Rookie road tripper Danny Sebastian challenges queen of porcelain Irita Marriott in round two of their best-of-five battle. With Danny determined to win at auction, and Irita refusing to relinquish her crown, they both make risky purchases.

Will and Dom discover the noble sport of pram racing in Sussex, Kirsten performs emergency surgery on a garden gnome, and science meets art with a pair of neon sign makers.

Duncan James and Antony Costa from boy band Blue take a tour around the Cotswolds. On a blast around Gloucestershire, the boys are out of their comfort zone as they discover the world of antiques.

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

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

Ross Kemp presents as a team of four family members, Netti, Lee, Abigail and Star, take on the Bridge of Lies.

Ellie Harrison, Chris Hollins and Denise Lewis explore Kent. 23 million people arrive in the UK via Kent every year, most of them on their way somewhere else. Local boy Chris sees his home county through new eyes. He experiences a change of heart about the strange bleak beauty of the North Kent marshes when he discovers the secrets of its past.

At Capesthorne Hall in Cheshire, Anita Manning discovers a valuable teddy bear looking for a new home, and Mark Stacey latches on to a hefty vintage padlock. Paul Martin explores the architectural delights of Liverpool's Metropolitan Cathedral.

Celebrity contestants Chris Bisson, Danielle Harold, Katharine Merry, and Robert Webb take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman.

Presenter Robson Green is accompanied on a two-day escape into the wilds of Northumberland by star of the West End Joe McElderry. The pair head to a secluded lough to have a go at dragon paddle boarding before heading to their farmland accommodation.

Michael Brandon and Glynis Barber are with Roo Irvine and Izzie Balmer for an idyllic tour around the Lake District. The Ford Thunderbird is the iconic automobile of choice.

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

Detectives take on a decades-long mystery when they reinvestigate the 1984 murder of Mary McLaughlin. A new suspect comes to the fore, but it raises more questions than answers.

Simon goes on a bike ride with Larry while Esther spends the day with Sue, fielding questions about the wedding. Esther helps David get ready for his date.

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

The latest weather forecast.

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

Following the lives of four young people trying to survive the Israel-Hamas war as they hope for a ceasefire, a vivid and unflinching view of life in a war zone. Israel does not allow foreign journalists to report independently in Gaza.

It's week 3 of Great British Menu's 20th series. Four chefs compete for Scotland with starters and fish dishes inspired by Great Scots of the past. Who will be eliminated?

At the launch of her highly anticipated skincare product, a wellness business owner suddenly dies from an allergic reaction, but Mervin quickly deduces her death to be suspicious. Meanwhile, Darlene struggles to train up newbie officer, Seb Rose.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Antiques queen Irita Marriott and snazzy dealer Danny Sebastian are zipping around Oxfordshire. Danny finds time to buy a selection of antiques, including a doggie vesta case and an Archibald Knox-designed Liberty vase.

The team help the people trying to save Britain's oldest wooden ship, a football cap brings back treasured memories, and Lucia sees a complicated wooden puzzle at the V&A Museum.

Monty and the team celebrate the joy of gardening by looking back at some of their most memorable seasonal highlights.

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

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

Ross Kemp presents as a team of four family members, Ros, Steve, Erin and Finn, take on the Bridge of Lies.

Ellie Harrison, Chris Hollins and Denise Lewis explore Devon. On a journey from an abandoned island on the south coast to the county's most hidden and remote surf spots in the north, Ellie Harrison follows in Drake's footsteps seeking out Devon's best kept secrets.

Paul Martin presents from Capesthorne Hall in Cheshire. Expert Mark Stacey finds a horse ledger, and Caroline Hawley uncovers a set of letters from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Paul also explores the harsh world of working in a Victorian cotton mill.

Chris Bisson, Danielle Harold, Katharine Merry and Robert Webb test their general knowledge skills on this week's House of Games.

BMX world champion and Olympics silver medal winner Kieran Reilly heads to Northumberland for a weekend with Robson Green. They go fishing in the River Tyne, and then head north to try qi gong, an ancient martial art to relax the mind and body.

