Lifestyle
Canal Boat Diaries

During the Industrial Revolution, canals were the lifeblood of British commerce. Once road and rail were introduced, the canals fell into disrepair. Now these waterways are often used by holiday makers and a few hardy souls who actually live on the water. One of these is Robbie Cumming who shares his life onboard his narrowboat the Naughty Lass, as he travels England’s waterways.
Camilla's Country Life

To mark her 75th birthday, Country Life Magazine invited The Duchess of Cornwall (now the Queen Consort) to be its guest editor. This revealing documentary follows Camilla as she invites celebrity guest writers to explore her personal passions, especially her love of animals and nature. Tackling the issues closest to her heart, the real impact of her extensive charity work is revealed.
Grand Indian Hotel

Enjoy an exclusive stay at some of the most jaw-dropping hotels in India, run by the award-winning luxury Oberoi Hotel Group, as they open their doors to cameras for the very first time. Witness unprecedented opulence, glamor and the extraordinary lengths hotel staff go to in the name of ‘guest obsession’ which aims to offer the very highest level of personal service.
Inside Royal Kensington and Chelsea

Enjoy exclusive access into the lives of the super-rich who inhabit one of the wealthiest districts in Britain. From discovering key historic settings, finding out how to create a garden fit for the king and celebrating patisseries to impress a princess, this charming documentary also reveals how monarchs and aristocrats shaped this London borough and delves into the neighborhood’s glamorous past.
Inside The Ritz Hotel

The Ritz opens its doors, allowing us to see the workings of one of the world’s most luxurious hotels. For over a century, this rarified London icon has been synonymous with opulence and extravagant cuisine. Celebrities love it, royalty graces its hallowed halls and billionaires frequently drop in. How does one of the most traditional hotels in the world stand out from the rest?