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En la Italia del siglo XVI, una joven noble conspira con su amante y su familia para asesinar a su abusivo padre, lo que provoca un alboroto en la comunidad y en la Iglesia Católica.

Rich Spanish landowner Alvaro is torn between his wife Elvira and two other women in his life. He's also worried about the fact that both his father and grandfather were murdered by Spanish revolutionaries in the house he's inherited.

Brian May: The Badgers, the Farmers and Me, is an authored, first-person piece by the Queen guitarist and wildlife activist. Broadcast on BBC Two at 9pm on Friday, 23 August, the programme follows Brian over a decade long journey to understand the crisis caused by Bovine Tuberculosis and his opposition to the controversial badger cull, implemented to curb the spread of the disease in cattle. For decades, Brian May and his team have passionately opposed the cull of badgers, organising marches, protests, and a petition. Despite their efforts, the cull in England began in 2013 and continues to this day. It has caused a divide between wildlife activists and farmers, whose livelihoods depend on the health of their cattle herds. Under current laws, any cow testing positive for TB must be slaughtered, placing immense pressure on the agricultural community.

LONG STORY SHORT follows "Temple Ross" as she tries, aided by her two best friends "Tonya" and "Lou", to get her hair done. The mission seems easy enough to accomplish; but just like the world of black hair, things are rarely as they appear.

A farewell series of 3 programmes celebrating the last 10 years of the phenomenally successful 'Monkey Business'. The series has followed the day -to -day lives of apes and monkeys at one of the largest primate rescue centres in the world. In today's programme we look back at the Monkey Business RESCUES.

A farewell series of 3 programmes celebrating the last 10 years of the phenomenally successful 'Monkey Business'. The series has followed the day -to -day lives of apes and monkeys at one of the largest primate rescue centres in the world. In today's programme we look back at the Monkey Business BABIES.

A farewell series of 3 programmes celebrating the last 10 years of the phenomenally successful 'Monkey Business'. The series has followed the day -to -day lives of apes and monkeys at one of the largest primate rescue centres in the world. In today's programme we look back at the Monkey Business MEMORABLE CHARACTERS

The first of two special programmes set at Monkey World in Dorset - a farewell tribute to Jim Cronin, founder of one of the largest ape and monkey rescue centres in the world. We look back at Jim's conservation dream, how he fought to build the park and how he devoted his live to rescuing and rehabilitating primates.

The second of two special programmes set at Monkey World in Dorset - a farewell tribute to Jim Cronin, founder of one of the largest ape and monkey rescue centres in the world. We look back at how he devoted his live to rescuing and rehabilitating primates. And look forward, with the team, to the development and future of 'Monkey World'.

In a new series back in Dorset we follow the day to day lives of apes and monkeys at one of the largest primate rescue centres in the world. Who will rise to chimp leader in Rodney's old group? The park makes way for new orangutan arrivals And baby orang Hsiao Ning meets the rest of her orang family face to face.

We catch up with the nursery chimp group and cheeky chap Seamus. It's all change in Paddy's group for 15 year-old Paco. And, keeper Lee is off to Germany to collect baby orangutan - Aris and meets his unusual roommates.

Orangutan Aris arrives at the park, eager to show off in front of his new 'not so fun' room mate Hsiao Ning! We find out if Hananya has risen to the group's challenge of leadership. And, pregnant Hsiao Quai makes her bedroom spick and span for her imminent arrival.

The park picks up an award for innovation.The true extent of abuse that some of the primates suffered before being rescued, becomes apparent as there's bad news in 2 of the chimp groups. And the big event that the park has been waiting for - a new baby is born to one of the most endangered species in the world.

The animal manager Jeremy and wildlife vet John Lewis head to Fuerteventura for chimpanzee Patricia. And, Jim's concerned about the health of the oldest capuchin at the park, 37-year-old Pepe.

Toothache overcomes orangutan A-Mei, so the dentist and a medical team are called in. Spanish chimp Patricia arrives to meet her new family in Hananya's group and seems to makes a big impression. And it's baby Kai's first adventure into the big outdoors.