Let's hope it's not all downhill for two teams of bargain hunters as they scour the stalls of an antiques centre in Kingston upon Thames.

Michael Portillo's railway tour of Sardinia heads inland towards the island's dramatic mountain landscapes, which he discovers were frequented by DH Lawrence.

Michael travels to the cultural heart of Japan, Kyoto.

Michael's South Korean railway journey continues in Seoul. Travelling across one of the world's largest metro systems, he heads south to Suwon to visit Samsung's headquarters.

Twenty-four hours a day, the latest national and international stories as they break.

The big political issues of the day.

Game show presented by Rick Edwards in which players score points by answering questions correctly while avoiding the Impossible answers.

Clive Myrie asks the questions in another heat where the contenders answer questions on Arnold Schwarzenegger, The Wire and the Falklands conflict.

Comedian Zoe Lyons hosts the quick-fire quiz where six plucky contestants must stay out of the light to be all right. Can anyone beat the lightning and win the £3,000 jackpot.

The Olgun family's rented two-bed flat in south west London is bursting at the seams, so the team revamp the hallway to get rid of the clutter.

Professor Brian Cox asks how, from a lifeless cosmos ruled by the laws of physics and chemistry, it is possible that a planet can produce so much wonderful, varied biology.

Members of the public bring along their antiques and curios. Interesting finds in Harrogate include naval log books from the Napoleonic era and a silk bedcover.

Members of the public try to make money out of their antiques.

Josh Jones, Molly Rainford, Mark Rhodes and Sonia test their general knowledge skills on this week's House of Games.

Michael Portillo continues his Sardinian railway adventure, arriving in Mamoiada to investigate the town's extraordinary pagan traditions.

Iolo explores the Teifi river valley, and finds a slow worm hunting, meets a coracle fisherman, is thrilled by a fishing otter and watches a pair of kestrels at their nest.

Can artificial intelligence read emotions better than a human? Hannah explores the new technology that is creeping into our lives.

Hannah Fry uncovers the wild origins of the modern-day rollercoaster.

Gardeners go for gold at the world's most famous flower show.

A surgeon must remove part of his patient's tongue and reconstruct it to save her from an aggressive cancer, and surgeons perform a rare simultaneous pancreas and kidney transplant.

Anna and Perri race to a violent offender. Tom consoles a woman whose loved one has been hit by a taxi. The Peelers control an angry crowd outside a sex offender's home.

Insights and global interviews on the news stories of the day. With Victoria Derbyshire. Followed by Weather.

Unspun World provides an unvarnished version of the week's major global news stories - reliable, honest and essential viewing with the BBC's world affairs editor, John Simpson.

A young woman becomes the governess of two unruly children at a secluded manor. Contains some strong language and disturbing scenes.

Marianna Spring explores how AI slop is shaping what we see, what we believe and who we can trust. In the age of artificial intelligence, will seeing ever be believing again.

It's the last round of heats. A new batch of amateur cooks enter the MasterChef kitchen ready to show off their culinary skills, hoping to get through to the next round.

Hannah travels from California to Japan to experience the latest age-defying techniques and examine the true meaning of life.

Vernon Kay, with Paul Gorton in tow, challenges Anneka Rice, comedian Shane Todd and DJ Remi Burgz to separate the real from the ridiculous. This time, the destination is Jedburgh.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

We head to the Kent coast to revisit a renovation that's taken some time to finish. Jacqui checks out a large terrace as well as a tiny flat in a tale of two contrasting projects.

Michael Portillo continues his Sardinian railway adventure, arriving in Mamoiada to investigate the town's extraordinary pagan traditions.

Monty makes a start on planting up some of his spectacular summer containers.

Twenty-four hours a day, the latest national and international stories as they break.

The big political issues of the day.

Game show presented by Rick Edwards in which players score points by answering questions correctly while avoiding the Impossible answers.

Clive Myrie hosts the classic quiz where contenders take on the famous black chair. The specialist subjects include Christopher Hitchens, Ayrton Senna and Killing Eve.

Comedian Zoe Lyons hosts the quick-fire quiz where six plucky contestants must stay out of the light to be all right. Can anyone beat the lightning and win the £3,000 jackpot.

