Following on from the success of Young And Pretty Minted, the brand returns with a fresh and eye-opening look at religion and faith in the under 30’s age group. According to the most recent findings, almost three quarters of under-30’s have no religious beliefs whatever, but what of the 250,000 who do have faith? From a Hari Krishna monk, to a niqab-wearing Muslim activist; a bi-sexual Christian to a transgender Pagan, the series shadows nine young believers, following a variety of religions, as they reveal what they believe, why they believe it, and how it impacts on their lives.

This film follows patients with terminal cancer through ground breaking ‘first in human’ trials for CAR T-cell therapy, a pioneering treatment that genetically modifies the body’s own immune system to target cancer. CAR T-cell therapy has been described as potentially the most exciting breakthrough in cancer treatment since chemotherapy, but at this experimental stage in the trials, patients have been warned not to expect any benefit themselves – they are taking part primarily to test for side effects. However, there is still a chance the treatment could extend or even save their lives.

The competitive food show that celebrates families who make ordinary food extraordinary.

In this social experiment, four couples at a crossroad in their relationships put their love to the test. On the Hawaiian island of Maui, they mutually decide to live the single life while living in separate houses with sexy singles to discover if there is another partner with whom they are more compatible. Life is filled with wild parties and romantic escapades. In the end, will the couples leave together? Will they leave with one of the island’s “tempters”? Or will they break up and go home alone?

This feature-length documentary explores the crisis in male mental health through the eyes, emotions and experiences of six suicidal men. For the first time, a programme follows men during a suicidal episode; the men’s journeys begin at the moment they want to try and die, and the film documents the complex, and challenging road to recovery as they are supported by a remarkable National Health Service team.