Gladiators Ready? Celebrities Ready? The Gladiators are back even tougher than before and four brave celebrities face them in this special edition of the iconic series. Joining hosts, Bradley and Barney Walsh, are Rob Beckett, Joel Dommett, Louise Minchin and Ellie Taylor who have bravely left their comfort zones to face the superhuman Gladiators in a series of brutal events before going head-to-head in the legendary Eliminator.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Nigel Havers presides as five sellers aim to get the best price for their items, including an art sculpture, a magic trick, a mirror, a rocking snail and a police car light.

In Norfolk, auctioneer Bee and restorer Saf uncover a widower's antique collection. His garaged boxes overflow with silver, and a shed discovery reveals his late wife's good taste.

Neil Forster is an impatient cook who reaches for the takeaway menu rather than making food from scratch. Lorraine shows him recipes including asparagus and cream cheese puff pastry tarts, a quick way to do roast chicken and an irresistible summer fruit pudding with a neat shortcut.

Joanna Page is pursuing her lifelong passion - volunteering at an animal rescue centre. Her induction day includes a big test in the fox pen and feeding a baby badger.

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

Coverage of the 2025 Masters tournament from Alexandra Palace in London.

Chris explores the mysteries behind a glacier that bleeds red, finds out how an electrician got tattooed by a lightning bolt, and uncovers the remarkable story of a man with a tooth for an eye.

The team are at Newby Hall, North Yorkshire. Mark Stacey comes across an interesting Clarice Cliff cake plate and Michael Baggott enjoys an ancient Chinese urn. Paul Martin takes in the splendours of the Adams interiors at the Hall.

The celebrities face their final quizzes, and the week's winner is crowned.

Joanna Page's confidence as a trainee volunteer at her local wildlife rescue centre is growing as she helps x-ray the smallest bat she's ever seen with a suspected wing fracture. Joanna also helps Alice look after and finally release some noisy garden birds. Later, she has a special moment as she releases the fox cubs who came in at the beginning of her own journey back out into the wild.

Coverage of the 2025 Masters tournament from Alexandra Palace in London.

Monty travels across some of the country's landscapes, heading across the north of England to Northern Ireland. Here, Monty sees the ingenuity, passion and determination of British people to garden and create gardens, no matter what the canvas.

Was winning the Battle of Hastings in 1066 all it took for William to become King? Lucy Worsley investigates the aftermath to reveal how he really conquered England.

Ed dives into the latest twists as the most recent banished and murdered players share their first reactions to discovering the Traitors among them, with exclusive unseen footage from the castle.

The day's important national and international news stories.

The latest weather forecast.

An explosion on a nuclear-powered Russian submarine kills most of the men aboard and causes the few survivors to huddle in waterlogged and oxygen deficient rear compartments, where they anxiously await rescue. It is a race against time with oxygen levels running low as the Russian government plans the best course of action, before finally accepting help from the British and Norwegian governments.

Highlights from the sixth day of the 2025 Masters snooker tournament.

The new generation of weight loss drugs is now available on the NHS and Panorama has exclusive access to one of the UK's top hospitals as it rolls out Wegovy, also known as Ozempic.

On November 5th 1605, a group of conspirators planned to blow up parliament. Lucy Worsley investigates the Gunpowder Plot, asking what drove them to this radical act of extremism.

A letter lands on Neil's doormat reporting the sighting of the missing aristocrat as a Buddhist monk in Perth in Western Australia. Neil and Glen go down under and immerse themselves in a network of Buddhist devotees.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

The Squirrels are struggling to build the Clubhouse out of building blocks. It keeps falling over! Duggee explains that the Squirrels need to be a bit of an Architect to create buildings that don't fall down.

Glitch's giant drill causes a dino-disaster for the team's fossil hunt in the Gobi Desert.

Noticing her recent boredom, Girl gives Cat her old favourite toy, Alfonso the Elf. Cat loves the toy until Girl starts insisting that Cat is playing with it the wrong way.

The Banshee has come to Gruselbrook to collect the departing soul of an old hunter.

Dot befriends a Tinkatink that is determined to make just the right hammer.

Steve is in search of one of the most spectacular events on earth: bait balls. These wildlife events can be seen from space, but they are not easy to find.

Mini Gladiators ready? Apollo and Electro join us in the studio for a Gladiators special!

