SBS - Programs and Schedules

Week commencing 15 February 2026


Sunday 15 February
07:30 PM Dominic West Extreme Silk Road S01 E02
08:25 PM Fengyang: The Forgotten Imperial City Premiere
10:10 PM Dun Huang: Ancient Frontier Fortress Rpt
11:10 PM South Korea With Alexander Armstrong Rpt
12:05 AM South Korea With Alexander Armstrong Rpt
12:55 AM South Korea With Alexander Armstrong Rpt

Monday 16 February
07:35 PM Inside The Tower Of London S07 E02
08:30 PM 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown S016 E03
09:25 PM Never Mind The Buzzcocks S03 E03
10:10 PM SBS World News Late
10:40 PM Other People’s Money S01 E02
11:30 PM Vigil x 3 Rpt

Tuesday 17 February
07:30 PM Who Do You Think You Are? Marc Fennell Rpt
08:35 PM Bardot Premiere
10:20 PM SBS World News Late
10:50 PM Exit Rpt
11:50 PM Syndrome E Rpt
12:55 AM Syndrome E Rpt

Wednesday 18 February
07:35 PM Saving Yellowstone S01 E03
08:30 PM Seven Wonders Of The Ancient World Rpt
09:25 PM Trespasses S01 E03
10:20 PM SBS World News Late
10:50 PM Face To Face Rpt
11:20 PM Face To Face Rpt
11:45 PM Darkness: Those Who Kill Rpt
12:40 AM Darkness: Those Who Kill Rpt

Thursday 19 February
07:30 PM Toronto Airport Uncovered S01 E07
08:20 PM Robson Green: World’s Most Amazing Walks S01 E07
09:15 PM A Spy Among Friends Series Premiere
10:20 PM SBS World News Late
10:50 PM In Memoriam Series Premiere
11:40 PM Forest Of The Missing Rpt
12:30 AM Forest Of The Missing Rpt

Friday 20 February
07:30 PM Going Places With Ernie Dingo Season 7 Premiere


08:30 PM Super Ships: A Revolution At Sea Rpt
09:35 PM Harrods: The Rise and Fall Rpt
10:30 PM SBS World News Late
11:00 PM Sisi Rpt
11:55 PM Babylon Berlin Rpt
12:50 AM Babylon Berlin Rpt

Saturday 21 February
07:30 PM Neil And Martin’s Bon Voyage Series Premiere
08:25 PM Travels with Agatha & Sir David Suchet Rpt
09:20 PM Shaun Micallef’s Origin Odyssey Rpt
10:20 PM Highclere: The Real Downton Abbey Rpt
11:15 PM Outlander Rpt
12:25 AM Outlander Rpt

Peleliu: WWII’s Most Well-Preserved Battlefield

Sunday, 22 February at 5.25pm

Narrated by actor Kyle Chandler (Friday Night Lights, Bloodline and Catch-22 on SBS On Demand), Peleliu: WWII’s Most Well-Preserved Battlefield explores the impact that World War II had on a small island in the Palau archipelago in Micronesia. The remote island of Peleliu is considered the most well-preserved battlefield in the world — a living testament to one of the U.S. Marines’ most bitter and eye-opening fights in World War II. The military engagement was supposed to last three days, but, instead, it took 72 days of hard fighting to eliminate the Japanese from 500 caves on the island.

Because it is illegal to remove any relic from the island, the battlefield remains almost as it was when the fight here ended in 1944.

The Colosseum With Dan Snow

Sunday 22 February 7:35 PM (2 parts)

Dan Snow uncovers the fascinating history behind the Colosseum, one of the most iconic structures in the world. Built after the chaotic reign of Emperor Nero, the Colosseum was commissioned by Emperor Vespasian in 69 AD to restore order and grandeur to Rome.

Dan explores the innovative building techniques, including Roman concrete, which allowed the Colosseum to be completed in just 10 years. He visits the Ludus Magnus, a gladiator training centre, and investigates the thrilling yet bloody opening games, marked by a fierce battle between two famous gladiators. Dan also delves into the immersive experience of attending a Colosseum event, examining the staging techniques and the role of underground mechanisms to elevate the spectacle.

*Episode one airs at 7.30pm and episode two airs concurrently at 8.25pm.

Episode 1 The Colosseum is one of the most famous ancient buildings in the world. Historian Dan Snow discovers the real story of this magnificent ruin from how and why it was created, the materials used to the gory glamour of the real life gladiators.

