Documentaries on Two

A look at the formative role art and imagination have played in the forging of humanity.

How can the UK maintain its influence on the world stage - and in doing so protect itself?

Budget cuts and student anxiety are amongst the challenges facing Castle's head teacher.

Exploring how crucial changes in the first two years of life make us distinct characters.

GP Dr Zoe Williams interrogates the contraceptive pill.

Suzy Klein discovers the story of one of the West End's most celebrated characters.

The story of one of the biggest miscarriages of justice in British legal history.

Home in Hull, Sean McAllister meets Steve - a struggling warehouse worker with a dream.

The fascinating story of the friendship between Ralph Vaughan Williams and Gustav Holst.

Obama promises to close Guantanamo within a year - and it is still open.

The dramatic story of Egon Schiele in his own words.

How the preparations for the Battle of Amiens led to a turning point in WWI.

Dan Snow investigates a century of war trauma from WWI shell shock to modern PTSD.

The story of millions of migrant women working as modern-day slaves in the Middle East.

Looking at the challenges facing the new Crown Prince, 32-year-old Mohammed bin Salman.

The story of five fires that foretold and might have prevented the Grenfell Tower disaster

Michael Scott uses 3D scans to reveal the historical secrets of Cairo and ancient Egypt.

Harry Belafonte, Earl Cameron and Diahann Carroll discuss being pioneers in a white world.

Following Bashar and Asma's journey to become president and first lady of Syria.

Simon Reeve embarks on the first leg of an extraordinary journey around the Mediterranean.

Could a machine replace your doctor? A look at how AI is revolutionising healthcare.

Howard fights to save two clients from prison. Marie grumbles over Howard's toy collection

James is 19, has no job, no GCSEs and a simple choice to make - work or prison.

A poetic telling of the stories of those who lost loved ones in the Troubles.