I Wouldn't Go In There

On June 23, 1940, Hitler makes a whirlwind trip to Paris, the capital of the country he's just defeated. His visits to the opera, the Concorde, the Champs-Elysees and the Trocadero fill him with wonder and awe. Although Hitler despises the French, he has an odd fascination with their capital. What's behind his great admiration for the City of Lights? Paris harbours the tomb of the man Hitler admires above all others: Napoleon, the emperor who conquered Europe. Hitler's also a great fan of Haussmanian architecture, which he wants to copy and outdo when he builds his new capital, Germania. This is a close-up look at the story of the Furher's little-known fascination with Paris.

Actor and British national treasure, Sir David Jason, is a passionate enthusiast of all things espionage. In this code-cracking new series he's travelling around the UK and beyond to reveal the secret places and people who act as guardians and gatekeepers of the incredible but true story of Britain's spy history. Each episode is shot in the vein of a classic spy thriller- with vintage cars, sharp suits, luxury hotels and exotic European locations. Joining David will be a charismatic cast of expert historians - plus Dame Stella Rimington, the former head of MI5. David goes behind closed doors in stately homes hiding incredible spy secrets, and visits key locations central to Britain's espionage history - such as the Mayfair hotel that was a spy hangout in the 1930s. He also visits Kitzbuhel, where Ian Fleming trained as a spy, and Moscow, in search of Sidney Reilly, the Russian-born 'Ace of Spies'. Combining beautiful locations with stranger-than-fiction spy stories, this entertaining series is a riveting new look at the dark art that Britain gave to the world.

Reflect on the dropping of the first atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945. Culled from hours of declassified US and Japanese archival footage and audio from survivors, scientists and the military, examine one of the most shocking and sobering moments in wartime history - from the making of the bombs to the horrifying devastation that they caused.