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Britain experienced unprecedented social and economic change during this period. This clip explores the rise in crimes such as smuggling and highway robbery as cities grew and trade flourished, the liberal use of the death penalty, and how attitudes to law enforcement and punishment changed from the early 1800s as rapid industrialisation and urbanisation continued, and police forces came into existence.

Ruairidh Alastair MacLennan explores health and lifestyle issues in Scotland today. This episode sees him investigate the drinking culture amongst young people today.

From childhood to adolescence, our concept of death changes. This programme examines a child's response to the death of another, coping with a terminal diagnosis in childhood, and adolescent attitudes and issues involving death.

Following Simon Atkins, a gay Catholic man, as he considers converting to Judaism. Contains some scenes which some viewers may find upsetting.

In Newton's First Law, presenter Spiro Liacos is 'thrown forward' in a head-on collision, 'thrown backwards' when his tram takes off, and 'thrown to the side' when his car suddely turns a corner. But in fact none of these things actually happen! Using brilliant visuals, this episode looks at the fact that an object will remain stationary or move with a constant velocity unless a force acts on it. It also describes a number of different forces that...

Mindfulness is a buzz word that also delivers manifold benefits. It means focusing in the present without judgment. Kylie Bell tells Eve Ash about a Roy Baumeister study which gave people apps that randomly asked what they were thinking about: the past, the present or the future. Most were found to be thinking about the future. The study also tested wellbeing and found participants were happiest when they focused on the present. When people are practicing...

Bon Jovi perform some of their most famous hits to a select audience, and frontman Jon Bon Jovi takes viewers on a tour of his recording studio and his pub.

Professor Armand Leroi, an evolutionary biologist, explores the 'scientific history of pop music' and attempts to use the data to create a hit record with producer Trevor Horn. Also in HD.

The testing, evaluation and refinement stage is an integral part of the engineering design process. This video investigates three real-world projects requiring different testing methods, uncovering why testing is crucial to achieve finished products that fit the brief. Engineering students will benefit from interviews with engineers who worked on the Deepsea Challenger life support sphere, the Morph Wheels foldable wheelchair wheel, and the Fliteboard...

Nick Robinson explores the history of Britain's prime ministers. Sir Robert Walpole, the first and longest-serving prime minister, who served from 1721 to 1742.