Cocaine Cowboys

Billy Corben's film tells of the rush of cocaine into sleepy 1970s Miami, which soon became the drugs smuggling centre of America More on Cocaine Cowboys

Concorde's Last Flight

The turbulent story of Concorde, the supersonic icon whose age was brought to a halt by the crash in Paris in 2000. The programme reveals new evidence of what may have caused the crash. [S] More on Concorde's Last Flight

Concrete Circus

Concrete Circus brings together the world's hottest names in urban sports with viral film-makers and Mike Christie, the director of extreme sport documentary Jump London, to capture unique portraits of the urban sports scene [S] More on Concrete Circus

Last broadcast: Monday 15 August, 9PM on Channel 4

Confessions from the Underground

A rare glimpse into the parts of the Tube network that passengers don't see, revealing the dilemmas and pressures the staff must reconcile to keep this complex and strained system running Follow us on Twitter #Underground [S] More on Confessions from the Underground

Last broadcast: Thursday 02 February, 10PM on Channel 4

Confessions of a Nurse

Filmed over a year at a major NHS trust, Confessions of a Nurse follows a diverse group of nurses, revealing their day-to-day challenges and what they really think about being a nurse [S] More on Confessions of a Nurse

Last broadcast: Tuesday 14 February, 10PM on More4

Confessions of a Traffic Warden

Cutting Edge follows new recruits to Westminster's parking enforcement operation as they join the army of traffic wardens patrolling London's streets [S] More on Confessions of a Traffic Warden

Confessions of an Undercover Cop

The inside story of Mark Kennedy, the police officer who lived a remarkable double life deep undercover as an environmental campaigner [S] More on Confessions of an Undercover Cop

Last broadcast: Monday 14 November, 9PM on Channel 4

Contact in the Outback

The remarkable tale of two cultures colliding in 1960s Australia, told through the story of one Aboriginal woman [S] More on Contact in the Outback

Last broadcast: 26 January 2011, on

Coppers

Filmed across Britain, from inner cities to country beats, Coppers reveals what the police are up against every day of their working lives [S] More on Coppers

Next on: Monday 20 February, 9PM on Channel 4

Cotton Wool Kids

Told partly through the eyes of the children themselves, this Cutting Edge film explores the anxieties and fears of modern parents [S] More on Cotton Wool Kids

Countdown to Zero

The threat of nuclear war has never gone away. This True Stories film is a frightening exploration of present-day nuclear threats to humanity, from rogue states to terrorists and catastrophic accidents. More on Countdown to Zero

Last broadcast: Tuesday 16 August, 10PM on More4

The Cove

Louie Psihoyos' Oscar-winning documentary shows in chilling detail the illicit slaughter of dolphins at Taijia, a rural Japanese cove More on The Cove

Last broadcast: 20 July 2010, on

Cowboys in India

The True Stories strand, which showcases the best international feature documentaries, presents Simon Chambers' travelogue in the Indian region of Orissa More on Cowboys in India

Crack House

The true story of a gang of young drug dealers, told using surveillance footage to provide a fascinating insight into their lives, those of their customers, and the ATF operation to convict them [S] More on Crack House

Last broadcast: 24 May 2011, on

Crip on a Trip

An intimate observation of disability. 18-year-old Dominic Hyams has brittle bones - but that's not going to stand in the way of a European adventure with his gang of able-bodied mates... [S] More on Crip on a Trip

The Crippendales

Award-winning documentary that follows the efforts of wheelchair user Lee Kemp as he attempts to realise his dream of creating Britain's first troupe of disabled male strippers - The Crippendales [S] More on The Crippendales

Crooked Tarts and Coronets

Cutting Edge tells the story of confidence tricksters Evelyn Burton and Laila Andre who fed off the English upper class and even met the Queen More on Crooked Tarts and Coronets

The Curse of the Hope Diamond

The world's most valuable diamond has a sinister reputation and is a geological anomaly. Scientists conduct a pioneering investigation to unlock the secrets of its strange behaviour. [S] More on The Curse of the Hope Diamond

Cutting Edge

Channel 4's flagship documentary series More on Cutting Edge

Daddy Daycare

Nearly half of all British mums feel their partners don't do their share of childcare. In this series nine dads are sent on a crash-course in parenting at busy nurseries. More on Daddy Daycare

Next on: Wednesday 15 February, 8PM on Channel 4

Dambusters: Building the Bouncing Bomb

Cambridge engineer Dr Hugh Hunt tries to recreate Barnes Wallis's famous Second World War bouncing bomb, and blow up a specially constructed dam in Canada [S] More on Dambusters: Building the Bouncing Bomb

Last broadcast: 02 May 2011, on

Dana: The 8-Year-Old Anorexic

This programme follows 8-year-old Dana as she embarks on an intensive 12-week programme at a specialist clinic to examine why younger children are developing eating disorders More on Dana: The 8-Year-Old Anorexic

The Dancing Boys of Afghanistan

An unflinching look at the revived practice of buying young boys to keep as private dancers in northern Afghanistan who later become victims of abuse [S] More on The Dancing Boys of Afghanistan

