TV Guide 5SELECT Thursday

As London and Britain grew wealthier, the pressure for a second bridge in the capital became irresistible. Financed by private capital, lotteries and grants, Westminster Bridge was built between 1739 and 1750 under the supervision of Swiss engineer Charles Labelye. By the mid-19th century the bridge was subsiding badly and proving expensive to maintain. The current bridge was designed by Thomas Page and opened in 1862. Rob unearths the human stories and discovers how each bridge changed the face of London and helped shape the story of Britain

Ben ventures across the Atlantic to Utah's Canyonlands, where he meets Scott, a man who has built his off-grid home from the ground up. As their friendship deepens, Scott shares fragments of his past with Ben and reveals that his solitary existence hasn't always been this way. As the pair fix roads and move rocks, Scott unveils a recent profound personal loss that he has been grappling with

What began as a fairy-tale royal wedding quickly unravelled into one of the most divisive events in the modern monarchy. Using reconstructions and insider accounts, this documentary reveals the clashes between the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and the royal household that nearly brought down the monarchy

Experts reveal what they believe members of the royal family are saying when they think nobody is listening, including whispered exchanges caught on camera at weddings, funerals and state occasions when the microphones are off and the stakes are high. Using exclusive footage from some of the most famous moments of British royal history in the last half a century, and the expertise of elite forensic lip readers, this feature-length documentary uncovers pivotal moments of royal drama, tension, and humour