Two people arrive at the small vineyard each believes they have inherited outright.

Brian travels across Australia to explore the physics of the size of life. He discovers that size has a profound effect on how you move, how you feed, even how long you live.

Valuing heirlooms with Michael Aspel and a team of experts. Fascinating finds at St George's Hall include a tie pin commemorating the death of Nelson.

Antiques series. Paul Martin presents from Haddon Hall in Derbyshire with Michael Baggot and Caroline Hawley. Items uncovered include a scent bottle and a stereoscopic viewer.

Josh Jones, Molly Rainford, Mark Rhodes and Sonia test their general knowledge skills on this week's House of Games.

Michael Portillo's railway journey through the islands of Sardinia and Corsica sees him leave Sardinia and arrive into Corsica, the most mountainous island in the Mediterranean.

Behind on the dairy shed build, Lucy and Adam still need to buy cows to milk. Callum and Zara are building for their future, and Terrence's heart appointment gives cause to reflect.

Monty Don, Arit Anderson and the team discover how gardens from the past are inspiring the latest looks at Chelsea this year.

Another look at one of the world's most polarising billionaires as he swaps rockets and electric cars for raw political power. Contains some strong language.

Dave and Jade land in a drug den, and Perri is surrounded after his cop car is attacked. Contains strong language and scenes which some viewers may find upsetting.

Insights and global interviews on the news stories of the day. With Paddy O'Connell. Followed by Weather.

A double organ transplant and a rare tongue tumour require urgent surgery. Contains graphic medical scenes.

Casino Heist - The Manhunt. 3/3. The bomb's detonation leaves behind unanswered questions.

A brand new batch of amateur cooks enter the MasterChef kitchen, ready to compete in the first round and take their shot at culinary stardom.

Matty and Leanne are pulled in different directions, and Gary's money laundering unravels at a tense casino night. Contains strong language.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

Martin is overcome by the mould at a Southampton semi. Owain loves the 70s period charm on offer in Herefordshire. And Jacqui is in upmarket Chelsea.

Michael Portillo's railway journey through the islands of Sardinia and Corsica sees him leave Sardinia and arrive into Corsica, the most mountainous island in the Mediterranean.

The homes of two literary giants reveal personal treasures and the real people behind the pages.

Twenty-four hours a day, the latest national and international stories as they break.

Nick Robinson in conversation with people who influence our political thinking.

Game show presented by Rick Edwards in which players score points by answering questions correctly while avoiding the Impossible answers.

Clive Myrie hosts the classic quiz where contenders take on the famous black chair. The specialist subjects include Dear Evan Hansen, Elizabeth I and the feature films of David Lynch.

Comedian Zoe Lyons hosts the quickfire quiz where six plucky contestants must stay out of the light to be all right. Can anyone beat the lightning and win the £3,000 jackpot.

Daisy and Louis hope to ease their financial woes with a visit to the bank but discover they may not be on the same page after all.

Brian Cox considers what it is about our world that makes it a home for life and asks what transformed this once barren planet into the earth we know today.

With Michael Aspel. A Welsh dresser with no drawer handles and a sledge flag from Shackleton's ill-fated Antarctic trip of 1916 cause great excitement for the experts.

Flog It! comes from the ancestral home of the Spencer family, Althorp in Northamptonshire. Christina Trevanion and Will Axon find a selection of antiques and collectibles to take to auction.

Josh Jones, Molly Rainford, Mark Rhodes and Sonia test their general knowledge skills on this week's House of Games.

Michael boards one of Europe's most dramatic railways, which winds through Corsica's breathtaking mountainous landscapes.

Diarmuid Gavin and Carol Klein, along with guest judge and gardening fan Fred Sirieix, continue the search to find Northern Ireland's greatest garden.

Kirsty Wilson and Brian Cuningham show how to help the garden's pollinators as they focus on planting that will attract bees.

It's the end of the week at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026, and Monty Don and Arit Anderson are celebrating the great British summer as we all get ready to spend more time in our gardens.

Two great country houses reveal stories of extravagant Grand Tours, royal luxury and one of Georgian society's most scandalous relationships.

This episode of Live at the Apollo is hosted by the fantastic Guz Khan as he introduces the fabulous Kiri Pritchard-McLean and the amazing Rhys James. Contains some strong language.

