In 1930s England, a young René Magritte, Salvador Dalí, and other renowned surrealist artists gather at a lavish country estate for a private exhibition. But when a wild night ends in murder, and Magritte wakes beside the corpse with no memory of what happened, they become trapped in a deadly mystery where nothing is what it seems. "Glossy, grisly whodunnit - and it's loads of fun" - The Guardian.

This documentary series explores the murders of four flight attendants in the 1970's and 1980's in Texas. Their names are Jeannie, Cheryl, Beverley and Jeeta. All four women worked for the same airline and their murders bear striking similarities. While one man, convicted rapist Jonathan Reed was found guilty of the first murder, three other murders took place while he was in prison. Set against a backdrop of incredible archive uncovering the golden age of American air travel, we explore how the women were living at a time of new found freedoms, aspiration and glamour and reveal how airlines used their female employees sexuality as a major selling point that had potentially far reaching impact.

Haunted houses, creepy castles, magic, and murder: enjoy this collection of spooky dramas and chilling mysteries.

As the autumn air intensifies and nights grow longer, it's the perfect time to get wrapped up in a new mystery.

Rachel Nickell was brutally stabbed to death on Wimbledon Common in 1992, in a case that would become one of Britain's most notorious investigations. After an extensive manhunt, police believe they've found her killer, but after a year in custody, the trial collapses, revealing they have the wrong man. As the investigation deepens, detectives uncover links to other violent attacks, pointing to a far more dangerous offender-the so-called A-Z Killer. Is a psychopath still at large, and how long before he strikes again?

The Graham Norton Show features Graham trading quips with the celebrities who fascinate him.

New York, 1990's: a wide-eyed aspiring writer (Margaret Qualley) lands a dream job as assistant to the iconic old-world literary agent (Sigourney Weaver) representing J.D. Salinger.

With "the whip-smart, antic charm of Killing Eve or No Time to Die" (The Times), a retired assassin (Keeley Hawes, Bodyguard) and her estranged son (Freddie Highmore, The Good Doctor) must work together in a fight for survival in this thriller.

Married couple Vinny (Michala Banas) and Cole (Brett Tucker) are retired detectives who leave Sydney behind to run a seaside motel in New Zealand. But their fresh start is short-lived when a suspicious death draws them into a series of baffling murders. Teaming up with local constable Jamie Haira and an unlikely group of allies, the pair discover that murder and mayhem have a way of checking in.