Mark Wright and his team, Maxine Dwyer and Tommy Walsh, help single mum Jenny, raising five kids in a cramped three-bedroom flat, get a life-changing home makeover.

Mark Wright and the team help a family where ill-health has led to a cluttered home and a couple sleeping apart.

Izzie unearths Victorian jewellery and vintage toys, while JJ revives a gramophone. But can they raise enough money to send a foster carer and a postman on a well-deserved holiday?

In the town of Cei Newydd the winter winds ease, the boats return to water, and the community readies itself for the return of dolphin pods. Dolphins are New Quay's lifeblood. The community in New Quay is united by its passion for these creatures.

Michael Portillo's rail travels take him to the north west corner of France, where he explores the beautiful regions of Brittany and Normandy and learns of their connections with Great Britain.

A comprehensive compilation of the latest and the most important news stories, updates and developments from the UK and different parts of the world.

Nick Robinson has a conversation with, not an interrogation of, the people who shape our political thinking about what shaped theirs.

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 colleagues, Tim, Sam, Luke and Damien, take on the Bridge of Lies. One by one they all face the bridge, choosing who faces each crossing depending on the question category.

Jason Manford hosts the quiz show where players face a question and pick from a board of six rankable answers. Some answers are good, but only one is unbeatable.

The three talented chefs from London and South East England are halfway through their heat, and the pressure is mounting. Once again, they each serve a unique take on the brief celebrating the Olympic and Paralympic Games.

The rich fishing grounds of St Ives Bay have supported the fishermen of two ports for generations: Hayle in the east and St Ives to the west. At the heart of Hayle is the harbour, established by the Victorians and now a UNESCO world heritage site.

Antique experts David Fletcher and James Lewis put a value on the region's antiques and collectibles. David is delighted by a 1950s toy plane, whilst James finds a 1940s menu from a famous Hollywood restaurant which has been signed by some top film stars. Paul Martin visits the Mining Art Gallery in Bishop Auckland to find out why many coal miners were inspired to pick up a paintbrush.

Every day this week, previous contestants Sian Gibson, Jean Johansson, Iain Stirling and Rav Wilding take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman.

Michael Portillo takes the train to the medieval walled town of Conwy on the last leg of his exploration of the shores of North Wales. In the foothills of the Carneddau mountain range, Michael enjoys breathtaking views.

Ben Robinson examines the remains of a lost harbour in Port Carlisle, Cumbria, a small village near Carlisle which grew as a consequence of the canal building surge that swept the nation.

At Beechgrove Garden, Lizzie and Brian return to the project of creating a new garden in memory of presenter Jim McColl, who passed away last year. Jim's favourite trees, acers, are being planted.

Monty is harvesting sweetcorn. Toby visits a magical garden in Wiltshire. Frances is in a Cornish village to find out how pioneering technology is creating beautiful borders for pollinators. A self-taught grower is transforming her allotment.

When news of an Alaskan oil spill breaks on the day of Public Eye's launch, Helen is pressured to rethink her show format, whilst combating a brutal act of sabotage from Lindsay. Dale tries to land an interview with the PM.

Documentary telling the unlikely story of a banished flock of stoic sheep. 200-years-ago they were turned out of their meadows on North Ronaldsay, but, deprived of grass, how on earth have they managed to survive?

Paul and Bob travel to Mid Wales, to fish for wild carp in some equally wild lake locations. They've had success catching both mirror and common carp in previous trips, but trying to net a `Welsh wildie' will require a different approach.

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.

Highlights of the second game of the T20 series between England and South Africa.

The 20th edition of the World Athletics Championships gets underway in Tokyo, with over 2000 athletes expected to take part from over 200 different countries. The first medals will be handed out in the men and women's 35km race walks, and the fastest men in the world will take to the track at the National Stadium for the preliminary heats of the 100m.

Hidden away in the most easterly part of the British Isles are the Fens of East Anglia, a landscape of big skies and distant horizons, wild wetlands and fertile farmland. Water has always been the driving force here.

Coverage from the first day of the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

‫Meet Duggee, a big lovable dog who runs a club for pre-schoolers that inspires children to have fun, be energetic, and - most of all - to do things!‬

Someone has stolen the big hand from the clock tower. Mojo and Bo take on the case, but it proves more complex than anticipated. Before long, they find themselves executing an unexpected heist of their own.

The heroes quest under the sea for bath sponges in Merhaven.

The Lemmings recover a jar of Yummy from an automatic distributor. However, before they can enjoy it, Grizzy confiscates the treat. In exchange, he leaves them the key ring that came as a gift.

Grizzy and the Lemmings discover a hidden mechanism on the Great Wall of China.

Joined by Perrin, the Rising Volt Tacklers face multiple challenges when they set out to find Lucius's Kleavor on Tengu Mountain.

Rhia gets set for sabotage following a race of teeny v tiny as Callum sets the lads a new challenge.