Dancing with the Devil

A shockingly intimate and visually stunning portrait of the drug-related gang war that dominates the slums of Rio de Janeiro, following three very different men through the perilous backstreets More on Dancing with the Devil

Dangerous Dreams

Amy Hardie's personal film follows a year in her life as she comes to terms with vividly dreaming of her own death [S] More on Dangerous Dreams

Dangerous Jobs for Girls

Four teams of high-achieving British women travel to four far-flung corners of the world to take on tough physical jobs that have only ever been done by men [S] More on Dangerous Jobs for Girls

Dani Dares

Dani Behr takes up a challenge to try out some unusual jobs, including becoming a bounty hunter, stand-up comedian and bodyguard. Will she be able to cut it? More on Dani Dares

Daredevils

A series of visually stunning films following some of the world's most extreme individuals, who risk their lives pushing themselves to the physical and mental limits of human capability [S] More on Daredevils

Last broadcast: 20 October 2009, on

Dave Gorman in America Unchained

The inquisitive comedian drives the full width of the USA in an atttempt to discover what's left of non-corporate America. Along the way, he must not spend money at any kind of chain or franchise. More on Dave Gorman in America Unchained

The Day I Will Never Forget

More 4 documentary assessing the acutely painful and highly dangerous practice of female circumcision, focusing on girls in Kenya More on The Day I Will Never Forget

The Day of the Kamikaze

The extraordinary and compelling story of the Second World War suicide bombers, the kamikazes, Japanese pilots who crashed their planes into enemy ships [S] More on The Day of the Kamikaze

Deadliest Catch

The icy Bering Sea is home to high-priced Alaskan crab - and the most violent waters on earth. This documentary follows the unique breed of men who try to harvest these rich, but deadly, seas. More on Deadliest Catch

Death Row Stories

Documenrary series that follows director Werner Herzog as he uncovers the stories of inmates in America as they await execution More on Death Row Stories

Death of the Megabeasts

An examination of the megafauna - huge Australian creatures including a giant wombat, a massive kangaroo and the earth's biggest flightless bird - and why they died out 60,000 years ago [S] More on Death of the Megabeasts

Last broadcast: 09 April 2011, on

Decoded: Dan Brown's Lost Symbol

Tony Robinson sets out to find the truth behind Dan Brown's blockbuster, The Lost Symbol [S] More on Decoded: Dan Brown's Lost Symbol

Last broadcast: 26 December 2009, on

Decoding Da Vinci

Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code is a publishing phenomenon and in this three-part series, Dan Rivers attempts to uncover the truth about its claims and how it became the best-selling novel of all time More on Decoding Da Vinci

Defamation

In this True Stories documentary, Yoav Shamir embarks on a controversial, personal exploration to answer the question, 'What is anti-Semitism today?' More on Defamation

Deliver Us from Evil

True Stories presents Amy Berg's exposé of the Catholic church's failure to deal with paedophile priests More on Deliver Us from Evil

Derek

Derek Jarman was one of Britain's most innovative and controversial artists of the late 20th century and arguably the most crucial figure of British independent cinema from the 70s through to the 90s More on Derek

Derren Brown Investigates

Derren Brown looks at some extraordinary claims from around the world, documenting a medium, a ghost hunter and a psychic expert who claims to make the blind see [S] More on Derren Brown Investigates

Last broadcast: 31 May 2010, on

Desperate Virgins

A touching, intimate investigation into the lives of three people who have yet to experience one of life's most important rites of passage More on Desperate Virgins

The Devil and Daniel Johnston

Profile of the cult singer-songwriter and artist - idolised by Kurt Cobain and the grunge scene in the early 90s, but constantly struggling with mental health problems More on The Devil and Daniel Johnston

The Diana Conspiracy

In this revealing film, award-winning investigative journalist Martyn Gregory forensically examines the conspiracy theories surrounding Princess Diana's tragic death in 1997 More on The Diana Conspiracy

Diana: The Witnesses in the Tunnel

Did the paparazzi chase Diana, Princess of Wales to her death in the Pont d'Alma tunnel in Paris? This is the story of the photographers arrested that night and their version of the events. More on Diana: The Witnesses in the Tunnel

Diary of a Teenage Nudist

This sensitive and touching film follows 18-year-old Bianca as she embarks on an investigation into what motivates people to take off their clothes in public More on Diary of a Teenage Nudist

The Diary of a...

A pair of films offering different yet insightful looks into the lives of woman from across the world and how they are coping in quite extraordinary circumstances More on The Diary of a...

Dickens' Secret Lover

Taking the form of a fast-paced detective story, this is the story of Charles Dickens - the greatest Victorian of them all - and the great hidden love of his life, Nelly Ternan [S] More on Dickens' Secret Lover

The Difference

Genetic research is forcing leading scientists to look again at racial differences. This series finds out what modern genetics can tell us about the differences between population groups. More on The Difference

Digging for Grandad's Gold

Jerry Sladkowski's intriguing film follows Mark Atkin as he traces his grandfather's WWII past in Nazi-occupied Lodz and follows up rumours of a hastily buried treasure. [S] More on Digging for Grandad's Gold

Last broadcast: 10 August 2010, on