Ella Fitzgerald in performance at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club in 1974.

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.

Fiona Bruce hosts a live debate with politicians, commentators and members of the public from Llandudno in north Wales. On the panel are: from the government, justice minister Alex Davies-Jones MP; leader of the Conservatives in the Welsh Senedd Darren Millar MS, Llinos Medi MP of Plaid Cymru; Telegraph columnist Annabel Denham; and former trades union leader Mark Serwotka.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

The teams are trying to bag the bargains at an antiques centre in Long Marston, Warwickshire. David Harper's reds push for that extra pound discount, while Danny Sebastian's blues lose track of the time! Christina Trevanion heads to nearby Uttoxeter.

Chris and Charlie are in Swindon to transform retired rocker Ann's concrete and weed-ridden garden into a low-maintenance space with nature at its heart. The garden would be somewhere to relax and host friends and family.

Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan continue the 20th anniversary celebrations at the National Trust's Longshaw Estate in the Peak District. They launch a medley of new nests, and like any good soap opera, the drama has already begun.

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

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

Live coverage from Queen's, where a stellar line-up has gathered to take part in the first women's event at the famous venue for more than half a century. The field includes reigning Wimbledon champion Barbora Krejcikova, along with former winners Petra Kvitova and Elena Rybakina, and four-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka. Home hopes are headed by 2021 US Open champion Emma Raducanu and British number one Katie Boulter. Presented by Isa Guha.

Coverage from the latest fixture as preparations continue ahead of the next competitive match.

Previous players Michael Buerk, Kate Humble, Glenn Moore and Thanyia Moore take on a series of quiz rounds. A daily winner is declared following a quickfire round at the end of each show, and the scores are tallied across the week.

As Springwatch heads into week three, Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan have all the weekend drama from the wildlife cameras at the Longshaw Estate. Iolo Williams lands in Mount Stewart, the final stop of his Northern Irish road trip, where he hopes to catch a glimpse of the elusive pine marten and red squirrels that roam the site. There's also an eye-opening film about peregrine crime in the UK.

Determined to secure her financial future, Austen dives back into her writing.

Will is thrilled with his new play, in which a bright and strong-minded young woman is crushed and humiliated into submission by a man, but it doesn't go down well with any of the women in his life.

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 the penultimate episode, the finish line is in sight for the four remaining teams, who need to reach the seventh checkpoint - Panaji, the tiny capital of India's smallest state, Goa.

The roadshow goes to Belfast's Botanic Gardens, where Fiona Bruce explores its history. Treasures include early poetry by Seamus Heaney and an item that made motorcycling history.

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Caroline Hawley learns about a historic choral festival, while antiques experts Gary Pe and Tim Weeks hope their teams' items hit the right note with the bidders at auction.

Charlie Dimmock revisits some of her favourite gardens on the show, including one that its owners wanted to recreate the feel of their time abroad in Turkey.

Art lover Bill Bailey matches former soldier and fundraiser Christian with a sculptor to create a lasting legacy. Taking on the challenge of capturing this man is Hywel Pratley, a sculptor with a royal pedigree, who works in both clay and bronze.

Alison Hammond spends a big weekend with Mel B. The visit takes a heartfelt turn when Alison meets Mel's mother, Andrea. They reflecton the challenges of Mel's past, including the alleged abuse she endured in her marriage.

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

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

Isa Guha presents live coverage from the historic Queen's Club in west London, which is staging a women's tournament for the first time in more than 50 years. Katie Boulter and Emma Raducanu head the British hopes, but it will be tough making progress in a top-class field that includes several grass court experts, including three former Wimbledon champions in Elena Rybakina, Petra Kvitova and Barbora Krejcikova.

Previous players Michael Buerk, Kate Humble, Glenn Moore and Thanyia Moore take on a series of quiz rounds. A daily winner is declared following a quickfire round at the end of each show, and the scores are tallied across the week.