Dianne Buswell and Owain Wyn Evans commandeer a 1967 Austin Princess Vanden Plas. They take to the roads of South Wales and are scouring every antique shop they encounter. To help them along, they're joined by experts Hettie Jago and David Harper.

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

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

The latest weather forecast.

Danny Robins investigates the real-life stories of seemingly paranormal encounters. In the process, he talks to people who say they have encountered the supernatural and consults experts in order to discover the truth.

Danny Robins takes a deeper dive into real-life supernatural encounters with new evidence.

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

Robson invites Kacey Ainsworth for a weekend staycation in the north east of England. After a quick cup of tea, the pair head to the River Tyne to reset, recharge and revitalise themselves with a cold water swim before heading back to Robson's house.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Slick dealer Danny Sebastian and auctioneer queen Irita Marriott blast to Suffolk for the penultimate leg. Snapping up a cider flagon and sad-looking puppy, it's a riotous adventure.

The team restore some Victorian stage machinery, Suzie hears a story of injustice from apartheid South Africa, and wood lover Will gets to grips with the delicate art of marquetry.

Alison and Aiden step back in time, visiting a theme park with an 80s feel. They dive headfirst into the affordable fun with a thrilling roller coaster ride for half the price of the big parks.

A hedgehog, an owl and two tiny swift chicks are among the animals actor Joanna Page helps to treat as she trains to be a volunteer at her local wildlife rescue centre.

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

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

Ross Kemp presents as a team of four family members, Adam, Joshua, Josh and Conor, take on the Bridge of Lies.

Ellie Harrison, Chris Hollins and Denise Lewis explore Northern Ireland. As one of the least touristy places in the UK, the province is brimming with secrets. Olympic gold medallist Denise Lewis is chastised for a lack of focus when she competes in an unusual and unique local competition.

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.

Chris Bisson, Danielle Harold, Katharine Merry and Robert Webb test their general knowledge skills on this week's House of Games.

Monty and the team look back at some of the most glorious gardens they've been to. Monty creates a seating area in the garden, while Adam Frost has an exclusive backstage pass to Adam Clayton's garden.

Danny Robins investigates the real-life stories of seemingly paranormal encounters. In the process, he talks to people who say they have encountered the supernatural and consults experts in order to discover the truth.

Danny Robins takes a deeper dive into the spine-chilling case of Emily's Room with new evidence and insights. Celebrity expert Charlie Cooper gives his take on the story.

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

The latest weather forecast.

An introduction to the British film premiere of `God's Creatures'.

A mother tells a lie for her beloved son that rips apart their family and close-knit Irish town -- ultimately testing her own sense of right and wrong.

Idris Elba confronts the reality of knife crime, speaking to those most affected, from the streets to the system, in a quest to uncover how we can break the cycle.

It's judging day, and only one chef can go through to represent Scotland. RNLI volunteer and Pride of Scotland winner Ben Thompson helps decide the winner from the two remaining chefs.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

In order to get access to the test version of the sequel to their favourite video game, the siblings convince Boy to infiltrate a snobby clique of friends at school.

Dracula and Edith swap bodies.

Steve heads down in a deep-sea submersible to explore the ocean depths. He then travels to the Natural History Museum to meet some of the weirdest animals from the deep.

Joel creates magic behind the scenes of the new series of `The Dumping Ground'.

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

Monty and the team look back at some of the most glorious gardens they've been to. Monty creates a seating area in the garden, while Adam Frost has an exclusive backstage pass to Adam Clayton's garden.

Mehreen takes to the skies with a former RAF fighter pilot who is now using his flying skills to document large-scale pollution that is hidden along the coastline.

Raymond uses two staple ingredients with infinite uses - eggs and cheese. He kicks off with a classic omelette made perfectly thanks to a secret technique. Raymond then uses a fine Comte from his home region in eastern France to make a family style souffle guaranteed to rise to the occasion.

Classic Ealing comedy about a scotch-laden ship that runs aground off the coast of the Outer Hebrides during the Second World War. The local islanders have depleted their supply of the amber nectar and are overjoyed at the thought of stocking up again. However, it is Sunday, and the teetotallers object to making free with the unexpected cargo.

