Cinema, theatre, literature, music and sport. Watch on "British Pathé's Heritage Hub", an award-winning video streaming service featuring hundreds of full-length documentaries for specialist audiences. Available on iOS, tvOS, Android, Android TV, Roku, Fire TV, and online.
Documentary about life in Iraq - political history, religion, traditions, industry - as it was in 1954.
Magnificent 1963 doc with The Beatles on stage in Manchester. Amazing footage in Technicolor.
This programme features the Royal Botanic Gardens, Ness Gardens, Glasgow Botanic Gardens, Wisley RHS Gardens, Chelsea Physic Gardens, Kew Gardens, Westonbirt Arboretum and Cambridge University Botanic Garden.
Famous comedy travelogue produced in the 1960s to promote holidays in Great Britain. The shows were presented by much-loved ventriloquist Ray Alan and his celebrated companion Lord Charles. “A vision of Britain halfway between winsome nostalgia and surreal nightmare” – The Sunday Times, 2019.
A lovely series first shown on BBC 4 that depicts the hobbies and leisure activities of Britons during the 20th century. It utilises fabulous vintage footage from the British Pathé archive.
This special interest documentary features meetings with owners of Classic BSAs across the UK. BSA was probably one of the best known British motorcycle manufacturers in the world, turning out more different models than any other company. From British Pathé TV's Motorsport Collection.
A celebration of the everyday means of transport - the humble bus. Single cabes, open tops, deckers, single cabs, double deckers, London transport and luxury coaches trigger a special memory of a journey to somewhere in the past. Visiting bus and coach rallies up and down the country, this film ...
The MG car company was founded in the 1920s by Cecil Kimber. The MG name was in production for over 50 years, creating some of the most iconic and much-loved sports cars in motoring history. From British Pathé TV's Motorsport Collection.
A specially-curated selection of classic feature films. Watch on "British Pathé's Heritage Hub", an award-winning video streaming service featuring hundreds of full-length documentaries for specialist audiences. Available on iOS, tvOS, Android, Android TV, Roku, Fire TV, and online.
The gardens featured in this Alan Titchmarsh series are carefully managed to reflect the beauty and spectacle of the original designs. They are impressive examples of the history of horticulture and a vital aspect of British heritage.
Learning how to encourage wildlife in the garden, focusing on the management of soils and plants and discovering the thinking behind ecological wildlife gardening.
Fabulous documentary made to educate American businessmen on the peculiar ways, customs, etiquette and traditions of the British as they were in 1974.
This lovely film shows us the wonders of Northern Ireland in the 1960s, featuring great scenic shots and local characters.
Follow the fascinating story of the Land Rover's development. From British Pathé TV's Motorsport Collection.
The landscapes of Britain are many and varied, ranging from the rugged highlands of Scotland to the rolling tranquility of England's Cotswold hills. The splendor of the Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland truly is one of nature's greatest treasures and combined with the magnificence of Snowdonia...
Documentary covering the 1955 Le Mans endurance race - the one with the terrible crash that influenced the future of motor racing.
Join the restoration team at the start of the project to transform the stunning gardens at Heligan. Experimenting with traditional horticultural processes, both in the amazing Victorian glasshouses and out in the glorious vegetable and flower gardens.
1958 documentary on creating famous Wedgwood pottery at the Barlaston factories in Staffordshire.
This documentary is a true celebration of the Mini, the most popular British car ever built and a classic icon.
This feature-length documentary, divided into two parts, is a unique collaboration between Soul Jazz Records and British Pathé, made up entirely of newsreel footage about the Caribbean filmed during the period 1922-1970.
These six stunning gardens are among the National Trust's finest and represent some of the most beautiful landscapes in the United Kingdom, offering a widely differing range of horticultural styles and periods of gardening history.
Narrated by Sir Michael Redgrave, this film shows the colleges and student life of Cambridge. (1959)
Alan Titchmarsh visits eight of England's lesser-known gardens. The small gardens on display include: Hestercombe House in Gloucestershire; Brook Cottage in Oxfordshire; Cobblers on the Kent/Sussex border; the Kensington Roof Garden; Calke Abbey's kitchen gardens; and the Salcombe estuary estate.
Oscar-nominated travelogue showing the beauty of Ireland and its suitability as a holiday destination. (1967)
