My Enemy's Enemy

Klaus Barbie was ruthless Gestapo captain famed for his purging of resistance members in Nazi-occupied France. This is the story of his life after the war, and his trial for war crimes in 1987. More on My Enemy's Enemy

My Fake Baby

Documentary exploring the extraordinary world of 're-borns' - lifelike baby dolls, complete with beating hearts and human hair - and the women who buy them More on My Fake Baby

My Family's Crazy Gap Year

Ordinary British families up sticks and travel the globe in search of life-changing experiences [S] More on My Family's Crazy Gap Year

Last broadcast: 23 October 2010, on

My Father the Mercenary

This emotional First Cut film follows a brother and sister as they travel from England to Belgium to collect their father's remains, and to uncover the extraordinary story of who he was and how he died [S] More on My Father the Mercenary

My Father, Pablo Escobar

The incredible story of Pablo Escobar, the infamous boss of Colombia's Medellin drug cartel, told by his son, Sebastian, and his widow, Maria Isabel Santos More on My Father, Pablo Escobar

My First Year

A group of 11-year-olds negotiate the biggest challenge of their life so far: starting secondary school [S] More on My First Year

My Kidnapper

Mark Henderson was taken hostage in Colombia in 2003. Now he's returning to Colombia to meet one of his kidnappers and understand the truth behind his imprisonment. [S] More on My Kidnapper

Last broadcast: 22 February 2011, on

My Monkey Baby

There are around 15,000 monkeys living in people's homes in America. For some owners, the human-like qualities of monkeys make them the preferred option to kids. [S] More on My Monkey Baby

My Mother Diana

An examination of how Princess Diana's life and her relationship with the House of Windsor, the media and the public have shaped her son Prince William [S] More on My Mother Diana

Last broadcast: 24 April 2011, on

My New Brain

Cutting Edge follows 20-year-old Simon Hales on a remarkable journey through rehab, as he and his family come to terms with the challenges of life after he suffered a brain injury [S] More on My New Brain

Last broadcast: 25 August 2010, on

My Phone Sex Secrets

Phone sex is one industry booming in the face of recession. My Phone Sex Secrets meets the women paid to talk dirty. [S] More on My Phone Sex Secrets

Last broadcast: Monday 12 March, 10PM on Channel 4

My Social Network Stalker

For three and a half years Ruth Jeffery was subjected to mental abuse by an unknown stalker. This True Stories film tells Ruth's story, and its shocking conclusion. More on My Social Network Stalker

Last broadcast: Monday 20 February, 10PM on Channel 4

My Street

Cutting Edge film-maker Sue Bourne turns her camera on the street she has lived in anonymously for 14 years, and discovers an extraordinary range of people and circumstances on her doorstep [S] More on My Street

My Transsexual Summer

A series that follows seven people who are undertaking a range of gender affirmation procedures as they make the journey to realise their true identities [S] More on My Transsexual Summer

Last broadcast: 29 November 2011, on

My Wall Street

A timely snapshot of Britain in recession, this Cutting Edge film examines the impact of the credit crunch on family, faith and hopes for the future by meeting residents from every Wall Street in the UK [S] More on My Wall Street

My Weird & Wonderful Family

Cutting Edge goes behind the headlines to intimately portray how gay millionaires Tony and Barrie Drewitt-Barlow's determination to have more children has affected them and their kids [S] More on My Weird & Wonderful Family

Last broadcast: 21 July 2010, on

The Mystery of the Cocaine Mummies

Documentary questioning whether mummies found with high levels of cocaine provide proof of early trade routes between Egypt and South America More on The Mystery of the Cocaine Mummies

The Mystery of the Nevada Triangle

An investigation of the 'new Bermuda Triangle' in America's Sierra Nevada mountains, where hundreds of aircraft have disappeared [S] More on The Mystery of the Nevada Triangle

Mythical Beaches of the Sixties

A look at the decade when Sophia Loren, Brigitte Bardot, Grace Kelly and Audrey Hepburn helped make the beaches of Capri and St Tropez the epitome of la dolce vita [S] More on Mythical Beaches of the Sixties

Last broadcast: Saturday 25 February, 9PM on More4

Naked Calendars

A light-hearted documentary that examines the peculiarly British phenomenon of the naked charity calendar - and our sometimes strange national attitude to nudity More on Naked Calendars

Natalie Cassidy: Becoming Mum

E4 exclusively follows soap star and TV presenter Natalie Cassidy and partner Adam Cottrell ahead of the birth of their first child in this reality series. Rarely out of the tabloids, Natalie now longs to turn her back on late nights, fags and booze and turn over a new leaf... [S] More on Natalie Cassidy: Becoming Mum

Last broadcast: 26 November 2010, on

Nazi Pop Twins

Documentary about the controversial 'White Pride' pop band Prussian Blue, whose twin sister singers have become the poster girls of US Neo-Nazism More on Nazi Pop Twins

Nefertiti and the Lost Dynasty

A brand new scientific investigation brings state-of-the-art CT scans to Egypt's Valley of the Kings to investigate a mysterious family of pharaohs and examine their links to King Tutankhamun [S] More on Nefertiti and the Lost Dynasty

Last broadcast: 12 February 2011, on

Newlyweds: The One Year Itch

Cutting Edge speaks to a selection of newlyweds to find out if marriage was everything they'd hoped it would be [S] More on Newlyweds: The One Year Itch