Italians are some of the happiest people in Europe, and Bologna, capital of the Emilia Romagna region, is known as one of the happiest places in Italy. While the Pasta Sisters teach Clive how to make tortellini and reveal why even Italians think Bologna is the best place to eat, Clive dons his hard hat and scales some scaffolding to find out why this city is known as the mediaeval Manhattan.

In Hampshire, archaeologist Ben Robinson investigates how a tiny village, originally meant to be a free port to process sugar, became a bustling naval shipyard. Ben learns that three ships built here would lead Nelson to victory at Trafalgar.

Nigella's grandmother's recipe for creme caramel provides the inspiration for a simple but elegant dessert of caramel custard. Nigella then rifles through her pasta collection to find the ideal pasta shape to go with her spicy sauce made from Italian 'nduja and cavolo nero. This is followed by a visit to the famous gadget cupboard for an electric potato masher to prep her brown butter colcannon, the perfect match to a dish of black pudding meatballs in tomato sauce.

Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan broadcast live from the Longshaw Estate, where the nests they've been watching for weeks are bursting at the seams with fledging chicks. Who will stay and who will go? Iolo Williams is in the wildlife hotspot of Mount Stewart on the banks of Strangford Lough, and the show continues to celebrate the wonderful cast of British wildlife up and down the country.

They made thousands disappear. Now, the men who carried it out break their silence. In December 2024, the world witnessed the dramatic toppling of Syrian president Bashar al-Assad, ending a 13-year civil war. But beneath the celebrations is a grim legacy - over 100,000 Syrians disappeared. Their fate was hidden in prisons, mass graves and secret documents.

Highlights compiled from recent series of QI, the comedy quiz hosted by Sandi Toksvig.

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.

A chance to see all the big moments from the men's third and final T20 clash between England and West Indies, which concludes the white-ball series between the sides. The fifth and final game of the T20 series between these sides in November 2024 was ruined by Caribbean rain, so fans will be hoping the weather in Southampton stays fair. England won that series 3-1, and with the World Cup just seven months away, they'll be keen to wrap up another victory over the two-time former world champions.

After the 2014 Somerset floods, a young woman returns to the family dairy farm following the tragic death of her younger brother.

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

The police chase the other half of the stolen Brink's-Mat gold when it resurfaces. In Tenerife, John Palmer's successful timeshare business starts to attract unwanted attention.

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Whilst at the Newark antiques fair, Danny gets an insight into how the Victorians dealt with mortality when he examines lockets of human hair and messages from deceased loved ones.

Kev's at it again, creating a money-making metal masterpiece, while JJ is saving decking.

Ekin-Su Cülcüloglu and Davide Sanclimenti dig for treasures in Kent to send to their head-to-head auction in Norfolk. They have a canary yellow 1970s VW motorhome and the skills of antiques experts Izzie Balmer and Tim Medhurst at their disposal.

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

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

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

The live tennis coverage at London's famous Queen's Club continues, with some of the world's best players competing in the first women's tournament at the venue for more than half a century. Russian-born Olga Morozova was the last title-winner back in 1973, and there are a host of big names aiming to succeed her as the champion at the iconic venue. They include Madison Keys, an American who picked up her first Grand Slam title at 2025's Australian Open.

Previous players Michael Buerk, Kate Humble, Glenn Moore and Thanyia Moore take on a series of quiz rounds. A daily winner is declared following a quickfire round at the end of each show, and the scores are tallied across the week.

Clive tries to make Tiramisu in the nearby town of Treviso, heads to the lakeside village of Limone to discover the secret to a long and healthy life, and finds out the story behind Europe's most northerly lemons. He also finds out how the balcony inspired by Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet now inspires lovers from around the world.

Dublin-based architects Fiona and Paddy plan on converting a derelict cowshed on the Rockingham Estate into a contemporary family home, and commence their restoration project with a budget of €350,000.

A look at Pembrokeshire's wild and rugged coast, where life is defined by the rhythm of the seasons and the power of the sea.

Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan continue the deliberation of which nests will fledge before the end of the series. Plus a look at some of the wildlife predictions Springwatch has made over the last 20 years and whether any of them came true. Iolo Williams continues his exploration of the National Trust's Mount Stewart Estate on the banks of Strangford Lough.

