Danny Robertson

When a vulnerable woman goes missing in the Dublin Mountains, police assume she has taken her own life. But a chance discovery by a group of fishermen sets in motion a dramatic murder investigation that sends shockwaves across Ireland and leads to the door of a very surprising suspect.

DIRECTOR: Grant Armour

PRODUCTION COMPANY: Wag Entertainment

CHANNEL: Amazon Prime Video

In the 90s, Michael Barrymore was the most universally loved presenter on British TV. His anarchic quiz show, Strike It Lucky and chaotic self-titled variety show, ‘Barrymore’ gained up to 20 million viewers every week. In the eyes of the public, he could do no wrong.

Unable to replicate the euphoria he felt on screen, Barrymore often turned to drink and drugs - his wife and business manager, Cheryl, sent him to rehab to kick the demons that threatened his life and career.

In 1995, Barrymore announced his homosexuality during an era of homophobia in the British tabloid press - but his open homosexuality didn’t dent his popularity.

It wasn’t until a tragic night in 2001, where an after party at Barrymore’s luxury mansion in Essex ended his career and young man, Stuart Lubbock’s life.

The sordid details of the night in question were aired in the media and a pathologist’s report concluded that Stuart had suffered severe sexual injuries prior to death taking place. Due to a bungled police investigation, no-one was charged or convicted with Stuart’s indecent assault and murder.

Barrymore’s multiple attempts to resurrect his career have since failed due to the dark cloud of Stuart’s death and campaign for justice by his father, Terry Lubbock.

This feature-length biopic is packed with nostalgic TV moments, cinematic reconstructions and candid interviews with the people who witnessed first-hand, Barrymore’s meteoric rise and colossal fall - featuring a moving interview with Stuart’s brother Kevin Lubbock. This film covers it all in an operatic saga of light entertainment and heavy drama with a powerful portrait of a tragic character: Barrymore.

DIRECTOR: Grant Armour

PRODUCTION COMPANY: ITN Productions

CHANNEL: Channel 5 & Paramount+

When Arsenal Women parted ways with head coach in October 2024, few could have predicted what would follow. What unfolded was not just a turnaround, but a remarkable journey.

Stepping into the role, Renée Slegers reignited the squad with belief, unity, and a renewed sense of purpose. Under her guidance, the team surged through a dramatic, unpredictable and often unbelievable campaign

Their season reached a breathtaking climax in Lisbon, where they faced a formidable Barcelona in the UEFA Women’s Champions League final — a true test against Europe’s most dominant force.

This exclusive, behind-the-scenes documentary captures it all: the highs, the struggles, and the defining moments. Featuring candid interviews with Renée and the players, it offers an intimate look at the resilience, passion, and spirit that powered Arsenal’s unforgettable run.

DIRECTOR: Len Pentony

PRODUCTION COMPANY: Arsenal Media

CHANNEL: Club app & YouTube

When Rick Canty was evicted from his home in Barry, South Wales in 2006, he got up on the roof and stayed there for 3 years in protest, turning him into an unlikely hero his town's never forgotten.

DIRECTOR: Isaac Atkin-Mayne

If you've ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes at Arsenal’s Hale End academy in the quest to develop future first-team stars, this documentary series offers unprecedented insight into the world-famous footballing institute.

Inside Hale End follows the paths of Arsenal’s under-15 and under-16 squads over the course of a pivotal year, taking an in-depth glimpse into their lives and what it means to be an aspiring footballer.

For the first time, cameras were allowed on-site to follow academy manager Per Mertesacker, under-15s coach Adam Pilling and the under-16s' Adam Birchall as they help the next generation plot a course from Hale End to their first professional contract.

We see the under 15’s Youth Cup run, how scouts identify talent for the academy, life on the road and player graduation.

Mertesacker said: “This club has such a rich history of identifying and nurturing young talent. From legends like Tony Adams, Cesc Fabregas and Jack Wilshere, to more current graduates like Bukayo Saka, Eddie Nketiah and Emile Smith Rowe, the Hale End Academy has proven itself as the lifeblood of Arsenal. This new documentary will be the first of its kind, offering no-holds-barred access into how a Premier League youth academy runs itself.“

DIRECTOR: Alex Hoffman

PRODUCTION COMPANY: Arsenal Media

CHANNEL: Club TV and YouTube

Sam Holder travels across the UK to celebrate Passover - the Jewish festival marking the Biblical exodus from Egypt - as families gather to reflect on their faith and their lives.

DIRECTOR: Phil Stien

CHANNEL: ITV1

It’s commonly accepted that your 20s is the time to get completely off your nut before calming down and respecting yourself. But increasingly, it seems that British people have a different idea. More than 3.7 million over-45s go raving once a week in the UK, and there has been a 518 per cent increase in over-60s being treated for cocaine abuse over the last decade. These older ravers face worrying health risks that younger ravers don’t – the drugs are stronger, and their hearts aren’t. Will physiology prove to be the ultimate party pooper, or have these pioneers unlocked the key to eternal youth?

DIRECTOR: Adrian Choa

CHANNEL: VICE TV & Online

The story of one of the most successful and ruthless personalities in the history of British TV. From the creation of the modern talent show to the revelation he fathered Paula Yates, a look at the life and career of Hughie Green.

DIRECTOR: Grant Armour

Channel: C5