Last broadcast: 04 August 2010, on

Ninety Naps a Day

Narcolepsy causes people to fall sleep uncontrollably many times each day. This documentary follows a group of British sufferers as they attend a 'Narcolepsy Network' conference in America. [S] More on Ninety Naps a Day

No End in Sight

This analysis of Iraq's descent into insurgency, civil war and chaos as the result of the Bush administration's policy is a brutal retelling of what followed the fall of Baghdad in 2003 More on No End in Sight

No Going Back

Millions fantasise about escaping the rat race and transforming their lives to follow their dreams. This show offers unique insight into the reality of what life is really like away from the daily 9 to 5 grind. More on No Going Back

Nobel Night

More4 celebratest the 2009 Nobel Prizes with three documentaries: two focusing on the Literature and Peace Nobel Laureate winners, and one that features highlights on the remaining Laureates. More on Nobel Night

Not Forgotten

Presented by Ian Hislop, the Not Forgotten documentaries use Britain's war memorials as a starting point for an investigation of the impact of the First World War on British society [S] More on Not Forgotten

Nuclear Eternity

Nuclear waste remains hazardous to human life for at least 100,000 years. A huge bunker is being built in Finland to store some of it. This True Stories film examines the consequences. More on Nuclear Eternity

Last broadcast: 26 April 2011, on

Nursery University

This is a story of tears, breakdowns and hysterics - and that's just the parents. Nursery University follows five New York families as they battle to get their toddlers into the top preschools in the city More on Nursery University

The Nurture Room

Filmed over a year, this documentary follows three troubled Glasgow schoolchildren on a journey to recapture their childhood [S] More on The Nurture Room

Last broadcast: 18 January 2011, on

Obsessive Compulsive Hoarder

This Cutting Edge film meets the hoarder whose house is so stuffed that it takes 40 minutes to get from his chair to the front door [S] More on Obsessive Compulsive Hoarder

Last broadcast: Wednesday 21 December, 9PM on Channel 4

Octomom: Me and My 14 Kids

This exclusive Cutting Edge tells the inside story of what it's like to be Nadya Suleman - a single unemployed mother with 14 kids [S] More on Octomom: Me and My 14 Kids

The Oldest People in the World

Award-winning filmmaker Daisy Asquith asks some of the oldest people in the world the question everyone wants answered: what is the secret to long life? More on The Oldest People in the World

On Tour with The Queen

Kwame Kwei-Armah retraces Queen Elizabeth's 1953 Commonwealth Tour, a six-month journey across five continents to persuade the Colonies to stay attached to Britain as part of the Commonwealth [S] More on On Tour with The Queen

One Born Every Minute

A ground-breaking look at the drama and emotion of a maternity unit, from the perspective of the parents-to-be and the maternity ward staff [S] More on One Born Every Minute

Last broadcast: Wednesday 04 April, 9PM on Channel 4

One Born Every Minute USA

American version of One Born Every Minute, the show that looks at the drama and emotion of a maternity unit from the perspective of the parents-to-be and the maternity ward staff [S] More on One Born Every Minute USA

Last broadcast: 04 August 2011, on

One Born at Christmas

The Bafta Award-winning documentary series One Born Every Minute presents a festive special More on One Born at Christmas

Last broadcast: 28 December 2010, on

One Born: What Happened Next?

This special programme revisits three One Born Every Minute couples as they come to terms with the reality of parenthood [S] More on One Born: What Happened Next?

Last broadcast: Thursday 05 April, 9PM on Channel 4

One Lucky Elephant

Circus producer David Balding's beloved elephant Flora is no longer happy to perform, and he must find her a new home [S] More on One Lucky Elephant

Last broadcast: 04 October 2011, on

One Under

First Cut examines the impact of suicide on the underground. Tube drivers give poignant and moving first-hand accounts of their experiences of what they know as a 'one under'. [S] More on One Under

The Only Gay on the Estate?

First Cut joins director Michael Ogden on a personal journey back to his roots as a closeted gay teenager on one of Europe's biggest council estates, where being gay was far from accepted [S] More on The Only Gay on the Estate?

Last broadcast: 22 July 2011, on

Only Human

A series of revealing, thought-provoking and inspiring documentaries told by the exceptional people at the heart of these extraordinary stories More on Only Human

Osama Bin Everywhere

A tour into the unexplored and hitherto unconsidered sunnier side of Islam as two explorers travel across the Muslim world to speak with people who share the name 'Osama' [S] More on Osama Bin Everywhere

The Other Michael Jackson

First Cut revisits 1978, when two versions of Blame It on the Boogie went head-to-head in the charts: The Jackson Five against Mick Jackson from Yorkshire, who wrote the disco anthem [S] More on The Other Michael Jackson

Other People's Breast Milk

Kate Garraway investigates the pros and cons of cross-feeding, breast milk donation and wet-nursing by meeting some of the growing numbers of women who share each other's breast milk [S] More on Other People's Breast Milk

The Other Side

Channel 4's talent documentary strand, showcasing original work from the best up-and-coming directors, covering a wide range of contemporary issues and personal stories [S] More on The Other Side

Ou Dede and His Daughters

Ou Dede and His Daughters takes the viewer to a China few have seen before - centuries away from the bright neon lights of Shanghai and Beijing More on Ou Dede and His Daughters