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

Monty travels across some of the country's landscapes, heading across the north of England to Northern Ireland. Here, Monty sees the ingenuity, passion and determination of British people to garden and create gardens, no matter what the canvas.

The family and the camp team gear up to celebrate the end of the tourist season Samburu style. With the rains on their way Saba and the team watch over elephant mothers about to give birth as Frank and David try to safeguard the future of Samburu's spectacular wildlife.

Former Manchester United coach Matt Busby comes out of retirement to help a troubled boy and his teammates.

Nigella shares dishes that marry the comfort of the familiar with the freshness of the new, including fluffy oat pancakes with a raspberry-honey syrup. For lunch, there is a riff on the classic Caesar salad.

This programme features a range of achievable and inspirational recipes for cooks of all abilities. Raymond dives into the world of fish. Underused and affordable mackerel is used in his first recipe to create a light lunch or supper of grilled mackerel with a soy lime dressing.

A Southern family's internal crisis is distilled in the turbulent relationship of a wife and husband, Maggie `The Cat' and Brick Pollitt, and their interactions with Brick's family over the course of a weekend gathering at the family estate in Mississippi, held to celebrate the birthday of patriarch and tycoon `Big Daddy' Pollitt.

A pair of train robbers are forced to go on the run when the Union Pacific Railroad tires of being targeted and sets a posse on their trail.

Mainwaring is horrified to discover that he is not a commissioned officer. Sergeant Wilson is then put in charge of the platoon with disastrous results.

Coverage of the 2025 Masters tournament from Alexandra Palace in London.

The start of a new decade, and a new era, as hip-hop, dance and indie begin to find a place in the mainstream charts.

Relive some of the biggest hits of 1999 with these Top of the Pops classic performances. As a new millennium approached, the Vengaboys were back in town, as were legendary singers Blondie and Whitney Houston with their stunning new styles.

Highlights from the seventh day of the 2025 Masters snooker tournament.

Highlights from the seventh day of the 2025 Masters snooker tournament.

Rising rates of gonorrhoea in the district cause alarm, and Trixie cares for an unmarried first-time mother recently diagnosed with a mental health condition.

Rising rates of gonorrhoea in the district cause alarm, and Trixie cares for an unmarried first-time mother recently diagnosed with a mental health condition.

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

Weatherman Derek Brockway is in the South Wales Valleys walking from Wales' highest town, Brynmawr, to the pretty market town of Abergavenny about nine miles away. On the way he meets celebrity artist Nathan Wyburn who creates one of his unique works and becomes friendly with some rare breed pigs. Wildlife expert and action girl, Lizzie Daly, goes paragliding over the Blorenge mountain and Matthew Bassett learns about an community enterprise which produced streamline furniture and fed families.

James Martin takes a look back at some his favourite recipes and best moments from the previous year on `Saturday Kitchen'. These include recipes by Madhur Jaffrey, Rick Stein, Sat Bains and Lawrence Keogh, plus appearances by Michael Ball and Gok Wan.

Our shopping baskets reveal our love of foreign fare, but Nigel shows us how to make these processed foods at home. Adam meanwhile, accepts the ultimate farming challenge: to successfully grow exotic crops such as rice and Asian mushrooms.

It's late Autumn and the farmers are on the move. In the West of Scotland in Argyll, husband and wife sheep farmers George and Sybil set off to gather in their sheep from over six square miles of rugged mountainside. It's an emotional day when Sybil has to then take some of them to market.

Coverage of the 2025 Masters tournament from Alexandra Palace in London.

Chris Packham explores the success of the most widespread of marine mammals, the dolphin. Contrary to their amiable reputation, they are, in fact, ruthless predators. They hunt using a combination of specialised anatomy and complex communication.

Paul Martin is at the Royal Marines Museum in Hampshire with experts Katherine Higgins and Catherine Southon. A nineteenth-century Japanese woodblock print excites Katherine, whilst Catherine discovers a pristine pocket watch. Paul also explores Portsmouth to find out how it influenced the Victorian author Charles Dickens, who was born in the naval city.

Ed Leigh and Chemmy Alcott are in the Italian town of Cortina, which is once again hosting the famous women's downhill race - scheduled to feature the return of former Olympic champion Lindsey Vonn. Plus a catch-up with the men's World Cup tour on the famous Wengen downhill and updates from one of Europe's leading freestyle events, the Laax Open, featuring British hopeful Mia Brookes.