Episode 2 Dan heads behind the scenes of the Colosseum to explore a day at the most thrilling games in Ancient Rome. He’ll investigate the sex symbols and superstars of Rome, the gladiators, and find out exactly what happened during a day at the games.

Fukushima: Days That Shocked The World

Friday, 27 February at 8.30pm (2 parts)

On March 11th 2011, at 14:46, Japan was rocked by the most powerful earthquake in the nation’s history, triggering tsunami alerts and causing panic up and down the east coast. When the tsunami arrived, the wall of water reached 40 metres high, and flooded 10 kilometres inland, destroying everything in its path. In just a couple of hours, nearly 20,000 people had been killed. Although few yet knew it, the tsunami had also crippled the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, which was heading for a melt-down. We hear from survivors and witnesses to that catastrophic day.

Episode One: In 2011, Japan was hit by a devastating tsunami killing 20,000 people and triggering a nuclear meltdown. Survivors and witnesses tell the story.

Sisi - Season 4

Friday 27 February 11:00 PM

While abroad, Sisi encounters a sudden personal setback. Back home, she must navigate new challenges, drawing on courage and resolve to face obstacles and uncertainties in her path.

What Are We Fighting For?

Saturday, 28 February at 5.30pm

To protest against the Vietnam War and the conscription of young men to fight in it, resistance in South Australia, as in other states, came from many strands of the community. From 1965 to 1972, many individuals put themselves at risk of arrest and gaol time by their refusal to support the Vietnam War. In these firsthand accounts of people bravely and directly organising or participating in protest, we learn what prompted them to take action, what obstacles they faced and what they achieved.

Week commencing 22 February 2026


Sunday 22 February
07:30 PM The Colosseum With Dan Snow Series Premiere
08:25 PM The Colosseum With Dan Snow S01 E02
09:20 PM Ancient Empires Rpt
11:15 PM Reframed: Marilyn Monroe x 4 Rpt

Monday 23 February
07:35 PM Inside The Tower Of London S07 E03
08:30 PM 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown S16 E04
09:25 PM Never Mind The Buzzcocks S03 E04
10:05 PM SBS World News Late
10:35 PM Other People’s Money S01 E03
11:30 PM Vigil x 3 Rpt

Tuesday 24 February
07:30 PM Who Do You Think You Are? Matt Nable Rpt
08:35 PM Australia’s Greatest Conman? Series Premiere


09:35 PM Air India Crash: What Went Wrong? Rpt
10:30 PM SBS World News Late
11:00 PM Exit Rpt
12:00 AM Syndrome E Rpt
01:00 AM Syndrome E Rpt

Wednesday 25 February
07:35 PM Saving Yellowstone S01 E04
08:30 PM Australia’s Greatest Conman? S01 E02
09:30 PM Trespasses S01 E04
10:25 PM SBS World News Late
10:55 PM Face To Face Rpt
11:20 PM Face To Face Rpt
11:50 PM Darkness: Those Who Kill Rpt
12:45 AM Darkness: Those Who Kill Rpt

Thursday 26 February
07:35 PM Toronto Airport Uncovered S01 E08
08:25 PM Robson Green: World’s Most Amazing Walks S01 E08
09:20 PM A Spy Among Friends S01 E02
10:30 PM SBS World News Late
11:00 PM In Memoriam S01 E02
11:50 PM The Hollow Rpt
12:50 AM The Hollow Rpt

Friday 27 February
07:30 PM Going Places With Ernie Dingo S07 E02
08:30 PM Fukushima: Days That Shocked The World Series Premiere
09:25 PM Fly With Me Rpt
10:30 PM SBS World News Late
11:00 PM Sisi Season 4 Premiere
12:00 AM Babylon Berlin Rpt
12:55 AM Babylon Berlin Rpt

Saturday 28 February
07:30 PM Neil And Martin’s Bon Voyage S01 E02
08:25 PM Travels with Agatha & Sir David Suchet Rpt
09:20 PM Shaun Micallef’s Origin Odyssey Rpt
10:20 PM Highclere: The Real Downton Abbey Rpt
11:15 PM Outlander Rpt
12:25 AM Outlander Rpt

SBS rejects Jewish film over fears it could ‘offend wider community’

SBS has been accused of punishing Jewish Australian creatives for the disturbing rise of antisemitism and refusing to screen Jewish-themed projects for fear of offending the wider community.

The majority taxpayer-funded broadcaster last week knocked back the chance to acquire a short film depicting life in Bondi as a young Jewish Australian man, and financed by the Jewish Australian Screen Fund, explaining it was troubled by “content that could be received as inflammatory across some communities”.