Nitro and Phantom prank Fire at a kid's birthday party. The rest of the Gladiators have fun behind-the-scenes and pranking the audience at Sheffield Arena.

Online gamers Yammy and Slogo give Minecraft and Roblox masterclasses.

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

Monty is harvesting sweetcorn. Toby visits a magical garden in Wiltshire. Frances is in a Cornish village to find out how pioneering technology is creating beautiful borders for pollinators. A self-taught grower is transforming her allotment.

The first medals on the track and in the field are handed out at the National Stadium in Tokyo as day one of the World Athletics Championships reaches its conclusion. After missing the whole of last season through injury, Great Britain's Jazmin Sawyers is in action, aiming to qualify for the women's long jump final tomorrow.

Join Alex Scott and guests to kick off your footballing weekend. We preview the Premier League action, including the Manchester derby, and discuss issues around the game, with detailed analysis from an expert panel.

Coverage of the first quarter-final of the Women's Rugby World Cup 2025.

Dave Myers and Si King continue their culinary journey through time, celebrating British Food. Here, the duo explore the incredible influence the monarchy has had over the food people eat, past and present. Dave and Si create a modern version of the classic coronation chicken and create a sumptuous beef dish named after Prince Albert.

Coverage of the second quarter-final of the Women's Rugby World Cup 2025.

The show comes from Dover Castle in Kent. Antique experts Catherine Southon and Jonathan Pratt search for items to take off to auction. Catherine falls for a colourful brooch and Jonathan unearths a horn beaker used by Winston Churchill. Paul Martin uncovers the story of Dover Castle's secret tunnels.

The world's greatest classical music party gets under way from the Royal Albert Hall, with soprano Louise Alder and the last ever performance from star trumpeter Alison Balsom.

A 60-minute concert filmed in different cities around the world in early 2008, featuring songs such as Fear of the Dark, Wasted Years, Number of the Beast and Hallowed Be Thy Name.

The first leg of Iron Maiden's Somewhere Back in Time world tour, which took them around the planet, playing 23 concerts on five continents in just 45 days.

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

Day 2 of the World Athletics Championships begins with the women's marathon, which for the first time starts and finishes in the National Stadium in Tokyo. Elsewhere, Great Britain's Josh Kerr begins the defence of his 1500m world title in the heats, and the women's sprint hurdlers are also in action in qualifying.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

The week's walks take place in stunning north west Wales. Four million people visit the region each year to enjoy its beautiful lakes and coastlines, as well as the challenging Snowdonia mountain range.

Matt Baker and Sammi Kinghorn trace the pawprints of a river legend - Tarka the Otter, to explore how the people of North Devon have helped the Eurasian otter claw back from near-extinction.

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

At Beechgrove Garden, Lizzie and Brian return to the project of creating a new garden in memory of presenter Jim McColl, who passed away last year. Jim's favourite trees, acers, are being planted.

Dave and Si explore how Britain's love affair with bread has evolved over centuries. With their unique banter and camaraderie, they try their hand at bagel making, create their own version of summer pudding and make a delicious soup and roll combo.

Five world champions are crowned on the second day of the World Athletics Championships from Tokyo as the fastest men and women in the world take to the track. After winning Olympic silver in Paris 2024, Matthew Hudson-Smith starts his campaign for a first world title as he lines up in the heats of the men's 400 metres. Great Britain's world indoor champion Amber Anning is in action in qualifying for the women's 400m.

Coverage of the third quarter-final of the Women's Rugby World Cup 2025.

Housewife Laura Jesson meets Dr Alec Harvey at a railway station cafe and there is a spark between them. They are tempted to adultery before they realise their marriages are more important than the fleeting happiness they may find together.

It's the semi-final. Three challenges stand between the sewers and the final: plus fours, polo shirts and 1920s-inspired party outfits.

Chris Packham explores what enables birds of prey to rule the aerial roost. Their ability to dominate their fellow birds in terms of strength, manoeuvrability and speed, is down to a combination of anatomical and physiological adaptations.

It's the semi-final. Three challenges stand between the sewers and the final: plus fours, polo shirts and 1920s-inspired party outfits.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

The team presents from Culzean Castle on the west coast of Scotland. Experts Anita Manning and Natasha Raskin Sharp are on hand to find a selection of objects to take to auction. A watercolour with a local connection catches Anita's eye, while Natasha is drawn to a gorgeous handwoven blanket. Paul Martin explores a hidden part of Culzean's history, uncovering the tales of smugglers working the coastline in the caves beneath the castle walls.

A frantic mother alerts the lifeguards after six teenagers are cut off by the tide. The Anstruther crew race to the rescue of a female paddleboarder. The reports of a clothed person entering the water lead the Selsey crew to a late-night search.

Katya travels to the countries of Poland, Lithuania, and Latvia. In the process, she finds border tension over desperate migrants and an unusual holiday home hotspot on the Baltic coast.

In Delhi, Rob and Rylan discover a tomb with a view, encounter a billionaire art collector, attempt their own rap performance, and try the ancient art of puppetry.

