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

Fiona Bruce hosts an hour of topical debate, with a panel of politicians and other guests facing topical questions from an audience in different parts of the UK each week.

Fiona Bruce hosts topical debate from Llandudno in north Wales. On the panel are Alex Davies-Jones MP, Darren Millar MS, Llinos Medi MP, Annabel Denham and Mark Serwotka.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

Long Marston plays host to Christina Trevanion and today's teams. David Harper's reds push for that extra pound discount, while Danny Sebastian's blues lose track of the time.

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.

Chris, Michaela and Iolo are joined by Megan McCubbin at Haddon Hall. The 20th anniversary celebrations continue, and with a medley of new nests, the drama has already begun.

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

The big political issues 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.

Amy Irons presents live coverage of Scotland's international friendly against Liechtenstein.

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.

Iolo Williams lands in Mount Stewart, the final stop of his Northern Irish road trip.

Determined to secure her financial future, Austen dives back into her writing, embarking on her most ambitious work yet - Emma.

Shakespearean sitcom. Will is thrilled with his new play, in which a strong woman is crushed into submission by a man. For some reason, Kate is less than impressed.

Insights and global interviews on the news stories of the day. With Victoria Derbyshire. Followed by Weather.

A judge (Emma Thompson) handles the case of a teenager who refuses a blood transfusion. Contains some strong language.

As the BBC celebrates this year's UK City of Culture, we explore how the countryside around Bradford shaped the city and its creative legacy. A story of grit and wool.

The four remaining teams need to reach the seventh checkpoint - Panaji, 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.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

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.

Comedian and art lover Bill Bailey matches former soldier and fundraiser Christian with a sculptor to create a lasting legacy.

Alison and Mel B chat about life as a Spice Girl and surviving domestic abuse.

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

The big political issues 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.

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.

In his search for la dolce vita (the sweet life), Clive discovers why an osteria is superior to a pub, how to make perfect pasta and the dark history of an 800-year-old tower.

Archaeologist Ben Robinson visits the tiny Hampshire village that had a huge role in building ships for Nelson's victorious fleet at the Battle of Trafalgar.

Nigella's grandmother's recipe for creme caramel provides the inspiration for a simple but elegant dessert of caramel custard.

At the Longshaw Estate, the nests Chris and Michaela have been watching for weeks are bursting at the seams with fledging chicks. Who will stay and who will go.

A look inside one of the most brutal campaigns of state repression in modern history - told by those who endured it and those who enforced it.

A selection of classic clips from QI with a historical flavour.

Insights and global interviews on the news stories of the day. With Victoria Derbyshire. Followed by Weather.

Full coverage of MSs' questions to the first minister from the Senedd in Cardiff Bay.

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.

Nick Crane embarks on a journey around Britain to experience the surrounding seas' tidal ebb and flow, and to explore the Riddle of the Tides.

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.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

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 - well, potentially falling through decking.

Love Island victors Ekin-Su Cülcüloglu and Davide Sanclimenti, along with experts Izzie Balmer and Tim Medhurst, scour for antiques in a canary yellow 1970s VW motorhome.

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

The big political issues of the day.

The big political issues 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.

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.

Clive heads to his favourite city to stay with his closest Italian friend, Andrea, and goes to Lake Garda to discover why Italians live some of the longest lives in Europe.

Architects Fiona and Paddy found an abandoned cow house deep in a forest. As they relocate from Dublin, can they transform this unusual ruin into their family's dream home.

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.

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.

The story of efforts to save the pangolin, the world's most illegally trafficked animal. Contains some scenes which some viewers may find upsetting.

Bob and Paul travel overseas for an all-out Irish fishing trip - it's their first time fishing the rivers of both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.

Insights and global interviews on the news stories of the day. With Victoria Derbyshire. Followed by Weather.

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.

A look inside one of the most brutal campaigns of state repression in modern history - told by those who endured it and those who enforced it.

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.