Paddy McGuinness visits a factory to explore the surprising process of turning potato starch into 500 million packs of Quavers cheese curls every year.

Coverage of the 2025 Masters tournament from Alexandra Palace in London.

Frustrated writer Jack Torrance takes a job as the winter caretaker at the ominous, mountain-locked Overlook Hotel so that he can write in peace. When he arrives there with his wife and son, they learn that the previous caretaker had gone mad. Slowly Jack becomes possessed by the evil, demonic presence in the hotel. Based on the book by Stephen King.

The halfway mark passes, but are the Faithful any closer to catching the Traitors? Following a brutal murderous act, the mission proves to be a race against time for the Faithful to gain some much-needed clarity.

Fiona Bruce presents an hour of topical debate.

Fiona Bruce presents topical debate with politicians, commentators and members of the public, from Northampton. On the panel, Sir Chris Bryant MP, Nadine Dorries, Calum Miller MP, Baroness Hazarika and Liam Halligan.

When a man is found bludgeoned by a hammer, the Lyell are drawn deep into a conspiracy involving local government.

When a man is found bludgeoned by a hammer, the Lyell are drawn deep into a conspiracy involving the local government.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Good friends take on a married couple as they battle it out at the Royal Bath and West Showground in Somerset. Lending their expertise are Philip Serrell and Tim Weeks as they assist the reds and blues to bag a bargain.

Nigel Havers presides as five sellers aim to get the best price for their items, including a propelling pencil, dulcimer, fairground horses, toy tractor and wartime memorabilia.

The team rescue a jacket worn by a beloved search dog involved in the Lockerbie disaster, as well as tackle a pair of rugby boots that helped England win the Women's World Cup.

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.

Live coverage of the most prestigious tournament in world indoor bowls.

In honour of Rob Rinder, `RR' things have the contestants in search of low scores.

Eniola Aluko, Phil Daniels, Nikita Kanda and Danny Miller test their general knowledge skills on this week's House of Games.

Joanna Page's training to be a wildlife rescue volunteer continues with two ten-day-old tawny owls, a red kite and the release of a rehabilitated urban fox.

In a town on the edge of the Canadian Arctic, polar bears wait longer for the sea ice on the bay to form. It is a dangerous change for a place known as the polar bear capital of the world.

Clive Myrie asks the questions as Guy Mowbray, Kirsten O'Brien, Tyger Drew-Honey and Justine Greening go under the spotlight in the celebrity version of the classic quiz.

Victoria Coren Mitchell hosts the quiz where knowledge only gets you so far. The Four Opinions won their previous game on a tie-break, but what does fate have in store for them this time?

Amol Rajan asks the questions as two more student teams return to play a second-round match, with a place in the quarter-finals at stake.

At Pompeii, Italian archaeologists complete the biggest dig in a generation, where they strike gold and luxury in one of Pompeii's richest homes.

Sandi Toksvig takes a QI look at vices and virtues with Eshaan Akbar, Jo Brand, Rhys James and Alan Davies.

The prime minister defends his record as director of public prosecutions and accuses Elon Musk of spreading poison, lies and misinformation over UK grooming gangs. With Victoria Derbyshire.

The latest weather forecast.

After another hammer attack, the Lyell team start uncovering connections to a conspiracy involving the local government.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Indulge in nostalgia as Eric visits a replica1950s town in the north east of England and reminisces about toys from his childhood.

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

Izzie and Robin visit an Aberdeen home to help Liz, a retired teacher, downsize her home and rekindle her passion for travel and charitable work in Africa. An unexpected mishap throws a wrench in Robin's plans.

A quarryman makes the chance discovery of a set of very large footprints. Archaeologists strip the Cambridgeshire landscape, uncovering multiple Iron Age settlements. A community dig gives clues as to why the Romans created new towns.

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

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

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

Live coverage of the most prestigious tournament in world indoor bowls.

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

The team are in Aberystwyth at the Old College, the original site of the first university in Wales. The experts on duty are David Harper and Christina Trevanion. Christina values a Victorian Claret jug and David gets all of a flutter over a large selection of antique fans. Meanwhile, Paul Martin visits Laugharne, the home of his literary hero, Dylan Thomas.

Eniola Aluko, Phil Daniels, Nikita Kanda and Danny Miller test their general knowledge skills on this week's House of Games.

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

Live coverage as our wildlife faces up to the most challenging time of year.

