Joe Crowley visits an Essex potato farm at the height of their harvest, only to discover that the recent rain isn't making it easy to lift the crop. Joe follows the potatoes from field to factory, where he sees the farm's onsite production line.

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

Dougie is in Argyll to take a solar-powered trip on the first fully electric boat in the UK's fishing fleet. Rosie is in Dumfries and Galloway to meet the flower-farming couple who have found a smart way of preserving their season.

Derek walks the last few miles of the Taff Trail into Cardiff and takes in the stunning beauty of Castell Coch, where things get a little spooky. He finishes things off in Bute Park by joining an enthusiastic bunch of runners on a run.

Mouthwatering recipes from Donna Hay, Jack Croft and Will Murray, Georgina Hayden and Rachel Allen. Also, Rick Stein, Dame Mary Berry and the Hairy Bikers head out and about across the UK.

Anjum creates a healthier alternative to junk food - spicy lamb burgers made with fresh chillies, as well as oven-baked chilli-chicken rolled in breadcrumbs. Anjum then reveals the ancient art of cheese-making before visiting a top Indian Restaurant in London where Head Chef Mehernosh shows her the secrets of kulfi, a rich Indian ice cream.

MasterChef's John Torode sifts through the archives and serves up a selection of mouthwatering dishes from some of the nation's favourite television chefs, featuring recipes and ingredients linked by the letter K.

A writer visits postwar Vienna to see an old friend, but is told that his friend is dead. Incredulous at the suggestion his friend was a criminal, the writer attempts to clear the dead man's name, but soon finds events taking a strange turn.

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

Revenge is firmly on the agenda as England attempt to erase the heartache of their agonising World Cup semi-final defeat when they resume hostilities with Samoa. England were huge favourites when the two nations met in the last four of the Rugby League World Cup two years ago, having won the group game against Samoa by 54 points. It was the Pacific Islanders, however, who had the last laugh, shocking the tournament hosts in golden-point extra-time to reach a maiden World Cup final.

Paul Martin introduces a collection of the best finds from the show's travels to Edinburgh, Wallasey, Southwell, Birmingham and Dunster Castle. The antiques experts include James Lewis and Adam Partridge, with items including a 1920s gold vesta case.

Rob Rinder and Monica Galetti work at Stanglwirt Hotel in the Austrian Alps, owned by one family for 300 years and offering world-class sports facilities and elegant Lipizzan horses.

Borneo is the richest rainforest island of all, home to 60,000 species of plants and animals. Six thousand of them are unique, and more are discovered almost daily. But this `paradise' is an illusion, the lush forest is effectively growing on a desert, with the soil shallow and poor in nutrients, having been leeched by eons of incessant rain.

Adventurer and journalist Simon Reeve heads to Vietnam to uncover the stories behind the nation's morning pick-me-up. While we drink millions of cups of the stuff each week, how many of us know where our coffee actually comes from?

The Scottish Lowlands are an intensely managed place dominated by cities, woods and farmland. Nature has often been pushed to the fringes, but in some places, signs of change are emerging.

Paul and Bob head to the River Ouse in the heart of Bedfordshire. The river was once famous for barbel, but has recently become renowned for its big perch instead, a fish that has so far eluded them. Bob makes Paul a dinner he will never forget.

Sandi Toksvig hosts as `QI' goes voyaging with Nabil Abdulrashid, Joe Lycett, Lou Sanders, and Alan Davies.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Two teams target golden gavels. Hoping to string together some profits are teams, police officers Dean and Sophie, and mother and son Bharti and Anand. They browse stalls at an antiques fair in Newark with experts Kate Bliss and Danny Sebastian.

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.

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.

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

The team have just a few dozen miles left to cover of their nearly six hundred mile journey to the gold fields. Following in the footsteps of their 19th-century forerunners they have crossed snowy mountains; run terrifying rapids and navigated hundreds of miles of water in a replica historical boat.

The first frosts of winter arrive, signalling it is time to settle livestock into winter housing and providing an opportunity for farmers to make plans for the following year. High on the uplands of Northumberland National Park, Emma and Ewan are.