Renowned musician Lydia Tár is days away from recording the symphony that will elevate her career. When all elements seem to conspire against her, Lydia's adopted daughter Petra becomes an integral emotional support for her struggling mother.

Highlights of the third game of the T20 series between England and South Africa.

Ria faces the police while trying to pick up the pieces with Lee. But that will mean cutting Fran off entirely. Can she ever go back to her old life?

Rachel and Paul are going to be baby Atlas's godparents, so long as Paul can get himself baptised first.

The four finalists return for the last time to the Great Hall, ready to be put through their chess-playing paces like never before. Who will lift the winner's trophy?

Cocaine deaths in the UK have soared over the last ten years. Consumption per person is now said to be the highest in Europe. So how do the cartels get their drugs into the country? Reporter Darragh MacIntyre investigates how some traffickers are using Ireland as a backdoor smuggling route. The vast Irish coastline provides countless places to land drugs and is vulnerable to the cartels. One extraordinary cocaine bust reveals the high stakes battle with the traffickers at sea.

On the final leg of his Midlands tour, Michael Portillo travels to Solihull, the home of iconic British brand Land Rover. Later, he visits the childhood neighbourhood of JRR Tolkien.

Michael Portillo embarks on a journey across Essex. He heads to the ancient woodland of Epping Forest and learns of Audley End House's role as a secret wartime military school.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

JB stumbles upon a rare and valuable book collection, and JJ restores a treasured washstand. But one wrong blow with a hammer could damage a cherished piece beyond repair.

JB stumbles upon a rare and valuable book collection, and JJ restores a treasured washstand. But one wrong blow with a hammer could damage a cherished piece beyond repair.

The roadshow returns to Beaumaris Castle in Anglesey, north Wales, where finds include Fabergé jewels, a Titanic mystery and works by local artist Charles Tunnicliffe. Lisa Lloyd is fascinated by a wooden figurine hidden in a secret cupboard.

The roadshow returns to Beaumaris Castle in Anglesey, north Wales, where finds include Fabergé jewels, a Titanic mystery and works by local artist Charles Tunnicliffe. Lisa Lloyd is fascinated by a wooden figurine hidden in a secret cupboard.

Kelly Cates presents highlights from both of Sunday's Premier League games, including an early-season Manchester derby. Liverpool look to maintain their 100 per cent record when they take on Burnley at Turf Moor, and there are some crackers to choose from in August's Goal of the Month.

Kelly Cates presents highlights from both of Sunday's Premier League games, including an early-season Manchester derby. Liverpool look to maintain their 100 per cent record when they take on Burnley at Turf Moor, and there are some crackers to choose from in August's Goal of the Month.

A comprehensive compilation of the latest and the most important news stories, updates and developments from the UK and different parts of the world.

There are four world titles on offer on day three of the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, but all eyes will be on Mondo Duplantis. The Olympic champion has already broken his own world record this season - can he do it again in the National Stadium and claim a third world title? 400m hurdle world record holder Karsten Warholm is also in action in the heats.

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

Day three of the World Athletics Championships draws to a close as Josh Kerr continues the defence of his 1500m crown. First, though, he has to get through the semi-finals. The men's pole vault concludes, and can world record holder Mondo Duplantis claim a third consecutive world title? There's also coverage of the men's 300m steeplechase final, and the women's 100m hurdles champion is also crowned.

Dave Myers and Si King explore the amazing food available in our British Waterways. With their unique banter and camaraderie, the duo try their hand at fly fishing for trout, create a sumptuous stuffed wild duck and find out about how the Gloucestershire tradition of eating baby eels has effectively died out.

It's judging day, and only one chef can go through to represent London and South East England. Taekwondo silver medal winner Lutalo Muhammad helps decide the winner from the two remaining chefs.

Cadgwith Cove is Cornwall's last traditional full-time fishing cove. As boats got bigger, fish stocks declined and young men left, many of Cornwall's other coves faded away. Despite this, Cadgwith has held strong.

Antique experts Catherine Southon and David Fletcher find objects to take off to auction. Catherine uncovers a large collection of glassware and stoneware which had been dug up in the north east of England and David finds an American money box in the shape of a bulldog.

Every day this week, former winners Tim Key, Jamie Laing, Sunetra Sarker and Laura Whitmore take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman.

Michael Portillo sets off on a new railway adventure to explore the twin shores of the English Channel and the estuaries of the Thames and Medway. At Cuckmere Haven, he enjoys astonishing views of the gleaming white Seven Sisters.

Jean Mackenzie reports on the political turmoil in South Korea following the short-lived declaration of martial law last year.

Clive Myrie presents another heat of the classic quiz. The specialist subjects are the history of Coventry, the BBC comedy series `People Just Do Nothing', the Roman emperor Nero, and the life of the sportsman CB Fry.