In 1949, a group of Londoners discover an old royal treaty suggesting that Pimlico is legally a part of Burgundy. They declare Pimlico's independence to avoid postwar rationing.

Multi-millionaire landowner Paul Lister wants to turn his 23,000 acre estate north of Inverness into Europe's first wilderness reserve. Reinstating the old Caledonian pine forests is the first of his plans. He then wants to release long lost animals, starting with moose and wild boar, and eventually predators such as brown bears, lynx and wolves.

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.

At the historic Blackpool Tower Circus, Paul Martin is joined by experts Anita Manning and James Lewis. James discovers a glass bowl bought at a car boot sale, and Anita finds a diamond and pearl necklace, but which will do better when they go under the hammer?

Katya Adler travels to Romania, where she visits what will be Nato's largest European base, Kosovo, Europe's youngest country, and Serbia, where she discovers an international battle for power.

A celebration of one of the most successful Anglo-American musical partnerships of all time with a look into the BBC archives for Fleetwood Mac's finest performances from across the decades.

Christine McVie is undoubtedly the longest serving female band member of any of the enduring rock and roll acts that emerged from the 1960s. While she has never fronted Fleetwood Mac, Christine is their most successful singer-songwriter whose hits include `Over my Head', `Don't Stop' and `Everywhere'. Here, she is able to take centre stage and tell both her story and the saga of Fleetwood Mac.

Twenty years after the release of the `Rumours album', Fleetwood Mac reunite to perform hits such as `Rhiannon' and `Don't Stop'.

Fellow musicians, journalists and fans celebrate Fleetwood Mac with a selection of their best loved songs. Fleetwood Mac are the great survivors of British and American rock music. For more than fifty years they've overcome break-ups and breakdowns to become one of the most successful bands of all time. They have sold over 100 million records worldwide, with their 1977 smash Rumours accounting for nearly half of those sales.

Maria, Pinuccia, Lia, Katia and Antonella are five sisters who live in an apartment in Palermo. When Antonella accidentally dies, the sisters' relationships are turned upside down for the rest of their lives.

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

Derek and the team travel to Ceredigion in West Wales on a walk that takes him from Bwlch yr Arian, where he feeds red kites, to Devil's Bridge, famed for its three-stacked bridges. On the way he also explores silver and lead mining in the area and goes on a hunt for pine martens. Meanwhile archaeologist Dr Erin Lloyd Jones joins a major hill fort dig and Onkar Singh Purewal spends night in a remote bothy.

John and Antoinette have their hands full, as Ben's had to take a full-time job. The Morrises have a very difficult lambing, and Sally gets some long- awaited news.

Sean Fletcher tries his hand at wildlife photography and goes in search of the elusive snow hare, Kate Bradbury shows how to create a winter garden that will appeal to all visitors, and James Martin turns the humble jacket potato into a delicious tray bake with bacon, leak and soft Italian cheese.

Live coverage as Leigh Leopards take on Huddersfield Giants in the second round of the Super League. The Leopards have punched above their weight since returning to Super League two seasons ago, and have won the last two meetings between these teams. Adrian Lam's side have lost several key players in the off-season but have brought in others, including former New Zealand international Isaac Liu, who will bring his extensive NRL experience to their forward pack.

Dan, Anita and Robert try commuting Mumbai-style, tackling `super dense crush load' on the world's busiest commuter trains. John Sergeant heads to Darjeeling's steam-powered hill railway and reveals the historical connection between tea and trains.

Paul Martin and experts Mark Stacey, Anita Manning and David Fletcher are at Tatton Park in Cheshire.

Ugo Monye has detailed analysis from the third round of the 2025 Six Nations championship, featuring the Calcutta Cup clash between England and Scotland. There's also a look at what happened when reigning champions Ireland visited an out-of-form Wales and Italy hosted France in Rome. With the tournament passing the halfway stage, Ugo and guests John Barclay and Sam Warburton assess how the final two rounds could pan out.

Great forests form the heart of Scandinavia, stretching towards the Arctic and cutting through with a labyrinth of waterways. A look at how incredible creatures like lynxes, wolves, bears and reindeer survive the ever-changing seasons.