Paul Martin revisits some of the locations visited by the show and presents all-new valuations. Experts touch down at Bletchley Park, the Ulster Transport Museum and Crowcombe Court to track down some unusual items to sell at auction. They uncover a beautiful watercolour and some stunning porcelain, and Paul Martin visits Antony in Cornwall to unearth a fascinating family history.

Jordan Banjo, Sian Lloyd, Nick Pickard, and Ellie White take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman. A daily winner is declared following a quick-fire round, and the scores are tallied across the week.

Fleur East kicks off the week by chatting to the latest eliminated couple. Plus more exclusive interviews and backstage gossip from the world of Strictly.

In Porthcawl, Storm Brendan wreaks havoc and leaves a group of young friends, and the crew who come to rescue them, in grave danger. Meanwhile, in Selsey, a family's day out for a spot of paddle-boarding goes badly awry.

Clive Myrie tests four more contenders on their specialist subjects and general knowledge. The specialist subjects are the poetry of John Keats, the award-winning musician PJ Harvey, the Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV, and the films of David Fincher.

Victoria Coren Mitchell hosts the quiz where knowledge only gets you so far. A team of whisky lovers returns to face a team from the U3A, all aiming to establish connections between apparently random clues.

The University of Leeds plays the University of Edinburgh for one of the few remaining places in round two. Amol Rajan asks the questions.

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

Professor Brian Cox explores the solar system's ice giants, frozen moons and worlds where ice behaves in unimaginable ways.

Alma's been dreaming of meeting her long-lost father ever since she was a little girl: it played out in her imagination like a black and white movie. Alma feels it might be time to make that dream a reality.

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

The latest weather forecast.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Roo Irvine treads the boards of Belfast's Grand Opera House. In blue are Anne Marie and daughter-in-law Jemma. Their high jinks certainly keep Thomas Forrester on his toes. On the other team are Caroline Hawley with Debbie and son-in-law Jacob.

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.

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.

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

Alexander Armstrong, with the help of a team of experts using the latest in 3D scanning technology, explores the hidden underground treasures that made Rome the powerhouse of the ancient world.

The year draws to a close, and the farmers race the fading light as they prepare for the winter. In the remote north west Highlands, Helen and Graham discover one of their Highland cows has contracted a chronic, contagious wasting disease.

Paul Martin presents from Norwich cathedral in Norfolk. Among the items are an old astronomical map and a watercolour by a local artist. Meanwhile, Paul explores the history of the Broads.

Jordan Banjo, Sian Lloyd, Nick Pickard, and Ellie White take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman. A daily winner is declared following a quick-fire round, and the scores are tallied across the week.

Fleur East has all the backstage gossip and behind-the-scenes action from the world of Strictly. And Choreography Corner is back to dissect the rest of the weekend's Halloween performances.

Sara is joined by actor and comedian Adrian Edmondson, QI quip-master, comedian, actor and author Alan Davies, Bafta nominee Taj Atwal and comedian and author Sara Pascoe. They share their favourite books and review the book club choice.

Comedian Alan Carr loves classic home-cooked comfort food, but he doesn't know where to begin making it, relying instead on takeaways. Determined to learn how to cook before his 50th birthday, he asks Mary for help.

On the Isle of Skye, experienced climber Frank has gone missing in the mountains. Despite not knowing his exact location, search teams work relentlessly to find him as the weather worsens.

Sandi Toksvig gets vocal with Ed Byrne, Jimmy Carr, Judi Love and Alan Davies.

Mel and Lou are joined by Jimmy Carr, Judi Love and Richard Bacon. Jimmy reveals an act of erotic vandalism, and Judi tells all about the demise of her pet goldfish.

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

The latest weather forecast.

Host Roy Wood Jr and team captains Amber Ruffin and Michael Ian Black serve up a take on the week's news and guide guests through comedic games that test their knowledge of current events.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Steve Brown marvels at the spectacular scenery on offer in Scotland's Perth and Kinross and beyond as he helps a couple with three children from a city in Essex find their dream home in the countryside.

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.

Jo Coburn presents live coverage of Chancellor Rachel Reeves's first Budget, including reaction from politicians, experts and members of the public.

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.