After the loss of her father throws the family into turmoil, Jane publishes two successful novels, Sense and Sensibility and Pride and Prejudice.

Highlights of programmes on 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.

Charlie and Lee are in Manchester to create a beach-inspired garden for keen surfers James and Elizabeth.

Monty is busy in the cottage garden. As the roses begin to bloom, he's inserting a colourful splash of underplanting to add floral icing to the upcoming display.

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

The big political issues 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 in full swing.

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.

Clive searches out the secret corners of the famous floating city, meeting a count whose palace has become a luxury hotel and discovering a garden island visitors rarely find.

With rising costs and multiple setbacks, will artist Cora be able to realise her dream of creating her own home and studio within this old town house.

Its 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.

Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan bid farewell to the nests, the Springwatch 20th anniversary celebrations continue, and Iolo Williams wraps up his Northern Irish journey.

The queen is happy to see Cardinal Rohan on trial, but as the court case escalates, it leads to damaging discoveries. Contains some scenes which some viewers may find upsetting.

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. Contains some strong language.

Insights and global interviews on the crucial news stories of the day. With Nick Watt. Followed by Weather.

Tom, an elderly widower, takes a deeply nostalgic trip across the length of the UK. Contains some strong language and some scenes of a sexual nature.

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.

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.

Surgeons at NHS Lothian perform life-saving neurosurgery on a 25-year-old patient. Contains graphic medical scenes.

Kath needs to pin down Sandy Cooper to help her put things right, Mic is impressed by Martin's selling prowess, and Diane bags herself a date! Contains some strong language.

Highlights of programmes on 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.

Birds of a feather sell together? 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's railway adventure reaches Zadar, a centre for the production of cherry liqueur.

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

Nick Robinson in conversation with people who influence our political thinking.

Nick Robinson in conversation with people who influence our political thinking.

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.

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.

Vintage car fan Clive joins the 100 Miglia rally through Prosecco country and discovers why his favourite tipple might be even better when harvested by the light of the moon.

Paul heads to the River Ayr for this Grand Tour. Starting on Hareshaw Hill, he uncovers a legacy of mineral wealth and religious conflict before reaching the Clyde coast.

George demonstrates how to give the gooseberries a light summer prune and also checks in on the blackcurrants and redcurrants planted last year.

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

The 20th-century treasures of architect Erno Goldfinger.

A family try out their local escape room, The Killer's Lair. Contains some strong language and disturbing scenes.

Insights and global interviews on the crucial news stories of the day. With Matt Chorley. Followed by Weather.

To reclaim a sense of belonging, Jimmie Fails sets out to recover his childhood home. Contains very strong language.

Will Young discovers heroes, villains and royalty in his family tree.

Families of six Lockerbie bombing victims tell the story of their lost loved ones. Contains scenes which some viewers may find upsetting.

Janie and John disagree on how to investigate the untimely death of a best man. John goes against Janie's wishes and befriends the bride to gain insight into the wedding party.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

The Monster Badge. The Squirrels want to help Plinky find her scary side. Fortunately, Duggee has his monster badge.

The Chickening. Carrying a giant chicken to the country fair proves trickier than Mojo and Bo expected.

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

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

Nutty Family. Grizzy decides to adopt a coconut.

Dance, Quaxly! The Blue Medali Step! Dot, Quaxly and Tinkatink face gym leader Larry in their latest Tera training test.

Superhero Challenge. Adam and Joe crack out the costumes and go head-to-head as superheroes.

When You Need to Wee! How does the body know when it needs to wee? And an illusion turns Dr Xand's face green.

Dragon, Wildlife with Hamza. How to Train Your Dragon, Wildlife with Hamza, and Gaming Battle. Former Strictly winner and wildlife hero Hamza is in the Blue Peter garden.

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

George demonstrates how to give the gooseberries a light summer prune and also checks in on the blackcurrants and redcurrants planted last year.

In Bristol, Mary Berry shares delicious recipes and tries her hand at street art.