The decision prompted fund chief Jamie Bialkower to write to SBS managing director Jane Palfreyman to raise serious concerns about a lack of Jewish representation within SBS programming and question the broadcaster’s commitment to its charter.

Mr Bialkower said the film, Mezuzah Man, written and directed by Sydneysider Jacob Melamed, was not inflammatory and simply captured the story of a young man living in Bondi and struggling with his Jewish identity and community pride in the face of antisemitism.

Ms Palfreyman told The Australian “SBS strongly rejects the suggestion that it does not commission Jewish content” but admitted the process could have been better handled.

Rome: Secrets From Above

Sunday 1 March 7:30 PM

Rome: Secrets From Above explores the incredible sights, history and secret engineering of Rome from an entirely new perspective – from the air.

Episode One:

Sweeping drone footage follows skilled engineers as they preserve the city’s treasures, from the Trevi Fountain, where nearly a million euros in coins are removed each year, to a remarkable excavation project at the newly discovered Roman city of Aquinum. The aerial journey captures a tour of the city in an icon of Italian design, the Fiat 500 and ventures beyond the ancient walls to a spectacular cliff-top settlement teetering on the brink of collapse.

Episode Two:

An aerial journey captures the thunderous midday gun tradition, echoing across the city for over 170 years, and ventures beyond the ancient walls to a remarkable historic quarry that’s still in use today. From above, the city’s transformation from Roman ruin to Renaissance masterpiece is revealed, including the restoration of a remarkable fountain staircase hidden in Rome’s famous botanical gardens.

Powerful Women

Sunday 1 March 11:40 PM

Follows three extraordinary Kenyan women who confront the deepest roots of gender based violence in their communities. Together, they defy the established order, transform culture from within and open a path where none existed before - towards a future where girls can grow up free from violence with equality, opportunity and a voice nobody can take from them.

The Social Schism

Wednesday 4 March 7:30 PM

As Australia grapples with rising polarisation and division, how do we forge a path forward for a more united and inclusive country? In this SBS News and Current Affairs special, Janice Petersen hears from high-profile thought leaders and community representatives from across the divide, to ask how we got here, and how we can find our way through to build understanding and connection.

Lost Grail With Alice Roberts

Wednesday 4 March 8:30 PM

Join Professor Alice Roberts on an adventure across Britain as she decodes the truth behind its Holy Grail legends, linking Arthurian lore, sacred relics and the Knights Templar, with her research culminating at the mysterious Rosslyn Chapel…and a controversial archaeological find.

Episode One:

Professor Alice Roberts begins her quest on Britain’s windswept south coast, investigating the biblical legend of Joseph of Arimathea, a tale woven deep into English folklore. Alice traces the legend saying Jospeh carried the Holy Grail to Cornwall, Dorset, and the Isle of Wight, laying the foundation for one of history’s greatest mysteries.

Prisoner 951

Wednesday 4 March 09:25PM

April 2016, Tehran. Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe is seized at the airport and separated from her baby daughter. Accused of spying, she is falsely imprisoned in Iran. In London, her husband Richard comes to the awful realisation his wife has been taken hostage. Richard is told to stay silent, to be patient. He refuses - this cannot stand. Richard decides the world must know. He must go public.

Face To Face - Season 3

Wednesday 4 March 11:00 PM

Episode 1

CEO Holger Lang is stunned when a video surfaces showing Christina, his heir, being murdered by a hitman. Realising the connection to his younger brother Markus, Holger confronts him and uncovers a possible conspiracy threatening both his life and the family business.

Episode 2

Holger rushes to Markus’ apartment to confront Liz, the trusted company lawyer. He discovers she has assisted Markus with a contract that could endanger the firm. Despite her intentions and possible feelings for Holger, her actions, and her links to Holger’s friend Otto, threaten everything.

Darkness: Those Who Kill

Wednesday 4 March 12:00 AM Overnight

Episode 1

Louise Bergstein is on edge after her last homicide case. But she is determined to continue working as a profiler on the force, and when a middle-aged couple is found brutally murdered outside their home, she takes the case. She assists chief detective Frederik Havgaard, who is convinced he knows who the killer is. But Louise’s criminal profile points to a completely different person.

Episode 2

Louise locates Bjorn’s little sister, Maria. Maria’s case worker suggests that Louise mentor the young woman, since she is faced with the prospect of having her child forcibly removed. Frederik visits the Breidablik commune where Bjorn used to live with his mother and Maria. Meanwhile, Bjorn hides at his previous schoolteacher, Pelle.

