For the reds, we have a team of best friends with expert John Cameron, while Richard Madley has to contend with a wrestler and his partner on the blues. The teams prepare to fight it out at the auction in Cranbrook.

Newbie Tahmina Ghaffar takes on David Harper in the second leg of their antique-seeking expedition. David Harper falls for some puppy dog eyes and a green face, while Tahmina bags a couple of brooches and a peacock for luck.

Two formidable quizzers from quiz show The Chase put their antique knowledge to the ultimate test. Anne Hegerty challenges her pal Shaun Wallace in a competition to make the most money buying and selling antiques.

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

Jo Coburn invites a panel of guests to share their opinions on the newsmaking stories of the day.

Contestants compete across the series, scoring points by answering questions correctly. However, they must avoid the impossible answers, otherwise they will be eliminated from the show until the next day.

Ross Kemp presents as a team of four family members, Georgina, Charlotte, Alex and Tracey, take on the Bridge of Lies.

Eight contestants compete in a series of fast-paced quiz battles in an attempt to eliminate their opponents from the day's game and walk away with a cash prize.

Two farming families are both hoping that their much-loved pygmy goats will bring them acclaim at this years Mid Devon Agricultural show. The competition is tough and there's record numbers of goats in the ring.

The team are at Wolverhampton Art Gallery. Experts Caroline Hawley and David Harper are on hand to value items and take them off to auction. Turning up out of the hundreds of bags and boxes is a jumble sale find that proves to be a valuable piece of jewellery.

Former winners Jimi Famurewa, Harriet Kemsley, Colin Murray and Sara Pascoe take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host Richard Osman. A daily winner is declared following a quickfire round, and the scores are tallied across the week.

Former winners Jimi Famurewa, Harriet Kemsley, Colin Murray and Sara Pascoe take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host Richard Osman. A daily winner is declared following a quickfire round, and the scores are tallied across the week.

The former prime minister sits down with Nick Robinson for a conversation about his rise to power and his time as prime minister before he led his party to defeat at the 2024 general election. In his first interview since the election, Rishi Sunak takes us behind the scenes of the final years of the Conservative government, reflects on the lessons he learned and looks ahead to what comes next.

The remaining three chefs from central and eastern England compete over mains and desserts celebrating great Britons of the past. Who will win, and who must go home?

Surgeons battle to save a patient with an aggressive tumour, and a patient whose aorta, the body's biggest artery which supplies all the critical abdominal organs, could rupture at any moment.

Simon and Esther keep their news a secret from his parents. Simon and Sue argue over dinner.

Featuring extensive coverage of the day's top national and international news stories, along with explanations about the context and potential aftereffects.

The latest weather forecast.

John Simpson brings his expertise to bear on the most important stories. In discussion with the BBC's range of experts across the world, he uses their unique local knowledge to go beyond the headlines to get to the unspun truth about the world.

Netanyahu and Obama clash over Israel's settlements, and the Israeli PM cuts a deal with Hamas that sees over 1000 prisoners released, including the man who would plan October 7th.

Four chefs compete for Wales with canapes, starters and fish dishes celebrating great Britons of the past for a banquet at historic Blenheim Palace. The dishes are judged by Spencer Metzger.

Mervin begrudgingly agrees to watch a local women's football game with the team, but it's cut short when the star player is discovered with a fatal bullet wound.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Sonali Shah helps an outdoor enthusiast and her three pint-sized chihuahuas sniff out a home in the countryside. With a budget of £180,000, they are after the perfect base in which to sail, cycle, and paddleboard.

Road trip rookie Tahmina Ghaffar takes on experienced David Harper, and it's quite a tussle, as they both try to hook the best catch to sell at auction. Tahmina brings out her inner child with some vintage sporting games.

Monty and the team bring a welcome splash of colour to the depths of winter by looking back at some `Gardeners' World' highlights. Rachel de Thame learns more about the incredible ways that plants have evolved to draw in pollinators.

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

Jo Coburn invites a panel of guests to share their opinions on the newsmaking stories of the day.

Contestants compete across the series, scoring points by answering questions correctly. However, they must avoid the impossible answers, otherwise they will be eliminated from the show until the next day.

Ross Kemp presents as a team of four work colleagues and friends, Mel, Alice, Julie and Audra, take on the Bridge of Lies.

Eight contestants compete in a series of fast-paced quiz battles in an attempt to eliminate their opponents from the day's game and walk away with a cash prize.

Veteran farming family The Dunn's and retired businessman Stephen are all heading to Ryedale to show off their finest sheep. For Stephen this is a chance to carry on his wife's legacy and for both families it's the opportunity to build on their reputations.

Comprehensive live coverage from Apeldoorn, Netherlands, as some of the finest athletes on the planet face off on the opening day of the European Indoor Championships. Medals are up for grabs right away on day one in the mixed relays, with the Dutch team looking to emulate their 2024 Olympic success and defend their European indoor title on home soil against Paris bronze medallists Great Britain.

