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

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

Chris Packham meets animals that use deceptive tactics to find food. Some cheat each other - like sea otters, who demand ransoms after kidnapping pups.

In Blackburn, Anita Manning values a gold charm bracelet.

Champions.

Michael 's railway exploration of the Channel coastline has reached the Isle of Thanet.

Supermodel Jerry Hall and psychotherapist and TV presenter Philippa Perry take to the road with antiques experts Tim Medhurst and Charles Hanson.

A kayaker has called a mayday after getting into trouble; although he's able to communicate via his VHF radio, it's a race against time to find him.

Dale hosts a lavish birthday party. Helen is struggling under the pressure of Public Eye. Contains strong language.

Wildlife documentary. The touching story of a giant otter cub called Sancho who was rescued and is being raised by Brazilian naturalist Carolina Vargas.

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

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

Gabby Logan presents highlights from the opening match week of the 2025-26 Champions League. Newcastle host Barcelona and Manchester City welcome Italian champions Napoli to the Etihad.

A frantic mother alerts the lifeguards after six teenagers are cut off by the tide in Watergate Bay, north Cornwall.

Harold and Edith risk their lives to bargain with William but get a guarded reception. Contains some strong language, some sexual content, prolonged violence a.

Lindsay is up to his usual dirty tricks as Helen is pressured into rejigging her show. Contains strong language.

Three years after transforming the lives of a group of lads with cricket, Freddie returns.

A weekly programme bringing forensic journalism from all corners of the world. In the first episode, we hear from residents in Ukraine's Kharkiv and Nawal Al-Maghafi reports from Sudan.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

A stunning Staffordshire build reaches its conclusion.

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

Michael's journey reaches the naval port of Brest, home to France's oceanographic fleet.

Michael Portillo's railway adventure reaches Rennes, capital of Brittany.

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

Katarina Johnson-Thompson begins the defence of her world title as the women's heptathlon gets under way with the 100m hurdles.

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

Four chefs compete for Wales with canapes, starters and fish dishes inspired by the Olympics and Paralympics. Who will be eliminated.

Chris Packham meets the animals who use devious tactics to win a mate, including fiddler crabs, who use optical illusions to impress females.

In Dover Castle, Jonathan Pratt discovers an elegant Lalique figure and James Lewis finds a collection of Chinese snuff bottles. Paul Martin uncovers the history of Dover Castle.

Champions.

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

Rob makes a controversial comment on air discussing the apartheid sports boycott. Contains some strong language.

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

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

David Oyelowo stars as Martin Luther King Jr, chronicling his campaign for equal rights. Contains some strong language and some violent scenes.

Katarina Johnson-Thompson continue the defence of her heptathlon world title with the fifth of seven events, the long jump.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

The Teamwork Badge. Animated preschool series. A big box is delivered to the Clubhouse, and the Squirrels are very excited. What could be inside.

Shark 'n' Ride. A shark in Swoppiton? Mojo and Bo go on a fishing trip to find out more.

Elf Help. The heroes must quest to get help from the wood elves, but Twinkle struggles to contain her irritation with their high-and-mighty ways.

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

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

Kleavor the Solitary Warrior. Liko, Roy and Dot finally find Kleavor of the Six Heroes - and it wants to battle.

Face Your Fears. Socials stars Shauni and Jake help Callum challenge Adam and Joe to face their fears! The question is, who will be the GOAT and impress Callum the most.

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

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

20/09/2025. Topical news magazine for children.

John's Wood United Synagogue, London. 1/14. St John's Wood United Synagogue welcomes us to an Orthodox Jewish prayer service.

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

Despite Christine's best efforts, her plants are wilting under a relentless summer sun.

Katarina Johnson-Thompson's defence of her world heptathlon title reaches a conclusion with the final two events, the javelin and the 800 metres, on the penultimate night of action.

Classic period drama about three children whose lives change dramatically after they move from a comfortable townhouse to a small Yorkshire cottage near a railway line.

The bikers continue their culinary journey through time as they celebrate British food. Here, they create some classic puds and explore the history behind our favourites.

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

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

Mountain and the Holy Well. 1/4. Derek Brockway participates in two walks close to the English border - along the hills overlooking Abergavenny and in Holywell.