A quiz which compensates for the level of difficulty by awarding points, not just for correct answers but also for `interesting' answers, regardless of whether or not they even have anything to do with the original question asked.

The fabulous Babátúndé Aléshé introduces Chloe Petts and Lindsey Santoro to the stage.

Jess Phillips speaks for the first time about being called a 'rape genocide apologist' by Elon Musk. What do Musk's posts mean for President Trump's relationship with his allies?

The latest weather forecast.

Simon Schama examines how artists and writers, ranging from James Bond creator Ian Fleming to two-tone band The Specials, have responded to the changing face of post-imperial Britain.

Following some testing and emotional days for the players, it isn't only croissants the Faithful are craving at breakfast, as their hunger for Traitors is getting stronger. Today's mission proves that forward thinking isn't always helpful.

The pitches include an accessibility app and a pizza business. A couple hope their AI video-editing software makes the cut, and a football fan hopes to score with his subscription business.

The team reveal burial chambers crammed full of whole skeletons, buried nearly 5,000 years ago. The coast of the Isles of Scilly sparks an international effort to preserve and save the wreck. A team of archaeologists investigate the Violet Bank.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Nigel Havers presides as five sellers aim to get the best price for their items, including a Georgian strong box, a vintage bear, barber's items, a signed vinyl record, and some swagger sticks.

Auctioneer JB strikes it rich when he finds rare Beatles memorabilia. Lauren Wood strikes it rich when she restores a one-armed bandit to working order, and also manages to revive a piece of rotting garden furniture.

Best friends Gethin Jones and Dr Xand Van Tulleken battle to hunt out the finest antique treasures. They cruise across the Welsh border in a couple of rather large classic American motors, guided by experts Irita Marriott and Serhat Ahmet.

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.

Live coverage of the most prestigious tournament in world indoor bowls.

Coming from Tilbury Docks in Essex, antique experts Elizabeth Talbot and Philip Serrell search for items to take off to auction. Elizabeth finds a mint toy car collection and Phillip unearths a trench periscope from the First World War. Paul Martin uncovers the explosive history of Britain's biggest gunpowder factory.

Eniola Aluko, Phil Daniels, Nikita Kanda and Danny Miller test their general knowledge skills on this week's House of Games.

As Joanna's summer volunteering at a wildlife rescue centre continues, she treats a badger with an injured foot, a hedgehog with netting caught round its neck and a wounded kestrel.

Leslie Ash and Phil Daniels exchange their scooters for a stand-out 1950s pink Cadillac and swap the streets of Brighton for the country lanes around Lincolnshire. Joining them for the ride are antiques experts Phil Serrell and Serhat Ahmet.

Chris Packham, Michaela Strachan and Iolo Williams bring a little warmth to the winter season, shining a light on the young naturalists of the future, bitterns and winter moths.

Simon Schama looks at artists who've explored why the landscape matters to people's sense of who they are. From Philip Larkin to Seamus Heaney and Derek Jarman. Featuring U2's Bono.

The latest banished and murdered from `The Traitors' have their say with Ed Gamble. Along the way, they react to the many betrayals, revelations, mind games and manipulations of the castle.

The day's important national and international news stories. With Victoria Derbyshire.

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.

At Pompeii, Italian archaeologists complete the biggest dig in a generation, where they strike gold and luxury in one of Pompeii's richest homes.

As the drama continues, breakfast proves to be a wake-up call for the Faithful as the Traitors strike again. Hoping to add to the prize fund and gain protection from murder, the players question their alliances.

As Reg Seekings struggles to cope, he strikes up a friendship with a young Italian boy which ends in yet more horror.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Nigel Havers presides as five sellers aim to get the best price for their items, including a trunk, a magic lantern, a ride-on toy aeroplane, a corkscrew, and some nursery posters.

A rare illness leads a couple to re-evaluate life, sell items and dream of Venice. Izzie uncovers family silver, and Robin restores a toy, but will the auction fund a honeymoon?

Monty travels across some of the country's landscapes, heading across the north of England to Northern Ireland. Here, Monty sees the ingenuity, passion and determination of British people to garden and create gardens, no matter what the canvas.

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.

Live coverage of the most prestigious tournament in world indoor bowls.

The show comes from Powderham Castle in Devon. Overlooking the River Exe, it's been the home of the Courtenay family for more than 600 years. Antiques experts Will Axon and Mark Stacey find treasures among the hundreds of visitors to take to auction.

