Two brothers amidst one of the most explosive periods of British Royal history.
A tribute to an unlikely yet beloved head of state which should engage fans of the Oscar winning film.
Royal succession, or the transition of power from one ruler to the next, hasn't always been smooth - quite the contrary - it has been the epicentre of some of the biggest scandals in history.
There are some striking similarities between Prince Harry and Edward VIII, the Queen's uncle who abdicated the throne for his American wife, choosing love over duty.
Prince Edward presents a fascinating documentary taking a look at his great uncle, Edward VIII's story after he abdicated and married Wallis Simpson. From his famous meeting with Hitler to their glamorous lives in Paris and New York.
The Woman Who Stole a King's Heart.
Presented by Hugo Vickers, Royal Historian to The Queen, this is a riveting perspective on the real story behind the events that rocked the British Monarchy.
With intimate details of the life of the Duke and Duchess and fascinating insight from their families ...
Harry and Meghan: It was meant to be a happily ever after but turned out to be anything but a fairytale, disintegrating step by step.
Was it ever really going to work?
The King Who Saved The Crown is the story of Bertie, the Duke of York, in many ways the unlikeliest of Kings. But while cripplingly shy, he was also loyal, honourable, reliable and above all dutiful, many of the qualities that his elder brother Edward lacked. With the help of his gifted wife, Eli...
The story of the ill fated King Edward VIII who threw away the crown for the divorcee Wallis Simpson and left England in the hands of his younger brother.
Combining remarkable footage and expert interviews, this authoritative special presents the true story of Kate Middleton, the seemingly ordinary young woman now destined to be Queen of England.
From comparatively modest circumstances, the Middleton family could not be more different from the roy...
The extraordinary story of the first monarch in British history to voluntarily give up his throne.
The year is 1936 and Europe is in the grip of Adolf Hitler. In the UK, the Royal family is also in turmoil as the Duke of York reluctantly inherits the Throne and his duty as Britain's war time King.
They are the Royals destined to serve but not to inherit: they are the Spare Heirs.
From Margaret to Andrew to Harry they are the rebel royals who seem to be searching for a purpose to their lives.
It's 1982 and the dawn of the computer age when Prince William is born. He will one day be King but will that day be sooner rather than later?