Tom Allen meets the fired candidate and shares exclusive behind-the-scenes content as Lord Sugar continues his search for a new business partner who will win his £250,000 investment. A panel of special guest fans give their views on the week's task.

Featuring extensive coverage of the day's top national and international news stories, along with explanations about the context and potential aftereffects.

The latest weather forecast.

West Midlands Police are called by a distressed young Chinese woman who speaks very little English but has clearly just witnessed a horrific attack by an intruder who has fled the scene.

Top British chefs originating from various regions across the UK compete to produce a menu that is served at a prestigious banquet for special events and prominent guests.

Robson gives pal and fellow actor, Rupert Penry-Jones, a weekend break on the Northumberland coast. A first for the pair of them is an introduction to snuba, a cross between scuba diving and snorkelling.

Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon's controversial withdrawal from Gaza in 2005 opens the door for Hamas to seize control, while efforts to broker peace are thrown into turmoil.

Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon's controversial withdrawal from Gaza in 2005 opens the door for Hamas to seize control, while efforts to broker peace are thrown into turmoil.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Tahmina Ghaffar leans into her specialism on a trip with David Harper. They whirl round the south west and pick a mix of Chinese silk, Indian tea paraphernalia and a European zither.

Alison and Aidan join the locals and jump aboard an iconic Miami trolley bus to roll into the vibrant Little Havana. They sip on freshly-squeezed mango juice and show us their moves at a salsa lesson.

Joanna has her first experience of rehabilitating a bird of prey. At the other end of the scale, she learns how to scruff a mouse and proudly shows her family the video evidence.

Day two of one of Europe's most prestigious athletic competitions kicks off in the Dutch city of Apeldoorn, featuring some of Great Britain's biggest stars.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Contestants compete across the series, scoring points by answering questions correctly. However, they must avoid the impossible answers, otherwise they will be eliminated from the show until the next day.

Ross Kemp presents as a team of family and friends, Balaji, Anjali, Bala and Ajit, take on the Bridge of Lies.

Eight contestants compete in a series of fast-paced quiz battles in an attempt to eliminate their opponents from the day's game and walk away with a cash prize.

The team are at beautiful St Albans Cathedral and Abbey in Hertfordshire. Antique experts Claire Rawle and James Lewis are on hand to value antiques and collectibles. James comes across a pipe shaped like a polar explorer, and Claire discovers salt and pepper pots shaped like suffragettes.

Former winners Jimi Famurewa, Harriet Kemsley, Colin Murray and Sara Pascoe take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host Richard Osman. A daily winner is declared following a quickfire round, and the scores are tallied across the week.

Medals in six events are won as day two of the European Indoor Championships reaches its thrilling conclusion in Apeldoorn.

Monty plants some stepover pears, a compact and horizontal way to grow fruit that is ideal for small spaces. Carol Klein hopes to help everyone grow plants for free with her expert tips on propagation.

The inimitable Stephen Bailey welcomes comedians Lara Ricote and Glenn Moore to the stage.

Featuring extensive coverage of the day's top national and international news stories, along with explanations about the context and potential aftereffects.

The latest weather forecast.

An introduction to the British film premiere of Aisha.

Caught in limbo for years in Ireland's immigration system, a young Nigerian woman develops a friendship with an employee who she meets at one of the accommodation centres.

As the war in Ukraine reaches itsthird anniversary, the new US president says he's the man to get a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine? But just how realistic is that?

Top British chefs originating from various regions across the UK compete to produce a menu that is served at a prestigious banquet for special events and prominent guests.

Follows the many adventures of a boy, a girl, a dog, a cat, a mouse, and a piece of cheese as they come together to live under one roof.

Ernest and Ishaani go through the mirror to experience a terrifying future vision.

Steve searches for deadly animals living in the capital of Suriname, from snakes in people's gardens to snail-catching kites, and one of the deadliest snakes on earth.

News magazine keeping young viewers up to date with the latest stories and events happening at home and abroad.

Abby, Joel, Shini and Henry dress up to celebrate World Book Day with rapper MC Grammar.

Monty plants some stepover pears, a compact and horizontal way to grow fruit that is ideal for small spaces. Carol Klein hopes to help everyone grow plants for free with her expert tips on propagation.

Agent Harry Palmer is assigned to investigate a bizarre brain drain among scientists, and finds himself embroiled in a world of espionage where nobody can be trusted and nothing is what it seems.

Spy Harry Palmer's assignment is to smuggle a Russian agent who is defecting to the West across the Berlin Wall and back to England - in a coffin. However, Harry discovers that the Russian may not be all he appears.

Jason Mohammad presents the football results show, with reports and reaction from all the big games. There are updates from a busy afternoon in the Premier League as a title-chasing Liverpool take on struggling Southampton.