Chris Packham delves beneath a snake's skin to discover what has made them some of the most successful predators on earth. Their simple body plan hides remarkable adaptations that enable them to rival their limbed, winged and finned counterparts.

It is January, the cold month of survival between breeding and birthing. On the Stoer Peninsula in the north west Highlands of Scotland, Helen and Graham corral their Highland cows in preparation for a visit from their vet.

The show comes from Milestones Museum in Basingstoke, which recreates the streets of Hampshire past. Elizabeth Talbot and James Lewis are the experts doing the honours as they find the best antiques and collectibles to take to auction. Meanwhile, Paul Martin meets a modern sculptor who takes nature as his inspiration, carving everything from scorpions to giant spiders.

Jordan Banjo, Sian Lloyd, Nick Pickard, and Ellie White take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman. A daily winner is declared following a quick-fire round, and the scores are tallied across the week.

Janette Manrara is back with more backstage gossip and behind-the-scenes action from the world of `Strictly' as she chats to some more of the remaining couples.

Hannah goes behind the scenes to look at the technology behind the lift. Along the way, she finds out how coal mines made lifts safer, gets to grips with a piece of medieval siege technology, and discovers how a PR stunt changed the modern skyline.

Professor Alice Roberts celebrates the biggest and best archaeological discoveries of 2018 from the north of the UK, starting with a prehistoric Pompeii at the Black Loch of Myrton.

Ten soldiers from the Welsh Guards share their untold stories from the frontline of the war in Afghanistan during the bloodiest summer for the British armed forces in a century.

Off the coast of Northumberland, the Holy Island of Lindisfarne is connected to the mainland by a tidal causeway, exposed at low water but submerged at high tide. When the car of a young family is caught on the causeway by a rising sea, ten miles away the crew from Seahouses lifeboat station are paged and must race the tide to rescue them before the car is submerged or swept away.

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

The latest weather forecast.

John Simpson brings his expertise to bear on the most important stories. In discussion with the BBC's range of experts across the world, he uses their unique local knowledge to go beyond the headlines to get to the unspun truth about the world.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Christina Trevanion discovers how American pioneers turned bed linen into an art form. Caroline Hawley is guiding the reds, married couple Hazel and Peter, who plan to win big and go home. They're up against the blue team, sisters Emma and Rachael.

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.

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.

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

From skateboarding dogs to chimp math geniuses, Liz Bonnin embarks on a worldwide search for the planet's most intelligent animals. Liz gets creative with dolphins, shares a eureka moment with orangutans and defends the reputation of the human race when she goes head to head with a chimp genius in a test of maths and memory.

In Armadale, at the northernmost tip of the Scottish mainland, hill farmer Joyce Campbell is checking up on her North Country Cheviot ewes. They live all year round out on 6,000 acres of rough hill ground, where the winter weather is taking is toll.

The show comes from the RAF Museum at Hendon in London. Antiques experts Anita Manning and Mark Stacey find some real treasures among the bags and boxes to take to auction. There's a photo album of RAF Hendon in the 30s and a rare picture that brings a surprise in the saleroom, and Paul Martin visits an exhibition of First World War flying pioneers.

Jordan Banjo, Sian Lloyd, Nick Pickard, and Ellie White take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman. A daily winner is declared following a quick-fire round, and the scores are tallied across the week.

Janette Manrara dishes up all the behind-the-scenes action from the world of `Strictly Come Dancing'. Also, there's an exclusive look at how the couples are getting on in training, and Vicky Gill has a sneak peek at some of the weekend's outfits.

In Wales, Rick meets the farmer dodging Second World War bombs to raise salt marsh lamb, goes night fishing on the River Tywi, tries rhubarb pizza and demonstrates how to smoke sea trout.

Following a welcome break in Cyprus, HMS Queen Elizabeth heads back to sea. But after passing through the Suez Canal, it's discovered that one sailor has contracted Covid. By the time the ship enters the Indian Ocean, Covid is spreading almost out of control, with 400 sailors in isolation. With almost a third of the ship's labour force out of commission, command has to find ways of keeping the aircraft carrier operational, or the deployment could be seriously compromised or even abandoned.