Insights and global interviews on the crucial news stories of the day. With Matt Chorley. Followed by Weather.

Including Nudge Nudge, Hell's Grannies, Killer Cars, Dead Parrot and Blackmail. Contains adult humour.

Investigative documentary.

Noor Nanji speaks to women who allege sexual misconduct by their former on-screen husbands. Contains some scenes which some viewers may find upsetting.

It's time for the week's six best cooks to dig deep and deliver in the last quarter-final of the competition.

The designers turn sailors' mess decks at an air station into morale-boosting spaces.

Paul Gorton takes charge of the unreliable tour as Vernon Kay challenges Anneka Rice, comedian Shane Todd and Radio 1Xtra DJ Remi Burgz on the sights and stories of Coleraine.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

Flutter's Honour. Pancake saves Flutter, who vows to repay him, but his behaviour drives Pan to distraction.

Best Friends Forever. Cosima needs to reassure Big Lizard that he is definitely her best friend forever.

Mission Penalty. Weasy and the Chipmunk wreck the farm. The sentence? Community service.

The Spookyween Witch. The heroes quest on Spookyween to stop whatever is menacing the pumpkin patch and find that a headless skeleton is using pumpkins as a head.

Grizzy's Odyssey. It seems an epic battle took place in the cabin, and Grizzy is missing.

Museum. Duck is at the museum to give a really boring talk about dinosaurs. When Frog steps in, he somehow manages to hatch a baby dinosaur from an ancient egg.

The Pokémon Centre Lady. Liko and Roy reunite with one of their friends from the Rising Volt Tacklers.

Make 'Em Laugh. Adam and Joe finally find out which bro is funnier as they take to the stage and perform their best comedy acts to a huge crowd of kids.

Dynamite Gets Arty! Dynamite ruins a celebrity masterpiece when Nitro and Comet team up to turn the art world upside down in a hilarious paint-splattered prank.

Musical, and The Mandalorian and Grogu. Matilda the Musical, and The Mandalorian and Grogu . The RSC production of Matilda the Musical performs When I Grow Up.

23/05/2026. Topical news magazine for children.

Tulsa, a soldier with dreams of running his own nightclub, places a bet with his friend Dynamite that he can win the heart of an untouchable dancer.

Fashion photographer Dick Avery takes his latest discovery on a trip to Paris, but she proves to be a far-from-perfect model.

Charlton Athletic v Leicester City. Coverage of the Women's Super League play-off as Charlton Athletic face Leicester City.

Documentary following the lives of grizzly bears. The world-famous salmon run arrives in Alaska. Parsnip and Pushki return to the bay to feed, but they face fierce competition.

Antiques series. Experts Charles Hanson and Caroline Hawley join presenter Paul Martin at the National Maritime Museum Cornwall, based in Falmouth.

Barcelona v Lyon. All the action from the Women's Champions League final as Barcelona play Lyon in Oslo.

From one of the wildest lochs in the west to Loch Ness, Paul discovers the last outlaw in Scotland, a monster called Lizzie and a record-breaking 'gentle giant'.

Monty Don and Rachel de Thame present highlights from the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026.

Turn back time on a journey through the BBC archives to celebrate singing superstar Cher with a selection of songs and chat show moments featuring many of the her greatest hits.

The goddess of pop sits down for a fun and in-depth chat with Rylan Clark about her new record, biggest hits, and incredible life and career.

The tale of a young film studio assistant's brief relationship with Marilyn Monroe. Contains some strong language.

2008. After a breakdown, Niall learns that Ruben has returned. Obsession takes hold, and a charged confrontation forces the brothers to face their fractured past.

A man is found dead while he is meant to be serving community service. After some time apart, Janie and John must come together and get creative in order to crack the case.

A man is found dead while he is meant to be serving community service. After some time apart, Janie and John must come together and get creative in order to crack the case.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

A look at some of the BBC's most popular gardening programmes and personalities, presented by Carol Kirkwood. Carol explores subjects that all begin with the letter E.

Horticulturist Christine Walkden explores gardens and countryside from a hot air balloon. Christine takes to the skies above Sussex and drops in at West Dean Garden.

