The Woman The Gestapo Could Never Catch

A dusty suitcase. A vanished uncle. And a letter that stops a life on paper. Historian Grace Karskins opens her father Wim’s wartime archive and steps into Nazi-occupied Netherlands. What begins with a transport list at Camp Amersfoort and a miraculous removal for pleurisy leads to a frozen hell at Rees — and the tiny tissue slip that became his passport to freedom. But why did Wim’s brother Jan, a teenage recruit to the Waffen SS, end up wounded in Graz, write home from Berlin, and disappear as the Halbe Pocket closed in? Meanwhile in Melbourne, 79-year-old Ming Ballantong follows two wartime letters and a DNA test to the moment he finally sees his Filipino father’s face — and learns he has far more family than he ever imagined. Travel from Haarlem to Berlin, Riga to Halbe, and Sydney to Manila as hidden records, Red Cross index cards, and one unforgettable photo reveal what families kept silent for decades. Watch to uncover the choices that split brothers, the ruse that saved a life, and the truth that rewrites a son’s

In 1945, the Second World War finally came to an end—but the world would never be the same again. From shattered cities and displaced millions to the rise of new superpowers, the nuclear age and the beginnings of the Cold War, this documentary explores how the aftermath of WWII transformed global politics, society and the balance of power for generations.

From Prince William’s extraordinary upbringing and the tragedy of losing Diana to Kate Middleton’s middle-class childhood and entry into royal life, this documentary explores how two very different worlds came together. It follows their university romance, royal wedding, growing family and increasing responsibilities as they prepare for their future roles at the heart of the monarchy.

Could technology turn us into superheroes? Justin Bratton tests bionic boots designed to give humans extraordinary speed, experiments with brain stimulation intended to improve mental performance, and investigates metamaterials that can make objects effectively invisible. From superhuman movement to enhanced intelligence, the episode explores how science is turning fantasy into reality

Sean Bean explores the Battle of Waterloo through the eyewitness accounts of the ordinary soldiers who fought there. From firing deadly muskets and a 200-year-old cannon to retracing the desperate defence of Hougoumont, he uncovers the fear, firepower and remarkable courage behind the battle that brought Napoleon’s rule to an end.

Five children from four families enter an intensive nine-week program in search of answers about their challenging behaviour. Although each child is suspected of having ADHD, a team of experts begins to question whether the diagnosis tells the whole story. As the families confront explosive outbursts, school difficulties and growing conflict at home, medication becomes an agonizing decision. This revealing documentary explores the complicated truth behind childhood ADHD—and what it takes to help a struggling child.