Meet The Wallers

Saturday 7 March 11:25 PM

Mark Waller paints seascapes while his wife Nicole faces depression and financial strain. Their daughters grow up amid sibling rivalries and family tensions. When Mark finds success, sudden tragedy exposes hidden fault lines, turning the Waller family story into a moving, universal tale of love, loss and resilience.

Week commencing 1 March 2026


Sunday 1 March
07:30 PM Rome: Secrets From Above Series Premiere
08:35 PM Rome: Secrets From Above S01 E02
09:35 PM Ancient Empires Rpt
11:40 PM Powerful Women Premiere
12:30 AM Fiona Clark: Unafraid Rpt

Monday 2 March
07:35 PM Inside The Tower Of London S07 E04
08:30 PM 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown S16 E05
09:25 PM Never Mind The Buzzcocks S03 E05
10:10 PM SBS World News Late
10:40 PM Other People’s Money S01 E04
11:35 PM The Old Man x3 Rpt

Tuesday 3 March
07:30 PM Great Continental Railway Journeys Rpt
08:30 PM Insight Season Premiere
09:30 PM Dateline Season Premiere
10:00 PM Rock Legends: Al Green S09 E06
10:30 PM SBS World News Late
11:00 PM Exit S02 E03 Rpt
11:55 PM Syndrome E S01 E05 Rpt
12:55 AM Syndrome E S01 E06 Rpt

Wednesday 4 March
07:30 PM The Social Schism Premiere
08:30 PM Lost Grail With Alice Roberts Series Premiere
09:25 PM Prisoner 951 Series Premiere
10:30 PM SBS World News Late
11:00 PM Face To Face Season 3 Premiere
11:30 PM Face To Face S03 E02
12:00 AM Darkness: Those Who Kill Season 3 Premiere
12:55 AM Darkness: Those Who Kill S03 E02

Thursday 5 March
07:35 PM Toronto Airport Uncovered S01 E09
08:30 PM The Hospital: In The Deep End Season 2 Premiere


09:35 PM A Spy Among Friends S01 E03
10:40 PM SBS World News Late
11:10 PM In Memoriam S01 E03
12:00 AM The Hollow Rpt
01:05 AM The Hollow Rpt

Friday 6 March
07:30 PM Going Places With Ernie Dingo S07 E03
08:30 PM Fukushima: Days That Shocked The World S01 E02
09:25 PM Fly With Me Rpt
10:40 PM SBS World News Late
11:10 PM Sisi S04 E02
12:05 AM Babylon Berlin Rpt
01:05 AM Babylon Berlin Rpt

Saturday 7 March
07:30 PM Neil And Martin’s Bon Voyage S01 E03
08:25 PM Travels with Agatha & Sir David Suchet Rpt
09:20 PM Shaun Micallef’s Origin Odyssey Rpt
10:25 PM Highclere: The Real Downton Abbey Rpt
11:25 PM Meet The Wallers Series Premiere
01:05 AM El Immortal - Gangs Of Madrid Rpt
02:05 AM El Immortal - Gangs Of Madrid Rpt

A lot of premieres this upcoming week - particularly on Wednesday. Well done, to SBS.

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Suchet, who played Hercule Poirot with aplomb in dozens of Christie adaptations, is presenting Mysteries on the Nile with Sir David Suchet, which has been pre-bought by Austraia’s SBS and will be on sale at this week’s London TV Screenings.

Filming will take place on location in the (northern) spring of 2026.

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Have been watching my recordings of Vigil from SBS this week.

At the end of every episode, SBS squashes up the credits and runs a promo for SBS on Demand. The problem is that they run too early and ruin the last scene of every episode with the last few frames of the show also squashed up on the left. Great way to wreck the impact of the cliffhanger and piss off viewers.

Is it any wonder that viewers HATE free to air?


