Things take a turn when Roly needs a wee, because the door is locked and Duggee has mislaid the key. The Squirrels start looking around for it, but they have no luck. Not to worry, Duggee has his metal detector, Helen.

There's a girder out of place on Swoppiton Bridge, and unless Nori can fix it, that bridge is coming down! Luckily, Mojo's got the tops and Bo's got the skills to help get it done.

The heroes set out on a quest to find out who is draining colour from the forest and muster all their positivity to save it from greyness.

The Lemmings play marbles, and it's driving Grizzy crazy.

Grizzy exchanges his indifferent fish with the Lemmings' affectionate and lively fish.

Roy and Fuecoco make singing their strategy in a Tera Training usage test against Ryme.

Little Bro Callum sets Adam and Joe another epic quest: become a king, build the best cardboard castle, and defend your kingdom against the destructive dragon.

Dan and Raph work their chests, while Chris and Xand find out why blood tastes of metal!

BP visits St George's Park, the home of England's national teams.

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

Longmeadow is exploding with summer colour, and Monty is potting up scented pelargoniums for their fragrance. Meanwhile, Toby Buckland visits horticultural gem Stockton Bury Gardens in Herefordshire.

The seven anglers leave the freezing cold of Iceland for the tropical heat of Cuba - but violent storms make conditions tough. In the salt flats a couple of hours south of Havana they chase the ghostly bonefish, in the Bay of Pigs they must fish Cuban style - on simple tyre tube boats, and finally on the Atlantic Coast they're after giant tarpon, the `silver king'.

From a primate that's no bigger than a mouse to a chameleon that can fit on fingertips, the natural world is full of fantastically small animals. Biologist Patrick Aryee explores the fascinating secrets behind these miniature marvels.

Rick Stein is in Australia, a country he fell in love with on his first visit at the age of 19. On a journey in search of ingredients revolutionising Australian cooking, Rick travels from his home in Mollymook up to Sydney before flying to Tasmania.

In central Scotland near Loch Lomond, Bobby and Anne must gather their pregnant ewes from the hills ready for lambing and all the family help out. Bobby's father's 90th birthday is looming and thoughts turn to who will run the farm when it's time to hand it on to the next generation.

As V1 flying bombs fall on London, a gallant team of daring Allied agents are hand-picked to infiltrate and destroy the German weapons research station at Peenemunde. Rumours are rife that German research has led them to develop a new rocket, the even deadlier V2.

The battle to save unique dodo and dinosaur statues in a Northern Irish garden, the hidden story behind a portrait and an old Victorian garden seat's restoration to its former glory.

Definitive coverage of the world's greatest music festival across the BBC.

Definitive coverage of the world's greatest music festival across the BBC.

Simon focuses on the incredible characters he's met while travelling the globe and catches up with a ten-year-old boy he met working in terrible conditions in Bangladesh.

Lauren Laverne and Jo Whiley bring all the action from Saturday night at Glastonbury Festival.

A look back on all of the big performances of day two at the festival, including special guests, a recap on the headliners and all the big stories from around Worthy Farm.

A look back on all of the big performances of day two at the festival, including special guests, a recap on the headliners and all the big stories from around Worthy Farm.

After the death of his wife, the Chinese chef Cheng sets out to a remote village in Finland to meet an old friend. There he works in a café and inspires the residents with Chinese cuisine.

After the death of his wife, the Chinese chef Cheng sets out to a remote village in Finland to meet an old friend. There he works in a café and inspires the residents with Chinese cuisine.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

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.

Matt Baker and Sammi Kinghorn are in and around the east Devon resort of Seaton, finding out how coastal life is shifting with the times. A fourth-generation fisherman shares how his family's way of life has adapted.

Kirsty and Brian visit Beechgrove Garden's June Border, part of the plot designed and planted to look its best in June.

Derek Brockway is in the Vale of Glamorgan on a walk of contrasts. On his journey he takes part in a lifeboat challenge, walks a guide dog puppy, sledges down a spectacular sand dune, rides a horse on Ogmore beach and fishes off the rocks.

Dougie and the team present highlights from this year's Royal Highland Show. Cammy joins the annual Grand Parade to celebrate the show winners.

An array of delicious recipes from Rosie Birkett, Mike Reid, Danilo Cortellini and Genevieve Taylor. And Rick Stein and the Hairy Bikers head out and about across the UK.