Victoria Coren Mitchell hosts the quiz. Two teams who lost their first-round match return, and only one of them can go through to the next round. They face such questions as, what is the connection between dis-moi, the royal, Nintendo, and pee-?

The first round of the competition continues. Trinity Hall, Cambridge, and the London School of Economics are the teams facing their first starters for ten. Amol Rajan asks the questions.

A portrait of International supermodel, actor, singer and iconic British figure, Twiggy.

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 aristocrat and her convict partner go on the run with their newborn baby. The search ends in tragedy. We interview family, friends and witnesses to understand the complete picture.

Count Dracula, a 15th-century prince, is condemned to live off the blood of the living for eternity. Young lawyer Jonathan Harker is sent to Dracula's castle to finalise a land deal, but when the Count sees a photo of Harker's fiancée, Mina, the spitting image of his dead wife, he imprisons him and sets off for London to track her down.

Matt Baker and Sammi Kinghorn trace the pawprints of a river legend - Tarka the Otter, to explore how the people of North Devon have helped the Eurasian otter claw back from near-extinction.

The time comes for one couple to flare out of Honeymoon Island, signalling the end of their relationship. Elsewhere, the couples swap partners for the day to gain some valuable insights into their marriages, resulting in some fiery exchanges on their return.

Knockout week has arrived. Sixteen amateurs compete for the final ten places and the opportunity to tackle their first professional kitchen service.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

David Harper is on the trail of a remarkable story - the day Buffalo Bill brought his Wild West Show to Wales.

Izzie and Saf clear a bungalow of quirky collectibles, including an Egyptian sarcophagus and a suffragette mannequin. However, they lose track of time during a cuckoo clock fix.

The team take on four more precious items, including a remarkable wartime diary from Nazi-occupied Guernsey, a rusted station lamp and a beloved 1980s doll's house.

A comprehensive compilation of the latest and the most important news stories, updates and developments from the UK and different parts of the world.

Day four of the World Athletics Championships gets underway in Japan with the heats of the men's 800m. Olympic champion Emanuel Wanyoni is the one to beat, but Great Britain's Max Burgin has had a fantastic season and is aiming for a place on the podium. Meanwhile, Venezuela's defending champion Yulimar Rojas returns to action after 18 months out through injury in triple jump qualifying. She's a three-time world champion, so could a fourth title be on the cards?

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

The men's and women's 400m reaches the semi-final stage at the World Athletics Championships, and Matthew Hudson-Smith is going for gold. Great Britain's world indoor champion Amber Anning is in action as well. Faith Kipyegon broke her own 1500m world record in June, and despite narrowly missing out on becoming the first woman to run a sub-four-minute mile, is the outstanding favourite for gold in Tokyo. And the men's 110m hurdles final finishes the action on day four.

The Bikers discover how necessity often forced British cooks to pull out all the stops in an effort to create tasty dishes. From tummy fillers like mince and dumplings to hearty scotch broths, some favourite meals have been born out of hard times.

Four chefs compete for Scotland with canapés, starters and fish dishes inspired by the Olympics and Paralympics, all hoping to cook at a banquet to wish Team GB athletes luck as they head for Paris 2024.

With over 100 boats in the harbour, Newlyn is Cornwall's biggest fishing port. For generations, young men from here have followed in their fathers' footsteps and put to sea. But today, there aren't many young locals getting into fishing.

Antique experts Caroline Hawley and Nick Hall are on hand to find a selection of objects to take to auction. Caroline is delighted to find a painting by local artist Steven Dews, and Nick is bedazzled by some iconic seventies jewellery. Paul Martin visits the Wilberforce House Museum in Hull's Old Town to hear the amazing story of Hull-born William Wilberforce, the great anti-slave trade campaigner.

Every day this week, former winners Tim Key, Jamie Laing, Sunetra Sarker and Laura Whitmore take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman.

Michael travels through the longest undersea tunnel in the world on the Eurotunnel shuttle rail service from Folkestone to Calais. In Calais, Michael is reminded that for 200 years, from the mid-14th century, the city was part of the English realm.

The Bikers reach Devon and Dorset for the final leg of their tour. In Dorset, they visit a watercress farm and meet a blacksmith, and in Devon, they search for biltong and learn all about the fermentation and distilling of white rum.

Railway enthusiast Michael Portillo follows the route of the pioneering Stockton and Darlington Railway in north east England - the world's first public railway to carry fee-paying passengers using steam locomotives.

Join Maisie Adam, Jo Brand and Lee Mack for a well sick episode of QI.

Jen Brister introduces comedians Esther Manito and Adam Rowe 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.

In Delhi, Rob and Rylan discover a tomb with a view, encounter a billionaire art collector, attempt their own rap performance, and try the ancient art of puppetry.

A retired widow living in the suburbs is arrested by the British Secret Service for providing classified scientific information, and during interrogation, relives the dramatic events that shaped her life.

An intimacy crate washes up to help the honeymooners get personal. And when the couples spend the day apart at beach picnics, some are left reeling from shocking revelations, before a brand new couple jump into stranded life together.

