Featuring music from pop rockers The Vamps and stand-up comedy from the hilarious Jason Manford. Plus TV presenters Marvin and Rochelle Humes both hand over their phones in the first ever double Send to All.
CloseTV presenters Vernon Kay and Denise Van Outen, and comedians Dara Ó Briain and Rhod Gilbert join the regulars for the comedy quiz.
CloseActor Charles Dance, comedy performers Stephen Mangan and Isy Suttie, and style guru Gok Wan join the regulars for the comedy quiz.
CloseThe remarkable true story of Donald Trump's family history - one of the most extraordinary immigration success stories ever told - and what this background reveals about the United States' 45th president.
CloseLouis talks to women choosing to hand over their own flesh and blood in open adoptions. Adoptive parents financially support them through pregnancy, and there's the option to stay in touch afterwards.
CloseThis episode features the dangers of pedal power and showcases an amazing clip that sees a driver realise everyone's worst nightmare at the petrol pumps. 10/10
CloseTV brainbox Richard Osman, weather presenter Carol Kirkwood and comedians Susan Calman and David O'Doherty join the regulars for the comedy quiz.
CloseComedians Sarah Millican, Jon Richardson and Bob Mortimer along with actor David Harewood join the regulars for the comedy quiz.
CloseQuiz show in which contestants try to score as few points as possible by coming up with the answers that no-one else can think of. 45/53
CloseQuiz show in which contestants try to score as few points as possible by coming up with the answers that no-one else can think of. 47/53
CloseBest of Top Gear's exploits in the snow and on the ice. 3/3
CloseLouis talks to women choosing to hand over their own flesh and blood in open adoptions. Adoptive parents financially support them through pregnancy, and there's the option to stay in touch afterwards.
CloseTV brainbox Richard Osman, weather presenter Carol Kirkwood and comedians Susan Calman and David O'Doherty join the regulars for the comedy quiz.
CloseComedians Sarah Millican, Jon Richardson and Bob Mortimer along with actor David Harewood join the regulars for the comedy quiz.
CloseQuiz show in which contestants try to score as few points as possible by coming up with the answers that no-one else can think of. 45/53
CloseQuiz show in which contestants try to score as few points as possible by coming up with the answers that no-one else can think of. 47/53
CloseBest of Top Gear's exploits in the snow and on the ice. 3/3
CloseLouis talks to women choosing to hand over their own flesh and blood in open adoptions. Adoptive parents financially support them through pregnancy, and there's the option to stay in touch afterwards.
CloseTV brainbox Richard Osman, weather presenter Carol Kirkwood and comedians Susan Calman and David O'Doherty join the regulars for the comedy quiz.
CloseComedians Sarah Millican, Jon Richardson and Bob Mortimer along with actor David Harewood join the regulars for the comedy quiz.
CloseQuiz show in which contestants try to score as few points as possible by coming up with the answers that no-one else can think of. 45/53
CloseQuiz show in which contestants try to score as few points as possible by coming up with the answers that no-one else can think of. 47/53
CloseFeaturing music from pop rockers The Vamps and stand-up comedy from the hilarious Jason Manford. Plus TV presenters Marvin and Rochelle Humes both hand over their phones in the first ever double Send to All.
CloseMiranda Hart bravely gives Michael her phone in Celebrity Send to All. Featuring music from Niall Horan and new comedy material from Michael himself.
CloseSean Lock and Rebecca Front take on Jon Richardson and Kevin Bridges. Joe Lycett is in Dictionary Corner with Susie Dent and Rachel Riley is on letter-and-number duty.
CloseSean Lock and Katherine Ryan take on Jon Richardson and David Mitchell. Nick Helm is in Dictionary Corner.
CloseGregg visits Europe's largest biscuit factory in London where they produce 80 million biscuits every day. Following the production of chocolate digestives, he discovers that the biscuits are shaped by a bronze roller and that the chocolate is actually added to the bottom of the biscuits. 3/6
CloseBen travels to New Zealand's North Island, where he meets a young nomadic family led by Amber and Andy, who spend their life exploring the country's wild landscapes. 2/8
CloseIn the jungles of Thailand's mysterious north, Phayre's leaf monkeys eat the leaves of around a hundred different types of plant. 3/3
CloseWe investigate two of the most devastating Hurricanes of modern times: Hurricane Katrina, which struck the Gulf Coast of America in 2005, and Hurricane Maria which hit Puerto Rico in 2017.