In the first episode you actually had an important cliffhanger with a gunshot happen in the squashed up part of the screen. :angry:

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Update:

Sydney, Melbourne
07:30 PM Neil And Martin’s Bon Voyage S01 E03
08:25 PM Travels with Agatha & Sir David Suchet Rpt
09:20 PM Shaun Micallef’s Origin Odyssey Rpt
10:25 PM Strade Bianche Women’s Race 2026
12:20 AM Strade Bianche Men’s Race 2026

Brisbane
07:30 PM Neil And Martin’s Bon Voyage S01 E03
08:25 PM Travels with Agatha & Sir David Suchet Rpt
09:25 PM Strade Bianche Women’s Race 2026
11:20 PM Strade Bianche Men’s Race 2026

Adelaide
07:30 PM Neil And Martin’s Bon Voyage S01 E03
08:25 PM Travels with Agatha & Sir David Suchet Rpt
09:25 PM Going Places With Ernie Dingo Rpt
09:55 PM Strade Bianche Women’s Race 2026
11:50 PM Strade Bianche Men’s Race 2026

Perth
07:30 PM Strade Bianche Women’s Race 2026
09:20 PM Strade Bianche Men’s Race 2026
12:15 AM Neil And Martin’s Bon Voyage Rpt

There was a tad too many repeats so they conveniently have some live sport to slot in.

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Pompeii: Life In The City With Dan Snow

Sunday 8 March 7:30 PM

Episode 1

Dan Snow and Kate Lister explore what life was really like in ancient Pompeii. In this episode they discover how the Romans earned a living. From slave to aristocrat everybody in Pompeii was on the lookout for the next chance to take a step up in the world.

Episode 2

In this episode, Dan and Kate explore the homes of Pompeii’s citizens, from the wealthy elite to the poor. They examine Pompeii’s grid layout, with graffiti from children depicting gladiators, and visit a luxurious villa with gardens and private bathhouses. At the Newt in Somerset, a reconstructed Roman home offers a glimpse into the opulence of the top tier of society.

Inside The Tower Of London - Season 8

Monday 9 March 7:30 PM

At the Tower of London, a landmark D-Day anniversary is marked with a powerful service of remembrance. As national history is honoured, new light is shed on Sir Walter Raleigh’s fate, and change comes closer to home with an emotional farewell to a senior figure at the fortress.

Kate And Larapinta

Monday 9 March 12:40 AM Overnight

Kate Leeming embarks on a 700km solo cycle along Australia’s remote Finke River. Battling searing heat, mechanical failures and exhaustion, she confronts physical limits and inner ghosts, turning her epic journey into a meditation on purpose, resilience, and what it takes to keep going.

Sandi Toksvig’s Great Riviera Rail Trip

Wednesday 11 March 7:30 PM

Popular comedian and writer Sandi Toksvig takes one of the world’s most spectacular rail trips along the French Riviera. From Marseille in the West to Menton by the Italian Border, lies a hundred and sixty kilometre stretch of coastline that became the great dream destination of the twentieth century and still glitters today. Sandi will explore not just the luxurious high life of this playground of the rich and famous, but the fascinating cultural history, treading in the footsteps of the some of the greatest artists and writers of the last 150 years. She meets winemakers and parfumiers and enjoys great food as she strolls the old towns, promenades and beaches of the Cote D’Azur.

Episode One:

Sandi starts her Riviera Rail Trip in the lovely little town of Sanary Sur Mer, where she indulges her love of boats and finds out how the giants of German literature made this sleepy town an intellectual hotbed after fleeing the Nazis in the 1930s. She treads in the footsteps of Edith Wharton, one of her favourite writers, in her beautifully preserved garden, strolls along the very train platform where cinema was born and hits the Riviera’s high life in St Tropez, where she visits the exclusive beach club that was once the epicentre of the sexual revolution.

Prisoner 951

Wednesday, 11 March at 9.25pm

Episode Two:

There’s contact at last, confirming Nazanin is alive. She is briefly reunited with Gabriella before being sent back to prison. In London, Richard battles a seemingly sluggish and dispassionate government.

Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare

Friday 13 March 8:30 PM

In March 2011, Japan was hit by the strongest earthquake in its history. The ensuing tsunami overwhelmed the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, plunging the nation into its gravest crisis since World War II. Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare tells the story of nine harrowing days minute by minute - from the control-room engineers fighting to prevent a total meltdown, to the political leaders confronting an unthinkable evacuation, to ordinary citizens caught in the fallout. Directed by James Jones and Megumi Inman, the film is a gripping and immersive account of courage, chaos, and the thin line between heroism and catastrophe.