Eniola Aluko, Phil Daniels, Nikita Kanda and Danny Miller test their general knowledge skills on this week's House of Games.

Joanna's training ramps up with a gull chick brought in by a member of the public, moving some badgers to a soft release site in the woods and being entrusted with some home care.

Reality stars Megan McKenna and James Argent take to the wheel of a sports car on a trip to Cambridgeshire and the world of antiques with experts Irita Marriott and Steven Moore. Self-confessed shopaholic Megan discovers a different kind of retail therapy and a new-found interest in the paraphernalia of 1950s midwifery. James finds that trawling antiques shops is fun and even finds himself fancying some silver spoons and a mini Napoleon.

Chris Packham, Michaela Strachan and Iolo Williams bring a seasonal sound spectacular with this music-free episode, designed to showcase the natural sounds of winter.

On the final part of her journey, Miriam visits Gulf of Carpentaria to see where the wealth of the Lucky Country comes from. At the McArthur River Mine, Miriam is taken aback by the enormity and scale of this operation.

The latest banished and murdered from `The Traitors' have their say with Ed Gamble. Along the way, they react to the many betrayals, revelations, mind games and manipulations of the castle.

The day's important national and international news stories. With Paddy O'Connell.

The latest weather forecast.

Was winning the Battle of Hastings in 1066 all it took for William to become King? Lucy Worsley investigates the aftermath to reveal how he really conquered England.

Simon Schama examines how artists and writers, ranging from James Bond creator Ian Fleming to two-tone band The Specials, have responded to the changing face of post-imperial Britain.

Two weeks after 7/7 attack, the police are on the trail of the bombers. On 21 July, there's another attack. Four bombers are on the run, and the manhunt leads to a catastrophic shooting.

The Gladiators are back, tougher than ever. Hosts Bradley and Barney Walsh reveal the return of the iconic event Atlaspheres as the gritty Contenders battle for a spot in the quarter-finals.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

After 15 years living and working in Dubai, two expats want to return home to the UK and need Sonali Shah's help to find them a new home in wonderful West Sussex. Sonali also drops in on a farm which specialises in growing a variety of sunflowers.

Can a childhood toy and a coin collection raise enough cash to fix a leaky roof? Izzie and JJ meet a couple who've worked hard all their lives and now want to enjoy their retirement.

Student Travis Francis admits his mum does all the cooking, now he wants to cook for her. Lorraine creates a menu inspired by his family's Caribbean roots, including a prawn, sweet potato and mango curry.

A fox cub caught in netting is a tricky first rescue experience for Joanna as she continues her training at a busy wildlife centre. But she also gets to help with her first release.

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

Live coverage of the most prestigious tournament in world indoor bowls.

Paul Martin presents a collection of the best finds from the show's travels around the country, visiting Edinburgh, Birmingham and Dunster Castle. Paul also visits the birthplace of DH Lawrence to discover more about the man behind the literature.

Eniola Aluko, Phil Daniels, Nikita Kanda and Danny Miller test their general knowledge skills on this week's House of Games.

Joanna's training as a volunteer at a wildlife rescue centre comes to an emotional end with some final tests before she finds out whether all her hard work has paid off.

Monty travels across the middle of the country, from Wales to Norfolk. He comes across gardens for gnomes, much-loved, well-tended allotments and extravagant gardens that bankrupted their owners.

Chris, Michaela and Iolo wrap up from RSPB Arne. Ahead of RSPB's Big Garden Birdwatch, they meet the rock'n'roll birder who shows how Britain's birds can be as diverse as people's musical tastes.

Does 'Bloody Mary', England's first crowned queen, deserve her reputation? Lucy Worsley investigates, asking whether Mary should be remembered as a pioneer or a tyrant.

Lance and Andy haven't told anyone that they are hot on the trail of the Holy Grail of metal detecting, but members of the rival detecting club already seem to know all about it. Who is the mole?

The day's important national and international news stories. With Katie Razzall.

The latest weather forecast.

A woman wakes up every day, remembering nothing as a result of a traumatic accident in her past. One day, new terrifying truths emerge that force her to question everyone around her.

Since the pandemic, more of us are working from home. Many bosses are now asking their staff to get back to the office, but many workers are reluctant to return. Zoe Conway investigates how the world of work is changing.