Mary heads to Edinburgh. Her late mother was Scottish, so it holds a special place in her heart. The city of Edinburgh is full of excitement as it gears up for the marathon. It's the second-largest marathon in the UK, with over 35,000 participants.

On the eve of the 2025 Championships, here is a chance to relive 2024's Wimbledon, which saw a familiar face win the men's singles and a surprise in the women's event.

Richard Hannay, pursued by the police for a murder he did not commit, and by an international spy-ring for information he does not possess, finds himself fleeing across the desolate Scottish moors, handcuffed to a beautiful blonde.

Roger O Thornhill is an advertising executive mistaken for a government agent by a group of foreign spies led by James Vandamm. Initially bemused, when he is accused of murdering a UN official he is forced to go on the run. He survives murderous attacks in both auction rooms and deserted cornfields of the Midwest, leading to one of cinema's most memorable climaxes on Mount Rushmore.

Dramatic mobile phone video and eyewitness accounts tell the story of the 2024 floods that swept through towns in Valencia, killing 228 people. Did climate change play a part?

Definitive coverage of the world's greatest music festival across the BBC.

Fiona Bruce and the team visit the county of Moray in the north of Scotland. Brodie Castle has been home to the Brodie clan for some 800 years, and Fiona discovers the area's ancient history in the form of the Rodney carving, dating from the 8th century, when the area was inhabited by the Celtic-speaking Picts. The Picts were known for their intricate carvings of people and standing stones like the Celtic cross that now stands proud in Brodie Castle's grounds.

Paul and Bob travel with their trusty terrier Ted to fish the mighty river Trent in Nottingham in search of a barbel. In the large, wide river, they can sense the presence of big barbel, but will they land one?

Clara Amfo, Jack Saunders and Jo Whiley are live as the sun begins to set on the final day of Glastonbury Festival.

Nora and Hae Sung, two deeply connected childhood friends, are wrest apart after Nora's family emigrates from South Korea. Decades later, they are reunited for one fateful week as they confront destiny, love and the choices that make a life.

Celebrated tale about the rise and fall of two violent young outlaws and their gang, based on the lives of the two most notorious American outlaws of the 1930s - Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow. The film became a cinematic landmark because of its groundbreaking, realistic and brutal scenes of violence, and won two Oscars.

Features a studio audience quizzing top politicians on the events of the day. The panel surrounding presenter Fiona Bruce is composed of at least one member of the three major parties.

Lee has borrowed an old campervan to take Lucy away for the weekend. She is not impressed and wishes she was back at home when a strange woman knocks at their door...

A reclusive millionaire is found murdered in his home in west London, and police find hundreds of thousands of pounds in cash there. Why have his killers not taken the money? Only old-fashioned detective work can find them, but they have fled abroad.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

An array of delicious recipes from Rosie Birkett, Mike Reid, Danilo Cortellini and Genevieve Taylor. And Rick Stein and the Hairy Bikers head out and about across the UK.

There are updates from live nest cameras on site at the Longshaw Estate, where Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan are poised to capture the beauty of the season. Iolo Williams is broadcasting live from the spectacular Rathlin Island Seabird Centre.

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

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

Live coverage from the opening day of the 2025 Championships at Wimbledon, with the 128 players in the men's and women's singles draws dreaming of glory at the All England Club. Among them are Spain's Carlos Alcaraz, who is aiming to win the title for the third year in a row, and who arrives in south west London in top form after retaining his French Open title by beating world number one Jannik Sinner in an unforgettable final in Paris. Introduced by Isa Guha.

Clare Balding presents continuing live coverage from Wimbledon, where the 2025 Championships are in full swing. Eighth-ranked Zheng Qinwen was the highest seed to lose on the first day in 2024. However, the Chinese player bounced back to win the Olympic title the following month and is back this year, hoping for better luck on the grass at the All England Club.

Residents of Albert Square in London's East End deal with life, love and loss. The long-running and popular soap opera focuses on family relationships and a sense of belonging in the community, and has been known to tackle hard-hitting topics.

Residents of Albert Square in London's East End deal with life, love and loss. The long-running and popular soap opera focuses on family relationships and a sense of belonging in the community, and has been known to tackle hard-hitting topics.