David Olusoga tells the story of Britain from the point of view of a house and its owners and inhabitants over the years. He delves into archives, explores newspaper reports and meets the living descendants of those who were connected to the house.

This time the crew discover a mutated developing fluid that allows them to travel to any place or time of which they have a photo.

The day's important national and international news stories.

The latest weather forecast.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Having almost made their escape seven years ago, today's couple want to try again, tasking Ginny Buckley to help them move from a Surrey town and out into the countryside around the Norfolk/Suffolk border.

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.

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.

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

Liz meets grey whales with emotions much like those of people, unravels how the Caribbean's cleverest monkeys outwit their human neighbours, and even has a conversation with the world's cleverest chimp, with some surprising consequences.

Emma Gray sells sheepdog Meg for a world record-breaking price. Matt and Dani face the new farm's first cattle TB test. Joyce fights to save a poorly ewe.

Paul Martin presents from the Bowes Museum at Barnard Castle in County Durham. Experts Paul Laidlaw and David Harper pick out some gems to value, including illustrated books by Arthur Rackham and Edmund Dulac, and a carved dog's head.

Jordan Banjo, Sian Lloyd, Nick Pickard, and Ellie White take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman. A daily winner is declared following a quick-fire round, and the scores are tallied across the week.

Janette Manrara is here with more `Strictly' exclusives and behind-the-scenes gossip ahead of the weekend. And a star-studded Friday Panel discusses the couple's next dances.

George Anderson and Carole Baxter tackle viewer questions. Carole also looks at how to deal with bare spots in a plot with ideas on evergreen cover, while George has the secateurs out and demonstrates how to prune gooseberries and red currants.

Tamworth face Huddersfield Town as the first round of football's oldest cup competition gets under way. There were upsets aplenty at this stage last season, including eighth-tier Ramsgate's giant killing against National League Woking.

Tez Ilyas introduces comedians Spring Day and Ignacio Lopez to the stage.

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

The latest weather forecast.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

It is John and Nigel's 6-year anniversary together, and John is planning a big surprise party at their home, but Nigel is always in. He is also stickler for routine and does everything precisely.

How will the Go Jetters retrieve Xuli's `Academy Ace' flying trophy from Caernarfon Castle?

The Lemmings organise wrestling matches on the living room couch. Grizzy, weary of the clamour, stops the match, so the displeased Lemmings retaliate.

After accidentally destroying Ms Rodriguez's flowers, Girl enlists her siblings to help her cover up the accident.

Edith meets a vegan vampire named Edward.

When a Poké Ball factory goes on the fritz, Orla steps up to the challenge of fixing it.

Yammy guides the teams through the world of classic game `Worms'.

The brothers are working on cleaning all the habitats, and they discover how much they can learn from the animals themselves, as they are nature's best clean-up crew.

We celebrate Diwali with a dance performance in studio. Astronaut Tim Peake shows you how to make an out-of-this-world bath bomb. Pet expert Chloe gives some top tips on how to look after animals, and Abby discovers how to put on a firework display using drones.

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

Monty Don is so shocked by the Australian obsession with lawns that he declares \.

Steve and a team of rock climbers attempt to ascend an unclimbed wall on a remote Venezuelan tepui, to search for wildlife on the summit. The team encounter river rapids and hazardous wildlife, and survive a close shave with a rickety biplane.

Jonathan Scott is in Tsavo where one of the older orphans, Mweiga, is struggling with debilitating painful joints and a possible heart condition. The keepers are trying her on a new cocktail of vitamins and supplements.

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

Tanya Arnold presents comprehensive coverage as England take on neighbours Wales at Headingley Stadium in Leeds. Fresh from qualifying for their first ever Women's Rugby League World Cup, due to take place in 2026, Wales will hope to fare better against England than this time last year, when they went down 60-0 at the same venue. However, under new head coach Stuart Barlow, they have won all three games so far and can boast amongst their ranks the new Woman of Steel Georgie Hetherington.

Classic Oscar-winning tough comedy adventure set in First World War Africa featuring a hard-drinking, woman-hating owner of the `African Queen', a decrepit steamer that trades up and down the river, and a strait-laced spinster sister of missionary Rev Samuel Sayer, whom he has agreed to take back to civilisation.

