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TGC Global Entertainment (TGC GE) has inked the first deals for NRK’s Code Red: The Lighthouse and made several other announcements about its London TV Screenings lineup and a new hire.

HBO has set the premiere date for Fukushima: A Nuclear Nightmare for March 10.

The BBC has appointed Ed Havard as director of entertainment and Fiona Campbell as director of factual and will close the roles of director and editor of unscripted.

Autentic has expanded the reach of its wildlife and nature FAST channel Terra Mater WILD in Germany with a launch on MagentaTV.

Historian, author and curator Lucy Worsley and executive producer Amanda Lyon discuss Lucy Worsley Investigates: The American Revolution, some of the little-known facts it reveals and the value of presenting the emotional truth of history.

Harry Clark Goes to Rome (w.t.), a new documentary for BBC Two, will follow Harry Clark as he embarks on a quest to meet the new Pope.

BBC Three and iPlayer have commissioned Shabaz Asks: Are Billionaires Bad?, hosted by content creator Shabaz Ali, also known as ShabazSays.

BayView Entertainment has acquired the worldwide rights to Fact or Fiction: The Life and Times of a Ping-Pong Hustler, chronicling the life of table-tennis legend Marty Reisman, the inspiration behind Marty Supreme.

ZED has launched the rock art documentary Sulawesi, A New Origin Story for the international market.

Tinopolis has appointed new creative directors for Firecracker, Mentorn and Tinopolis Scotland.