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.
Steven Mackintosh and Toni Collette in Wanderlust
BBC One
Reported Missing - from Mon 3 Sept
Wanderlust - from Tue 4 Sept
DIY SOS: Grenfell - from Wed 5 Sept
BBC Two
Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom (film) - from Sun 2 Sept
We Are British Jews – from Tue 4 Sept
Spencer Jones: The Mind Of Herbert Clunkerdunk – from Thu 6 Sept
BBC Three
Sex Map of Britain (Series 2, Episode 1) – from Sun 2 Sept
Living Differently (Series 4, Box Set) – from Tue 4 Sept
The Luke McQueen Pilots – from Wed 5 Sept
BBC Four
Reading Festival Highlights – from Sat 1 Sept
The Joy Of AI – from Tue 4 Sept
Made By Machine: When AI Met The Archive – from Wed 5 Sept
BBC Radio 1
What iS Music Videos? – from Mon 3 Sept
Live Lounge Special: Secret Artist – from Wed 5 Sept
Newsbeat Documentaries: Access In Ibiza – from Thu 6 Sept
Shirley Ballas in Who Do You Think You Are?
Who Do You Think You Are? Shirley Ballas
Shirley Ballas investigates a family story that her maternal great-grandmother abandoned her husband and children for a more exciting life in America. Available until Sat 1 Sept.
Florence Foster Jenkins(film)
Biographical comedy drama set in 1940s New York, starring Meryl Streep and Hugh Grant. A wealthy socialite opens herself up to ridicule when she pursues a career in opera, despite being unable to sing. Available until Tue 4 Sept.
The Real Marigold Hotel (Series 3, Episode 1)
Selina Scott, Susan George, Stephanie Beacham, Ian and Janette Tough, Syd Little, Peter Dean, Bob Champion and Stanley Johnson test out retirement in India. Available until Mon 3 Sept.
Wild Ireland: The Edge Of The World
Wild Ireland: The Edge Of The World
Colin Stafford-Johnson explores the wildlife and ancient ruins of the Skellig Rocks, the deserted Blasket Islands, Ireland's highest mountain range and the inlet of Clew Bay.
Uncle (box set)
An out-of-work musician forges an unlikely alliance with his adolescent nephew. The series stars Nick Helm and Elliot Speller-Gillott.
Leo: Becoming A Trans Man
Born a girl, 15-year-old Leo makes the irreversible choice to take testosterone in his quest to become a man.