Week commencing 8 March 2026


Sunday 8 March
07:30 PM Pompeii: Life In The City With Dan Snow Series Premiere
08:25 PM Pompeii: Life In The City With Dan Snow S01 E02
09:15 PM Ancient Empires Rpt
10:55 PM Roberta Flack Rpt
12:25 AM Jackie And Lee: A Tale Of Two Sisters Rpt
01:20 AM Paris-Nice 2026 Premiere

Monday 9 March
07:30 PM Inside The Tower Of London Season 8 Premiere
08:30 PM 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown S16 E06
09:25 PM Never Mind The Buzzcocks S03 E06
10:05 PM SBS World News Late
10:35 PM Other People’s Money S01 E05
11:30 PM The Old Man Rpt
12:40 AM Kate And Larapinta Premiere
01:10 AM Paris-Nice 2026 Stage 2

Tuesday 10 March
07:30 PM Great Continental Railway Journeys Rpt
08:30 PM Insight
09:30 PM Dateline
10:00 PM Rock Legends: Marvin Gaye Rpt
10:30 PM SBS World News Late
11:00 PM Exit Rpt
11:55 PM The Carnival Rpt
01:10 AM Paris-Nice 2026 Stage 3

Wednesday 11 March
07:30 PM Sandi Toksvig’s Great Riviera Rail Trip Series Premiere

08:25 PM Lost Grail With Alice Roberts S01 E02
09:25 PM Prisoner 951 S01 E02
10:25 PM SBS World News Late
10:55 PM Face To Face S03 E03
11:20 PM Face To Face S03 E04
11:50 PM Darkness: Those Who Kill S03 E03
12:45 AM Cold Water Premiere
01:10 AM Paris-Nice 2026 Stage 4

Thursday 12 March
07:35 PM Toronto Airport Uncovered S01 E10
08:30 PM The Hospital: In The Deep End S02 E02
09:35 PM A Spy Among Friends S01 E04
10:40 PM SBS World News Late
11:10 PM In Memoriam S01 E04
12:00 AM The Hollow Rpt
01:05 AM Dirty Bird Rpt
01:10 AM Paris-Nice 2026 Stage 5

Friday 13 March
07:30 PM Going Places With Ernie Dingo S07 E04
08:30 PM Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare Premiere
10:05 PM Rock Legends: Simple Minds S09 E14
10:35 PM SBS World News Late
11:05 PM Sisi S04 E03
12:05 AM How Sports Changed The World Rpt
01:10 AM Paris-Nice 2026 Stage 6

Saturday 14 March
07:30 PM Jewels of the Mediterranean S01 E02
08:25 PM Travels with Agatha & Sir David Suchet Rpt
09:20 PM Shaun Micallef’s Origin Odyssey Rpt
10:25 PM Highclere: The Real Downton Abbey Rpt
11:25 PM Paris-Nice 2026 Stage 7

The 4 part series premiered on Channel 4 in November last year.

The Guardian UK’s review

Trailer

First look at The Social Schism forum special

Manhattan Project In Colour

Sunday 15 March 5:35 PM

The Manhattan Project, the work of Robert Oppenheimer’s team, was a turning point in history - mankind had acquired the means of its own destruction.

Thousands of black and white photographs and hundreds of reels of film survive from those game-changing years. Now, in this unique documentary, which uses the latest technology to transform rarely seen images and restore, sharpen and repair priceless damaged film - the Manhattan Project comes to life.

The Manhattan Project in Colour focuses not on the fine detail of the science, but on the human stories and herculean effort needed to transform scrawled blackboard equations into a viable bomb. It features eye-witness testimony from those who helped build the bombs, plus harrowing survivor interviews from those affected by the first nuclear test in New Mexico and the devastating bombing of Hiroshima. The Manhattan Project in Colour reveals just what it took to get to the finish line first.

Treasures with Bettany Hughes - Season 5

Thursday 19 March 7:35 PM 6 Parts

In this brand-new season of Treasures of the World, historian Bettany Hughes returns to explore more of humanity’s most captivating stories, uncovering hidden histories and remarkable artifacts across the globe. From the snowy peaks of Switzerland to the desert landscapes of Uzbekistan, Bettany’s travels reveal how geography and history have shaped civilisations.

Season Five, Episode One: Croatia: Gifts Of The Sea

Bettany Hughes’s Croatian journey begins on Korčula, diving with archaeologists to uncover a Neolithic settlement that provides a glimpse into early coastal life. On the mainland, she explores Split’s Diocletian’s Palace, discovering how the fortress became the heart of the Eastern Roman Empire.

In Ston, she learns how salt, protected by Europe’s longest walls, funded a medieval republic, and she samples local oysters. Finally, in Dubrovnik, the “Pearl of the Adriatic,” she traces the city’s rise, exploring hidden historical remains and a nearby island where Richard the Lionheart was supposedly shipwrecked.