Anita Rani and Joe Crowley explore the River Leven, which flows through Fife, uncovering how this once-hardworking industrial river shaped communities for centuries.

Dougie is in the Cairngorms to see how habitats are being protected against wildfires.

Kirsty Wilson and Brian Cuningham show how to help the garden's pollinators as they focus on planting that will attract bees.

A sumptuous menu from Vivek Singh, Emily English and Paul A Young. Meanwhile, Rick Stein and the Hairy Bikers head out of the studio.

Andi's in the home of UK ceramics, Stoke-on-Trent, to put on a festival for an arts project. Can she overcome her creative demons to make a feast that channels the area's artistry.

Dave Myers and Si King hit the road in search of culinary experience. In the Germanic town of Swakopmund on the Namibian coast, they sample a traditional barbecue.

Four identical bags get mixed up - one of which is full of top-secret documents.

Comic masterpiece from Billy Wilder. Musicians Joe and Jerry accidentally witness the St Valentine's Day massacre and attempt to make a getaway by joining an all-girl jazz band.

Behind on the dairy shed build, Lucy and Adam still need to buy cows to milk. Callum and Zara are building for their future, and Terrence's heart appointment gives cause to reflect.

Matt Baker and Sammi Kinghorn explore the forests of the Welsh valleys at a critical time. As spring gives way to summer, wildlife is at its most active, but wildfire poses a growing threat.

All the latest football scores, results and reaction.

Paul Martin opens the gates at London Zoo to the lucky locals laden with antiques. The animals have front row seats as Will Axon and Thomas Plant do their valuations.

Steve explores a volcanic underworld in search of the longest lava tube in Arabia.

Lucy Worsley investigates the explosive 18th-century break-up between Britain and America.

On the last leg of his Scandinavian journey, Simon uncovers the surprising and sometimes shocking side of Sweden and Denmark, two of the happiest and wealthiest countries on earth.

Jools welcomes musician and producer James Blake, blues guitarist Joe Bonamassa, rising star Sekou, country artist Ashley McBryde, Manchester's Mandy, Indiana and legend Jocelyn Brown.

Olivia Dean headlines the festival for the very first time, taking to the Main Stage with her soulful storytelling and summer-ready sound for an unforgettable finale.

Highlights from Sunday at Radio 1's Big Weekend 2026 from Herrington Country Park.

Fiona Bruce presents an hour of topical debate.

Steve and a team of world-class kayakers head to Kamchatka to take on white water.

As forces close in on Matty and Leanne, and the evidence stacks up against them, can they pull off one last roll of the dice? Contains strong language.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

Carol Klein and Diarmuid Gavin lead the search along with guest judge and keen gardener Katie Piper to find Northern Ireland's greatest garden.

Roman Kemp advocates the health benefits of a hot bath.

Kelly Cates presents highlights of the final day of the Premier League season's ten matches, including Arsenal's trip to Crystal Palace and Manchester City versus Aston Villa.

Twenty-four hours a day, the latest national and international stories as they break.

The unique quiz show where if a player gives an Impossible answer, they are immediately eliminated. Which of the 24 contestants will face the £10,000 question today.

Clive Myrie hosts the classic quiz where contenders take to the black chair. The subjects include Michael Palin's travel documentaries, Lady Gaga and Emily Dickinson.

Comedian Zoe Lyons hosts the quickfire quiz where six plucky contestants must stay out of the light to be all right. Can anyone beat the lightning and win the £3,000 jackpot.

Louis hopes to win back his wife as their son does damage, and Daisy meets a new man.

Michael Scott traces Sicily's history from the first arrival of ancient Greek settlers.

This show comes from Tidworth in Wiltshire, where fascinating finds include rare French porcelain, a regimental silver centrepiece, and an unusual sardine tin.

Antiques series. In Muncaster in Cumbria, hundreds of people turn up with collectibles and treasures to take to auction. Paul Martin visits Coniston Water.

Cheryl Baker, Chris Bavin, Axel Blake and Sophie Willan test their general knowledge skills on this week's House of Games.

Michael boards the Eurostar at London's St Pancras International, bound for the Belgian capital, Brussels.