The endearing pangolin is a little-known scaly mammal. Found in Africa and Asia, these shy creatures have an unfortunate tagline, they are the most poached and illegally trafficked animals in the world. Based in Namibia, conservationist Maria Diekmann rescues and rehabilitates her local pangolins.

Paul and Bob arrive in the Republic of Ireland, and they're kicking off their all-out Irish fishing trip on the River Finn. It's their first time fishing the rivers of both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.

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.

They made thousands disappear. Now, the men who carried it out break their silence. In December 2024, the world witnessed the dramatic toppling of Syrian president Bashar al-Assad, ending a 13-year civil war. But beneath the celebrations is a grim legacy - over 100,000 Syrians disappeared. Their fate was hidden in prisons, mass graves and secret documents.

The battle to save the homes and treasures left by two Royalist women who refused to submit during the English Civil War - Ham House and Corfe Castle.

North Africa, 100 million years ago. A Spinosaurus father must embark on a dangerous voyage to feed his babies. At the end of their journey, an extraordinary feast awaits - if he can run the gauntlet without his babies becoming someone else's meal.

At 27, Jane Austen stands at a crossroads. After the loss of her father throws the family into turmoil, Jane publishes two successful novels, `Sense and Sensibility' and `Pride and Prejudice'.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Martel meets a former boy band member turned property developer in Darlington who is hoping to create a high-end house in multiple occupation. Dion is on home turf with an Aston Villa fan looking to turn around a Birmingham terrace.

Charlie and Lee are in Manchester to transform James and Elizabeth's overgrown and unloved plot into a beach-inspired garden. They love to surf and would relish the chance of bringing a sense of the sea to their suburban back garden. Can the team achieve all this on a £6,000 budget?

Monty is busy in the cottage garden. As the roses begin to bloom, he inserts underplanting. Adam Frost goes to a walled garden. Nick Bailey's aims to inspire everyone to transform outdoor spaces. A man turns a barren plot into a wonderful haven.

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

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

Live coverage from the verdant lawns of Queen's, where the first women's tournament in more than half a century is firmly in its stride. At stake is not just lucrative prize money and the honour of becoming the first women's champion since 1973 but also the chance for vital grass court match practice ahead of Wimbledon, which starts later this month.

Previous players Michael Buerk, Kate Humble, Glenn Moore and Thanyia Moore take on a series of quiz rounds. A daily winner is declared following a quickfire round at the end of each show, and the scores are tallied across the week.

Clive loves Venice, but on this trip, he wants to learn what it's like to be a local, outnumbered by tourists by over 200 to 1. He hitches a lift with a rare female gondolier and learns the tough craft of steering with one oar, gets a lesson in glass-blowing from his new friend Count Gibi, and finds out why Italian vegetables taste so great as he picks peppers on a farm in the Venetian lagoon.

Hugh Wallace meets artist Cora Murphy who has taken on the challenge of restoring a city townhouse and shop front, on Douglas Street, Cork.

It is April, and farmers are out, sowing the peat-based soils that make this nation's richest source of crops, whilst also keeping an eye out for all the local wildlife.

In the final episode of the series, Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan are bidding farewell to the nests they've followed throughout the series. The Springwatch celebration of 20 years of British wildlife broadcasting continue with favourite moments from the series and audience contributions. Meanwhile, Iolo Williams wraps up his whistlestop tour of Northern Irish wildlife, and there's hope that live badgers might help see out a spectacular season.

The royal couple hope that Rohan's indictment will help contain the aristocracy's desire for rebellion. At the end of a turbulent trial, Rohan is exonerated, but a false testimony tarnishes Marie Antoinette's reputation.

A pride of lions has rewritten the rules, they have learnt to take down elephants.

Lance is obsessed with finding the thief that stole his gold, which means he can ignore the melodrama going on at home. Andy's lies are catching up with him too. They decide that camping out is the safest option.