A collection of interesting and previously unseen finds from the show's travels round the country, visiting St Albans, Wolverhampton Art Gallery, the Platform in Morecambe and Grimsby Minster. Paul Martin also visits Coughton Court in Warwickshire.

Jeanette Kwakye introduces live coverage from Apeldoorn, Netherlands as eight gold medals are handed out in the evening session on day three of the European Indoors. Amongst the finals is the women's long jump, in which Great Britain's Jazmin Sawyers is the defending champion, while in the men's 60m a Briton may win gold for the first time since Richard Kilty in 2017. Titles are also awarded in the men's triple and high jump and the women's pole vault.

The story of Bob Dylan, directed by Martin Scorsese, from a rock `n' roll loving kid in the Midwest to his arrival as a major force in the world of folk music.

Martin Scorsese continues to explore the emotional, musical and intellectual journey of Bob Dylan's early career. At 23, Dylan is already a newsworthy phenomenon and with that success comes expectations - from the old left to become a political activist and from the media to articulate the concerns of America's youth. It's a role in which Dylan is uninterested.

A showcase of Bob Dylan with his band in an intimate setting as he performs songs from his extensive body of work, including `Forever Young', `I'll Be Your Baby Tonight', `It's All Over Now Baby Blue' and many more.

A feast of cover versions of Bob Dylan songs from the BBC archives, with classic tracks old and new and some surprises too from the 1960s to the present. From the essential folk queen Joan Baez to punk princess Siouxsie and the Banshees, from the Hollies to Adele, taking in the likes of Julie Felix, Richie Havens, Bryan Ferry and KT Tunstall along the way, the programme reflects Dylan's long career of writing extraordinary songs.

The life, times and crimes of Bob Dylan obsessive, AJ Weberman, an irreverent and witty exploration into one man's obsessions, a bohemian life lived on the New York fringes and a twisted take on the American Dream. Both hilarious and disturbing, the film is an observation on our unbalanced desires to know more about celebrities and how far we are willing to go to get that information.

The challenges of midwifery hit close to home when a mother and baby home is evacuated. Nancy's wedding plans take a surprising turn, and Sister Catherine takes her first vows.

The BBC's Breakfast programme features the latest news, sport, business, weather and other items on a daily basis.

Comprehensive live coverage from Apeldoorn, Netherlands, as the penultimate session of the European Indoors gets underway. There are three events in the men's pentathlon as well as the opening heats in the women's 60m. Jeanette Kwakye presents, while commentary comes from Steve Cram, Paula Radcliffe, Colin Jackson, Steve Backley and Stef Reid.

Following the struggles and triumphs of different farming families in some of the most beautiful and remote landscapes in Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Sheep and arable farmers John and his son Ed head to the vibrant Moseley Farmers' Market, but when they arrive their pitch location threatens to put a dent in their earnings. The stoic Styan family, meanwhile, need to sell as much veg as possible to make some much-needed repairs to their windblown farm.

Jeanette Kwakye introduces live coverage as the 2025 European Indoor Championships come to a thrilling conclusion, with 12 gold medals to be awarded in Apeldoorn. The last two events are the women's 60m, in which Great Britain's Daryll Neita won bronze in 2023, and the ever-popular women's 4x400m relay. It is no surprise that the championships end with the relay, given that the Netherlands are the defending champions and boast superstar Femke Bol in their ranks.

Paul turns to the community for help with a ewe in distress. The loss of some land puts succession into focus for Nick, while Ben and Matt race to get the event site ready on time.

West Midlands Police are called by paramedics, who have made a grim discovery. A man who was reported injured has been found dead in a bedroom at a Birmingham house. There is blood and signs of violence in different parts of the house.

Hard-hitting British thriller about a London villain who makes the journey north to avenge the death of his brother. Using ruthless methods, Jack Carter unearths the sordid conspiracy - involving drugs, gambling and porn - that took his brother's life in a Newcastle gangland killing.

Years ago while growing up in Jamaica, D witnessed his brother's murder, before being taking in by a don. Years later, having been sent on a mission to London, the past catches up with him.

Amanda and Alan raise the curtain on their biggest challenge yet, the courtyard. With a crumbling outbuilding and an overgrown vine out of control, Alan can not see the wood for the trees, but Amanda is determined to save the vigorous climber.

Features a studio audience quizzing top politicians on the events of the day. The panel surrounding presenter Fiona Bruce is composed of at least one member of the three major parties.

The killer's game turns personal when a tense phone call at police headquarters forces Harry to relive a trauma from his past. Meanwhile, a chance discovery prompts Saima to question what she knows about Harry and her brother.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Can pyrographer Richard make a full-time living from his craft, and will Connie be able to build the embroidery business she dreams of to replace her academic career? Both talented makers are given two months to take on board all the advice.

