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Great Britain's Lewis Hamilton has won three out of the last five races at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, including his first-ever Grand Prix victory back in 2007. In qualifying last year, he was overshadowed by an incredible performance by Sebastian Vettel, who took pole by a margin of 0.303 seconds after a blistering lap. Hamilton had to settle for second, but had the last laugh by going on to win the Grand Prix in style ahead of his German rival.

In this new two-part series Operation Snow Tiger, Liz Bonnin, a tiger biologist, travels to the Russian Far East with wildlife cameramen to help a team of scientists studying these big cats in the brutal Russian winter.

Their goal is to uncover the hidden world of this mysterious predator, determine why they are declining and what can be done to save them. With perhaps just 300 Siberian tigers left, each is precious. Starting their search north of Vladivostok, the team find evidence of males, but no breeding females. Their search is interrupted when three cubs are spotted alone, their mother feared dead. Only four months old, the cubs are not able to survive on their own and must be rescued as soon as possible.

Cameraman Max Hug Williams joins local conservation rangers searching the forest for the orphaned cubs as a blizzard approaches – capturing remarkable footage in the process. Meanwhile Liz and Russian scientists track a female tiger in the snow. A dramatic hunt begins to save the life of one of the world’s rarest animals. But have they arrived in time?

Arriving at the Annie Brawley crime scene, Gibson learns that Annie is still alive. Seeing the discarded ligatures, she knows this is the work of the same killer. However, the estate that this murder has taken place on is not friendly to police, and the situation soon turns violent.

Internally, Burns and his team are still trying to piece together the events surrounding Olson’s murder. Eastwood discovers there may have been a contract taken out on Olson as a result of an unpaid debt related to drugs or prostitution, which links back to Aaron Monroe and Breedlove.

Meanwhile, Spector is forced into presenting himself to police after CCTV footage is aired showing him near to Sarah Kay on het last day alive. Although he talks his way through the interview with Brink without suspicion, his request for Sally Ann to provide him with an alibi means he returns home to face her suspicions.

Spector begs for forgiveness and is shocked to discover that Sally Ann is pregnant. As he manipulates Sally Ann into going away with him to try and repair their marriage, Spector decides to make one final play with Gibson that will bring the two hunters closer than either could have imagined previously, and turns up revelations that shake both to their very core.

Cast: Gillian Anderson as Stella Gibson; Jamie Dornan as Paul Spector; Archie Panjabi as Professor Tanya Reed Smith; John Lynch as Jim Burns; Stuart Graham as Matt Eastwood; Niamh McGrady as Dani Ferrington; Gerard Jordan as Brian Stone; Bronagh Waugh as Sally-Ann Spector; Aisling Franciosi as Katie and Eugene O Hare as Aaron Monroe.

This new programme features exclusive access to Agnetha in the studio and with her colleagues of both recent years and from ABBA, assessing and celebrating her journey as Sweden's 'girl with the golden hair'.

Her self-penned debut single “Jag var så kar”, (I Was So In Love) sold more than 80,000 copies and she fast became one of Sweden’s most popular music artists. However, a chance meeting with Björn Ulvaeus led to her marriage, winning Eurovision and the phenomenal ABBA years.

With ABBA’s success came hard work, TV appearances, vast crowds, demanding tours and for Agnetha being away from her children eventually caused her great turmoil.

Agnetha loved being in the recording studio, and Frida and Agnetha without doubt gave the ABBA songs a distinct sound. However, many argue that ABBA would not have reached the same heights without Agnetha’s pure voice and arresting beauty. For this shy girl from the small Swedish town of Jönköping it was a struggle to match up to co-star Frida who had such confidence and a natural flair for performing.

After a much-publicised divorce from Björn, and as ABBA eventually came to an end, Agnetha briefly tried to build a solo career with moderate success until she eventually walked away from the public eye traumatised by fame.

Since then, the world’s press has engaged in an endless game of conjecture about the private life of a women catapulted to international stardom in 1974. But now, after 25 years, Agnetha Fältskog has stepped back into the limelight with new material after working with successful writer Jörgen Elofsson, who has written for artists such as Britney Spears and Westlife.

Back writing again herself, she has also recorded a duet with singer-songwriter Gary Barlow on the album. The vocals were recorded separately and, exclusively in this documentary, Gary Barlow meets Agnetha for the first time.

This intimate and revealing programme features interviews with Björn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson, Gary Barlow, Tony Blackburn, record producer Peter Nordahl, Jörgen Elofsson and Sir Tim Rice

Exec Producer: Mark Cooper / Producer & Director: Samantha Peters

As they prepare for their wedding day, Ndale convinces Audrey they should move to London once they’re married. Chief bridesmaid Sonya admits to Ndale she’s jealous and is sent into a spin when Audrey reveals her London plans.

Enraged, Sonya writes a note revealing her affair with Ndale but he quickly flips the situation to his advantage, convincing Audrey to go ahead with the wedding. But when Sonya makes a shocking discovery about Ndale, it’s a case of 'hell hath no fury like a woman scorned'.

Elsewhere, worried about Waterloo Road’s future in Lorraine’s hands, Michael hatches a plan to secretly meet with the council to convince them to take over the school.

But his argument is almost immediately undermined when some of the staff, led by Christine, walk out after discovering Lorraine’s plans to make the school fee-paying.

Undeterred by the strike, Lorraine enlists the help of substitute teachers. And there’s a familiar face for Christine among the strike-breakers – modern languages teacher George Windsor, a world-weary, sardonic teacher who quickly makes an impression on Nikki - for all the wrong reasons.

Guided by Esther, Lula steps up her campaigning against Lorraine’s business investment, Nox Pharmaeuticals. And when Esther spots an opportunity to infiltrate Nox, she spurs Lula’s activism further – regardless of the repercussions.

Audrey is played by Georgie Glen, Ndale by Richie Campbell, Sonya by Victoria Bush, Michael by Alec Newman, Christine by Laurie Brett, Lula by Marlene Madenge, Nikki by Heather Peace, Lorraine by Daniela Denby Ashe and George Windsor by Angus Deayton.

Waterloo Road is a Shed Production for BBC One through BBC Scotland.