Sky Max

Big Zuu & AJ Tracey’s Rich Flavours

BAFTA award-winning TV chef Big Zuu teams up with his cousin and multi-platinum selling rapper AJ Tracey, for a global culinary experience like no other. This three-part series takes viewers on an exciting journey to explore the world’s most expensive and outrageous dishes. But the dynamic duo won’t just be sampling the food – they'll be immersing themselves in the culture, customs and stories surrounding these unique dining experiences, offering a glimpse into the world of ludicrous luxury. 

BBC ONE

Strictly Come Dancing

Celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2024, the much loved national treasure continues to go from strength to strength. The BAFTA award winning show is the highlight in BBC One’s Saturday night schedule with over 9m tuning in to watch comedian Chris McCausland raise the glitterball in the 2024 final. Originating in the UK, the TV format now airs in over 60 territories around the world.

The Grave Robbers

It should be impossible to steal a home, but Sue Mitchell reveals it's all too easy. The multi-award winning investigative journalist is on the trail of an East European crime group using forged wills to 'take' the homes of the dead , stealing millions from rightful heirs and denying the Government valuable tax revenue.

Hands Tied

An emotional eight-part true crime documentary series exploring a harrowing police investigation, the unravelling of a family, and a daughter's relentless search for the truth.

BBC Three

Chloe Ayling: My Unbelievable Kidnapping

Chloe Ayling: My Unbelievable Kidnapping is a three-part documentary series featuring Chloe Ayling as she recounts, in her own words, the ordeal of her 2017 kidnapping. Giving her first documentary interview since her abductors’ conviction, Chloe Ayling revisits the story of her time in captivity and tries to come to terms with what took place, the media reaction and why many people refused to believe her.

OLYMPIC CHANNEL

The Vault

This major 10-part series explores the incredible stories behind many of the amazing artefacts held in the Olympic Museum in Lausanne, Switzerland.

Presenters, Olympian Jeanette Kwakye and engineering expert Rob Bell are given unprecedented access to The Olympic Museum, where they hear from the Museum’s curators and many of the Olympic legends behind the stories. BBC Studios Documentary Unit was commissioned by Olympic Channel to produce The Vault: Treasures of the Olympics and is freely available worldwide on Olympics.com.