The team revives a dilapidated carved village sign that has stood pride of place in Broome, Norfolk since the turn of the millennium, along with a handmade organ crafted in Basra during World War I.

Join Mark Chapman and guests for comprehensive highlights of the day's three Premier League matches, headlined by a heavyweight clash between old rivals Manchester United and Arsenal.

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

Jo Coburn invites a panel of guests to share their opinions on the newsmaking stories of the day.

Contestants compete across the series, scoring points by answering questions correctly. However, they must avoid the impossible answers, otherwise they will be eliminated from the show until the next day.

Ross Kemp presents as a team of four friends, Matt, Michael, Ruairi and Andy, take on the Bridge of Lies.

Eight contestants compete in a series of fast-paced quiz battles in an attempt to eliminate their opponents from the day's game and walk away with a cash prize.

Bath and its beautiful architecture is the backdrop for one of the oldest farmers markets in Britain where Hugh will be trying to sell his families award winning cheese and the Kimber family will be selling their meat and dairy products straight off the farm.

The team are at Penrhyn Castle in north Wales. Antiques expert Adam Partridge digs out a rare first edition of `Dracula', and David Harper falls in love with a colourful Victorian watercolour set. Paul Martin gets to try his hand at splitting slate.

Every day this week, celebrity contestants Des Clarke, Rachel Fairburn, Trevor Nelson and Kimberley Nixon take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman.

Michael begins a journey across the Balkan countries of Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Armed with shield and sword and weighed down by a heavy helmet, he mounts a valiant defence against fierce latter-day Roman gladiators in the 2,000-year-old amphitheatre at Pula on Croatia's Istrian peninsula.

US president Donald Trump says he wants the US to take over Greenland. The country is part of the Kingdom of Denmark, and Mr Trump says Denmark should 'give it up' for the defence of the free world. Many people think it will never happen. But could it? If so, how? In this programme, we hear what Mr Trump has said. We gauge the reaction in Greenland and Denmark. And we ask why the US might want greater control over Greenland, and how likely it is to happen.

Four more contenders face the black chair under the spotlight and the ticking clock in an attempt to become the next Mastermind champion. Clive Myrie hosts and asks the questions on the contestants' specialist subjects, which are Henry II, the Miss Marple novels of Agatha Christie, Wales rugby union Test matches from 2000 to the present, and the television sitcom Friday Night Dinner.

Sue Perkins hosts this high-stakes chess contest, following 12 rising stars of the UK's booming chess community as they battle it out via a gauntlet of brain-bending puzzles and nail-biting eliminators to be crowned champion. In the first of two heats, six talented players from across the UK arrive at Cardiff's former coal exchange. They face a brain-boggling puzzle and a high-stakes speed chess battle.

The quarter-final stage continues. Each team has won a quarter-final already, so a second win will see them into the semi-finals. Amol Rajan asks the questions.

Donald Trump, in his first term, tries to make peace his way, and Israel hopes it can contain Hamas in Gaza while building new alliances - before October 7th.

Determined to dig up their very own Saxon ship-burial, a chance encounter with a young history student puts Lance and Andy on the road towards the discovery of a lifetime. Terry announces that he is standing down as leader of the DMDC, unleashing a bitter winner-takes-all scramble for presidential election.

Featuring extensive coverage of the day's top national and international news stories, along with explanations about the context and potential aftereffects.

The latest weather forecast.

Gladiators Ready! Hosts Bradley and Barney Walsh return as four more gritty Contenders take on the superhuman Gladiators in five brutal events before going head-to-head in the gruelling Eliminator. Who has the will and the skill to conquer the infamous Travelator and win a coveted place in the quarter-finals? The Contenders brave the petrifying Unleash track, witness the first ever Contender victory in Hang Tough and prepare for a record-breaking Eliminator performance.

Donte's attempts to support Ashton leave him roped into chaperoning Nisha's mathlympics trip. Jared sinks his claws deeper into Libby as his manipulation pushes her to a crisis. Schuey's unsettled by a letter from an old enemy.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Natasha Raskin Sharp visits a country cottage in Nottinghamshire. Stephanie Connell and Gary Pe guide two teams around an antique centre in Ilkeston, Derbyshire. Ruling the rostrum in Derby is auctioneer James Lewis.

Tahmina hopes she can win the bidders' hearts with a collection of shoe-themed items and some childish nostalgia, whereas David opts for an eclectic mix of railwayana, Indian art and a very good-looking bulldog, or is it a pug?

Historian Lucy Worsley investigates the complex factors that shaped the dark imagination of a refined Devonshire lady, discovering family secrets and a childhood haunted by a sinister figure.

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

Jo Coburn invites a panel of guests to share their opinions on the newsmaking stories of the day.

Contestants compete across the series, scoring points by answering questions correctly. However, they must avoid the impossible answers, otherwise they will be eliminated from the show until the next day.