In 1989, Helen and Dale are forced into direct competition as they fight to become number one. Helen is given her own current affairs program, and Dale becomes the biggest name in news with a Gold Logie nomination.

Knockout week continues as the second group of eight hopefuls return to take on the competition. Those who show they mean business will earn the right to work in their first professional kitchen.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

A couple with four children searches for outdoor adventures and fresh air in North Yorkshire, where Briony May Williams helps them find a family home with room to spread their wings.

A huge 300-year-old mill has become a dumping ground for treasures and valuable heirlooms. A couple need to sell inherited items to fund the restoration of their beautiful home.

After being brutally double-crossed by fellow Traitor Harry Clark, Paul Gorton is taking a second swipe at his rival. The pair are reunited in the Scottish Highlands, vying to be the winner at auction.

A comprehensive compilation of the latest and the most important news stories, updates and developments from the UK and different parts of the world.

The World Athletics Championships reaches its half way stage, with Noah Lyles and Shericka Jackson returning to defend the titles they won in Budapest 2023 in the heats of the 200m. The women's pole vault final gets underway in Tokyo, with Great Britain's Molly Caudery hoping to make up for her Olympic disappointment in Paris 2024. Meanwhile, the 400m hurdles reach the semi-final stage, the men's long jump final gets underway.

Dave Myers and Si King explore our national love of picnics. With their unique banter and camaraderie, the duo create their ultimate al fresco lunch at Beaufort Polo Club; find out how our summer obsession evolved; celebrate picnic classics such as the cornish pasty and the scotch egg; bake a luxurious Dundee cake, and make a country terrine that would play centre stage in any outdoor feast.

Jason Manford hosts the quiz show where players face a question and pick from a board of six rankable answers. Some answers are good, but only one is unbeatable. Today, Maureen, Matt, Marisa and Stefan battle it out to see which one of them is unbeatable.

The three talented chefs from Scotland are halfway through their heat, and the pressure is mounting. Once again, they each serve a unique take on the brief celebrating the Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Chris Packham meets the animals using devious tactics and sneaky tricks to survive. New, groundbreaking science reveals astonishing visual trickery, from illusionist zebras to vanishing geckos and shape-shifting cuttlefish.

The show comes from Hull's City Hall, East Yorkshire. Antique experts Caroline Hawley and David Harper are on hand to find a selection of objects to take to auction. Caroline uncovers a remarkable collection of suffragette postcards, and David is delighted by some Hull Daily Mail newspaper printing blocks, saved from the tip.

Every day this week, former winners Tim Key, Jamie Laing, Sunetra Sarker and Laura Whitmore take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman.

Michael Portillo's railway adventure along the north and south coasts of the English Channel resumes in Dover, where he recalls the biggest evacuation in military history. Plus, in Margate, Michael admires the Turner Contemporary art gallery.

A paraglider with vertigo is stuck in the snow on Crib Goch, emergency teams rush to rescue a dog walker caught by flooding, and a cry for help that could be a person, or a goat.

The River Irvine in Ayrshire is a hidden gem. From its source close to Loudoun Hill, Paul follows the river through ancient battle fields and discovers a legacy of lacemaking and a treasure trove of gemstones along its banks.

Travelling east, Alice discovers a Roman barn conversion, unearths a Tudor fort and finds intricately carved 10,000-year-old weapons.

Simon Reeve travels through the wilderness of Patagonia at the foot of the South American continent. Simon's journey takes him up to the huge South Patagonian ice field, through the foothills of the Andes towards the great Grey Glacier of Chile.

Tir Dhondy retraces Sarm's last known movements before her disappearance from a charter yacht in 2021. She hears Sarm's boyfriend, Ryan Bane, give his account of what happened through his lawyer.

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.

A portrait of International supermodel, actor, singer and iconic British figure, Twiggy.

It's the semi-final. Three challenges stand between the sewers and the final: plus fours, polo shirts and 1920s-inspired party outfits.

With Piper Alpha gone, survivors' evidence becomes key to the truth. The inquiry reveals fatal errors, ignored warnings and failed systems. Will there be justice?

A crate containing the couples' mobile phones washes ashore, revealing more than anyone bargained for. David drops a bombshell on Ini, causing shockwaves at Couple's Cove. And when night falls, Film Fest serves up some even bigger surprises for the honeymooners.

Knockout week comes to a head with just ten cooks remaining in the competition. Success could mean a place in the semi-finals, but it will take every ounce of effort to get there.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Martel is on home turf in Dundee, and she couldn't be any happier! Dion is looking around a vast house in Merseyside. In Plymouth, Tommy loves the period features on offer.

Izzie uncovers valuable jewellery, and JJ restores scientific equipment. Money raised at auction will help a man, forced into early retirement, ignite a new passion in his garage.