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 old man whose wife has just passed away uses his free local bus pass to travel to the other end of the UK, to where they originally moved from, using only local buses, on a nostalgic trip but also carrying his wife's ashes in a small suitcase, `taking her back' and in doing so he meets local people. By the end of his trip he's a celebrity.

Michael Portillo takes to the rails to explore one of Britain's oldest surviving landscapes, the woods and pasture of the Weald in south east England. At Bedgebury Pinetum, Michael finds the largest collection of conifers in the world.

To mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day, former president Joe Biden sits down with Nick Robinson for an exclusive interview, his first since leaving the White House.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

A flat in Wiltshire has some great potential, including a quirky cupboard with a lovely view, although Martin is concerned about access to the outside space. In Greater Manchester, Dion thinks a three-bedroom semi is ripe for extension.

Sarah has a huge challenge for robot maker Mark Haig involving some fishy forks.

Mrs. Brown's Boys' actor Eilish O'Carroll joins Anna to explore their native Dublin. They head to Moore Street where the traditional market meets global street food.

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.

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.

Further live coverage from the women's event at Queen's, where the field of 32 has now been whittled down to eight - at stake for today's winners is a place in the semi-finals. The women's tournament is being held for the first time since 1973, but it has an impressive roll of honour, including Chris Evert and Britain's Ann Jones, who went on to lift the Wimbledon title a few weeks later. Presented by Isa Guha.

Former players Michael Buerk, Kate Humble, Glenn Moore and Thanyia Moore test their general knowledge skills on this week's Richard Osman's House of Games: Redemption Week.

The UK drinks a third of Italy's prosecco, but British visitors rarely make it to this corner of the Veneto region. After spending a night in a giant wine barrel, Clive learns why prosecco is just as good as champagne from one of the country's few female winegrowers, before jumping into the navigator's seat in a 70-year-old Maserati and hunting for antiques in the hilltop town of Asolo.

Paul follows the River Ayr as it flows from Loch Glenbuck towards the sea and the Clyde coast. The old mining village of Glenbuck was demolished long ago, but its memory is kept alive by former resident Barbara Alexander.

George demonstrates how to give the gooseberries a light summer prune and also checks in on the blackcurrants and redcurrants planted last year. Calum looks at a variety of hostas and how to keep them free of slugs and snails.

The team head to Birmingham for one of the highlights of the horticultural calendar - the annual Gardeners' World Live event.

A moving work of art from the modernist home of architect Erno Goldfinger undergoes conservation work, and hidden messages from an old master are discovered at Upton House.

Jason, Lynne and their two teenage daughters try out their local escape room, The Killer's Lair. It's not really the girls' idea of fun, but they love their dad, and he loves following the clues and solving the puzzles.

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.

Jimmie and his best friend Mont try to reclaim the house built by Jimmie's grandfather, launching them on a poignant odyssey that connects them to their past, even as it tests their friendship and sense of belonging in the place they call home.

Will Young learns about his grandfather's time as a prisoner of war in World War II. Delving further back, Will finds a connection to one of medieval history's biggest villains, and a king.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

The heroes and the Council of Happiness swap jobs, and when the council fail their quest, the whole forest is at risk of being flooded by Stinkystuff.

After the Yeti's house is destroyed, the Lemmings are quick to point the finger at Grizzy.

Grizzy decides to adopt a coconut.

Dot's implementation Tera training test begins. Her battle opponent is gym leader Larry. Unlike the assessment test, the implementation test requires battling with two Pokémon. Will Dot manage to pass with Quaxly and Tinkatink's help?

Adam and Joe break out the superhero costumes for another round of this hilarious competition.

How does your body know when you need a wee? An illusion turns Dr Xand's face green.

Former `Strictly' winner and wildlife hero Hamza is in the `Blue Peter' garden.

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

The team head to Birmingham for one of the highlights of the horticultural calendar - the annual Gardeners' World Live event.

World War II drama about the crew of a British fighting ship, told through a series of vignettes. The story of the ship's heroic deeds is narrated by the ship's captain, who acts as a father-figure to his stalwart men. After surviving a torpedo attack, the ship is involved in the Dunkirk evacuation, before heading into battle off the coast of Crete.