Ross Kemp presents as a team of four friends, Fiona, Nick, Amy and Laura, take on the Bridge of Lies.

Eight contestants compete in a series of fast-paced quiz battles in an attempt to eliminate their opponents from the day's game and walk away with a cash prize.

British White Cattle farmers Vivien, a retired GP and David and Angela are hoping to help keep their rare breeds alive by competing at the 104th Tendring Show in Essex. It's their local show and means a lot to them and the future of their beloved herds.

The team is at Wolverhampton Art Gallery. Antiques experts James Lewis and Caroline Hawley unearth a sword with a dark history and an early Moorcroft vase, while Paul Martin explores some of the region's industrial past.

Every day this week, celebrity contestants Des Clarke, Rachel Fairburn, Trevor Nelson and Kimberley Nixon take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman.

It's the 20th anniversary series of Great British Menu, and four chefs compete for Northern Ireland with canapes, starters and fish dishes celebrating great Britons of the past for a banquet at historic Blenheim Palace.

Gyles Brandreth, Judi Love, Kiri Pritchard-McLean, and Alan Davies join Sandi Toksvig.

It's the Outsiders' final day in the wild. David Mitchell observes the comedians demonstrate their skills in plumbing, painting, and funeral rites as they battle for the winner's trophy.

Featuring extensive coverage of the day's top national and international news stories, along with explanations about the context and potential aftereffects.

The latest weather forecast.

Two lonely people develop a deep connection despite the lingering legacy of their past relationships.

Gladiators Ready! Bradley and Barney Walsh host the first of the quarter-finals as four determined Contenders take on the superhuman Gladiators in five brutal events before going head-to-head in the gruelling Eliminator. Who has the will and the skill to conquer the infamous Travelator and win a coveted place in the semi-finals? In this episode, an unexpected series of events shocks the arena and leaves a Gladiator defeated for the first time ever on Hang Tough.

Following the struggles and triumphs of different farming families in some of the most beautiful and remote landscapes in Scotland and Northern Ireland.

The Bowens, a family of five, call on Stacey and her team to transform their cluttered home in Wales. Mum-of-four Katrina recently moved her family from the West Midlands to start a new chapter in the countryside as a single parent.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Eric Knowles learns about the 18th-century writer who ignited the fight for women's rights. At the antiques fair, experts Irita Marriott and Colin Young lead the red and blue teams.

Stone carver Richard from Northumberland and stained-glass artist Kate from the Lake District are hoping Dom and his top team of mentors can transform their businesses and their lives.

In a break from hunting down cowboy builders and exposing wrongs, Dom and Melinda are in hot pursuit of profitable antiques. With £400 and a classic car, they're paired with antiques experts Natasha Raskin Sharp and Tim Medhurst.

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

Jo Coburn invites a panel of guests to share their opinions on the newsmaking stories of the day.

Contestants compete across the series, scoring points by answering questions correctly. However, they must avoid the impossible answers, otherwise they will be eliminated from the show until the next day.

Ross Kemp presents as a team of four friends and work colleagues, Joe, Liz, Jamie and Nichola, take on the Bridge of Lies.

Eight contestants compete in a series of fast-paced quiz battles in an attempt to eliminate their opponents from the day's game and walk away with a cash prize.

Jackie Fry has lovingly renovated two acres of previously overgrown land in Gifford on the edge of the Lammermuirs. Jackie and her husband were hit by a snowstorm which made them realise that their garden would have to be filled with hardy plants.

Claire Rawle discovers an arts and crafts bowl which may have belonged to George Bernard Shaw's wife. Meanwhile, Jonathan Pratt finds a drawing by the artist Dame Laura Knight, and Paul Martin takes a trip underground as he explores the intriguing Royston cave.

Every day this week, celebrity contestants Des Clarke, Rachel Fairburn, Trevor Nelson and Kimberley Nixon take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman.

Michael Portillo's railway adventure reaches the Dalmatian coastal city of Zadar, once an important Venetian trading hub and still a centre for the production of a Venetian delicacy, Maraschino cherry liqueur. In Sibenik, Michael finds one of the first towns in the world to enjoy electric street lighting.

Godfathers of alternative comedy Alexei Sayle and Nigel Planer embark on a road trip reunion. In their 1969 MGC Roadster, they're taking in the sights across wild and wonderful Northumberland as they search for antiques to flip for profit.

The three talented chefs from Northern Ireland are halfway through their heat, and the pressure is mounting. Once again, they each serve a unique take on the brief celebrating great Britons of the past for a banquet at historic Blenheim Palace.

At NHS Lothian's Royal Infirmary, consultant cardiothoracic surgeon Renzo Pessotto takes on some of the most challenging cases in his field, and his next patient is no exception: a 78-year-old with a failing heart.