Monty is harvesting sweetcorn. Toby visits a magical garden in Wiltshire. Frances is in a Cornish village to find out how pioneering technology is creating beautiful borders for pollinators. A self-taught grower is transforming her allotment.

A comprehensive compilation of the latest and the most important news stories, updates and developments from the UK and different parts of the world.

Day six gets underway at the Athletics World Championships in Tokyo with a first glimpse of Great Britain's Olympic star Keely Hodgkinson. The 2024 BBC Sports Personality of the Year has struggled through an injury-hit season but is the favourite for gold after running the fastest time in the world in August.

Without doubt, a huge influence over modern British cuisine are the flavours of the Mediterranean. Brought at first by the Romans and more recently by hordes of holidaymakers returning from the sun, the range of dishes and ingredients we have adopted from the Med are now commonplace on our menus and in our homes. Dave Myers and Si King look at how this has evolved and create their favourite dishes.

Jason Manford hosts the quiz show where players face a question and pick from a board of six rankable answers. Some answers are good, but only one is unbeatable. Today, Helena, Andy, Carly and Tony battle it out to see which one of them is unbeatable.

It's judging day, and only one chef can go through to represent Scotland. Scottish gold medal-winning rower Dame Katherine Grainger helps decide the winner from the two remaining chefs.

Chris Packham meets a host of animals that use deceptive tactics to find food. New science reveals that some trick their prey, like the manipulative mantis that looks like a flower and killer whales that set traps using sound. Others cheat each other - sea otters demand ransoms after kidnapping each other's pups.

In Blackburn, Anita Manning values a gold charm bracelet, and Philip Serrell takes a shine to an unusual globe. Paul Martin finds about the remarkable life of classical singer Kathleen Ferrier.

Every day this week, former winners Tim Key, Jamie Laing, Sunetra Sarker and Laura Whitmore take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman.

Michael Portillo's railway exploration of the Channel coastline and Thames estuary via Calais has reached the Isle of Thanet. Flat and temperate, it's excellent terrain for growing.

Texan supermodel Jerry Hall and psychotherapist Philippa Perry take to the road in a gigantic 1970s Buick. Squeezing through the narrowest of country lanes, the celebrities are advised and assisted by antique experts Tim Medhurst and Charles Hanson.

A kayaker has called a mayday after getting into trouble near the Farne Islands, although he is able to communicate his location via his VHF radio, his voice is faltering, and it's a race against time for the Seahouses crew to find him.

Dale embraces his success with a lavish birthday party while Helen struggles to manage her emotions.

The story of a giant otter cub, who was rescued and is being raised by Brazilian naturalist Carolina Vargas. Sancho has to be bottle-fed, shown how to catch fish, and taught to outsmart the many predators of the Pantanal, the world's biggest wetland.

Tir meets with island police and is given CCTV footage that has never been released, showing Sarm's last known movements with her boyfriend, Ryan Bane.

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.

Mark Chapman presents highlights from the opening match week of the 2025-26 Champions League. Newcastle take on Barcelona at St James' Park in a repeat of their 1997 Group Stage classic, and Manchester City host Italian champions Napoli.

A frantic mother alerts the lifeguards after six teenagers are cut off by the tide. The Anstruther crew race to the rescue of a female paddleboarder. The reports of a clothed person entering the water lead the Selsey crew to a late-night search.

A frantic mother alerts the lifeguards after six teenagers are cut off by the tide. The Anstruther crew race to the rescue of a female paddleboarder. The reports of a clothed person entering the water lead the Selsey crew to a late-night search.

Harold and Edith risk their lives to bargain with William but get a guarded reception. Harold's siblings face hardships trying to secure their family's future.

When news of an Alaskan oil spill breaks on the day of Public Eye's launch, Helen is pressured to rethink her show format, whilst combating a brutal act of sabotage from Lindsay. Dale tries to land an interview with the PM.

Freddie is determined to prove his blueprint for changing lives through cricket can work with other groups. In a bid to keep lads from Liverpool engaged, he throws them into their first match.

Bringing forensic journalism from around the world. Nawal Al-Maghafi reports on the crisis in Sudan.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

A stunning Staffordshire build reaches its conclusion. Jacqui is in south east London, where an overgrown garden provides a challenge. In Greater Manchester, work has already started at a mid-terrace.

A widow needs help to sell her collectibles. JB finds a rare watch that could make a small fortune at auction, and Robin turns to toothpaste to help restore an antique.

Michael Portillo's railway journey reaches the naval port of Brest, home to France's oceanographic fleet. He also learns how to make a sweet, buttery Breton cake called kouign-amann.

Michael Portillo's railway adventure reaches Rennes, capital of Brittany. At the Lycee Emile Zola, he hears how the school was used as a military court for the second trial of Alfred Dreyfus.

A comprehensive compilation of the latest and the most important news stories, updates and developments from the UK and different parts of the world.

Katarina Johnson-Thompson begins the defence of her world title as the women's heptathlon gets underway with the 100m hurdles. It's a busy day for the Olympic silver medallist, with the high jump, shot put and 200 metres all taking place in the single evening session out in Tokyo.