Based on the Washington Post's investigation of the Watergate break-in which led to the most significant political scandal of the 1970s. With its painstaking reconstruction of the decade's political scene and tightly scripted view of the world of the newsroom, this film excitingly combines all the elements of investigative journalism with those of a tense thriller.

Set in the port town of Dover, Mary Hussain suddenly finds herself a widow following the unexpected death of her husband. A day after the burial, she discovers he has a secret just twenty-one miles across the English Channel in Calais.

With two interlinked rooms to tackle, Amanda steers the ship in the bedroom whilst Alan takes charge in the adjoining lounge, but creative tensions arise when Amanda wants to get rid of Alan's favourite curved arch which links the spaces together.

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.

A brutal murder rocks Bradford's underworld, inflaming tensions between its rival gangs. Harry's search for the killer leads him to the victim's ex-boyfriend, discovering details of her secret life. Meanwhile, Saima makes a risky attempt to mend family ties.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Danny Sebastian is going head-to-head with Derbyshire dealer and road trip supremo Irita Marriott. And will Danny's punt on a job lot of die-cast cars in Dover pay off, putting him on the road to victory?

A cast iron machine stumps blacksmith Kev Paxton, and Sarah Moore racks her brains to turn a box of fabric into a heap of cash.

Mark Chapman presents highlights from the day's two Premier League matches, which see Manchester City host Liverpool and Nottingham Forest visit Newcastle. Liverpool have been the dominant team in this season's top flight.

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

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

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

Ross Kemp presents as a team of four family members, Caroline, Ross, Steve and Jake, take on the Bridge of Lies.

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

Former police officer Huw Murphy and the Harries family go head to head with their beloved shire horses at the 37th South Wales Shire Horse Society Show. For the Harries family it's a day full of emotion as one of the coveted trophies is sponsored in memory of their late dad.

The show comes from Oxburgh Hall in Norfolk. David Harper is excited by a Polynesian war club, while Philip Serrell falls for a sewing machine. Paul Martin uncovers the history of the Bedingfeld family, who have called Oxburgh home for 500 years.

Former winners Edith Bowman, Rhys James, Anita Rani and Simon Rimmer test their general knowledge skills on this week's Richard Osman's House of Games: Champions.

Robson Green takes a scenic route to the south of the Lake District to meet up with his friend, Helen Skelton. Helen gets a surprise when Robson takes her to walk with wolves in their natural habitat, and they then relax with a meditation session.

Born in Ruabon, Wrexham, and discovered by a north Wales talent scout, Hughes became a sensation at Manchester United before a high-profile move to Barcelona. While his teammate Gary Lineker thrived in Spain, Hughes faltered, facing immense challenges that nearly derailed his career. The turning point came in the 1991 European Cup Winners' Cup final, a match that marked his personal and professional redemption.

Clive Myrie hosts the classic quiz where contenders take on the famous black chair. The specialist subjects include the Isles of Scilly, Wham! and Gian Lorenzo Bernini.

Victoria Coren Mitchell hosts the quiz where knowledge only gets you so far. It's the third place play-off, and the questions have grown suitably gnarly.

The double-elimination quarter-final stage continues. The team that wins will be halfway to a place in the semi-finals. Amol Rajan asks the questions.

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

Club president Terry is keen to help Lance and Andy search the bottom paddock at Bishop's Farm, but only because he's convinced that's where Larry Bishop has buried his missing wife.

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.

Following the lives of four young people trying to survive the Israel-Hamas war as they hope for a ceasefire, a vivid and unflinching view of life in a war zone. Israel does not allow foreign journalists to report independently in Gaza.

Amidst fears for her health, Coral supports Aleena when secrets from her student's past resurface. As the situation gets worse, Coral faces a life-changing hurdle, leaving Aleena more in the dark than ever.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

The delights of Derbyshire await familiar faces of the road trippin' scene, James Braxton and Izzie Balmer. In Belper, James uncovers a retro kitchenalia trio, and Izzie snaps up a smashing find or what's left of it, at least.

Crests and coats of arms are all around, but what do they mean? To find out, Christina Trevanion meets an expert in heraldry, and there is a surprise in store when she learns what `let's go bargain-hunting' is in Latin.