Colin Robinson returns to his adult form; Nadja overcomes an addiction; Nandor readings the book he finds on Laszlo's bookshelf; The vampires discover the mall and find it very amusing.

Harry Hill reveals how prehistoric man might have lived on a lonely island - from what he did for food and entertainment through to an unlikely fight.

Featuring extensive coverage of the day's top national and international news stories, along with explanations about the context and potential aftereffects.

The latest weather forecast.

John Simpson brings his expertise to bear on the most important stories. In discussion with the BBC's range of experts across the world, he uses their unique local knowledge to go beyond the headlines to get to the unspun truth about the world.

Donald Trump, in his first term, tries to make peace his way, and Israel hopes it can contain Hamas in Gaza while building new alliances - before October 7th.

An exceptionally strong group of four chefs compete for central and eastern England with canapes, starters and fish dishes inspired by great Britons of the past. Who will be eliminated?

Mervin and the team investigate the dark side of online dating when a man is shot dead at his villa. A new colleague makes an impression for all the wrong reasons.

Alan Yentob profiles the stellar career of one of the great satirists, Armando Iannucci, whose impressive body of work includes `The Day Today', `The Thick of It, Veep', `The Death of Stalin', and `The Personal History of David Copperfield'.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Alistair Appleton heads to Devon, with a mother-and-daughter duo hopeful of finding a new countryside home for the whole family in or near Dartmoor National Park. Business potential is at the top of the wish list, as there are ambitions to create a retreat centring on their love of horses and yoga.

Marvel, a potter from London, and Andie, a keepsake jewellery artist from Devon, are hoping Dom and his team will help transform their passions into profitable businesses.

Monty plants some stepover pears, a compact and horizontal way to grow fruit that is ideal for small spaces. Carol Klein hopes to help everyone grow plants for free with her expert tips on propagation.

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

Jo Coburn invites a panel of guests to share their opinions on the newsmaking stories of the day.

Contestants compete across the series, scoring points by answering questions correctly. However, they must avoid the impossible answers, otherwise they will be eliminated from the show until the next day.

Ross Kemp presents as a team of four best friends, Néamh, Ollie, Rosa and Nathan, take on the Bridge of Lies.

Eight contestants compete in a series of fast-paced quiz battles in an attempt to eliminate their opponents from the day's game and walk away with a cash prize.

Lynn Cameron has transformed the shared waste pile behind her house into a sustainable garden made entirely from recycled items and seeds from seed share programmes. Lynn has created a folly built entirely from discarded stones and bricks, a pond from old tyres, and a large seat from old decking boards. She even rescued an old stained-glass window to incorporate into her folly.

The team visit Herstmonceux Castle and antiques experts Jonathan Pratt and James Lewis find treasures to take to auction, including some beautiful bronze sculptures. Also, Paul Martin takes a trip on a very large miniature railway.

Every day this week, celebrity contestants Des Clarke, Rachel Fairburn, Trevor Nelson and Kimberley Nixon take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman.

In Sarajevo, capital of Bosnia, Michael Portillo traces the fateful last journey in 1914 of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife, Sophie, which ended in their assassination and led to the outbreak of the First World War.

Journalist Sima Kotecha and DJ Bobby Friction are in Northamptonshire and Oxfordshire in a 1967 Daimler Sovereign, with experts Roo Irvine and Philip Serrell assisting them along the way.

The two highest-scoring chefs from Northern Ireland must go head-to-head and cook their six-course menus again. The guest judge is broadcasting legend Pamela Ballantine. How will she judge dishes celebrating great Britons of the past?

Forty years after the miners' strike, miners, family members and journalists tell the story of Polmaise Colliery, whose workers were the first to walk out and the last to go back to work.

Tom Allen meets the fired candidate and shares exclusive behind-the-scenes content as Lord Sugar continues his search for a new business partner who will win his £250,000 investment. A panel of special guest fans give their views on the week's task.

Featuring extensive coverage of the day's top national and international news stories, along with explanations about the context and potential aftereffects.

The latest weather forecast.

West Midlands Police are called by paramedics, who have made a grim discovery. A man who was reported injured has been found dead in a bedroom at a Birmingham house. There is blood and signs of violence in different parts of the house.

The remaining three chefs from central and eastern England compete over mains and desserts celebrating great Britons of the past. Who will win, and who must go home?

Robson Green is joined by his good friend Mark Benton for a trip to Dumfries and Galloway in the Scottish Borders. The friends push themselves to the limit, jumping in and out of the cold water while trying canyoning, and they then head to their digs on the top of a hill with stunning views of the Solway. On day two of their escape to the Borders, Robson and Mark have a go at making natural dye before trying their luck at haaf netting - an ancient fishing method.