Alice Roberts reveals the story of the Roman cavalry. As she sets off across Hadrian's Wall on their trail, re-enactors recreate a cavalry tournament.

Springwatch returns for three weeks of seasonal splendour, live from the brand new location of National Trust Crom in Northern Ireland and the Knepp Estate in Sussex.

Lucy Worsley investigates how America's battle for independence reshaped Britain.

Eleven-year-old Margaret navigates life, puberty and friendship in a new town.

Anita Rani and Joe Crowley explore the River Leven, which flows through Fife, uncovering how this once-hardworking industrial river shaped communities for centuries.

Anita Rani and Joe Crowley explore the River Leven, which flows through Fife, uncovering how this once-hardworking industrial river shaped communities for centuries.

After more than 11,000km across eight countries, the teams face one final test of endurance as they race to claim victory at the finish line in Hatgal, Mongolia.

After more than 11,000km across eight countries, the teams face one final test of endurance as they race to claim victory at the finish line in Hatgal, Mongolia.

Another look at one of the world's most polarising billionaires as he swaps rockets and electric cars for raw political power.

Another look at one of the world's most polarising billionaires as he swaps rockets and electric cars for raw political power. Contains some strong language.

Ben Fogle presents an appeal on behalf of Hearing Dogs for Deaf People.

Ben Fogle presents an appeal on behalf of Hearing Dogs for Deaf People.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

Family of four Melissa, Matt, Becky and Nick take on the Bridge of Lies. One by one, they must cross the Bridge, stepping on the truths and avoiding the lies.

Michael boards the Eurostar at London's St Pancras International, bound for the Belgian capital, Brussels.

Police pursue men suspected of illegal hare hunting in Yorkshire, a sudden fire causes devastation on a north Wales farm, and Paul Colgan trains to rescue farm animals in Cheshire.

The team dive deep to search for a precious tankard lost by a heartbroken son, and detectives Mui and Sam work together to try to solve the mystery of a drone found in Ullswater.

Twenty-four hours a day, the latest national and international stories as they break.

The unique quiz show where if a player gives an Impossible answer, they are immediately eliminated. Which of the 24 contestants will face the £10,000 question today.

Clive Myrie asks the questions in another heat where the contenders answer questions on the films of Judy Garland, The Cure, Hi-de-Hi! and the French Wars of Religion.

Comedian Zoe Lyons hosts the quickfire quiz where six plucky contestants must stay out of the light to be all right. Can anyone beat the lightning and win the £3,000 jackpot.

Daisy's movie star mate proves distracting, and the locals feel let down.

Michael Scott continues his journey through Sicily, tracing the island's story through the arrival of the Muslim Arabs and then the Normans.

Michael Aspel presents the show in which members of the public are invited to bring along their antiques for examination at Warwick Castle.

At the Blickling estate in Norfolk, David Harper is excited by a Rolex oyster watch, and Paul Martin learns more about Lord Lothian, who inherited Blickling in 1930.

Cheryl Baker, Chris Bavin, Axel Blake and Sophie Willan test their general knowledge skills on this week's House of Games.

Michael's Belgian rail journey continues in the Dutch-speaking region of Flanders.

Marcus wants to impress the locals with a French version of the classic Sunday roast and find out how they enjoy their take on the sandwich.

Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan continue to celebrate the season at National Trust Crom in Northern Ireland, revealing a hidden world playing out in the reed beds.

Sandi Toksvig looks at sugar and spice and all things nice with Alice Levine, Jason Manford, Rose Matafeo and Alan Davies.

The magnificent Darren Harriott introduces Jessica Fostekew and Stephen Bailey to the famous Apollo stage. Contains some strong language and adult humour.

Insights and global interviews on the news stories of the day. With Victoria Derbyshire. Followed by Weather.

Another look at one of the world's most polarising billionaires as he swaps rockets and electric cars for raw political power. Contains some strong language.

Iolo explores the Teifi river valley and finds a slow worm hunting, meets a coracle fisherman, is thrilled by a fishing otter and watches a pair of kestrels at their nest.

The bomb's detonation leaves behind unanswered questions.

A double organ transplant and a rare tongue tumour require urgent surgery.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

Two dog-loving developers tackle epic projects in Wales and Norfolk. Also, a seasoned developer is looking to move quickly and economically in Nottingham.