Paul is joined by experts Michael Baggott and Anita Manning at the RAF Museum. There's a pair of beaded gloves and an amber necklace which takes the saleroom by storm. Paul explores the history of one of Britain's few remaining Palladian houses.

Professor Brian Cox explores the solar system's ice giants, frozen moons and worlds where ice behaves in unimaginable ways.

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

Coverage of the FA Cup first-round clash between neighbours Northampton Town and seventh-tier Kettering Town from Sixfields. Kettering, who play in the Southern League Premier Division, will make the 17-mile trip to take on the Cobblers in what will be just the third ever competitive fixture between the local sides and first since 1989.

The crew at Tower, on the River Thames in London, are the busiest of all the lifeboat stations, averaging over 500 shouts a year and aiming to launch to any emergency in under 90 seconds.

A celebration of The Cure, Robert Smith and the unique songwriting talents that meant their long list of singles were always destined to breakout from the bedrooms of tortured students and be embraced by a far wider audience.

The Cure play an intimate performance with a selection of classics, fan favourites and tracks from the album `Songs of a Lost World'. Recorded in front of a small audience at the BBC Radio Theatre in London's Broadcasting House.

Jools welcomes to the show singer, songwriter, and guitarist David Gilmour, punk rockers Amyl and the Sniffers, 80s icons The The, singer-songwriter Dhruv and hip-hop tour de force Moonchild Sanelly.

From the Crawley bandstand to South American amphitheatres, Robert Smith, often described as a post-punk intellectual, talks about the band's career and relentless rise to fame. First broadcast: 1988.

Enduring and iconic, Robert Smith's goth legends deliver a hit-filled headline set.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

It's harvest time, but not as we know it, as Matt Baker and Charlotte Smith visit a farm in Cambridgeshire growing something rather unusual for the UK. Charlotte meets pioneering farmer David Mwanaka, who raises crops from his native Zimbabwe.

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

In a Halloween special, Dougie is in Galloway uncovering the real life events that inspired Burns's epic poem of the supernatural, `Tam O' Shanter'. Rosie visits Scotland's biggest pumpkin patch, and Shahbaz is near Edinburgh to track bats.

John Williams is Puttin' on the Ritz with a classic poached chicken recipe, and Mary McCartney rustles up smoky dogs. Salin Kiazim brings a taste of the Mediterranean with her spiced beef and bulgur wheat koftes.

In Wales, Rick meets the farmer dodging Second World War bombs to raise salt marsh lamb, goes night fishing on the River Tywi, tries rhubarb pizza and demonstrates how to smoke sea trout.

Masterchef's John Torode sifts through the archives and serves up a selection of mouthwatering dishes from some of the nation's favourite television chefs, starting with recipes and ingredients linked by the letter A.

Coverage from the WSL as Manchester United take on Arsenal.

A dramatic reconstruction of the World War II rout at Dunkirk. The Allied defeat and the subsequent frantic evacuation is told through the experiences of three different characters: a cockney corporal and his men separated from their unit; a newspaper reporter who moves from cool detachment to being willing to lay down his life; and a civilian whose eyes are opened by the dramatic events.

In the spectacular setting of Gloucester Cathedral, presenter Paul Martin and experts Philip Serrell and Michael Baggott unearth some unusual items among the antiques and collectibles brought along to the valuation day. Philip discovers there are still bargains to be found at car boot sales, and an exquisite and valuable Italian micromosaic necklace sparks Michael's interest. Paul also fulfils a lifetime's dream when he runs away to Gloucester-based circus Giffords.

The Namib Desert is one of the oldest deserts of all, and it is also one of the most diverse, with 50-degree temperatures and half a millimetre of rainfall annually.

All the goals and talking points from a bumper weekend of FA Cup action as EFL sides from League One and Two enter the competition at the first-round stage. At this point in the competition in the 2023/24 season, eighth-tier Cray Valley Paper Mills very nearly pulled off one of the great FA Cup shocks as they held League One side Charlton Athletic to a 1-1 draw away from home before going down 6-1 in a replay.

Exploring the Highlands, home to some of Scotland's rarest and most iconic animals. Much has been lost, but signs of recovery are beginning to emerge in these ancient lands of hills, glens, lochs, rivers and forests.

