Over 2,000 journalists from across the world descended upon the small city of Santa Maria, California, for Michael Jackson’s 2005 trial. Channels interrupted their regular broadcasting to show 24-hour rolling news coverage of the events. E! Entertainment and Sky News even worked together to recreate the trial, using a Michael Jackson impersonator as a stand-in for Jackson in the dock.

Now, by revisiting the 'trial of the century' in forensic detail, this premium, archive-driven series will not only explore the relationship between Michael Jackson and the media, but also document Jackson’s life story, as lived in the gaze of cameras. In doing so, the series seeks to ask wider questions about race, fame, journalistic ethics and the American justice system.

After nearly a hundred years filming every aspect of the natural world, David Attenborough delivers his most powerful message yet. In this feature-length film, he draws on his lifetime of knowledge and experience to take audiences on a journey of wonder through the planet’s most spectacular undersea habitats, revealing that we are currently living in the greatest age of ocean discovery, and showing beyond doubt that it is the most important place on Earth.

While Attenborough exposes the biggest problems facing our ocean, his story is one of hope, and that in front of us is an opportunity for marine life to recover on a scale no one alive has ever seen before.

As Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs faces trial in May 2025 in a case that has drawn global attention, this must-see premium documentary will take a deep dive into how the fallen mogul was able to act with impunity for decades, and the complicity of those around him.

From the music industry figures who celebrated Combs’ success, garlanding him with awards and praise, to political elites wanting to be seen with him, to billion-dollar brands who craved his endorsements, the film will look to explore why so many people continually turned a blind eye to Sean Combs and his abusive behaviour.

Directed by Academy Award-winner Sam Mendes and produced by Academy Award-winner Simon Chinn, this powerful documentary tells the story of two British soldier-camera operators, Sgt. Mike Lewis and Sgt. Bill Lawrie, who filmed the liberation of Bergen-Belsen concentration camp at the end of World War II.

By immersing audiences in their eyewitness accounts through the footage they shot, married with audio interviews (recorded by the Imperial War Museum in the 1980s) describing their experiences in detail the film becomes an intimate and personal record of two ordinary men’s defining experience of the war - and, through them, of the profound trauma and tragedy of the Holocaust.

The Moonies were one the biggest cults of the 1980s – millions of members were flocking to hail its founder Sun Myung Moon as the new Messiah. But for others the Moonies were a dangerous cult – stealing their children, arranging forced marriages, amassing a multi-billion-dollar empire, built on human trafficking and extortion

This is the remarkable true story of the Moonies, told with unprecedented access to those on the inside including Moon’s own son, Sam, who has never spoken before, and the daughter of Europe’s founding members, Donna. The film will follow their journey, taking incredible twists and turns and ultimately seeking to expose the secrets and lies that even Moon’s most loyal followers can’t ignore…

With unparalleled access to John F. Kennedy Jr.’s inner circle, Ladies & Gentlemen: Meet JFK Jr. will unpack the president’s son’s life through the meteoric rise and tumultuous fall of his George magazine. This cultural time capsule embodied the optimism and complexities of the 1990s in American politics and pop culture.

Composed of in-depth interviews, extensive archive, and poignant imagery, this three-part series will delve into John’s journey and provide insight into his life at a time when he was at the pinnacle of American celebrity.

On the 23rd September 2022, 16 year old Sarina Esmailzadeh was beaten to death by Iranian Security Forces for daring to raise her voice for women’s rights. Award-winning director Mahnaz Mohammadi has spent her life filming women fighting repression in Iran, but has never before seen bravery as demonstrated by Sarina and her generation, women willing to sacrifice everything for their voices to be heard.

With unparalleled exclusive access to over 900 hours of archive, beautifully shot by Mahnaz over 20 years, How to Be a Woman: My Iranian Story will be the definitive account of the women’s movement in Iran as it reaches its zenith.

The Post Office Murder unwraps the story of a brutal murder in a bucolic Yorkshire village and a 14-year battle for answers. The case rocked the local community, and when local postmaster Robin Garbutt was arrested and charged with his wife’s murder, it instantly became a ‘state-of-the nation’ crime, and headline news.

But Garbutt, who was found guilty and sentenced to life in prison, always maintained his innocence. Could his conviction now be seriously undermined by the Horizon scandal, one of the biggest miscarriages of justice in British history? The series is set to be a fascinating exploration of whether Garbutt is indeed innocent, or in fact a cold-blooded murderer.