Was winning the Battle of Hastings in 1066 all it took for William to become King? Lucy Worsley investigates the aftermath to reveal how he really conquered England.

Neil acquires the detailed medical notes of Lucan's plastic surgeon from more than 50 years earlier. He starts his own facial analyses. He finds a tiny nick in the nostril that he feels may be a crucial key to identifying Lucan.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

The Squirrels must walk back to the Clubhouse to get Duggee a bandage for his sore foot. Walking is so exhausting. Will they ever make it back. Not until the Squirrels meet a few of their friends on their way.

Glitch's bath time puts the creatures of Puerto Rico's Bioluminescent Bay in bubble trouble.

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.

The world's scariest monster wants to be a comedian. One problem though, he's not funny.

Liko's partnership is put to the test after an accident causes Sprigatito to return home.

Steve goes in search of the deadliest cats in Africa in the carnivore capital of Zambia. He gets up close to the rulers of the savannah: the lions and leopards.

Children's magazine with things to make, celebrity guests, music, sport, food and a whole lot more. You can earn a Blue Peter badge by getting creative and entering competitions.

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

Monty travels across the middle of the country, from Wales to Norfolk. He comes across gardens for gnomes, much-loved, well-tended allotments and extravagant gardens that bankrupted their owners.

From around three months old, the animal babies can all get around on their own, but that means the impact of their environment and the struggle to find food really begin to hit home. In California, a three-month old sea otter pup has to learn what's safe to eat in a world enmeshed with humans.

Adrian Chiles, Mehreen Baig and a team of experts visit the Merseyside coast, stretching from Sefton Sands in the North to the Wirral in the South, via the great port city of Liverpool. Adrian goes onboard to explore the nooks and crannies of what is the largest ocean-crossing liner in the world, the Queen Mary 2.

For breakfast, Nigella prepares a tray of cheering chai muffins that are light, luscious and dairy-free. For a low-key lunch, there's Nigella's Asian-flavoured short ribs: a perfect make-ahead, meltingly tender beef stew.

Featuring a range of achievable and inspirational recipes for cooks of all abilities. Raymond looks to apples for inspiration and returns to memories of childhood with a simple apple tart made with a foolproof pastry and custard filling.

Singer-songwriters Carole King and James Taylor reflect on their five decades of collaboration and friendship; includes concert footage from the 1970s and their 2010 reunion tour.

Vintage footage of the singer/songwriter performing her songs `I Feel the Earth Move', `(You Make Me Feel) Like a Natural Woman', `So Far Away', `It's Too Late', `Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow' and `Up on the Roof' for a BBC live studio performance in 1971. James Taylor guests on guitar.

Music concert from 1971 featuring American singer-songwriter James Taylor, with a special guest appearance by Carole King.

Never-before-released footage of Carole King's triumphant 1973 homecoming concert on the Great Lawn of New York City's Central Park before an estimated audience of 100,000.

A celebration of the life and career of the legendary singer-songwriter, from her early years in Brooklyn and rising fame as a member of the Goffin and King songwriting team with her husband, to her acceptance of the Gershwin Prize.

This celebration of the best of Carole King features a collection of irresistible performances from her and other great artists, taken from a selection of BBC shows from over the decades.

Rosalind requires her skills as a midwife when a disabled baby is delivered. A gas explosion in an old tenement building shocks the community. Sister Julienne calls on Trixie's managerial skills when she is summoned to a meeting with Dr Threapwood.

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

Derek takes the plunge in The National Lido of Wales in Pontypridd on his walk between Porth and Taff's Well. But there's a serious element too as he follows a route commemorating the first mining disaster in Wales to claim more than 100 lives, many of them boy miners. Dr Erin Lloyd Jones tells the story of three young brothers who perished in that Cymmer Colliery tragedy of 1856 while Onkar Singh Purewal fizzes with excitement to learn about the history of the `Pop Factory' in Porth.

More delicious recipes from Paul Ainsworth, Angela Hartnett, and Ken Hom. And Rick Stein, Rob Rinder, and Monica Galetti head out and about across the UK and beyond.

Nigel and Adam look at heritage foods, the old favourites still on our shopping lists today. Also, Adam takes to the markets to sell off the produce to raise funds for Children in Need.

Live coverage from the WSL as Chelsea take on Arsenal.