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.

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

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

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

Ross Kemp presents as a team of four friends and family, Che Wai, Gillian, Claire and Alan, take on the Bridge of Lies.

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

Two very different food producers who have put their hearts and soul into getting their products to market are heading to the Scottish Game Fair. The Allingham family are promoting their delicious garlic in many different forms, and the Groats family are selling their speciality cheeses.

Travel up and down the country to revisit some of the historic venues from the series, plus new valuations and unexpected auctions. Paul Martin also goes behind the scenes of Bamburgh to see just what it takes to keep a castle alive.

Former winners Edith Bowman, Rhys James, Anita Rani and Simon Rimmer test their general knowledge skills on this week's Richard Osman's House of Games: Champions.

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

Sandi Toksvig is in search of victory with Rob Beckett, Daliso Chaponda, Lara Ricote and Alan Davies.

David continues to test the six comedians' post-apocalyptic survival skills with challenges involving knot tying, creating artistic masterpieces out of rubbish, and covert surveillance.

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.

Bernadine Williams is a prison warden who, over the years, has been drifting away from her husband while dutifully carrying out executions in a maximum security prison. When she strikes up a unique bond with death-row inmate Anthony Woods, a layer of emotional skin is peeled back, forcing Bernadine to confront the complex-and often contradictory-relationship between good intentions, unrequited desires, and what it means to be sanctioned to kill.

Two brothers hope their range of sauces won't rub up the Dragons the wrong way, a graduate brings her automatic cooling device to the Den, and a Welsh entrepreneur pitches his innovative bike storage.

John and Antoinette have their hands full, as Ben's had to take a full-time job. The Morrises have a very difficult lambing, and Sally gets some long- awaited news.

The Brearly-Baird family call on Stacey and the gang to help them transform their cluttered three-bedroom home. With Stacey's guidance, the family strip every item from their home, unveiling the hidden potential beneath the chaos.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Antiques experts James and Izzie are pulling up their sports socks for round two in our best of five. Who will bag the winning buys in Cheshire and Staffordshire?

In the wonderful Wye Valley, Sonali Shah goes house-hunting with a couple from the Australian state of Tasmania, who are looking to buy their first home together. Sonali also drops in for a chat with Kate Humble and tours her Wye Valley farm.

The friendship of reality TV stars Chris Hughes and Jake Quickenden is put under strain as they compete to make money from buying and selling antiques. Auctioneer Izzie Balmer and antiques dealer Irita Marriott are on hand to help.

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

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

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

Ross Kemp presents as a team of four family members, Rhianne, Martin, Tanyah and Keziah, take on the Bridge of Lies.

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

Young couple Darren and Emma are braving their first ever cattle show with their precious Ruby Red Poppy in the hope of taking home a red rosette, but first they will have to beat seasoned cattle breeders Grania and Simon at their local Launceston Show.

Today, Flog It! comes from Penrhyn Castle in north Wales. Antiques expert David Harper looks at some vintage World War II posters, and Claire Rawle is surprised by a valuable watch that was found in the bottom of a book bag. Presenter Paul Martin goes under a mountain to look at Britain's biggest water-powered generator.

Former winners Edith Bowman, Rhys James, Anita Rani and Simon Rimmer test their general knowledge skills on this week's Richard Osman's House of Games: Champions.

Robson enjoys the company of Hexham-born celebrity chef, Chris Baber, on a weekend of outdoor activities. Chris takes Robson shopping for organic ingredients for dinner and Robson takes Chris sailing on Kielder Reservoir.

Presenter Charlotte Crosby and dancer Louie Spence are on a flamboyant trip in the West Midlands in a Pontiac Trans AM, guided by experts Irita Marriott and Serhat Ahmet.

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

Consultant hepato-biliary surgeon Rajan Ravindran takes on complex procedures involving the liver, pancreas and gall bladder. Meanwhile, at the Western General Hospital, consultant urological surgeon Alex Laird's patient has a lot to lose.

Ray teaches David and Simon how to bowl, while Sue tries to plan for Christmas. Esther's conversation with Lyn leads to a drastic decision being made.

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.

