Drama. It is Freddie's birthday and the effects of Tom's death are still being felt around the newsroom. Two huge news stories are breaking but Freddie has disappeared. Show more
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Drama. The war in Suez has the country divided and McCain steps up his pressure on The Hour to toe a pro-government line. Show more
Drama. There are tensions for all as they prepare to defy government instruction and deliver a controversial episode on the crisis in Suez. Freddie learns what happened to Ruth. Show more
Drama series. When Jason goes in search of his father, he washes up on the shores of a mysterious land filled with mythical creatures: the lost city of Atlantis. Show more
Drama series. When a night-time messenger brings shocking news to the Palace, Ariadne calls on Jason to help her uncover the truth. Show more
Drama series. In a desperate attempt to win Medusa's heart, Hercules visits a witch whose charms prove binding in more ways than one. Show more
Drama series. Blood ties and past lies prove a fatal mix when Pythagoras's brother joins the gang to escort a precious cargo across the desert. Show more
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Oscar Nominations Special
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John Wilson reports on the nominations for the 2016 Academy Awards, including interviews with Leonardo DiCaprio, Alicia Vikander, Saoirse Ronan and Nick Hornby. Show more
Joanna Moorhead tells the remarkable life story of her father's cousin, surrealist artist and writer Leonora Carrington. Show more
The rebellious young artist starts a new life in London and falls in love with Max Ernst. She finds herself at the centre of an extraordinary artistic movement. Show more
Leonora moves to Paris with Max Ernst to join other artistic geniuses such as Picasso and Dali. Her family's attempts to control her continue to fail. Show more
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Juliet Stevenson
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Sue Lawley's castaway is actress Juliet Stevenson. Show more
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Playing Rosalind, Timbuktu reviewed, Literary Festivals
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Juliet Stevenson, Niamh Cusack and Michelle Terry on playing Rosalind, Timbuktu reviewed by Lindsey Hilsum, the economics of literary festivals and remakes of films from the 1980s. Show more
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Juliet Stevenson; The Armstrong Lie
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Arts news, including Juliet Stevenson in Beckett's Happy Days, documentary The Armstrong Lie reviewed, American writer Willy Vlautin, and poets in residence in zoos. Show more
Drama series. Bert is the second oldest man in Britain, and a film is being made about his life and his village. He takes us back to the summer of 1914, when he was 12 years old. Show more
Moving family drama, based on Jacqueline Wilson's novel, following the story of a teenager who sets out to discover her origins and, along the way, discovers where she belongs. Show more
White Heat
Episode 1: The Past Is a Foreign Country
59 minutes
Drama. Charlotte arrives at the flat of a recently deceased friend. One of seven students who once lived there, she remembers when they met in 1965. Show more
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Episode 2: Eve of Destruction
59 minutes
Drama. In 2012, Charlotte is joined by two former flatmates to clear the flat. Back in the late 60s, Lilly is in crisis, and Jack and Victor face a challenge. Show more
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Episode 3: The Dark Side of the Moon
59 minutes
Drama. In 2012, a fourth former flatmate arrives. In 1973, London is targeted by an IRA bombing campaign and Alan finally makes his play for Lilly. Show more
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Episode 4: The Personal Is Political
59 minutes
Drama. In 1979, the seven flatmates celebrate Alan and Lilly's wedding. Jay decides to tell his parents he is gay. Jack vows to join mainstream politics. Show more