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Documentary about people who live off the grid in remote regions of northern Canada.

Every animal in Antarctica answers the call of the seasons. The continent itself is vastly different in summer and winter.

There are 25,000 islands in the vast Pacific Ocean. Each one fosters its own ecology with unique rules and behaviours.

Robson visits Essex and Suffolk for a journey along one of the most varied coastal landscapes in Britain. His East Coast journey begins in the famous salt marshes of the Blackwater Estuary, where he finds himself knee deep in sludge as he attempts to run the route of the Maldon Mud Race. At Clacton-on-Sea, Robson recalls the teenage hysteria of the early sixties, as he reunites a group of Mods and Rockers who hit the headlines when they clashed on the beach there in 1964. In Suffolk, Robson visits a giant shingle spit called Orford Ness, once a top secret military base that played a vital role in defending Britain from attack in both World Wars and was a testing site for atomic bombs. His final destination on the east coast is the resort of Southwold where he meets the owners of some of Britain's most sought-after beach huts and hears the emotional stories behind the highly personal plaques which adorn its pier.

Join Robson Green as he explores the shores of Britain on a journey to find out just what it is that makes the coast so special, and how Britain has been defined by its relationship with the sea.

Join Robson Green as he explores the shores of Britain on a journey to find out just what it is that makes the coast so special, and how Britain has been defined by its relationship with the sea.

Join Robson Green as he explores the shores of Britain on a journey to find out just what it is that makes the coast so special, and how Britain has been defined by its relationship with the sea.

The story is told through a fusion of state-of-the-art CGI, dramatic reconstruction and the expert analysis of historians and Londoners themselves. From the invasion of the Normans to the Blitz; from the development of one of the world's great ports to the rise of the city skyscrapers; from food riots and hangings to fascist marches and political demos in Trafalgar Square. London: A City In Time peels back the centuries and takes a roller-coaster ride through one of the most exciting, complex, ever-changing cities in the world.

The great desert is an arid but varied landscape where cultures, both religious and nomadic, have adapted to the unforgiving climate over thousands of years. We tour the Berber castles of Timimoun and the circular Mozabite cities of the Mzab valley.

Gordon Buchanan journeys across Ethiopia to find out how people can live so closely to hyenas, the powerful carnivores that are loathed and feared by many others.

In Oran, resident Zaki Souffi goes shopping in the jedida market. He visits the home of the city's most eminent emigre, Yves Saint Laurent, and has a local snack of karantika.

Gordon Buchanan joins a family of nomads to learn about golden eagles. He discovers the respect and love these remarkable people have for an iconic predator that has been persecuted across the world.

Local Algerois Djihad Mahamdi tours the Tuareg-inspired Cathedral of Sacre Coeur, while fellow guide Nehad Benz explores the Ottoman-refined Casbah, which is awash with pretty fountains and sumptuous palaces.

Gordon Buchanan joins a tribal family on a Pacific island to see if it is possible to live close to sharks. An insight into the underwater world of a unique and threatened island culture.

Gordon Buchanan journeys up Papua New Guinea's remote Sepik River to meet the remarkable tribes who have learned to live with crocodiles.

Gordon Buchanan joins a group of bushmen in Botswana's Kalahari Desert to learn how to survive on foot among wild lions.

Gordon Buchanan joins a Waorani tribal family in Ecuador's Amazon jungle as they search for giant anacondas.

Levison and Alberto explore an uncharted vampire bat-infested cave, visit the Panama Canal, meet indigenous tribespeople and tackle the world's most dangerous stretch of jungle.