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

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

Four chefs compete for north east England and Yorkshire with canapes, starters and fish dishes celebrating great Britons of the past for a banquet at historic Blenheim Palace.

A distillery owner is poisoned during a group tasting of his premium rum. But the case is shrouded in mystery when it's revealed all the guests drank from the same bottle. So, how could the killer ensure only the victim would wind up dead?

David Caves presents an appeal on behalf of Shine Cancer Support, a charity dedicated to helping those aged 20-49 manage the social and emotional impacts of a cancer diagnosis by providing them practical and peer-led support.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

James Braxton and Izzie Balmer are pootling around the Shropshire countryside. James is true to form, grabbing a beloved table made from the blessed woody plant, a sparkling Arts-and-Crafts-style star, and some mystery boxes to fill up his swag bag.

Danny Sebastian takes us on a white-knuckle ride through the archive, showcasing all the fun of the fair. On a visit to the Scarborough Fair Collection, Danny remembers fairground and circus-related items bought by teams over the years.

Monty and the team look back at some of the most glorious gardens they've been to. Monty creates a seating area in the garden, while Adam Frost has an exclusive backstage pass to Adam Clayton's garden.

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

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

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

Ross Kemp presents as a team of four family and friends, Andy, Claire, Mike and Ricky, take on the Bridge of Lies.

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

Two inner city London charities head to the 46th Lambeth Country Show. This is their chance to raise awareness, and funds and drum up support so they can survive another year and continue to carry out their important community work.

Paul Martin presents from Boconnoc House in the Cornish countryside, the estate and house dating back to 1086. Catherine Southon enthuses about a collection of airline memorabilia, and Nick Hall finds a jar that contained the childhood remedy Virol.

Former winners Edith Bowman, Rhys James, Anita Rani and Simon Rimmer test their general knowledge skills on this week's Richard Osman's House of Games: Champions.

Robson spends this weekend break in the company of sporting legend Steve Cram. He joins Robson on a boat trip from Seahouses to the Farne Islands to watch seals and seabirds. The duo take to the beach to sample the practice of `walking meditation'.

Friends for over a decade, Brenda Edwards and Linda Robson hit the roads of Hertfordshire in their Bentley Turbo R. They each have a budget of £400 to spend in a selection of antique shops with the help of experts James Braxton and Serhat Ahmet.

Tom Allen meets the fired candidate with behind-the-scenes content as Lord Sugar continues his search for a new business partner who will win his £250,000 investment. This week's panellists are Thomasina Miers, Jeremy Vine and Radzi Chinyanganya.

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.

Danny Robins investigates the real-life stories of seemingly paranormal encounters. In the process, he talks to people who say they have encountered the supernatural and consults experts in order to discover the truth.

Danny Robins takes a deeper dive into the spine-chilling case of Emily's Room with new evidence and insights. Celebrity expert Charlie Cooper gives his take on the story.

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

Robson Green is joined by former world and Olympic champion boxer Nicola Adams to explore the North Yorkshire countryside. They head into the woods to increase their heart rates by having a go at an assault course.

Ross Kemp returns to EastEnders for its 40th anniversary, meeting iconic cast members and exploring the groundbreaking issues that defined the beloved British soap.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

James and Izzie are snug as a bug in their 1949 Morris Minor convertible. Izzie zones into her specialist field of jewellery. Our gal also does a stretch at the oldest prison in the world in Shepton Mallet.

Denise Nurse helps newlyweds from London, who want to swap the chaos of the city for the serenity of the Surrey countryside and finally get the dog they've been dreaming of.

Alison and Aidan hop on an affordable, high-speed train heading to Fort Lauderdale. With bargain hunting at the top of Alison's `to do' list, a thrifting pro shows them how to snag the best second-hand finds.

A fledgling little owl is brought in, having been found on the ground. And Joanna's sent to rescue a hedgehog in the garden of a local resident, who's seen it behaving strangely.

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

David Caves presents an appeal on behalf of Shine Cancer Support, a charity dedicated to helping those aged 20-49 manage the social and emotional impacts of a cancer diagnosis by providing them practical and peer-led support.

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 bandmates and friends, Sam, Alvin, Alex and Claire, take on the Bridge of Lies.

