they try to earn a living by taking on a number of lowly jobs in their home city of Leeds. The episodes are: 'Home', 'Scabies', 'Work Experience', 'Dry Run', 'Friend Night Stand' and 'Nineties Night'.

A better quality national conversation? Conducted by clever people who know a thing or two? You're holding it in your hand. This annual journal of provocative, passionate and argumentative essays is made for anyone who thinks there's little to stimulate intelligent well-informed debate in the media anymore and who hungers for some brain food. Featuring: Morgan Godfery on identity; Jess Berentson-Shaw on social investment; Andrew Judd on racism; Carys Goodwin on climate change; Conor Clarke on dirt; David Cohen on Popper, Plato, Hegel and Marx; Emma Espiner on a tikanga Maori world; Gilbert Wong on growing up Chinese; Giselle Byrnes on why universities matter; Jo Randerson on dying; Mamari Stephens on our threatened marae; Victor Rodger on being actually brown; Maria Majsa on Johnny Rotten; Max Harris on dreams; Mike Joy and Kyleisha Foote on dams; Raf Manji on a new progressive agenda; Sarah Laing on menstruation; Sylvia Nissen on youth and politics; Teena Brown Pulu on three Tongan funerals; Tim Watkin on explaining Trump; Simon Wilson on a radical centre.

Matthew has a good job, a beautiful girlfriend, a nice car. He is an engineer at a well known company. He does all the things that society expects of him. So why does he feel so desperately unhappy? And if this is what life is all about, then what is the point? In an attempt to find out, he quits everything familiar and books a one way ticket to the other side of the globe. He finds his way to the small island of Skyros in Greece. He takes a job at a Holistic Holiday Centre teaching windsurfing. And as the warm dusty Greek days pass, he finds himself asking: "What am I doing here?" And "What is love?" He journeys through countries, and his own mind to try to find what it is that has been eluding him.

How many times have you read the caption next to a work of art in a museum or gallery, or a review of an exhibition, and found yourself none the wiser? The language in which modern art is described can be even more mystifying than the art itself. Now, a fully updated and expanded edition of the acclaimed "Tate Guide to Modern Art Terms "offers a clear and reliable guide, with more than 450 pithy entries on the full range of international modern and contemporary art. Drawing on the expertise of Tate, the book provides an authoritative and up-to-date resource, small enough to fit into a bag or pocket. Spanning the dawn of Impressionism to the digital age, every term whether a theme, movement, medium, or technique is defined with clarity and precision. This is the perfect companion for all those wanting to increase their understanding and appreciation of modern and contemporary art. "

All six episodes from the first series of the BBC Three comedy that charts the repercussions following an unexpected teenage pregnancy. Determined to have a good time after their GCSE exams, 16-year-old Jamie (Sean Verey) and his mate Mike (Dylan Edwards) head for the end of term sixth form party. Also keen on having some fun is 18-year-old soon-to-be university student Laura (Scarlett Alice Johnson), who, egged on by her friend Danielle (Emer Kenny), decides to break her parents' curfew to attend. Waking up the next morning to discover he's sharing the same bed as Laura, a panicking Jamie beats a hasty retreat, leaving behind his phone number on a scrap of paper. But his problems are only just beginning, as a few weeks later Danielle discovers that she's pregnant. The episodes are: 'Like Narnia but Sexy', 'Pregnant Rapist', 'Edinburgh ... in Scotland', 'Man of the Moment', 'Knocked Up', 'Homeless' and 'Aaargh'.