The story of a ship from its construction to its participation at Dunkirk and finally its sinking at the Battle of Crete. As the ship sinks, the crew remember their loved ones.

Classic western. After the latest raid by bandits, the villagers in a small settlement in Mexico band together to hire a group of disparate gunfighters to protect them.

A tour of the United Kingdom. This episode spotlights Cornwall, home to surfing beaches, the ancient and mysterious Bodmin Moor and the Eden Project.

The 20th-century treasures of architect Erno Goldfinger.

The life story of Laura Ashley, the girl from Dowlais whose flair for design made her a multimillionaire. Narrated by Philip Madoc.

Determined to secure her financial future, Austen dives back into her writing, embarking on her most ambitious work yet - Emma.

Clare Balding presents highlights of events in London as No 7 Company Coldstream Guards troop their colour 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.

Performances by Wham!, The Smiths, Kate Bush, a-ha, Eurythmics, The Cure, Dead or Alive, Bonnie Tyler, Tears for Fears, Sister Sledge, Jennifer Rush, Doug E Fresh and many more.

A-ha, King and Dead or Alive compete for attention with politicos Billy Bragg and The Style Council, Live Aid brings pop generations together, and Shaky lands a Christmas number one.

A detective's investigation leads him to a dead man's mysterious and beguiling widow. Contains some strong language, some sexual content and some violence.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

A look at some of the BBC's most popular gardening programmes and personalities, presented by Carol Kirkwood. Carol explores subjects that all begin with the letter K.

There is great change in the garden as the remnants of winter make way for the spring.

Matt Baker and Margherita Taylor are in Herefordshire to explore some of the latest - and most surprising - innovations in agriculture.

Weatherman Derek Brockway is in Flintshire, walking from Talacre to Rhyl.

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.

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.

Mary bowls the England players over at Edgbaston with her cricket tea, steps onto the crease for a quick coaching session and shares more of her mouthwatering recipes.

An insight into modern farming life in Scotland. Lambing season is just a month away. Martin tends to their 500 pregnant ewes and gets the lambing sheds ready with dad Stevie.

Fashion photographer Dick Avery takes his latest discovery on a trip to Paris, but she proves to be a far-from-perfect model.

The huge clashes in rugby league's premier domestic competition continue, as play-off rivals Wakefield Trinity and Leigh Leopards meet at Belle Vue.

The teams tackle different challenges across the seasons, from deep snow to wildfires.

Live coverage as some of the biggest superstars in world athletics descend on the Swedish capital, including the return to action of Keely Hodgkinson.

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.

Motoring magazine with Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond, who think that a fly-drive holiday to Florida would be more fun if you bought a car instead of renting one.

In the first episode of this two-part travel series, Simon Reeve travels from the islands of the Aegean to Greece's capital, Athens, meeting an extraordinary cast of characters.

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.

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

A biographical drama about the life and rise to fame of American soul singer Aretha Franklin. Contains some strong language and some upsetting scenes.

Fiona Bruce hosts an hour of topical debate, with a panel of politicians and other guests facing topical questions from an audience in different parts of the UK each week.

Lee and Lucy decide to move house and are viewing the home of their dreams when Lee asks to use the loo, causing unwanted tension with the vendor.

Highlights of programmes on 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.

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

The big political issues 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.

Former winners Kaye Adams, Alex Brooker, Kiell Smith-Bynoe and Isy Suttie test their general knowledge skills on this week's Richard Osman's House of Games: Champions.

Robson heads to Northumberland to meet his acting hero, Kevin Whately. The pair have a go at sand art, go to sea in a rowing boat and test their musical skills on the border pipes.

The surprising story of the Mississippi, a river that unites the USA. From frozen waterfalls to time-travelling barges, the Mississippi connects a continent like no other river.

Steph and her two children live in St Annes near Blackpool, where she wants to transform her dark, dilapidated garden into a calm space to practise yoga. Can two renowned designers help.

