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BBC iPlayer Highlights 22-28 September 2018

Richard Bell

Publicist, Digital Communications

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A quick round up of what's new this week on BBC iPlayer, programmes that are about to become unavailable, plus some hidden gems you might have missed.

The Graham Norton Show returns from 28 September

BBC One

FIFA Football Awards 2018 – from Mon 24 Sept

The Sheriffs Are Coming – from Wed 26 Sept

The Graham Norton Show – from Fri 28 Sept

BBC Two

Dancer (film) – from Sat 22 Sept

Letterbox – from Mon 24 Sept

The Flu That Killed 50 Million – from Tue 25 Sept

BBC Three

Sex Map of Britain: I Don’t Want Sex – from Sun 23 Sept

Pls Like (Series 2 box set) – from Tue 25 Sept

Jonathan Pie: Back To The Studio – from Thu 27 Sept

BBC Four

Mystery Road – from Sat 22 Sept

The Leeds International Piano Competition 2018 – from Sun 23 Sept

Hollywood's Brightest Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story – from Thu 27 Sept

BBC Radio 1 

1Xtra Live 2018 – from Sat 22 Sept

1Xtra Live 2018: Highlights Show – from Sun 23 Sept

The Gaming Show: CS GO / Face It London Major Tournament – from Thu 27 Sept

Motherland (Episode 1)

Sitcom. Julia moves out of her comfort zone when she reluctantly invites the entire class to her daughter's birthday party. Available until Fri 28 Sept.

Ja’mie: Private School Girl (box set)

Comedy series set at a private girls grammar school in Sydney. Available until Sun 23 Sept.

Riz Ahmed: Road to Englistan

Nikki Bedi interviews one of Britain's most successful and outspoken actors, Riz Ahmed. They talk about movies, music and politics, as well as the obstacles that Riz has overcome. Available until Fri 28 Sept.

The Insider: Reggie Yates(box set)

Reggie Yates lives life for real inside some of the world's most brutal institutions.

Stacey Dooley (box sets)

Stacey Dooley box sets return to BBC iPlayer including her critically acclaimed series Stacey Dooley Investigates.

Louis Theroux (box sets)

Over 40 classic documentaries from Louis Theroux’s back catalogue have returned to BBC iPlayer, including his iconic 90s series Weird Weekends.

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