Nick Robinson has a conversation with, not an interrogation of, the people who shape our political thinking about what shaped theirs.

Four chefs compete for Wales with canapés, starters and fish dishes inspired by the Olympics and Paralympics, all hoping to cook at a banquet to wish Team GB athletes luck as they head for Paris 2024.

New science reveals bowerbirds and fiddler crabs using optical illusions to impress a female, whilst a male topi antelope fakes danger to give himself an edge. Meet cross-dressing cuttlefish and marsh harriers as they sneak past dominant males to mate incognito.

The show comes from Dover Castle in Kent. Jonathan Pratt and James Lewis scour the crowd to find objects to take off to auction. Jonathan discovers an elegant Lalique figure and James finds a pristine collection of Chinese snuff bottles. Paul Martin uncovers the murderous history of Dover Castle.

Every day this week, former winners Tim Key, Jamie Laing, Sunetra Sarker and Laura Whitmore take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman.

Coverage of the first semi-final of the Women's Rugby World Cup 2025.

As Public Eye moves closer to News At Six's reducing numbers, Dale teams up with Rob, pushing the CEO to replace Lindsay. Rob makes a controversial comment on air when discussing apartheid sports boycotts.

Tir searches for the yacht Sarm vanished from and tracks down Ryan Bane's ex-wife, hearing first-hand about her experiences while married to him.

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.

‫Selma chronicles the tumultuous three-month period in 1965, when Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. led a dangerous campaign to secure equal voting rights in the face of violent opposition..

The penultimate day of the World Athletics Championships sees Katarina Johnson-Thompson continue the defence of her heptathlon world title with the fifth of seven events, the long jump. The men's decathlon gets underway as well with the 100 metres, long jump and shot put. Elsewhere, the final two road events take place on the streets of Tokyo as champions are crowned in the men and women's 20km walks, which both start and finish in the National Stadium.

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‫Meet Duggee, a big lovable dog who runs a club for pre-schoolers that inspires children to have fun, be energetic, and - most of all - to do things!‬

A shark loose in Swoppiton's streets? Mojo and Bo embark on a fishing trip to investigate. However, the supposedly ravenous shark might not be as dangerous as they initially thought.

The heroes quest to save the forest from the Eye of Vernon.

Grizzy creates a new Yummy-based recipe: Choco-noodles.

Grizzy and the Lemmings discover a temple dedicated to an ancestral brioche.

Liko, Roy, Dot, Friede, and Perrin finally trace Lucius's Kleavor, one of the Six Heroes, who wants to battle. The group learn some new secrets.

Shauni and Jake help Callum challenge Adam and Joe to face their fears. They will battle it out to be the GOAT and impress Callum the most.

Giant is pranked by Nitro when he appears as a guest of honour at a fake school award ceremony. The other Gladiators have sneaky fun backstage at Sheffield Arena.

Creepy or Cute with Kyle Thomas and Beard of Bees Challenge.

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

Senior Rabbi Ivan Binstock welcomes us to an Orthodox Jewish morning prayer service, also known as Shacharit, at St John's Wood United Synagogue in north London.

It's June, and there's a hose pipe ban in place. Horticulturalist Christine is determined not to let her plants die. She digs over her beds and prepares the garden for summer, but also finds time to head north.

Despite Christine's best efforts, her plants are wilting under a relentless summer sun. But never one to shirk a challenge, she takes on a 60ft long and 12ft high overgrown hedge with only secateurs.

Katarina Johnson-Thompson's defence of her world heptathlon title reaches a conclusion with the final two events, the javelin and the 800m, on the penultimate night of action from the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo. It's a busy night for the relay teams, with the men and women's 4 x 400m and 4 x 100m heats. After Great Britain won gold in all four events at the 2024 Paris Olympics, hopes are high for more medals, but they will have to reach tomorrow's finals first.

Based on Edith Nesbit's book about three children whose lives change dramatically after they move from a comfortable townhouse to a small Yorkshire cottage near a railway line. Their mother is forced to make the move after their father was wrongly imprisoned, but the children, ignorant of the circumstances, soon settle into their new home, enchanted by the countryside and enthralled by the railway.

Whether savoury or sweet, the British love puddings. Dave and Si create some classic puds and explore the history and traditions behind our favourites. There is no point in counting calories with delicious puds, but the bikers do try and burn some off when they take part in the world black-pudding throwing competition in Lancashire.

It's the final, and after challenges including the bias cut dress, sheer fabrics and trompe l'oeil, one sewer will be crowned winner.

Jason Mohammad and guests bring you all the goals, latest news, analysis, reaction and interviews from the afternoon's biggest football matches.

A year in the life of an extraordinary village, hidden away in the timeless French countryside. This tale reveals the parallel world of incredible tiny creatures that live side by side with the unsuspecting humans.