Michael's Belgian rail journey continues in the Dutch-speaking region of Flanders.

Michael takes a luxury, panoramic Shimikaze train to the beautiful Shima Peninsula.

Leaving Seoul aboard South Korea's high-speed KTX train, Michael travels south through the heart of the country to explore how rail has shaped both its economy and identity.

Twenty-four hours a day, the latest national and international stories as they break.

The unique quiz show where if a player gives an Impossible answer, they are immediately eliminated. Which of the 24 contestants will face the £10,000 question today.

Clive Myrie asks the questions in another heat, where the contenders answer questions on the jazz pianist Bill Evans, Georges Remi and Tintin, William Morris, and Torchwood.

Comedian Zoe Lyons hosts the quickfire quiz where six plucky contestants must stay out of the light to be all right. Can anyone beat the lightning and win the £3,000 jackpot.

Louis reluctantly goes hunting, Daisy deliberates over a relationship, and Tippy is on a mission.

Documentary series revealing the emotional and dramatic lives of elephants. A new baby elephant is born, but her first few weeks look set to be the most dangerous of her life.

Michael Aspel and the team of experts invite another selection of people to bring along their antiques for valuation, this time at Warwick Castle.

Flog It! comes from historic St Albans Cathedral and Abbey in Hertfordshire. Antiques experts Claire Rawle and Jonathan Pratt find a selection of antiques and collectibles.

Cheryl Baker, Chris Bavin, Axel Blake and Sophie Willan test their general knowledge skills on this week's House of Games.

Continuing his Belgian tour, Michael Portillo heads to the beach resort of Knokke-Heist and the world's longest coastal tram, which enjoys splendid views across the North Sea.

Iolo explores the stunning Dee valley, from wintering birds along the estuary to displaying black grouse on moorland, rare freshwater-pearl mussels and spawning sea trout.

Hannah explores whether the death of privacy puts society at greater risk or could make people safer.

Hannah looks at the air fryer - a device that is rapidly taking over people's kitchens.

Chris Packham, Michaela Strachan and the team are live from the National Trust's Crom Estate as nature writes its own stories, with triumph, heartbreak and surprise around every corner.

Surgeons drain all of their patient's blood from his body to replace damaged arteries. A patient's fertility is at risk without a complex operation to remove diseased bowel.

Adam tackles a suspect on the run, twice, and a serial car thief is haunted by his demons. Contains very strong language.

Insights and global interviews on the news stories of the day. With Victoria Derbyshire. Followed by Weather.

Unspun World provides an unvarnished version of the week's major global news stories - reliable, honest and essential viewing with the BBC's world affairs editor, John Simpson.

Past ties drag corporate lawyer Rob into conflict with a company he usually assists. Contains some strong language.

It's knockout week, and there are just 14 amateur cooks left in the competition. The judges are increasing the pressure to see which contestants can hold their nerve.

Can artificial intelligence read emotions better than a human? Hannah explores the new technology that is creeping into our lives.

Vernon Kay and unreliable tour guide Paul Gorton test Nitin Ganatra, Rev Kate Bottley and Gladiator Apollo on their knowledge of the UK. Today's tour is of Derry/Londonderry.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

Martin is overcome by the amount of beige on show in a Telford flat.

Continuing his Belgian tour, Michael Portillo heads to the beach resort of Knokke-Heist and the world's longest coastal tram, which enjoys splendid views across the North Sea.

Lucy Worsley investigates the explosive 18th-century break-up between Britain and America.

Twenty-four hours a day, the latest national and international stories as they break.

The unique quiz show where if a player gives an Impossible answer, they are immediately eliminated. Which of the 24 contestants will face the £10,000 question today.

Clive Myrie hosts as four more contenders answer questions on specialist subjects including Tudor rebellions, Christina Aguilera, the US space shuttle program and James Parkinson.

Comedian Zoe Lyons hosts the quickfire quiz where six plucky contestants must stay out of the light to be all right. Can anyone beat the lightning and win the £3,000 jackpot.

Unexpectedly thrust centre stage, the Oakley winery 'team' struggle to pull off a suitable event.