Paul, Bob and Ted travel a short distance to Thornwood Springs Fishery in Essex, a complex of three lakes on the edges of Epping Forest, in search of a big rudd - although there's also the chance of a trout in the waters.

Sandi Toksvig gets vocal with Ed Byrne, Jimmy Carr, Judi Love and Alan Davies.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Roo Irvine is guiding the red team, siblings Chris and Sally. Their opponents in blue are self-confessed drama queens Valerie and Wanda, skippered by Colin Young. Near Oswestry, Danny visits a unique collection of monorails at a light railway.

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.

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.

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

To mark the 75th anniversary of the beginning of the Blitz, `EastEnders' star Shane Richie travels around his home city of London, finding out what it was like to live through the worst attack in Britain's history.

In July and August the garden is building to a peak. Flowers are at their very brightest and most beautiful with geraniums abounding and the fragrance of lilies pervading the garden. To keep the garden looking glorious, there is staking to be done, roses to deadhead and cuttings of asters to take. Carol sets to work in her Hot Borders.

Spring arrives on the farms, the season of new beginnings and spring lambs, when the hard months of winter finally begin to pay off. In the Lake District, Matt, Dani and Murray have their hands full.

Members of the public try to make money from their antiques at Burton Constable in Yorkshire.

Celebrity contestants Deirdre O'Kane, Jay Rayner, Tessa Sanderson and Iwan Thomas take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman.

Fleur East chats exclusively to the latest couple to be eliminated from the competition. Plus more interviews and backstage gossip from some of the other couples as they prepare for their next dances.

Archaeologist Ben Robinson is in North Yorkshire exploring how idyllic Runswick Bay was once a place of great danger, despite attracting tourists and inspiring artists.

The specialist subjects are the Sherlock Holmes stories of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Sergei Rachmaninoff, Aaron Sorkin's The West Wing and the Grand National-winning racehorse Red Rum.

The Al Frescans and the Sprouters return to slug it out for a place in the next round - the winners go straight through, the losing team takes a more scenic route. Bearded, ancient and bearded, Sunday and trinity and tobacco. What connects them all?

The London School of Economics faces the University of Leicester in the penultimate first round heat. Amol Rajan asks the questions.

Brian explores the solar system's weirdest worlds: the misfits and oddballs with freakish shapes and sizes. He visits an egg-shaped dwarf planet that should not really exist, a tiny moon that looks like a UFO, a tortured patchwork moon, and more.

Joan has more shocking news, and it's not easy for anyone, particularly Joan. As she struggles to come to terms with her life and unachieved dreams, she writes a bucket list and demands Alma and Lin help her to complete it.

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

The latest weather forecast.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Christina Trevanion meets Nick Fisher from Swindon, who has several hundred antique typewriters, The teams shop at a huge antiques fair in Shepton Mallet in Somerset, where they have 60 minutes. The reds waste no time bagging their first item.

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.

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.

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

Liverpool's docks were a primary German target in the Blitz. Liverpool actor Ricky Tomlinson, who was born in 1939, goes up in a plane to look at the effect it had on his home city. In an emotional journey, he talks to survivors, family members and old friends like comedian Stan Boardman, whose brother was killed in an air-raid shelter.

Autumn brings a change of mood to the garden, as rich smells of wood smoke and ripening fruits pervade the air. It is a busy time for Carol, there are seedlings to be pricked out, tidying up to be done and an abundance of seeds to collect.

It's mid-March. Farmers across the UK are in the middle of lambing and spring calving when coronavirus grips the nation. High in the uplands of Northumberland, Emma and Ewan are used to living in isolation on their 100 acre remote and off-grid farm.

Among the items are a masonic watch and a much sought-after commemorative mug by Eric Ravilious. Paul also visits the extravagant home of Britain's first prime minister, Robert Walpole.

Celebrity contestants Deirdre O'Kane, Jay Rayner, Tessa Sanderson and Iwan Thomas take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman.

Fleur East dishes up all the backstage gossip and behind-the-scenes action from the world of `Strictly Come Dancing' as more of the remaining couples stop by for a chat. Choreography Corner returns to dissect the weekend's iconic performances.