Railway enthusiast Michael Portillo follows the route of the pioneering Stockton and Darlington Railway in north east England - the world's first public railway to carry fee-paying passengers using steam locomotives.

Countdown host and maths queen Rachel Riley competes with her husband and former Strictly partner, dancer Pasha Kovalev, to find the most profitable antiques. Paul Martin and David Harper are on hand to help scour the shops of Rachel's home county of Essex.

A musical tribute to Nat King Cole with special guest Natalie Cole. Johnny Mathis recalls and sings the music of one of the greatest and most endearing musician-singers of the 20th century. From 1983.

From 1974, Johnny Mathis in concert with the Alan Peters Orchestra, recorded at the Apollo Centre, Glasgow.

A group of young men return to their hometown in order to transform their friend's final days into a celebration of life and friendship. Together they live out a summer to be remembered.

Fran offers Ria an exciting promotion, but doubts set in when unsettling revelations come to light that call her motives into question.

Mervin is about to fly home but finds himself at the centre of a murder investigation when a body is discovered in his shack. As Mervin professes his innocence, the team cannot work out how the victim ended up inside a locked building.

It's semi-finals time, and the challenges include catering for members of the Jane Austen Society, not to mention a descendant of the famous author! The two cooks who are outperformed on the day must head home.

Michael's exploration of Essex continues in Romford, where he visits a state-of-the-art rail operating centre. On the River Blackwater, he visits the Ross Revenge, home of Radio Caroline.

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The second hike in north west Wales is hosted by 32-year-old binman Gareth. He takes the group to where he lives with his family, next to the beautiful Bala Lake in Snowdonia National Park.

This week, Countryfile heads to Inkberrow in Worcestershire - the village that provided inspiration for Britain's longest-running radio drama, The Archers.

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

The team are at Beechgrove planning ahead, with Kirsty and Brian already preparing for a vibrant and fragrant 2026.

Dougie is in Lairg for the first of the annual autumn lamb sales, and Shahbaz is in Moray to see the aftermath of Scotland's biggest wildfire.

A feast of food from Freddy Bird, Imad Alarnab, Gemma Ogston and Philip Khoury. Meanwhile, Rick Stein and the Hairy Bikers head out across the UK.

Dave and Si explore how the British love affair with beer and cider has evolved over centuries. At one time it was safer to drink beer than water and the Bikers visit a cider festival, where they press their own.

Elizabeth I of England and her Catholic cousin, Mary Stuart, use political intrigue to manoeuvre for the English throne. Along the way they faces perilous and dangerous foes, each wanting their own chance of securing the throne.

Following the work of different charities and highlighting ways of supporting their activities. Featuring different ways to raise money, as well as awareness for a wide range of causes.

Jill Douglas presents live coverage of the UCI Road World Championships men's time trial - the first to be held in Africa - as the world's best compete on a hilly course around Kigali, Rwanda. Slovenian superstar Tadej Pogacar embarks on the first part of his bid to claim the time trial and road race double in Kigali, but reigning world champion Remco Evenepoel - the last man to claim both titles in the same year in 2022 - also has his eyes on the world title.

Paul Martin presents from Hopetoun House, not far from Edinburgh. Antiques experts James Lewis and Adam Partridge find some fascinating antiques and collectibles to take to auction.

Michael Portillo's railway adventure zig-zagging the coasts of the English Channel and the Thames estuary nears its end on the north Kent coast. The pretty and historic town of Faversham is Michael's first stop.

A kayaker has called a mayday after getting into trouble near the Farne Islands, although he is able to communicate his location via his VHF radio, his voice is faltering, and it's a race against time for the Seahouses crew to find him.

Katya travels from Estonia into snowy Scandinavia. In Finland, she discovers a state of hyper-preparedness. In Norway, she finds a more relaxed attitude, but one where personal relationships are breaking down in all sorts of ways.

David Attenborough reveals the ocean's depths to uncover the coelacanth - a primeval fish hidden for 400 million years. Its mysterious movements reveal vital clues to life's journey from sea to land, unlocking secrets of evolution and survival.

The boys board a packed train to Rajasthan during Diwali, the vibrant festival of lights. Known as the `land of kings', Rajasthan enchants the pair, with its grand forts and opulent palaces.

Carrie White is a shy young girl who doesn't make friends easily. After her classmates taunt her about her horrified reaction to her totally unexpected first period, one of them takes pity on her and gets Tommy Ross, her boyfriend and class hunk to invite Carrie to the senior prom. Meanwhile, another girl who has been banned from the prom for her continued aggressive behaviour is not as forgiving. Based on the book by Stephen King.

Now that Chris and his girlfriend, Rose, have reached the meet-the-parents milestone of dating, she invites him for a weekend getaway upstate with her parents, Missy and Dean. At first, Chris reads the family's overly accommodating behaviour as nervous attempts to deal with their daughter's interracial relationship, but as the weekend progresses, a series of increasingly disturbing discoveries leads him to a truth that he never could have imagined.