Strikingly relevant, award-winning drama following a young Ukrainian gymnast pursuing a career in the sport while exiled in Switzerland. Olga (Anastasia Budiashkina), a 15-year-old from Kyiv, flees her home country when the Maidan revolution breaks out in 2014, leading to the overthrow of the nation’s government. A promising gymnast, she heads to Switzerland and joins the Swiss team, for which she qualifies through her dad. She excels in her new home, but difficulties with the language barrier and, more importantly, the frightening news coming through from Ukraine – where her family still are – leave her with intense feelings of anxiety, guilt and anger. Against the backdrop of heightening political tension, Olga tries to carve out a career for herself in the sport she loves. In Ukrainian and French with English subtitles.

Cyber thriller from BAFTA-winning creator Peter Kosminsky that lifts the veil on the most urgent battle of our time. Set in 2024, The Undeclared War tracks a leading team of analysts buried in the heart of GCHQ, secretly working to ward off a series of cyber-attacks on the UK in the run-up to a general election. When a routine stress test of internet infrastructure goes awry, 21-year-old GCHQ intern Saara Parvin (Hannah Khalique-Brown) suddenly finds herself operating on the invisible frontier of high-stakes cyber warfare. In a thrilling cat-and-mouse game, Saara and the team at GCHQ must try to stay one step ahead and anticipate their opponents’ every hidden move. The clock is ticking as a battle with high stakes and unpredictable enemies takes place entirely online, with very real consequences. But how do you win a war that most of the public don’t know you’re fighting? Also starring Simon Pegg, Maisie Richardson-Sellers, Adrian Lester, Alex Jennings, Mark Rylance and Kerry Godliman. In the third episode, Saara’s classmate Vadim Trusov (German Segal) returns to St Petersburg from university in London when Putin’s government tells all Russian students to leave the UK. He reluctantly starts work at Glavset, a covert organisation that uses social media to influence public opinion in Britain. There, Vadim meets Marina (Tinatin Dalakishvili), a single mother with her own reasons for working on the inside of the propaganda machine. Initially hostile, Marina and Vadim become closer, while Vadim becomes the victim of his own success at work and is drawn further into Russia’s cyber warfare efforts. The more he understands about what they might be planning, the more uneasy he grows – leading him to a risky stunt. Writer/Dir: Peter Kosminsky; Exec Prods: Peter Kosminsky, Colin Callender, Noëlette Buckley; Prod: Robert Jones; Prod Cos: Playground, Stonehenge Films and Universal International Studios for Channel 4 and Peacock.