Documentary revealing the emotional and dramatic lives of elephants. Baby elephant Breeze is growing up fast, but as the dry season approaches she must face her biggest test yet.

Michael Aspel introduces a selection of treasures from a recent visit to Harrogate, including a table fashioned from an ancient bedpost and a piece of naval scrimshaw.

Today Flog It! comes from Grimsby Minster, where experts Christina Trevanion and Michael Baggott discover great maritime memorabilia.

Cheryl Baker, Chris Bavin, Axel Blake and Sophie Willan test their general knowledge skills on this week's House of Games.

the brutal seizure of the Congo under King Leopold II.

Partners in crime Richard Osman and Ingrid Oliver advance to Norfolk to battle with antiques dealers and dragons. But will German pottery or Scandinavian glass make the most money.

The pressure builds as chicks prepare to fledge and predators close in.

How did Vladimir Putin emerge from a shadowy existence as a KGB agent in 1980s East Germany to become one of the most powerful men on the planet.

The Peelers raid a drug flat, and a man aggressively kicks off - all the way to custody. Contains very strong language and some upsetting scenes.

Insights and global interviews on the crucial news stories of the day. With Katie Razzall. Followed by Weather.

Surgeons drain a patient's blood to save his life and try to save another's fertility. Contains graphic medical scenes.

Knockout week continues, and the chefs must prove themselves enough to make it into their first professional kitchen.

The five designers transform swanky Leeds studio apartments to entice the renters.

Anna and Perri race to a domestic incident. A crowd confronts a convicted sex offender. Contains strong language and scenes which some viewers may find upsetting.

Zoe arrives on a remote Greek island, hoping a reunion with old friends will save her marriage. As tensions heat up, secrets are revealed, and Zoe wonders if there's any going back.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

Dion's in Sheffield, where he feels there is scope to double the size of a property.

the brutal seizure of the Congo under King Leopold II.

Two great country houses reveal stories of extravagant Grand Tours, royal luxury and one of Georgian society's most scandalous relationships.

Twenty-four hours a day, the latest national and international stories as they break.

Nick Robinson in conversation with people who influence our political thinking.

Ben Fogle presents an appeal on behalf of Hearing Dogs for Deaf People.

The unique quiz show where if a player gives an Impossible answer, they are immediately eliminated. Which of the 24 contestants will face the £10,000 question today.

Clive Myrie hosts the classic quiz where contenders take on the famous black chair. Specialist subjects include Charles Rennie Mackintosh and the films of Christopher Guest.

Comedian Zoe Lyons hosts the quickfire quiz where six plucky contestants must stay out of the light to be all right. Can anyone beat the lightning and win the £3,000 jackpot.

Horticulturist Christine Walkden explores gardens and countryside from a hot-air balloon. Christine takes to the skies above Yorkshire and visits Scampston Hall.

Documentary revealing the emotional and dramatic lives of elephants. The rains have arrived after the drought, but has baby elephant Breeze survived.

Michael Aspel and the experts visit Chichester Cathedral. Finds include a fine cow creamer, a rare 18th-century games purse and a valuable necklace which was found in an attic.

Paul Martin presents from Crowcombe Court in West Somerset with antiques experts James Lewis and Thomas Plant, who uncover some promotional sausage plates.

Cheryl Baker, Chris Bavin, Axel Blake and Sophie Willan test their general knowledge skills on this week's House of Games.

On the final leg of his Belgian journey, Michael Portillo travels to Namur, capital of Wallonia, to discover a citadel dating back to the 10th century.

the search for Northern Ireland's greatest garden is almost at an end. Five passionate gardeners have reached the final.

Some more unusual growing methods are demonstrated at Beechgrove Garden, with Ruth Vichos and Brian Cunningham attempting to produce a mushroom crop using a kit.

With summer just around the corner, Monty is bringing bold colour to the garden, planting gingers and cannas, setting out tomatoes and sowing wallflowers straight into the soil.

Following in the footsteps of a saint, and the book that helped save the Welsh language.

Paul, Bob and Ted target a large rudd lake near Epping Forest, and all three try 'champing' for the first time - staying overnight in a church.

Insights and global interviews on the crucial news stories of the day. With Lucy Hockings. Followed by Weather.