After a delivery driver is ambushed and beaten to death in broad daylight, detectives from West Mercia Police begin a major manhunt to track down his killers.

Shakespeare comedy. Romeo and Juliet is finally finished, and the only problem now is who will play the young lovers.

Insights and global interviews on the news stories of the day. With Victoria Derbyshire. Followed by Weather.

A non-speaking Scottish piano player is sold into marriage in 19th-century New Zealand. Contains some strong language, some sexual content and prolonged violence.

Matt Baker and Margherita Taylor are in Herefordshire to explore some of the latest - and most surprising - innovations in agriculture.

The four teams are about to embark on the final leg of the race. Contains some strong language.

The roadshow visits Pitzhanger Manor and Gallery in west London, where treasures include a royal paintbox, a collection of Italian jewellery and a medal awarded to a carrier pigeon.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

Today's episode comes from Devon and Wiltshire as experts Izzie Balmer and Serhat Ahmet and their teams compete to make profits at auction.

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.

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

The big political issues 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.

Former winners Kaye Adams, Alex Brooker, Kiell Smith-Bynoe and Isy Suttie test their general knowledge skills on this week's Richard Osman's House of Games: Champions.

Robson is reunited with longtime acting pal Angela Lonsdale for a weekend break in Northumberland. The pair try outdoor swimming and a laughter yoga session.

In Cumbria, on the edge of the Lake District, Ben Robinson finds signs of early Christian pilgrims, while a 500-year-old house turns out to be the birthplace of an Elizabethan VIP.

Nigella cooks up crab mac and cheese, chicken with orzo and a rice-filled dessert.

Former hosts of CBBC's legendary Dick and Dom in Da Bungalow, Richard McCourt and Dominic Wood, have each other in their sights in this celebrity antiques showdown.

With four men arrested for delivery driver Aurman Singh's murder, detectives work to find the weapons used and try to identify an inside man they believe helped to plan the ambush.

Owen - The Matchstick Man. Johnny Owen tragically died in the ring aged just 24. He remains a legend of the sport.

Insights and global interviews on the news stories of the day. With Victoria Derbyshire. Followed by Weather.

Full coverage of MSs' questions to the first minister from the Senedd in Cardiff Bay.

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.

Michelle Mone's elevation to the House of Lords and the ongoing controversy around her.

The proceeds from the stolen Brink's-Mat gold are laundered through growing international criminal networks. The police pick up the trail as their investigation spreads overseas.

Highlights of programmes on 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 and Flo are in Egham to create an Islamic garden, inspired by Neil and Rumen's travels to the Middle East.

Dragons' Den star Sara Davies and Strictly's Amy Dowden visit the antiques shops of north east England in a 1985 Ford Cortina, with the help of Natasha Raskin Sharp and Steven Moore.

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

The big political issues 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.

Former winners Kaye Adams, Alex Brooker, Kiell Smith-Bynoe and Isy Suttie test their general knowledge skills on this week's Richard Osman's House of Games: Champions.

Robson meets up with acting pal Mark Benton. The pair leave the horsepower behind for actual horse-drawn caravans and clip-clop along the lanes of the Eden Valley.

Amol Rajan sits down with Martina Navratilova to discuss the multiple challenges she overcame, on and off the court, to become one of the world's greatest tennis players.

Paul sets sail through the Kyles of Bute to the Holy Loch and on to Ardentinny, his childhood home overlooking Loch Long. Journey's end is on the summit of the Cobbler.

In Whitby, North Yorkshire, the RNLI crew race to the rescue of two fossil hunters who are cut off by the tide - and soon find that they too are in grave danger.

Detectives arrest the suspected inside man but need to prove that he set up a murder.

Paul, Bob and Ted travel to the historic fishing spot of Driffield Beck in East Yorkshire.

Insights and global interviews on the news stories of the day. With Victoria Derbyshire. Followed by Weather.

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.