Michael's adventure nears its end on the north Kent coast. In Faversham, he gets out onto the water in the last sailing barge to work on the Thames.

Michael's adventure nears its end on the north Kent coast. In Faversham, he gets out onto the water in the last sailing barge to work on the Thames.

Mountain and the Holy Well. 1/4. Derek Brockway participates in two walks close to the English border - along the hills overlooking Abergavenny and in Holywell.

Railway enthusiast Michael Portillo leads a landmark journey through 200 years of rail, marking the moment Britain's modern railway was born.

Countdown's Rachel Riley competes with husband and Strictly partner Pasha Kovalev to find antiques. David and Paul assist, but will maths skills or fancy footwork win the day.

A deep dive into the BBC's archives to celebrate one of music's most triumphant romantic balladeers, Johnny Mathis.

A musical tribute to Nat King Cole with special guest Natalie Cole.

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

A group of young men return to their home town in order to turn their friend's final days into a celebration of life and friendship. Contains some strong language.

Ria begins to have doubts as unsettling revelations about Fran come to light. Contains some strong language and some upsetting scenes.

Mervin is about to fly home but finds himself at the centre of a murder investigation when a body is discovered in his shack.

It's semi-finals time, and the challenges include catering for members of the Jane Austen Society, not to mention a descendant of the famous author.

Michael explores a rail-operating centre and visits the home of Radio Caroline.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

In the second hike in north west Wales, binman Gareth leads the group around Bala Lake. But will the stunning views and strongman games be enough to put him at the top of the table.

In the second hike in north west Wales, binman Gareth leads the group around Bala Lake. But will the stunning views and strongman games be enough to put him at the top of the table.

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

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

The latest news, sport, business and weather from the BBC's Breakfast team.

The latest news, sport, business and weather from the BBC's Breakfast team.

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

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

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

The bikers continue their culinary journey of British food. The duo explore how our love affair with beer and cider has evolved over centuries.

Returning from France to rule Scotland, Mary Stuart gets a grudging welcome, while her cousin in England, Queen Elizabeth, must guard against Mary's rival claim to her own throne.

Angela Barnes presents an appeal on behalf of Sarcoma UK, a rare cancer charity.

Jill Douglas presents live coverage of the UCI Road World Championships men's time trial.

Antiques series. Paul Martin presents from Hopetoun House, near Edinburgh. Paul also discovers the architectural history of Hopetoun House.

Derek Brockway enjoys walks around Wales. In this edition, he partakes of two walks at opposite ends of the country - in Llanberis and Llanelli.

A kayaker has called a mayday after getting into trouble; although he's able to communicate via his VHF radio, it's a race against time to find him.

In Estonia, Finland and Norway, Katya meets a beluga whale that may be a Russian spy, and she discovers how saunas are being used in the fight against the enemy.

David Attenborough reveals the ocean's depths to uncover the coelacanth - a primeval fish hidden for 400 million years.

In Rajasthan, Rob and Rylan try miniature painting and hear an alarming horoscope. Contains some strong language.

Sensitive teen Carrie is repressed by her mother and bullied by her classmates. But unbeknown to them, Carrie has special powers. Horror based on Stephen King's novel.

Chris meets his girlfriend's parents but soon feels something is very, very wrong. Contains very strong language, some violence and some upsetting scenes.

Fiona Bruce presents an hour of topical debate.

What is the state of the historic special relationship between the US and the UK.

The semi-finals continue, with the brief for the six cooks who remain in the competition set by none other than pioneer of molecular gastronomy Heston Blumenthal.

Angela Barnes presents an appeal on behalf of Sarcoma UK, a rare cancer charity.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

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

The roadshow comes from Belfast's Botanic Gardens, where treasures include a commemorative Titanic teddy and the dress medals of one of the founding members of the SAS.

Mark Chapman presents highlights of the day's three Premier League games, including Arsenal v Manchester City at the Emirates Stadium.

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

The big political issues of the day.

The quiz show where players must avoid Impossible answers to stay in the competition. 21 people start today's show but how many of them will survive to face the £10,000 question.

Ross Kemp presents this quiz show, where a team of four take on the Bridge of Lies. One by one they must cross the bridge, stepping on the truths and avoiding the lies.