Rishi Persad presents live coverage of the World Indoor Singles Final from the Potters Leisure Resort in Norfolk. The most prestigious title in world bowls has been claimed by the greatest players in the game, including Alex Marshall, Paul Foster, David Bryant, Tony Allcock, Richard Corsie and Andy Thomson. There were dramatic scenes on the rink at Hopton-On-Sea in 2024 as Scotland's Stewart Anderson claimed his third World Indoor Singles title.

Ed Leigh and Chemmy Alcott are in Kitzbuhel, Austria, home of the most revered race on the Alpine World Cup calendar. As well as bringing the high-octane action from the world-famous Hahnenkamm, there's a chance to catch up with the 2025 Women's World Cup Tour, which has seen the return of 2010 Olympic champion Lindsey Vonn. Away from the racing, Chemmy tries out the new Olympic sport of ski mountaineering, which makes its debut at the Milan/Cortina Games in 2026.

Paddy McGuinness enjoys a lot of taste tests when he visits a factory in London to learn how they produce sticky toffee flapjacks on an epic scale.

More than a billion people around the world commute into cities each day to take advantage of the riches on offer, and they are not alone. The world's wildlife is commuting too. A steady flow of animals journey in and out of cities to find food, shelter or to start a family.

In Fufe, it's a critical year for Andy and Jo, who have taken out a £2 million loan to get into arable farming. In Dumfries and Galloway, Nick and Holly are preparing to take over the family farm and experimenting with a new breed of sheep.

Charting the final days approaching the scheduled execution of Ivan Cantu. Convicted in 2001 for a double murder in Dallas, he has protested his innocence for over 20 years.

Sandi Toksvig takes a look at veggies with Jason Manford, Ahir Shah, Holly Walsh and Alan Davies.

True story of German businessman Oskar Schindler's efforts to save his Jewish workers from being exterminated in Nazi concentration camps.

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.

Faith Oscott delivers a passionate speech during the barrister strikes in 2022. Two years later, a case she is defending falls through. As she is driving home, she calls her wife Lucy on the phone, who derides her for being late for their young son.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

A blind photographer's cosy and comforting boots are restored back to their former glory, and a school clock gifted by Florence Nightingale is revived, including a full facelift.

Mark Chapman presents highlights from the day's four Premier League games, including a difficult assignment for Manchester United away at Fulham. Last season, the Cottagers ended their run of 18 matches without a win against the Red Devils with a 2-1 victory at Old Trafford, and they will fancy their chances of a first win at Craven Cottage since 2009 against Ruben Amorim's inconsistent side.

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.

The game show that mixes general knowledge quizzing and bowling.

Susan Calman hosts the quiz show where being in control is everything. Who will emerge as the Boss and walk away with the cash? Only the strongest players will survive the game.

The teams are at the Old College, a part of Aberystwyth University on the West Coast of Wales. A grade one listed building and the first University in Wales. Our experts Christina Trevanion and Raj Bisram are on hand to find a selection of objects to take to auction. Christina values a pair of Wedgwood plates, while a gold guinea impresses Raj. Paul Martin visits a Victorian tourist attraction that paved the way for modern photography.

Four previous players who came close to winning but never quite made it, Fern Britton, JB Gill, John Kearns, and Sally Lindsay take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman.

Alison and Aidan show how to live the American dream on wheels, hitting the road in a camper van to explore Silver Springs State Park. Renting a motorhome abroad might sound like a recipe for chaos, but Alison shows how it can be surprisingly simple.

Paul explores the river Annan in Dumfries and Galloway, following it from where it rises above the Devil's Beef Tub all the way to the Solway Firth. On the way he samples some dubious-smelling `healthy' spa water, hears disturbing evidence that Robert the Bruce may have been an Essex boy and discovers the explosive devil's porridge before following in the footsteps of Robert Burns by taking a dunk in the briny close to where the river meets the sea.

Seann Walsh, Romy Gill, Daliso Chaponda and Fiona O'Carroll are put to the test by Clive Myrie in the classic quiz where celebrities take to the famous black chair.

Victoria Coren Mitchell hosts the quiz where logic and lateral thinking are the vital ingredients. Two teams face off in an attempt to get through to the semi-finals. What connects the following: excels, robust, Liberec and Arabic?

Cardiff face Queen's University Belfast as both teams hope to qualify for the quarter-finals in the penultimate match of round two. Amol Rajan asks the questions.

How can there be music in the worst place in the world? The story of how inmates of Auschwitz performed and composed music as a lifeline and a way to resist.

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