Agata and David live in Benfleet, Essex. They were initially attracted to their lovely new family home because of its massive garden. They thought it would be an ideal space for their autistic son Franik to enjoy being outside. However, they soon found that the size and awkward L-shape was a problem, because it was difficult to keep an eye on him. They are constantly concerned that Franik could hurt himself.

After a long break, Martin Scarsden returns to his hometown in the hopes of spending a quiet vacation with his new partner, Mandy Bond. But his plans take a turn when his mate Jasper Speight is found dead and the only witness and suspect is Mandy.

It's April, and in one the region's most sheltered harbours, local crab fishermen are making the most of the ideal conditions.

Will is off to Stratford to get some serious writing done, but his bullying former school teacher invites himself to stay. Will has to confront his childhood demons, and it soon turns out there's more at stake.

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.

Alison has an epiphany; Kyle recounts painful childhood memories; Boris explores the roots of his restlessness; Orna encourages Nick to open up.

Nick reveals a traumatic episode that shaped his relationship with Katherine; Rod pushes back on Alison; Orna is met with defiance from Boris.

Qasa Alom looks back at the day's play at Wimbledon, with highlights from the big matches. There's also analysis and discussion of the main talking points from the action at the All England Club.

Matt Baker and Sammi Kinghorn are in and around the east Devon resort of Seaton, finding out how coastal life is shifting with the times. A fourth-generation fisherman shares how his family's way of life has adapted.

The British police join forces with the DEA to take down the international money laundering operation. In Tenerife, John Palmer has an unwelcome visitor as the pressure builds.

The roadshow is at Firstsite contemporary art gallery in Colchester, Essex, where treasures include a spin painting by Damien Hirst, a watch with a racy past and logbooks from the real-life `Great Escape'.

Joely Richardson presents an appeal on behalf of `Supporting Wounded Veterans', a charity that supports ex-service personnel as they transition into civilian life, through mentoring, sport rehabilitation and pain management programmes.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Two people die in an arson attack on their home, but police can't get a DNA profile from matches left at the scene. Then, an eagle-eyed detective clocks a problem with the CCTV footage.

Bag maker Neil pitches an idea for an old tent, and JJ Chalmers tries a first, turning a sewing machine stand into seating.

Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan explore stories from Longshaw Estate. Iolo Williams broadcasts live from stunning Rathlin Island, where he explores the world of corncrake. Iolo examines island's conservation efforts for the endangered species.

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

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

Live action from day two of Wimbledon, where the world's top tennis players have gathered to battle it out at the third grand slam of the season. As is tradition, the first match on Centre Court on the second day of the Championships features the defending women's champion, with Barbora Krejcikova of the Czech Republic getting proceedings under way in the world's most iconic tennis arena. Presented by Isa Guha.

Clare Balding hosts further live coverage of the 2025 Championships at Wimbledon. Left-hander Jack Draper was among the winners on this day last year and the Briton has had a fantastic last 12 months, including reaching the semi-finals of the US Open and racing up the world rankings, so he will have high hopes of reaching the latter stages at his home grand slam.

Ravi sets a trap in the hope of catching a culprit. Kat's day goes from bad to worse. Felix becomes jealous of a situation.

Kat is determined to get the truth. Cindy issues a stern warning.

In the west of Britain, there's a rare medieval cemetery, a disappearing Mesolithic landscape, a mysterious Iron Age burial and the ruins of a Gothic masterpiece.

As Martin continues to investigate the events surrounding Jasper's murder, he and Mandy learn that someone, probably Jasper, drugged her; when family members discuss an old betrayal with Martin, Mandy becomes concerned about their relationship.

In the north east of England lies a wild and remote moorland. This ancient landscape of heather-clad uplands and sheltered dales is home to red grouse and tough moorland sheep.

Sandi Toksvig invites viewers to join her in the QI restaurant, with Alan Davies, Phill Jupitus, Sara Pascoe and Mark Watson.

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.

Qasa Alom looks back at the day's play at Wimbledon, with highlights from the big matches. There's also analysis and discussion of the main talking points from the action at the All England Club.

The story of Brian Clough's 44 day stint as manager of Leeds United Football Club, in 1974. When Don Revie quits Leeds to become the England boss, the outspoken Brian Clough takes charge. Determined to impose his own style upon Revie's tough tackling team, Clough soon alienates his players and the board. Based on the book by David Pearce.