Netanyahu and Obama clash over Israel's settlements, and the Israeli PM cuts a deal with Hamas that sees over 1000 prisoners released, including the man who would plan October 7th.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

It's party time on `Bargain Hunt'! Join the show's presenters and experts as they celebrate a quarter of a century of amusing and entertaining highlights from the nation's favourite antiques game show.

Leatherworker Sonia from London and textile weaver Shiv from Brighton are hoping Dom and his team of mentors can help them turn their talents into profitable businesses.

Alison and Aidan bike down Miami's famous Ocean Drive, hit Muscle Beach for a free workout with the locals, and find a budget-friendly hostel where people can earn their keep.

Actor Joanna Page helps triage two baby pigeons who have been brought in before they have even grown their feathers. She also checks over a hedgehog mum and her two hoglets, who had been brought in by a local resident. She revisits the fox cubs that she weighed as she started her training at the wildlife centre and helps take them to a soft release pen in the woods.

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

Contestants compete across the series, scoring points by answering questions correctly. However, they must avoid the impossible answers, otherwise they will be eliminated from the show until the next day.

Ross Kemp presents as a team of four family members and friends, Vijai, Sheetal, Jyoti and Rajen, take on the Bridge of Lies.

Eight contestants compete in a series of fast-paced quiz battles in an attempt to eliminate their opponents from the day's game and walk away with a cash prize.

Janet Mcarthur and Stanley Dunlop of Starbank Park have been instrumental in the care and redevelopment of this lovely community space. Plus, a look at the beautiful community park overlooking the Forth in the springtime.

The experts visit Greenwich Royal Naval College, Althorp House, Herstmonceux Castle and Reading Town Hall to track down fascinating antiques. Plus, Paul Martin uncovers the colourful characters of the historic Ugbrooke family in Devon.

Every day this week, celebrity contestants Des Clarke, Rachel Fairburn, Trevor Nelson and Kimberley Nixon take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman.

After a busy winter, Monty plants up pots for early colour, shows how to move a clematis and sows veg for the year ahead. Adam Frost visits Ventnor Botanic Garden on the Isle of Wight. A gardener turned a concrete slab into her dream with containers.

At the peak of his career, acclaimed ballet dancer Steven McRae severely damages his Achilles tendon. This is the story of his rehabilitation and the days leading up to his triumphant return to stage.

Featuring extensive coverage of the day's top national and international news stories, along with explanations about the context and potential aftereffects.

The latest weather forecast.

An introduction to Thomas Hardiman's film `Medusa Deluxe'.

A murder mystery set in a competitive hairdressing competition. Extravagance and excess collide, as the death of one of their own sows seeds of division in a community whose passion for hair verges on obsession.

On 7 January 2025, wildfires engulfed parts of Los Angeles. `Panorama' examines how climate change and claims of underfunding for public services collided, producing a perfect storm.

It's judging day, and only one chef can go through to represent central and eastern England. Olympic heptathlete Dame Denise Lewis helps decide the winner from the two remaining chefs.

Acclaimed author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie talks to Emma Barnett about her childhood, her powerful storytelling and exploration of themes such as identity, feminism and culture. Adichie's groundbreaking works, including `Half of a Yellow Sun' and `Americanah', have captivated readers worldwide. Adichie delves into her literary journey, personal experiences and the inspirations behind her writing.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

The heroes discover that their latest quest, delivering 30 birthday balloons to Mr Friendlyface's cousin, is not as easy as they expected.

Dracula is coming for Arthur, and the Van Altens prepare to face one angry vampire.

Steve heads to the Mexican island of Cabo Pulmo, where the people work tirelessly to bring their surrounding oceans back to life and make it a marine reserve.

Dr Chris, Dr Xand and Dr Ronx are here to tell you about the new series of Operation Ouch.

News magazine keeping young viewers up to date with the latest stories and events happening at home and abroad.

After a busy winter, Monty plants up pots for early colour, shows how to move a clematis and sows veg for the year ahead. Adam Frost visits Ventnor Botanic Garden on the Isle of Wight. A gardener turned a concrete slab into her dream with containers.

Nigel Slater demonstrates how to make ingredients go just that little bit further. Whether it's adding grated beetroot to make a tasty meatball supper feed the masses, or putting the spotlight on a small garden harvest to make a sensuous pudding, Nigel's clever tricks and inspired ideas show that you can often make bountiful feasts with apparently few ingredients.

The Bowens, a family of five, call on Stacey and her team to transform their cluttered home in Wales. Mum-of-four Katrina recently moved her family from the West Midlands to start a new chapter in the countryside as a single parent.

British officers Major Harvey and Colonel Logan plot to give the Germans misinformation about their military strategy. When Harvey spots an actor who looks like General Montgomery, he uses him to impersonate the general in north Africa.

A writer visits postwar Vienna to see an old friend, but is told that his friend is dead. Incredulous at the suggestion his friend was a criminal, the writer attempts to clear the dead man's name, but soon finds events taking a strange turn.