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

The remaining three Welsh chefs compete over mains and desserts inspired by the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Who will win, and who must go home.

the worst mass extinction the planet has ever seen, when as much as 90% of all species died.

Paul Martin visits Cromer to find out about the RNLI's most decorated lifeboatman.

Champions.

Michael Portillo embarks on a new railway journey around the coast of the east of England.

Bringing forensic journalism from all corners of the world.

Clive Myrie hosts the classic quiz where contenders take on the famous black chair. Specialist subjects include the musical Evita and the works of Sally Rooney.

One contestant has a tortoise-related scar, and another was in a scarecrow competition.

The heats continue with a match between Durham University and Merton College, Oxford. A place in round two awaits the winner. Amol Rajan asks the questions.

Dr Chris van Tulleken is on a global hunt to uncover a virus deadlier than Covid-19.

Comedy about William Shakespeare. When Will's savings go missing, he is forced to make a rather unusual bargain with his rival Robert Greene.

Even More Secret Superstars. We return to the archives to discover yet more of Wales's secret superstars.

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

Film based on Alan Bennett's play about pupils caught in a clash of education styles. Contains very strong language.

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

New year, new chaos. Belle starts nursery, Joe digs his fishing lake, and Stacey plots a birthday twist while launching her haircare brand on the high street.

The curtain comes down on Film Fest, but there's an encore of emotion still to come.

It's the last step before finals week, and the challenge for the amateurs is to cook something amazing using an ingredient they detest.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

Martin wants to run for the hills because of a tricky legal issue in Devon. Jacqui is in Eastbourne, where work is already under way at an end-of-terrace.

Robin and Izzie discover transforming tables, pharmaceutical paraphernalia and secret symbols in a house full of collections in Sutton Coldfield.

The team repair a giant plush hound dog with rock star pedigree, a Cypriot shepherd's bag and a prizewinning sewing machine from the 1980s.

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

The big political issues of the day.

The quiz show where players must avoid Impossible answers to stay in the competition. 20 people start today's show but how many of them will survive to face the £10,000 question.

The bikers celebrate British food. The hairy duo find out who ate all the pies on the football pitch and discover the history behind some of the nation's most iconic pies.

The big political issues of the day.

Full coverage of MS's questions to the First Minister from the Senedd in Cardiff Bay.

How Mairi Reid gardens for pleasure and to feed her family at almost no cost.

This edition comes from Dover Castle in Kent. Experts James Lewis and Catherine Southon discover a silver inkwell and a classical bust.

Champions.

Michael is plunged in at the deep end on a rafting challenge with the sea scouts.

Nigella Lawson makes food we can all bring to our own tables. For a relaxed get together around the table, Nigella rustles up a gloriously simple chicken and pea traybake.

Filmed over a year across the Sperrins in mid-Ulster, the series starts with spring. Beneath dark skies, bogs burst into life. In the foothills, locals work to protect heritage.

Michael Portillo reveals how the first railways in Britain transformed the country.

Sandi Toksvig uncovers a stash of secrets with Alan Davies, James Acaster, Daliso Chaponda and Cariad Lloyd.

The inimitable Joel Dommett introduces Fatiha El-Ghorri and Jamie MacDonald to the stage. Contains very strong language and adult humour.

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

In Rajasthan, Rob and Rylan try miniature painting and hear an alarming horoscope. Contains some strong language.

A kayaker has called a mayday after getting into trouble; although he's able to communicate via his VHF radio, it's a race against time to find him.

Dale embraces his continued success by hosting a lavish birthday party whilst also resolving to get rid of Lindsay. Helen, meanwhile, is struggling with Public Eye's dire ratings.

Ambition drives William and Harold to each seek costly alliances. Contains some strong language and some violent scenes.

Castaway Day causes a tidal wave across Honeymoon Island.

An investigation into the disappearance of children under the Assad regime in Syria and Jean Mackenzie reports on the political turmoil in South Korea.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

Three sets of developers seek to squeeze every bit of space out of properties in Northampton, Leeds and Coventry.

Two competitive teams of couples, guided by experts Phil Serrell and Roo Irvine, face off to see whether they can win the coveted golden gavel.

Emmerdale love birds and best friends Matthew Wolfenden and Roxy Shahidi shop their way around Yorkshire in a Riley sports saloon, with guidance from Hettie Jago and Steven Moore.