Old and new Brink's-Mat criminals are in hiding around the world. As the police and criminal rivals close in on all fronts, the chase begins. Boyce meets an old foe.

Michael Portillo's rail exploration of the spectacular countryside of the Weald in Surrey, Sussex and Kent continues - this time, aboard the Gatwick Express train. Michael heads for Buckhurst Park, seat of the Sackville family.

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.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

When a missing woman is found buried in her own back garden, family and friends raise suspicions about her long - term boyfriend. But police don't have much to go on - until he flees to Estonia.

Presenter Christina Trevanion delves into the fascinating history of the Glastonbury music festival. Two couples compete as they shop for antiques at the Bath and West Showground in Shepton Mallet, alongside experts Kate Bliss and Gary Pe.

Musical mates Samantha Fox and Sinitta are grooving in their 1987 Lotus Excel, rocking their way through Kent and Surrey. With £400 each to spend, their support acts are Steven Moore and Tim Medhurst.

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

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

Continued live coverage from Wimbledon, where the second round is taking place. Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner have shared the last six grand slams between them, and they will fancy their chances of extending that run. For Spaniard Alcaraz, it would mean a third consecutive Wimbledon title, while Italian Sinner would be lifting the cup here for the first time. Presented by Isa Guha.

Further live coverage from Wimbledon, where the world's top tennis players are doing battle in the second round. Presented by Clare Balding.

Further live coverage from Wimbledon, where the world's top tennis players are doing battle in the second round. Presented by Clare Balding.

An Edwardian chiller, where a talented piano-tuner is forced to confront the power of a centuries-old curse by the owners and servants of a large country house.

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

The latest weather forecast.

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

Qasa Alom looks back at the day's play at Wimbledon, with highlights from the big matches. There's also analysis and discussion of the main talking points from the action at the All England Club.

Day one highlights from the second Test match between England and India.

The dangerous journey of the Pachyrhinosaurus, where survival is at stake during the annual migration hundreds of miles north.

Brian Boyce retires, but the work continues. In Britain and America, the Brink's-Mat criminals face their day in court. In Spain, a dangerous manhunt is launched.

With the suspected inside man arrested, detectives must prove he knew he was setting up a murder. A new investigation begins when a man tries to kill himself and his learning-disabled son.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Two men heading to a business meeting are kidnapped and forced to transfer a large amount of company money. Police need to unpick a complicated web of phone calls and CCTV to find their moment of proof.

Jacqui can't get outside because of overgrown gardens at properties in Kent and Norfolk. Dion's in Liverpool, where a huge project offers equally massive potential.

Longmeadow is exploding with summer colour, and Monty is potting up scented pelargoniums for their fragrance. Meanwhile, Toby Buckland visits horticultural gem Stockton Bury Gardens in Herefordshire.

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

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

Isa Guha introduces live coverage from day four of Wimbledon, one of the highlights of the sporting summer. On this day in 2024, British wild card Jacob Fearnley took a set off seven-time champion Novak Djokovic on Centre Court. It proved to be real springboard for the Scot, who has powered up the rankings this year to earn direct entry into the Wimbledon draw.

Live coverage from the Championships at Wimbledon continues. Presented by Clare Balding.

Live coverage from the Women's Euros 2025 as Belgium take on Italy.

Clare Balding introduces live coverage from Wimbledon as the world-famous tennis championships continue, with players bidding to reach the third round of the singles events.

Former home secretary and Labour peer Lord David Blunkett is joined by soprano superstar Lesley Garrett for an antiques hunt across the county they love the most - Yorkshire.

The North Berwick crew try to save a windsurfer battling stormy seas. Meanwhile, the Lymington crew race to the rescue of an elderly casualty whose yacht is caught on a lobster pot.

`There's something about karma going on' is Lance's wise observation, and there certainly seems to be something in the air. They have one last day on the farm, one last chance to pull out all the stops and find that gold. Terry's got a new gazebo, and it's the perfect time for a rally.

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.

Qasa Alom looks back at the day's play at Wimbledon, with highlights from the big matches. There's also analysis and discussion of the main talking points from the action at the All England Club.

Day two highlights from the second Test match between England and India.

Following teams of detectives and specialists involved in murder investigations.

