Jordan: The Truth About Me

For a century, Vogue Magazine has had the world of high fashion all to itself. But in uncertain and changing times, what does the future hold for Britain's style bible?

Could dyslexia be a gift? Or can it only ever be a disability? Documentary maker Richard Macer sets off on a road trip with his dyslexic son Arthur to find the answer. En route, they meet Richard Branson and Eddie Izzard, and many other successful dyslexic people. - BBC

This documentary examines the trial of Michael Jackson that took place in Santa Barbara county in California and gripped the world for four months.

Is there still a stigma for boys who want to enter ballet? Film-maker Richard Macer investigates the reality of being a male dancer today at the Royal Ballet.

Filmmaker Richard Macer spends three months in the Hewitt Fertility Centre in Liverpool, one of the largest fertility clinics in Britain. He meets gynaecologist Professor Charles Kingsland, who believes that not being able to have a child is a disease that blights society.

Filmmaker Richard Macer revisits his hometown of Milton Keynes as both are about to turn 50. What is the reality of the most famous new town in the country?

What’s the best way to save the ageing breed of male Morris dancer from extinction? Richard Macer infiltrates the endangered world of bells, beer and beards to discover an unlikely saviour of this ancient masculine tradition in the form of women. The Morris Ring, the oldest Morris organisation in the country, has voted to admit women dancers for the first time with the hope that its member sides - as the teams are called - might stem the tide of declining numbers. But there are hardliners who believe females will dilute the very essence of what makes men’s Morris great. So, is Morris better when danced just by men or are women and mixed sides just as good?

One-off documentary taking a sometimes humorous look at the lives of dog owners who share their homes with some of the largest breeds of dog.

Following his previous documentary on model Jordan, director Richard Macer returns to film her when she is nearing the birth of her son, Harvey, with footballer Dwight York. The film follows her for over a year during which she gives birth, has her son diagnosed blind, is treated for cancer, publicly splits from Dwight, meets a boyfriend, Matt at a car show and picks her modelling career back up.