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

The big political issues of the day.

The quiz show where players must avoid Impossible answers to stay in the competition. 19 people start today's show but how many of them will survive to face the £10,000 question.

Ross Kemp presents this quiz show, where a team of four take on the Bridge of Lies. One by one they must cross the bridge, stepping on the truths and avoiding the lies.

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

It's judging day, and only one chef can go through to represent Wales. Former Olympic hurdler and world record holder Colin Jackson helps decide the winner from the two remaining chefs.

Chris Packham tells the miraculous story of how plant life turned the Earth from a barren rock into a vibrant green world.

Paul Martin presents from Capesthorne Hall in Cheshire, where Anita Manning discovers a valuable teddy bear and Mark Stacey latches on to a vintage padlock.

Champions.

Michael Portillo's East Anglian coastal railway journey takes him to the treacherous waters off the Norfolk coast, which have sunk many ships and cost many lives.

Alex Jones and Clara Amfo bring you the stories that matter from across the country.

Paul Murton follows the meandering and history-filled course of the River Forth - a quintessentially Scottish river, flowing from the Highlands to the lowlands.

In Scotland and the north of England, Alice investigates an Ice Age camp, the mystery of a medieval skeleton and the earliest evidence of salt making in Britain.

Simon Reeve voyages across the Coral Triangle, a remote wilderness of tropical reefs and jungle-clad islands described as the Amazon of the seas.

A dismembered human torso dumped at a Salford beauty spot sparks a murder investigation. Contains scenes which some viewers may find disturbing.

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.

An in-depth behind-the-scenes account of Europe's landmark Ryder Cup victory in 2023.

A look at the life and career of the iconic 1960s model Twiggy. Contains some strong language.

Rob makes a controversial comment on air discussing the apartheid sports boycott. Contains some strong language.

The recent flare-up causes suspicion and speculation amongst the remaining honeymooners. Contains some strong language.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

A driving instructor and his wife are determined to transform a Derby bungalow, Jacqui wants to solve the mystery of a house in Corby, and in north Wales, Dion seeks enlightenment.

Experts Caroline Hawley and Tim Weeks are kept on their toes by two lively teams of bargain hunters at Stoneleigh antiques fair in Warwickshire.

Marcus Wareing introduces chickens and English longhorn cows to his Sussex smallholding.

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

The big political issues of the day.

The quiz show where players must avoid Impossible answers to stay in the competition. 18 people start today's show but how many of them will survive to face the £10,000 Question.

Ross Kemp presents this quiz show, where a team of four take on the Bridge of Lies. One by one they must cross the bridge, stepping on the truths and avoiding the lies.

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

Four chefs compete for north west England with canapes, starters and fish dishes inspired by the Olympics and Paralympics. Who will be eliminated.

When the Earth first formed from clouds of dust and gas, it was devoid of an atmosphere. But as the young planet is pummelled by asteroids, a period of extraordinary upheaval begins.

Flog It! comes from Capesthorne Hall in Cheshire. Antiques expert Caroline Hawley bags some jewellery, and Anita Manning falls for a Japanese coffee set.

Champions.

Michael examines a replica of the smallest bone in Britain's largest mammoth.

Lauren is joined by Jonathan Davis, Rhys Patchell and Alex Cuthbert to preview the URC.

The Hairy Bikers continue their epic 5,000-mile bakeation with a visit to Lyon. They make a tarte aux pralines and saucisson-stuffed brioche, and learn the secrets of nougat.

In Plymouth, the crew respond to a mayday call - the highest level of emergency at sea - for a diver who has lost consciousness during a 30-metre dive to a shipwreck.

Helen is blindsided by a front-page article about her history of mental health struggles. Contains some strong language.

A look at how the reintroduction of tigers into the Sariska National Park has a deadly impact on the other resident predators.

How did an iPad found in the River Thames link a murder plot with a heist from a museum? Contains some violence and disturbing scenes.

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

Oskar Schindler is prompted to acts of compassion and defiance by Nazi cruelty. Contains some strong language, some sexual content, some violence and up.

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

In Delhi, Rob and Rylan try rapping and puppeteering, and discover a tomb with a view. Contains some strong language.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

A retired school teacher in Wales has a few lessons for Martin, who also meets a father and daughter in the West Midlands. Jacqui has the emergency services on hand at a property in Kent.

