Documentaries and journalism

Nick Randall's documentary follows William and Kate from St Andrews friendship to Westminster Abbey and family life.

The Pulitzer-winning novelist joins Joe Skinner to connect "Ply" with experimental music, sentence-making and American individualism.

The Atlantic host argues that maps designed to secure Republican majorities became a liability when voters swung away from the party.

A VICE Sports clip puts guaranteed contracts at the heart of wrestling's missed opportunity, while viewers debate whether the storyline sho…

The documentary moves from a house without electricity to interviews about illicit guns, exotic animals and the financial risks of drug dea…

A documentary first aired in 2015 returns alongside a debate about parenthood and traditional gender roles.

The Atlantic's fast-starting Short compares Hungary's change of government with the loss of Trump's congressional backing.

Coming Home follows land return, cultural renewal and a journey to ancestral artifacts in Russia.

The Atlantic's widely watched Short looks beyond Democratic victories to the limits of congressional scrutiny.

An archival Isabel Allende interview adds the California Gold Rush to a week spanning aristocratic marriage and congressional history.

Darren Mara's documentary, first aired in March, joins two Colombia reports in a three-upload week.

Anne Curry and battlefield investigators test the longbow legend in the channel's most-watched new documentary.

David Frum's accountability argument joins Jonathan Lemire's campaign commentary and a cybersecurity detour in a 15-upload week.

Channel 5's investigation into Jared Kushner's Albanian projects ends with a sit-down with the prime minister, after stops at an empty reso…

Its only new documentary follows teenage recruitment into drug dealing and asks where protection failed.

Forbidden History joins a ten-upload week that also explores Moses' staff and the intelligence networks behind royal conspiracies.

Digging for Britain tests the Cornish island's links to ancient tin trading, with axe-casting experiments adding a practical lesson.

Leo Richards' sleep-friendly ocean film approaches ten million views during a week without new uploads.

David Navarro brings a young motorcyclist's account directly to the people stealing bikes in London's UNTOLD documentary.

The 2011 "Pipe Bomb" anchors a ten-upload week, with viewers remembering the speech that brought them back to wrestling.