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The catastrophic collapse in 1966 of a coal-waste tip above the south Wales village of Aberfan remains one of the most devastating tragedies in modern British history. The slide engulfed a school and neighbouring homes, claiming the lives of 116 children and 28 adults in a disaster that shocked the world, but the story of what followed has been largely forgotten. Marking the 60th anniversary, this documentary uncovers the little-told story of the extraordinary campaign that emerged in the disaster's aftermath, revealing how a shattered village rose from unimaginable grief to demand justice, challenged the most powerful institutions in Britain, and forced the removal of the coal tips that still loomed above their homes
Friday the 13th horror prequel following single mother Pam Voorhees as she struggles to come to terms with her son Jason's death. Starring Linda Cardellini
Two friends from school grow up to become a politician and a journalist. Drama, starring Luke Evans and Tom Cullen
Divorced mother Alex attempts to juggle home life with parents and an adult son with her desire to date and have fun
Legal drama, starring David Harewood. A complex case draws in powerhouse duty solicitor Pierre when he meets new client Michael - who's been arrested for stealing his aunt's car - and he ends up in a world of bigotry and corruption
Following investigators from West Midland police's elite crime-fighting unit as they track suspects, uncover the truth and deliver justice for victims and their families
Emma Willis and Tom Allen host the celebrity cookery series where famous faces will be cooking up a storm week by week in a bid to outdo their rivals.
Beginning in 1788 Cornwall, teenager Jim Hawkins and his mother Bess search for the treasure of Captain Flint in a race against Long John Silver and revolutionary spy Aaron Graham
Real-time cookery demonstrations, with Jamie Oliver
Derren Brown explores the illusions of Harry Houdini
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