A Mexican village is at the mercy of Calvera, the leader of a band of outlaws. The townspeople, too afraid to fight for themselves, hire seven American gunslingers to free them from the bandits' raids. The professional gunmen train the villagers to defend themselves, then plan a trap for the evil Calvera.

Miriam Margolyes is the guide around stunning surfing beaches, the ancient and mysterious Bodmin Moor, and the modern wonder of the Eden Project.

A moving work of art from the modernist home of architect Erno Goldfinger undergoes conservation work, and hidden messages from an old master are discovered at Upton House.

Paul Martin and experts Adam Partridge and Christina Trevanion are at Hereford Cathedral.

Determined to secure her financial future, Austen dives back into her writing.

Clare Balding presents highlights of the spectacular military display from Horse Guards Parade in London, where the colour of No 7 Company Coldstream Guards are trooped to mark the King's official birthday.

A trip into the BBC's archives for a selection of songs from 1985, including Elton John, Duran Duran, Foreigner, Billy Ocean, Marillion, Go West, Strawberry Switchblade and Kirsty MacColl.

Celebrating the biggest hits of 1985 with a selection of iconic performances spanning the genres, from pure pop to power ballads, from Hi-NRG to hip-hop, to R&B and indie classics.

Top of the Pops in 1985 is a barometer for the state of the nation as the ambitious A-ha, King and Dead or Alive compete for attention with passionate politicos Billy Bragg and The Style Council.

A detective investigating a man's death in the mountains ends up meeting and developing feelings for the dead man's mysterious wife in the course of his dogged sleuthing.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Carol Kirkwood explores gardening subjects that all begin with the letter K.

Weatherman Derek Brockway is in Flintshire, at the most northerly point of mainland Wales. His walk starts off at the site of the Point of Ayr Colliery, where he meets John Wiltshire, passionate about keeping the memory of the mine alive.

Dougie is in Motherwell to visit Baron's Haugh Nature Reserve, an urban wetland along the River Clyde. Elsewhere, Shahbaz visits one of Wester Ross's ancient Caledonian pine forests.

Lambing season is just a month away for most of the farmers. In central Scotland, Anne is left in charge of the farm on her own and begins by feeding breakfast to over 2,000 animals. In the far north, John heads to the vet with a pedigree ewe.

A Madison Avenue photographer transforms a timid saleswoman into one of the fashion world's most glamorous models. The Gershwin-scored film includes `How Long Has This Been Going On?, He Loves and She Loves, and `S Wonderful'.

The huge hits of rugby league's premier domestic competition continue as play-off rivals Wakefield Trinity and Leigh Leopards face off at Belle Vue. Wakefield have impressed on their return to Super League following promotion in 2024, and their star-studded squad equalled their record victory in this competition by scoring 13 tries in a thrashing of Salford in May 2025. Trinity take on a Leopards side who made the Super League semi-finals for the first time in 2024.

Paul Martin and the team are in Greater Manchester, where over 800 people have come along to have their items valued at Stockport Town Hall. Paul is joined by experts Mark Stacey and Philip Serrell as they pick out their favourite antiques to take to auction. Mark is wowed by a William De Morgan ceramic tile, Paul finds some etchings by artist John Buckland Wright and Philip discovers a gold necklace that surprises everyone at auction.

Live coverage as some of the biggest superstars in world athletics descend on the Swedish capital, including the return to action of Keely Hodgkinson. The Team GB poster girl has not raced since winning Olympic gold in Paris 2024, and she faces an elite field in the 800m, with the top eight ranked runners all due to take part in Stockholm. A blockbuster battle is also set for the women's 100m, with Britain's Dina Asher-Smith and Daryll Neita facing off against Julien Alfred and Julia Henriksson.

After racing nearly 13,000 kilometres over seven weeks through China, Nepal and India, the four teams are about to embark on the final leg of the race. As the race comes to an end, the teams take a moment to reflect on their experiences.