Sara is joined by comedian and author Richard Ayoade, podcaster and author Elizabeth Day, comedian Maisie Adam, and actor and author Stephen Mangan. They share their favourite books and review the book club choice, `Glorious Exploits'.

Mary Berry draws on her wealth of cookery know-how to share a selection of her foolproof recipes.

The county lines drug epidemic has taken further hold in Inverness, bringing increased violence and drugs deaths. Residents feel under siege as criminals take advantage of local addicts, using their homes to deal from in exchange for free drugs.

Sandi Toksvig hosts a very varied episode, joined by panellists Ross Noble, Sara Pascoe, Sally Phillips and Alan Davies.

Johnny Vegas over shares about the bath, Josh tells all about the time he ruined hundreds of Beckham fans day, and Clare admits blaming her brother for something 40 years ago.

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.

Paul, Bob and Ted travel a short distance to Thornwood Springs Fishery in Essex, a complex of three lakes on the edges of Epping Forest, in search of a big rudd - although there's also the chance of a trout in the waters.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Returning to the UK, after 22 years in eastern Australia, today's couple have decided they now want to make their home in the countryside of glorious Gloucestershire. Nicki Chapman has the keys to some lovely characterful properties and also meets a couple who, quite literally, bought their dream house.

Margie Cooper and Tim Medhurst make their way to Liverpool. They scour the city for secrets and find time for a moving meditation in Europe's first Chinatown. Tim sets a dining table at the auction, while Margie opts for a more industrial haul.

Rugged and beautiful, Scottish islands are the setting for wildlife spectacles like nowhere else in Scotland. Shaped by their relationship with the sea, these are wild, bountiful places.

Chris Packham explores the specialised adaptations that have enabled bears to thrive, including how polar bear's fur allows them to feed throughout the gruelling arctic winter, whilst a state of hibernation sees them through the summer months.

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.

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.

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

In 1942 the Germans attacked English tourist hotspots in an attempt to reduce British morale. These raids became known as the Baedeker Blitz, after the popular travellers' guidebook. Myleene Klass goes back to her home county of Norfolk to look into the story of the Baedeker Blitz on Norwich.

The frosts have not yet released their grip on the garden, and the devastation of a hard winter is scattered all around. There is much to do, cutting back, preparing the soil and garlic planting. The first green shoots of the year begin to appear, as drifts of snowdrops carpet the woodland floor and hellebores reveal their ravishing colours. A local woodsman joins Carol to lay a native hedge. Slowly the first signs of spring appear.

It's early summer, the time for farmers to reap rewards. Normally an occasion to combine business and pleasure at markets and in the show ring, coronavirus means that farmers must continue to work in isolation.

Paul Martin presents from Milestones Museum in Basingstoke, a place bursting with remnants from Basingstoke's industrial past. Elizabeth Talbot and James Lewis find the best antiques and collectibles to take to auction from the assembled crowd.

Celebrity contestants Deirdre O'Kane, Jay Rayner, Tessa Sanderson and Iwan Thomas take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman.

Janette Manrara chats with the remaining couples. An exclusive first look at how some of the celebs are getting on with their next dances.

National treasure Anthea Turner goes up against fresh-faced buddie and antique newbie Darren Harriott in their mighty 1966 Mustang. They join iconic auctioneer Philip Serrell and jewellery superstar Ishy Khan on a tour of Cambridgeshire.

We join a team as they undertake the largest maritime investigation since the Mary Rose and reveal the extraordinary story of HMS Invincible.

On November seven, 1974, the dead body of a children's nanny, Sandra Rivett, was discovered in a mail sack in the basement of a Belgravia townhouse. The suspect was the father of the children, Richard John Bingham, the seventh earl of Lucan.

Dara O Briain and Hugh Dennis excavate the treasures of the week past with the help of guests Maisie Adam, Angela Barnes, Ed Byrne, Milton Jones and Kae Kurd.

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

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John Simpson brings his expertise to bear on the most important stories. In discussion with the BBC's range of experts across the world, he uses their unique local knowledge to go beyond the headlines to get to the unspun truth about the world.