CloseHayley is an unashamed chocaholic. Rinia has a takeaway diet. So why are they both slim? 1/4
CloseKarl from Essex is puzzled about why he's never gained weight. Sabrina also meets Gaby from south London. Could her digestive system hold the secret to her keeping trim? 2/4
CloseOf all of Life's filming locations, working in Antarctica was the most challenging and only through collaboration could the team hope to achieve their goals. One team was diving under the ice of the Ross Sea; another camped out in a chinstrap penguin colony. 1/10
CloseGregg visits Europe's largest biscuit factory in London where they produce 80 million biscuits every day. Following the production of chocolate digestives, he discovers that the biscuits are shaped by a bronze roller and that the chocolate is actually added to the bottom of the biscuits. 3/6
CloseNo one has ever followed or filmed a Komodo dragon hunting a water buffalo - this was the challenge for cameraman Kevin Flay. 2/10
CloseFor the first time Life has succeeded in filming a complete sequence of the colossal humpback whale's courtship battle - known as the 'heat run'. It was filmed from the air, surface and underwater to give the full picture. 3/10
CloseIn the jungles of Thailand's mysterious north, Phayre's leaf monkeys eat the leaves of around a hundred different types of plant. 3/3
CloseThe series begins with leaders, and sees a well-known figure, passionate about the subject, examining the achievements and legacies of the people whose decisions affect all our lives. 1/8
CloseGregg visits Europe's largest biscuit factory in London where they produce 80 million biscuits every day. Following the production of chocolate digestives, he discovers that the biscuits are shaped by a bronze roller and that the chocolate is actually added to the bottom of the biscuits. 3/6
CloseBen travels to New Zealand's North Island, where he meets a young nomadic family led by Amber and Andy, who spend their life exploring the country's wild landscapes. 2/8
CloseWe investigate two of the most devastating Hurricanes of modern times: Hurricane Katrina, which struck the Gulf Coast of America in 2005, and Hurricane Maria which hit Puerto Rico in 2017.
CloseTourists flee for their lives when Hurricane Patricia rips apart a Mexican holiday resort. Meanwhile, a tornado tosses a busy bouncy castle into the air during a summer fair in England. 4/13
CloseA massive earthquake in Nepal triggers an avalanche; wiping out Everest base camp and causing mud slides that are burying whole villages. 5/13
CloseThis episode features terrified backpackers who have been shipwrecked off the coast of Panama and the survivors of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. 6/13
CloseThis episode features revellers at a Belgian music festival after a freak storm flattened their marquee, and a fisherman who was swept off a pier and thrown into icy waters. 7/13
CloseA woman is rescued from a sinking car during a flood in Louisiana. Meanwhile, a biblical plague of locusts visit Madagascar. 8/13
CloseBen travels to New Zealand's North Island, where he meets a young nomadic family led by Amber and Andy, who spend their life exploring the country's wild landscapes. 2/8
CloseThe series begins with leaders, and sees a well-known figure, passionate about the subject, examining the achievements and legacies of the people whose decisions affect all our lives. 1/8
CloseGregg visits Europe's largest biscuit factory in London where they produce 80 million biscuits every day. Following the production of chocolate digestives, he discovers that the biscuits are shaped by a bronze roller and that the chocolate is actually added to the bottom of the biscuits. 3/6
CloseWe investigate two of the most devastating Hurricanes of modern times: Hurricane Katrina, which struck the Gulf Coast of America in 2005, and Hurricane Maria which hit Puerto Rico in 2017.
CloseThe series begins with leaders, and sees a well-known figure, passionate about the subject, examining the achievements and legacies of the people whose decisions affect all our lives. 1/8
CloseOf all of Life's filming locations, working in Antarctica was the most challenging and only through collaboration could the team hope to achieve their goals. One team was diving under the ice of the Ross Sea; another camped out in a chinstrap penguin colony. 1/10
CloseNo one has ever followed or filmed a Komodo dragon hunting a water buffalo - this was the challenge for cameraman Kevin Flay. 2/10
CloseHayley is an unashamed chocaholic. Rinia has a takeaway diet. So why are they both slim? 1/4
CloseKarl from Essex is puzzled about why he's never gained weight. Sabrina also meets Gaby from south London. Could her digestive system hold the secret to her keeping trim? 2/4
CloseFor the first time Life has succeeded in filming a complete sequence of the colossal humpback whale's courtship battle - known as the 'heat run'. It was filmed from the air, surface and underwater to give the full picture. 3/10
CloseGregg is in Italy, hitching a lift on a train carrying over a thousand tonnes of wheat to the largest dried pasta factory in the world. He discovers how it's mixed with water, pushed through moulds, and turned into spaghetti. 2/6
CloseThe series begins with leaders, and sees a well-known figure, passionate about the subject, examining the achievements and legacies of the people whose decisions affect all our lives. 1/8
CloseEight-part series exploring the achievements of some of the greatest figures of the 20th century. In this episode, the public decide who the greatest explorer was. 2/8
CloseBen travels to New Zealand's North Island, where he meets a young nomadic family led by Amber and Andy, who spend their life exploring the country's wild landscapes. 2/8
CloseWe investigate two of the most devastating Hurricanes of modern times: Hurricane Katrina, which struck the Gulf Coast of America in 2005, and Hurricane Maria which hit Puerto Rico in 2017.
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