TV Documentaries for Now Friday 9

In Albir, couple Alison and Keith celebrate the first birthday of their bar. In Torrevieja, Andy and Rita welcome a prospective buyer for their shop.

Gus and Will are looking for a BMW, but Gus is drawn to a classic Audi that catches his eye and manages to convince Will - who falls in love with it too.

In 1966, two Ohio police officers spot a strange light in the sky, triggering a chase across state lines. An ex-military man in Florida is knocked out by a beam of light in 1965.

On a country Texas road in 1980, a diamond-shaped UFO melts a vehicle below. In 1967, a man in Manitoba encounters a flying disc and reports hearing voices inside.

Coverage of a debate in the Northern Ireland Assembly on banning some training tools for pets and domestic animals, on Monday 5 October.

Andy receives military training at a Civil War re-enactment, before embarking on a ghostly hunt and meeting the man who captured leopard DNA from a sheep kill.

Questions in Stormont to the Northern Ireland executive, with the deputy first minister, Emma Little-Pengelly, on Monday 5 October.

Coverage of questions in Stormont to the economy minister, Caoimhe Archibald, on Monday 5 October.

Witness a remote island linked to one of the world's most famous aviation mysteries and explore thousands of shipwrecks in the Bermuda Triangle.

An urgent question to first minister Michelle O'Neill on her pledge of office.

An urgent oral question on the Northern Ireland Executive's failure to agree a budget.

Coverage of the debate in the House of Commons' second chamber, Westminster Hall, on the provision of face-to-face banking services in rural areas, from Tuesday 1 September.

The life and career of Academy Award-winning American film director Alexander Payne, a man who possesses his own unique film-making style.

Coverage of general questions in the Scottish Parliament to ministers in the Scottish government, from Tuesday 6 October.

Experts investigate why religious apparitions appear on seemingly normal objects to seemingly normal people. Is it blind faith or supernatural phenomena.

Questions in the Scottish Parliament from backbench MSPs to John Swinney, the first minister, on Tuesday 6 October.

Paranormal experts and skeptics explore the mysterious world of psychics. Is it a talent, a supernatural gift or a hoax.

Coverage of a ministerial statement in the Scottish Parliament on Syngenta Grangemouth and the announcement of plans to close its Grangemouth site, on Tuesday 6 October.

To this day, NASA denies all UFO accounts and has taken measures to prevent its astronauts from telling their stories. But what are they hiding.

Coverage of the debate on Scotland's prosperity and future in Europe on Tuesday 6 October.

Some experts believe many atmospheric light shows are actually caused by extraterrestrials. If so, do they pose an imminent threat to humanity.

Questions in the Senedd, the Welsh Parliament, to the first minister, Rhun ap Iorwerth, on Tuesday 6 October.

In 1977, Amazonian village locals have a frightening encounter when a UFO shoots beams of light at them. An Australian farmer sees a strange object descend from the sky in 1963.

Questions to the government effectiveness and constitution minister Dafydd Trystan Davies.

A Japanese airline crew in 1986 encounter two UFOs en route from Paris to Tokyo. In 1979, a man in Minnesota skids off the road after a mysterious beam of light engulfs his car.

Coverage of the statement in the Senedd, the Welsh Parliament, on upcoming business in the chamber, on Tuesday 6 October.

Andy makes a startling discovery at the site of the Rendlesham UFO incident, before sending psychic Simi to investigate one of Britain's most haunted inns.

Coverage of a statement in the Senedd, the Welsh Parliament, on the Menai Strait Crossings, on Tuesday 6 October.

Coverage of a statement in the Senedd, the Welsh Parliament, on safeguarding, on Tuesday 6 October.

On the Costa Blanca, we follow family-run hotel manager Grace on a huge day - the first-ever wedding reception booking. But there's a disaster on the horizon.

The life and career of Academy Award-winning American film director Alexander Payne, a man who possesses his own unique film-making style.

Strange satellite images taken above the Nile Valley could point investigators to long-lost relics buried in an unexplored city of the dead.

Coverage of a debate in the Senedd, the Welsh Parliament, on fiscal reform, on Tuesday 6 October.

Coverage of the debate in the House of Commons' second chamber, Westminster Hall, on the building safety remediation of residential buildings, from Tuesday 15 September.

Witness a remote island linked to one of the world's most famous aviation mysteries and explore thousands of shipwrecks in the Bermuda Triangle.

We revisit Cornwall for the tourist season, as Watergate Bay preps for surf school, Minack Theatre readies for shows, and the Lost Gardens of Heligan host Pasty Championships.

Coverage of MLAs in the Northern Ireland Assembly in Stormont making short statements to the chamber, on Tuesday 6 October.

Angela continues to explore along the waterway, as she visits riverside markets, attempts artisanal crafts, delves into Vietnam's history, and tours paddy fields and Ho Chi Minh city.

Confidence debate on the agriculture, environment and rural affairs minister Andrew Muir.

Experts investigate if a series of house fires across the UK are linked to an allegedly cursed portrait.

'Death shall come on swift wings to him who disturbs the peace of the King,' so the inscription goes. Is there truly a curse that haunts the original discoverers of Tutankhamun.

The debate on the Northern Ireland Executive failing to transform health and social care.

Strange satellite images taken above the Nile Valley could point investigators to long-lost relics buried in an unexplored city of the dead.

Questions in the Northern Ireland Assembly to Stormont to the education minister, Paul Givan, on Monday 5 October.

A mysterious entity is spotted in the Irish countryside. A séance goes violently wrong and a UFO pays an overnight visit to the city that never sleeps.

Seconds from disaster. Piers gets to the facts.

Coverage of questions in the Scottish Parliament to the deputy first minister, Jenny Gilruth, on Wednesday 7 October.

An agent investigates a boat that made a suspicious drop. Officers inspect a docking ship to ensure there's no concealed load under its hull.

Children across North America interact with ghosts that their parents can't see and citizens in China fear the worst as hundreds of orbs swarm in the moonlight.

Questions to the ministers Ivan McKee and Stephen Gethins, on Wednesday 7 October.