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

First time farmers Paige and Kingsley are hoping that showing their sheep at the Isle of Wight show will bring them one-step closer to their life dream of becoming full time farmers. Competition is tough as they will be competing against experienced farmers Matt and Charlotte and their prize-winning sheep.

Members of the public try to make money out of their antiques by taking a risk at auction.

Former winners Edith Bowman, Rhys James, Anita Rani and Simon Rimmer test their general knowledge skills on this week's Richard Osman's House of Games: Champions.

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

The unbelievable story behind the Loch Ness Monster, and how the search for it has attracted people from across the world for decades. From Japan, the US and across the world, people were drawn to a remote, cold lake in the Highlands of Scotland.

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

The latest weather forecast.

An introduction to the British film premiere of Pretty Red Dress.

The story of Travis, Candice and their daughter, Kenisha, and their relationships with the same red dress.

Panorama investigates the condition of rented properties in the UK. The government says that in England alone the health of two million people is under threat from mould.

It is judging day, and only one chef can go through to represent north east England and Yorkshire. The guest judge is Greg Jenner, a historian and an honorary fellow of York University.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

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.

Once a year, monster hunters must host the terrifying, fashion-obsessed Icelandic Yulecat.

Steve heads into the heart of the Suriname jungle. He goes in search of poison dart frogs, deadly snakes, and hopes to find the elusive giant river otter.

Joel and Shini go head-to-head in an ice hockey challenge.

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

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

In the high Himalaya, join yak-herder Thokmay Lowa and his small group as he steers his herd through one of the region's extreme mountain passes. In the Canadian Arctic, 63-year-old Minnie Nappaaluk and her granddaughter Eva embark on one of the most hazardous expeditions for food: the mussel harvest. In the blistering Australian outback, the only way to efficiently round up cattle herds on vast farms is through the use of helicopter cowboys like Chris Weyand.

These dishes will help when you are planning the perfect picnic. The menu includes Paul Hollywood's pork pies with quail's eggs, a superb sandwich from James Martin and Ainsley's own mustard, bacon and onion tarts.

The Battle of Britain as seen through the eyes of the operations room of a Kent fighter station during the summer of 1940. A young, inexperienced pilot has trouble settling into the routine of squadron life.

Tanya Arnold presents live coverage as the big hits and bruising encounters of rugby league's premier domestic competition continue with Wakefield against St Helens Saints. Saints had been the standard bearers in Super League, with four Grand Slam triumphs in four successive seasons, but the last two campaigns have been more of a struggle, culminating in only just making the play-offs in 2024.

Dan Snow, Anita Rani and Robert Llewellyn examine the role the station plays in long distance travel across India. The country's rail passengers travel 3 million km every day, that's the distance to the moon and back, 4 times. Anita joins passengers on a long distance sleeper across India, to discover who's travelling, what they pay for their tickets and what conditions are like on board.

Paul Martin presents from Blackpool Tower Circus with experts Anita Manning and James Lewis, where the team pick out a selection of antiques and collectables to be sold at auction. James discovers a scary-looking tribal mask from Africa, and Anita finds a Clarice Cliff tea set. But will a Doulton figure bought at a car boot sale cause a surprise at the auction?

With the German Army now just across the Channel, newly-appointed Prime Minister Winston Churchill must decide between negotiating a peace treaty with Hitler or standing firm. With the King, the public and his own political party all questioning his wisdom, the hard-drinking Churchill has to survive his own darkest hour and rally the country behind him.

To mark her 80th birthday, Elkie Brooks looks back on some of her finest ever performances at the BBC, including such hits as Pearl's a Singer, No More the Fool and Lilac Wine.

Singer Elkie Brooks in concert at the Hippodrome, Golders Green, first broadcast simultaneously with Radio 1 in 1977. Introduced by Alan Black.

In a performance recorded especially for the BBC at the NEC, Birmingham, Elkie produces a subtle blend of rock numbers and gentle ballads, with hits including `Fool if You Think It's Over' and `Pearl's a Singer'.

In the second part of this concert, Elkie performs new compositions and hits such as Lilac Wine, Don't Cry Out Loud and Gasoline Alley.