Sky Documentaries TV Guide

The story of Allen Stanford's plan to revolutionise the game of cricket, which fell apart when he was exposed as a financial fraudster

Recalling some of the journalist's most famous interviews, beginning with his 1964 interview with Paul McCartney of the Beatles

Documentary about a mysterious death in the South Wales Valleys after the discovery of a body meticulously wrapped in over 40 layers of heavy-duty material. The story begins as what appears to be a seemingly harmless prank in the sleepy village of Beddau takes a horrifying turn when a medical skeleton is in fact revealed to be a dead body

A look at how South Wales police focused their attention on Leigh Sabine, an elderly woman with a deceitful past who had recently died of cancer. Shocking revelations about her five abandoned children and a 1960s manhunt in New Zealand emerged, exposing deep family secrets. As forensic officers raced to find evidence, the investigation uncovered a complex web of lies, leaving the village in turmoil

Leigh Sabine becomes the prime suspect when DNA links her to the body wrapped in plastic, but she flees to New Zealand with her son in pursuit, leading to deadly consequences. As the investigation unfolds, DCI Gareth Morgan races against time to determine the identity of the victim, piecing together a dark narrative of jealousy, control, and ultimate betrayal

In July 1985, two bombs exploded in the Port of Auckland, New Zealand, sinking a ship belonging to environmental pressure group Greenpeace. Investigators suspected terrorists, but quickly uncovered clues leading directly to French secret service agents. This documentary features interviews with key figures - including one of the bomb-makers - to reveal a fascinating story of cult members, corrupt politicians, madness and mishap