It's an American special as Jeremy, Richard and James try to prove that a fly-drive holiday to Florida would be more fun if you bought a car instead of renting one. Having picked up some wheels for no more than $1,000 each, the boys embark on an epic road trip to find out who got the best deal, encountering heat, flies and very angry locals along the way.

Simon Reeve travels from the islands of the Aegean to Greece's capital, Athens. To learn more about Greece and the Greeks, he meets an extraordinary cast of characters, from gun-toting priests to the last remaining sponge divers. Getting behind the postcard image of this beautiful country, he finds out how the Greeks are coming to terms with a seemingly endless crisis.

With rockers Wet Leg, legendary band Sparks, Italian composer Ludovico Einaudi, south London/Colombian singer Sasha Keable, LA singer Annahstasia, and Scottish artist Brooke Combe. Concluding the line up are three voices.

With girl group Sugababes, London rockers Wolf Alice, wordsmith Kae Tempest, Nigerian-born Obongjayar, Donegal's George Houston, and folk legend Peggy Seeger.

Aretha Franklin sings in her father's church choir as a child and grows up to become an international musical superstar and legend.

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.

Lee and Lucy view a property that Lucy loves when, embarrassingly, Lee needs the loo. Before he can use it however, a second buyer turns up to take a look, making Lee pretend to be a vendor.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

An array of mouthwatering recipes from Ching-He Huang, Georgina Hayden, Shauna Froydenlund and Tom Parker-Bowles. Meanwhile, Rick Stein and the Hairy Bikers journey across the UK.

Chris and Michaela reveal more wildlife wonders at the Longshaw Estate, Iolo's urban adventure continues in Belfast, and Megan meets some of the nocturnal residents of Haddon Hall.

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

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

It's the men's turn to take centre stage at London's famous venue as the top male players battle it out in what's likely to be their final tournament ahead of Wimbledon. An all-star entry list includes reigning Wimbledon champion Carlos Alcaraz, British number one Jack Draper and American big-hitter Taylor Fritz. In 2024, the USA's Tommy Paul defeated Italy's Lorenzo Musetti in the final, with Paul returning this year to defend his title. Clare Balding presents.

Kaye Adams, Alex Brooker, Kiell Smith-Bynoe and Isy Suttie take on a series of quizzes selected by Richard. A daily winner is declared at the end of each show, and the scores are tallied across the week to find an overall House of Champions winner.

Robson spends time with old friend and actor Kevin Whately. They reminisce about growing up in North East England before heading to Alnmouth beach to try their hands at making pictures in the sand at low tide.

The Mississippi, from frozen waterfalls to time-travelling barges, from busy beavers to mysterious swamps, connects a continent like no other river. At the end of its 3,500-mile journey, it creates one of the biggest river deltas on the planet.

Steph and her two children live in St Annes near Blackpool. Recently divorced, Steph is excited about making a fresh start by transforming her garden. It's currently a dilapidated outside space, mostly enveloped by shade.

A quiet estate in Shrewsbury is the scene of a horrific killing when 23-year-old delivery driver Aurman Singh is ambushed and fatally assaulted in broad daylight. West Mercia Police begin a major manhunt to track down his killers.

Will has finished writing `Romeo and Juliet' but now there is competition for who will play Juliet. Kate feels the part should be hers, but lady-acting is against the law, and Burbage and Condell may no longer look like young teenage lovers.

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.

After racing nearly 13,000 kilometres over seven weeks through China, Nepal and India, the four teams are about to embark on the final leg of the race. As the race comes to an end, the teams take a moment to reflect on their experiences.

Fiona Bruce and the team visit Pitzhanger Manor and Gallery in Ealing, West London, where treasures include a royal paintbox, a stylish collection of Italian jewellery, and a rare wartime medal awarded to a carrier pigeon. Frances Christie is thrilled to find a moving work by eminent 20th-century sculptor Dame Elisabeth Frink, while a couple of eerie Victorian cut-out figures, known as 'dummy boards', bring a smile to Mark Hill's face.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

A short distance from the auction in Royal Wootton Bassett, Eric Knowles finds himself on a hillside, marvelling at the Hackpen White Horse. At the antiques fair in Exeter, two teams hope to carve out profits, helped by Izzie Balmer and Serhat Ahmet.

