Top 10 Picks of the Day – Sunday 27 September

Legal drama about a British-Asian family firm of divorce lawyers in Manchester. Starring Ritu Arya, Sanjeev Bhaskar and Aysha Kala

The actress explores the country's history, food and culture

An epic adventure into the unknown. Simon Reeve's toughest journey yet - into the heart of Earth's last great wild areas, where nature is at its most beautiful and fragile.

Documentary tracing the origins of the influential rock band and the recording of their first two albums in the late 1960s. Surviving members Jimmy Page, Robert Plant and John Paul Jones recall forming the band with drummer John Bonham, their electrifying early gigs and the sessions that would produce some of the most iconic songs in rock 'n' roll history.

A murder in the heartland of America has strange cosmic connections in a fantastical mystery based on characters from the Green Lantern comics. Hal Jordan (Kyle Chandler) is a veteran member of the Green Lanterns, intergalactic peacekeepers blessed with extraordinary powers. He is teamed up with new recruit John Stewart (Aaron Pierre) to investigate a curious case in Nebraska, which could be extraterrestrial in nature. Hal and John must overcome their initial differences to dive into a dark, earth-based conspiracy that creates friction with Rushville's local sheriff, Kerry (Kelly Macdonald).

While investigating a murder, detectives Emma Crane and Tom Radley uncover serious misconduct within Wakestead police station. Crime drama, starring Michelle Keegan and Douglas Booth

Reality challenge in which a group of ordinary people must survive in a mock-up post-apocalyptic environment using the limited resources to hand

Following the nail-biting work of highly paid, death-defying drivers who operate loaded trucks across frozen lakes and rivers in remote Arctic territories in Canada and Alaska.

In 1912, a detective arrives in a town where a young woman has committed suicide. Interrupting a wealthy family in the midst of a lavish party, he unravels the events that led to the woman's death - an investigation with devastating repercussions as secrets are exposed and each member of the family realises they have all unwittingly played a part. Adaptation of JB Priestley's stage play, starring David Thewlis, Miranda Richardson and Ken Stott.

Two-part dramatisation of the novel by Melvyn Bragg. A Burma veteran struggles to return to civilian life