The Thirteenth Instant

By boats the settlers came and by boats they maintained their commerce.

Two parents take their own path through grief as they come to terms with the loss of their daughter in a car accident.

Packed with celebrities and royal occasions could this be Ulster's answer to Hello! magazine on film?

Can John Hume’s campaign of civil disobedience challenge the political status quo and take violence off the streets of Northern Ireland?

The writer and talker from North Dublin makes one of his final TV appearances in both an interview and scenes from his funeral.

Take a stroll through a forgotten Belfast on your way to catch the steam train to Dublin. Experience the city centre before it is reshaped by violence and regeneration.

Workmen clean an oversized bottle perched on a factory chimney. At lunch, two beers are delivered to them by helicopter.

Liverpool students run riot for the annual rag race

PM David Lloyd George gets outdoors, hoeing potatoes in Criccieth, Wales

Travelogue following the historical route taken by Pilgrims from Winchester to Canterbury.

A terrible beauty: impressive early TV history programme looks at Ireland 1913-23.

A picturesque look at the attractions in Surrey, including Kew Gardens, Wimbledon and Guildford