BBC iPlayer highlights 23 February -1 March 2019

A quick round up of what's new this week on BBC iPlayer, programmes that are about to become unavailable, plus some hidden gems you might have missed.

BBC One

This Time with Alan Partridge - Mon 25 Feb

Warren - Mon 25 Feb

Shakespeare & Hathaway: Private Investigators - Mon 25 Feb

Six Nations: France vs Scotland - Sat 23 Feb

Six Nations: Wales vs England - Sat 23 Feb

BBC Two

Inside the Factory - Tue 26 Feb

Satanic Verses: 30 Years On - Wed 27 Feb

The Parkinson’s Drug Trial: A Miracle Cure? - Thu 28 Feb

BBC Three

Jerk - Sun 24 Feb

Inside Britain’s Black Market: Who’s Selling Fake Stuff - Mon 25 Feb

BBC Four

Marguerite (film) - Sun 24 Feb

A Very British History: The Jews of Leeds - Mon 25 Feb

Defying the Cutting Season – Storyville - Tue 26 Feb

Women’s Football: Brazil vs England - Wed 27 Feb

Son of Saul

Oscar-winning drama film. An Auschwitz prisoner becomes obsessed with saving the body of a young boy from cremation to give it a proper Jewish burial. Available until Mon 25 Feb.

Andrew Davies: Rewriting the Classics

How Andrew Davies transforms the classics into prime-time television. A profile exploring both his creative process and the influence of his childhood in Cardiff. Available until Mon 25 Feb.

Class

Doctor Who spin-off series. When Coal Hill School comes under attack from deadly monsters, four students must form an unlikely alliance. Available until Tue 26 Feb.

Nature Dates

Love Island winner Jack Fincham embarks on his inaugural Nature Date – a beginner’s guide to bird-watching with his childhood hero Chris Packham.

It Follows

Horror film in which a date takes a terrifying turn for Jay when her new boyfriend transfers a curse to her through sex.

Enterprice

Comedy box set. Entrepreneurs Kazim and Jeremiah are rolling out their new home delivery service. Jerry's got the brains, Kaz is the big dreamer - together they're pushing to escape the hustle.