Flo and Lee are in Bristol to create a garden for Emi and Song that draws on their combined Japanese heritage and love of the UK.

Bill Bailey challenges a young artist to paint Marva and Lionel, who have fostered almost 200 teenagers.

Alison Hammond spends a big weekend with Sir Lenny Henry, discussing his career, early fame and complex childhood, from losing his mother to discovering his biological father.

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

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

Live coverage from London's iconic tennis venue as the first round of 2025's men's tournament continues at Queen's Club. The opening round provided mixed fortunes for home hopes in 2024, with Jack Draper and Andy Murray, on his final appearance, making it through. Cameron Norrie, however, was beaten in a thrilling match by 2016 Wimbledon finalist Milos Raonic, while Dan Evans was forced to retire against Brandon Nakashima. Clare Balding presents.

Kaye Adams, Alex Brooker, Kiell Smith-Bynoe and Isy Suttie take on a series of quizzes selected by Richard. A daily winner is declared at the end of each show, and the scores are tallied across the week to find an overall House of Champions winner.

Robson is reunited with acting pal Angela Lonsdale in the Northumberland countryside. Angela lets Robson introduce her to wild swimming at Sweethope Lough under the watchful eye of Team GB cold-water swimmer Fenwick Ridley.

Ben Robinson finds evidence of early pilgrimage at a remarkable Norman priory. In a 500-year-old house in the village, the archaeologist examines a wall mural that proves it was the birthplace of an important Elizabethan archbishop.

Nigella debates whether one should meddle with classics. She thinks that in the case of her crab mac`n'cheese, it's a must. If the sight of glorious melted cheese isn't enough, fear not, as she follows it with her `mine all mine chocolate cookies'.

Richard McCourt and Dominic Wood are in a vintage Land Rover Series 2 as they scour every nook, cranny and dusty shelf in Hampshire for treasures to sell at auction. They're joined on their journey by Irita Marriott and David Harper.

Following teams of detectives and specialists involved in murder investigations.

More of the best moments from the U series, hosted by Sandi Toksvig with Alan and their guests.

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.

Mobeen Azhar investigates how a protest outside an asylum seeker hotel turned into a riot, uncovering a blueprint for a national wave of violence that eight months later would affect us all.

The life of Michelle Mone was a rags to riches story that seemed too good to be true. Now, she is under investigation for fraud and facing a possible prison sentence.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

The teams put the pedal to the metal as they race around a huge antiques centre in King's Lynn, with their experts Caroline Hawley and David Fergus. Charlie Ross learns about the remarkable life of British motor racing legend Raymond Mays.

Charlie and Flo are in Egham to transform Neil and Rumen overgrown and unloved plot into an Islamic themed garden. They would love a sophisticated space that echoes some of their travels, particularly their trips to the middle east.

Sara Davies and Amy Dowden are purring through the North-East in a 1985 Ford Cortina, perusing antique shops and putting Sara's business knowledge to good use. Along for the ride are antique experts Natasha Raskin Sharp and Steven Moore.

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

Live coverage from the second round at Queen's Club as the leading male players aim to establish their grass-court credentials ahead of Wimbledon. A star-studded entry list for this tournament includes reigning Wimbledon champion Carlos Alcaraz and British hope Jack Draper, although it was at this stage that the top seeds began to fall in 2024, including Grigor Dimitrov, who was defeated by Sebastian Korda. Presented by Clare Balding.

Kaye Adams, Alex Brooker, Kiell Smith-Bynoe and Isy Suttie take on a series of quizzes selected by Richard. A daily winner is declared at the end of each show, and the scores are tallied across the week to find an overall House of Champions winner.