Jason Mohammad presents all the latest scores, results and reaction from today's football fixtures, including Manchester City v Brighton.

Dan Snow, Anita Rani, Robert Llewellyn and John Sergeant consider the challenges faced by the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus in Mumbai and ask what the future holds. Nine people a day die on Mumbai's railway lines. Anita tackles the railway's head of safety on the measures they're taking to reduce this fatality rate.

The team get frightened as Paul Martin heads to the spooky Dartmoor landscape and Caroline Hawley and Mark Stacey find strange things occurring in the queue. Paul Martin discovers a piece of music history.

An enemy pilot bails out and becomes tangled up with the town clock. The platoon's attempt to capture him soon turns to disaster when they also become stuck after a ladder collapses.

Ardal's journey begins on Rathlin Island in the far north, famous for its countless seabirds and almost mythical golden hare. Here, Ardal learns how an astonishing archaeological find has rewritten Irish history.

Known to her fans as Mother Monster, the singer-songwriter Lady Gaga talks to the BBC's music correspondent Mark Savage about the making of her new album Mayhem, the joy of an expanding younger audience and finding happiness with her fiancé.

From the moment her debut single `Just Dance' hit the top of the UK charts, Lady Gaga has captivated music fans across the world. This collection of her appearances on a selection of BBC programmes from over the years underlines exactly why she's considered one of the most creative and innovative stars of the 21st century. With Gaga you never know what to expect.

Sail away into the calm with this celebration of Enya, Ireland's most successful solo artist. She took the world by storm with her first single, Orinoco Flow, which stayed at the top of the UK charts for three weeks in 1988. Since then, she's released nine albums in the top ten, won multiple awards and has even had a fish named after her. Enya brought New Age music to the masses, all while maintaining her privacy, rarely giving interviews and never touring.

As I Roved Out.

The programming for this time slot has yet to be determined and is being confirmed by the broadcast channel.

A collection of classic performances from the BBC archives to celebrate St Patrick's Day, featuring some of the Emerald Isle's finest musical acts. With performances from U2, Sinead O'Connor, Van Morrison, The Pogues, The Corrs and The Cranberries.

Roddy Hart introduces Snow Patrol, filmed at The Quay Sessions in Glasgow in front of a small audience of fervent fans. Gary Lightbody, Johnny McDaid and Nathan Connolly perform an intimate acoustic set of new songs and classic hits.

The 13-year-old boys Léo and Rémis have a close friendship at school and in the flower fields where they and their parents pick the harvest for home. When schoolmates shoot a wedge into the relationship, the consequences are fatal.

Kate comes to terms with the consequences of her decision. Meanwhile, the Roberts family adjust to life with a newborn and look for new opportunities to fulfil their dreams down under.

The BBC's Breakfast programme features the latest news, sport, business, weather and other items on a daily basis.

Weatherman Derek Brockway starts his walk in the pretty seaside town of Saundersfoot in Pembrokeshire and ends up on Pendine Sands in Carmarthenshire, famous for land-speed records. On his way he discovers the area's mining and military history, meets Amroth's oldest resident, and is serenaded by the Tenby Male Voice Choir.

Seven amateur cooks move into a castle in Fermanagh, where they live with and compete against each other, until one is crowned the winner.

Paul turns to the community for help with a ewe in distress. The loss of some land puts succession into focus for Nick, while Ben and Matt race to get the event site ready on time.

A socialite who learns she's dying of a brain tumour decides to squeeze a lifetime of living into one glorious summer.

The story of a British schoolmaster whose sense of humour endears him to his students and a London music-hall star.

The experts are hunting out antiques and collectibles at Greenwich Royal Naval College, Althorp House, Herstmonceux Castle and Reading Town Hall. Paul Martin visits Killerton in Devon and uncovers the fascinating story of Richard Acland, who gave away his fortune for his political beliefs.

Ugo Monye introduces highlights from the final round of the Six Nations championship, with Sam Warburton and John Barclay providing expert analysis. Defending champions Ireland finish their campaign away to Italy, hoping to claim a record third consecutive title, while Wales take on England and France host Scotland.

Steve Backshall is in the Arctic to kayak up the largest fjord in the world. It is a dangerous undertaking, only made possible because the sea ice has broken up early following the warmest winter on record.

Following the struggles and triumphs of different farming families in some of the most beautiful and remote landscapes in Scotland and Northern Ireland.

West Midlands Police are called when concerned neighbours report an elderly man is not responding to them at his home near Birmingham. Arriving on scene, they find harrowing evidence of forced entry to the house and discover his body face down on the living room floor. From his injuries, it is clear the man was restrained with telephone cable and endured a terrifying attack before being left to die.

Narcotics officer `Popeye' Doyle and his partner take on a drug ring shipping heroin into the United States.