Unusual items from Africa and a Victorian tea caddy head to auction. JB and Lauren's trip to Sussex brings surprising finds that could help send a family on holiday.

Michael Portillo admires the Bayeux Tapestry, the 70-metre-long work of art commissioned to record William the Conqueror's conquest of England and the Battle of Hastings in 1066.

In the apple orchards of the Calvados region, Michael Portillo discovers how the classic digestif has been distilled since 1865 at the Pierre Huet estate.

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.

The quiz show where players must avoid Impossible answers to stay in the competition. 17 people start today's show but how many of them will survive to face the £10,000 Question.

Ross Kemp presents this quiz show, where a team of four take on the Bridge of Lies. One by one they must cross the bridge, stepping on the truths and avoiding the lies.

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

The remaining three chefs from north west England compete over mains and desserts inspired by the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Who will win, and who must go home.

How dramatic twists in Earth's story enabled humans to go from being part of nature to controlling it, and what can be learnt from this tale before it's too late.

At the Blickling estate in Norfolk, David Harper is excited by a Rolex oyster watch, and Paul Martin learns more about Lord Lothian, who inherited Blickling in 1930.

Champions.

Michael Portillo's rail exploration of the eastern reaches of England draws to a close.

Ben Robinson travels to Cushendall in Northern Ireland to explore the Curfew Tower and schoolhouse, built by its forward-thinking 19th-century merchant landlord.

With a packed programme of seasonal jobs and expert advice, the team help viewers prepare their gardens for autumn and winter, and set the stage for a flying start to the 2026 season.

Monty has plans for interest and colour in his garden next year, from adding a rose to the new Dog House to planting daffodil bulbs and sowing sweet pea seeds.

Dale has a spectacular breakdown as Helen's working relationship with Bill crumbles. Contains strong language.

Welcome to the Penguin Post Office, where people and gentoo penguins live side by side.

The drug-assisted crimes of a 'prolific' rapist are uncovered through found footage. Contains scenes of sexual violence.

Insights and global interviews on the news stories of the day. With Paddy O'Connell. Followed by Weather.

Dr Chris van Tulleken is on a global hunt to uncover a virus deadlier than Covid-19. Contains some scenes which some viewers may find upsetting.

Highlights from day 1 of the 45th Ryder Cup between Europe and the USA in New York.

We investigate the desperate lack of food in Gaza and the allegations of war crimes.

Despite the challenges of coaching two new teams, Freddie's adding a third to his league.

Detectives work tirelessly to uncover the truth behind Kiesha Donaghy's brutal murder. Contains some scenes which some viewers may find upsetting.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

The Dancing Bug Badge. Animated preschool series. When a dancing bug lands on Duggee's head, he can't stop dancing. The Squirrels see that it's a tiny hillbilly bug with a fiddle.

Cable Car Crisis. Preston needs rescuing from a stuck cable car. But when the car suddenly starts moving again, Mojo has to ride the cable to chase it down and save poor Preston.

Three Wishes. Blossom and Herbert accidentally use two of the Wishing Trident's wishes, so the heroes only have one wish left to use on their quest against a dragon.

Artificial Intelligence, Natural Idiocy. An AI accidentally connects to Grizzy's stuffed teddy bear, which comes to life.

All Out for Silk. Grizzy and the Lemmings fight over a silkworm.

The Three Explorers. Diana returns and tells the Rising Volt Tacklers about the true origin of the Explorers.

Day as a Sloth. Little bro Callum challenges Adam and Joe to bring out their inner sloths in order to avoid facing a forfeit on the Wheel of Doom.

Apollo! Nitro pranks Apollo with fake influencer Aubry Devonne Keep, causing a big splash! The other Gladiators have fun behind the scenes and pranking the audience at Sheffield Arena.

and Brand New Competition Alert!. Strictly Special and Brand New Competition Alert! Packed full of amazing celeb guests, epic challenges and lols galore.

27/09/2025. Topical news magazine for children.

The Big Bang. Comedy series following real-life animals in a zoo. It is the zoo's annual inspection day, and monkey Brutus hatches an explosive plan.