Robson is reunited with acting pal Mark Benton for a back-in-time weekend away. The pair leave the horsepower behind for an actual horse-drawn caravan as they pass through the back lanes of the Eden Valley.

Amol Rajan, the BBC's media editor, interviews the global, era-defining pioneers, leaders and maverick thinkers who are shaping the rapidly changing 21st-century world.

Paul sails along a much-loved route through the Kyles of Bute to Dunoon, discovering a secret history of WW2 bouncing bombs along the way. From Dunoon and its connections with international singing star Harry Lauder, Paul gets nostalgic about nuclear submarines in the Holy Loch.

In Whitby, the crew race to the rescue of two fossil hunters who are cut off by the tide. On Dorset's Jurassic Coast, in Swanage, a trainee yachtsman has suffered a mysterious head injury and is in need of urgent treatment.

Following teams of detectives and specialists involved in murder investigations.

Paul, Bob, and Ted travel to Driffield Beck at Mulberry Whin in East Riding of Yorkshire to catch brown trout. They get started, but are slightly distracted by Ted, who is obsessed with rolling in the mud on the riverbank.

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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 young girl lives in the Outer Hebrides in a small village in the years just before WWI. Isolated and hard by the shore, her life takes a dramatic change when a terrible tragedy befalls her.

A moving work of art from the modernist home of architect Erno Goldfinger a pioneer of post-war high-density housing, undergoes conservation work, and hidden messages from an old master are discovered at Upton House.

Utah, 130 million years ago. A band of armoured dinosaurs battle to reach adulthood, pursued by some of the most formidable predators that have ever lived: Utahraptors. It's a deadly game of cat-and-mouse that pits heavy armour against vicious claws and lethal cunning; a life-and-death struggle that builds to a final showdown amongst the flames of a burning forest.

Determined to secure her financial future, Austen dives back into her writing.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Martin is on the Jurassic Coast in Devon, but it's vampires, rather than dinosaurs, that he's dealing with, thanks to the interior-design tastes of the new owners of a one-bedroom flat.

Tigers in the night... sisters Katie and Sophie go 'big cat crazy' to save some chests!

The team head to Birmingham for one of the highlights of the horticultural calendar - the annual Gardeners' World Live event.

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

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

The second round of the men's tournament continues at London's Queen's Club as the male contenders attempt to navigate a star-studded entry list. Carlos Alcaraz is among those hoping to do well at this tournament ahead of defending his Wimbledon title later this summer, but it was at this stage that he was knocked out of 2024's edition by British star Jack Draper. Clare Balding presents.

Kaye Adams, Alex Brooker, Kiell Smith-Bynoe and Isy Suttie take on a series of quizzes selected by Richard. A daily winner is declared at the end of each show, and the scores are tallied across the week to find an overall House of Champions winner.

Actor Denise Welch joins Robson for an escape to the Northumbrian countryside she still calls home. They take up paintbrushes in the stunning Allendale landscape and take to the saddle to immerse themselves in the region.

Hugh Wallace is in Rockhouse, Co Cork, where school teacher Grace Cotter and her landscape gardener husband John are restoring what they think is a modest Georgian farmhouse.

As spring creeps in, the red grouse, unique to the British Isles, enjoy the young shoots of the heather that is almost all that can grow on the impervious sandstone of North Yorkshire's moorlands.

Following Heston Blumenthal in the aftermath of his diagnosis as he tries to understand the role bipolar played in his success and the impact it had on the people he loves. He also explores the state of bipolar care in the UK.

Marie Antoinette deals with personal grief when her daughter Sophie fails to thrive as she's blackmailed over stolen love letters to Fersen. But with political blows, the state of the economy.

Andy and Lance become eco-warriors when they find their beloved oak tree is due to be felled. But a 24-hour helpline turns out to be more of a hindrance. Andy stumbles upon treasure when, for once, he wasn't even looking.

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A quiet estate in Shrewsbury is the scene of a horrific killing when 23-year-old delivery driver Aurman Singh is ambushed and fatally assaulted in broad daylight. West Mercia Police begin a major manhunt to track down his killers.