Islandmagee Presbyterian Church. A service from Islandmagee Presbyterian Church in Northern Ireland on the theme of unity. Featuring prayers, music and Bible readings.

Series about one woman's passion for gardening. Christine and Reg have decided to enter their tomatoes into a local show, going head to head for the title of Tomato King.

Monty has plans for interest and colour in his garden next year, from adding a rose to the new Dog House to planting daffodil bulbs and sowing sweet pea seeds.

Naturalist Steve Backshall and double Olympic gold medallist Helen Glover go on an adventure travelling a thousand kilometres through Japan's northern highlands.

The Bikers meet some extraordinary artisan bakers on Norway's west coast, bake Scandinavian rye bread and attempt the Olympic bobsleigh run.

Marshal Wyatt Earp tries to clean up the lawless town of Tombstone, but trouble with the Clanton Gang leads to the legendary 'gunfight at the OK Corral'.

Epic western about three generations of a pioneer family, showing how its fortunes fluctuated during the dynamic westward expansion of America during the 19th century.

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

In Wiltshire, Mark Stacey comes across a valuable 20th-century Leica camera.

Rivers and the Far North Coast. 3/4. Derek Brockway heads off on two contrasting walks - one in rural Radnorshire and the other along the clifftop paths of Anglesey's north coast.

Michael Portillo reveals how the first railways in Britain transformed the country.

David Attenborough looks into the ocean's depths to discuss the coelacanth, a primeval fish hidden for 400 million years.

An epic dinosaur mystery. Why do so many iconic Jurassic beasts lie buried in this unforgiving corner of Wyoming desert.

Documentary revealing the untold stories behind the most controversial music of the 1980s.

Compilation of songs previously banned by the BBC, including Lola by The Kinks. Contains some strong language.

The story of ten records from the 1930s to the present that have been banned by the BBC. Contains some strong language.

Highlights from day 2 of the 45th Ryder Cup between Europe and the USA in New York.

Ria must evade a citywide police manhunt long enough to prove her innocence. Contains strong language, some violence and some upsetting scenes.

Michael's exploration of Essex reaches Chelmsford, where the city's bishop relates her story of escape from Iran after the Islamic revolution of 1979.

the Convict and the Missing Baby. An aristocrat and her convict partner go on the run with their newborn, ending in tragedy.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

Police officer Mike from Rhyl takes the group on a stunning three-lake walk in Snowdonia. But will his day of revelations and incredible views convince them his walk's the winner.

Joe Crowley and Adam Henson explore the Solway Coast, where ancient traditions and fragile wildlife are being carefully nurtured by those who call this borderland home.

The latest news, sport, business and weather from the BBC's Breakfast team.

With a packed programme of seasonal jobs and expert advice, the team help viewers prepare their gardens for autumn and winter, and set the stage for a flying start to the 2026 season.

It's a celebration of all creatures great and small as Dougie tracks red deer stags in Glen Affric. Meanwhile, Anne finds out how AI is being used to identify dolphins' accents.

More tasty treats from Anna Jones, Bryn Williams, Mandy Yin and Yotam Ottolenghi. Meanwhile, Rick Stein and the Hairy Bikers head out across the UK.

The Hairy Bikers begin the second leg of their journey in the Netherlands, where they bake lazybones buns beside a windmill and sample a classic Dutch apple pie.

Musical comedy about the romantic ups and downs of a dance partner-for-hire at a seedy New York dance hall, who longs for true love but has bad luck with men.

JJ Chalmers presents live coverage of the closing stages of the men's road race.

Derek Brockway enjoys walks around Wales. He nordic walks around Cardiff Bay before joining the Corris Buggywalkers for a walk around a former slate mine.

Classic film version of the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical in which a novice nun leaves her convent to accept a position as governess to a large family.

Izzie and Robin help Nina sell her late mum's antiques to fund essential house renovations. A painting by a renowned artist sparks intense interest on auction day.

Eva samples Catalan vermouth, visits the capital of cava and meets Ferran Adrià, one of the most influential chefs in the world.

Rob and Rylan find an erotic temple, mud-wrestle and go barefoot through a holy city. Contains some strong language and some scenes of a sexual nature.

Novelist Thelonious 'Monk' Ellison develops an alter ego that quickly gets out of hand.