A mobile phone video and eyewitness accounts tell the story of the 2024 floods that swept through towns in Valencia, killing 228 people. Did climate change play a part? Professor Liz Bentley says that a warmer atmosphere can hold more moisture.

Diane is stressing about Alison's 18th, Martin lets Mic down gently, and Kath is left questioning her life choices when Ash turns up.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Charming light comedy about a high-school teacher whose playboy antics are curbed by a judge who insists that he romance a girl who has a crush on him until her infatuation wears off.

Vanessa Feltz wants Anna to check out the culinary delights of east Cork. She sends her to help out with lambing before venturing to Ballycotton Harbour to sample the seafood.

Michael Portillo embarks on a Scandinavian railway adventure from the Bergen, Norway, to the Danish capital, Copenhagen. Scenic views lines his route along two of the most famous railway journeys in the world: the Bergen Line and the Flam Railway.

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

Joely Richardson presents an appeal on behalf of `Supporting Wounded Veterans', a charity that supports ex-service personnel as they transition into civilian life, through mentoring, sport rehabilitation and pain management programmes.

Isa Guha introduces live coverage from day four of Wimbledon, one of the highlights of the sporting summer. On this day in 2024, British wild card Jacob Fearnley took a set off seven-time champion Novak Djokovic on Centre Court. It proved to be a real springboard for the Scot, who has powered up the rankings this year to earn direct entry into the Wimbledon draw.

Live coverage from the Championships at Wimbledon continues. Presented by Clare Balding.

Nick Robinson has a conversation with, not an interrogation of, the people who shape our political thinking about what shaped theirs.

It's July, and the new month brings a new set of jobs to get stuck into at Beechgrove. Calum harvests the shallots that were planted last year, and there is a look at lawn care.

Adam Frost, Rachel de Thame, and Frances Tophill explore the RHS Hampton Court Garden Festival. They share expert advice and tips you can try at home, whether you've got a back garden, a balcony or just a sunny windowsill.

Qasa Alom looks back at the day's play at Wimbledon, with highlights from the big matches. There's also analysis and discussion of the main talking points from the action at the All England Club.

Sitcom about a vicar running an inner-city church. Reverend Adam is feeling the pressure of trying to fill a rundown London church - until his congregation quadruples overnight. However, the sudden influx of worshippers isn't down to word getting out about his wonderful sermons; there's a rumour going round that the local church school is about to get a great Ofsted report.

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 look back on all the big and most talked-about performances from this year's Glastonbury Festival.

Day three highlights from the second Test match between England and India.

With unprecedented access, goalkeeper Mary Earps offers a fascinating insight into her rollercoaster journey to the pinnacle of her sport and how she became a role model for the next generation.

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

John and Janie unravel a mystery involving a murder at a school reunion, a cold case and a shocking discovery from Janie's past. John risks their friendship with unexpected news.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

When the Squirrels find Duggee playing the saxophone, they want to have a go too. Several pots, balloons, tins, water and tubes later, and the squirrels are making music. And boy, are they loud.

Tao can't go on with his circus performance, so there are going to be some disappointed fans, unless Bo agrees to do all the acts for him - with some help from Mojo's tops!

The heroes are lured away by a cloaked figure to compete for the title of `Quester of the Year', leaving the forest with no one to protect its scones.

The Lemmings use cans and tins to build a beach slide, which annoys Grizzy.

The Lemmings turn into crab rescuers, but soon the house is full of them.

After a disappointing battle, Roy and Fuecoco must rethink their strategy; Hyper Training is just what they need to prepare.

When animal costumes turn up at their door, Joe and Adam know another messy, wild challenge from Little Bro Callum's about to begin. Can Adam's dung beetle take on Joe's kangaroo and win? Will Joe's bumblebee emerge victorious against Adam's spider?

Dr Xand tries to sleep standing up and finds out how virtual reality can help in surgery.

Joel and Shini are in Wales for a close-up encounter feeding crocodiles.

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

Adam Frost, Rachel de Thame, and Frances Tophill explore the RHS Hampton Court Garden Festival. They share expert advice and tips you can try at home, whether you've got a back garden, a balcony or just a sunny windowsill.

The six anglers travel to their most remote destination yet - the mighty Mekong River in Laos. Here people fish for survival, not for sport. The anglers must battle the blistering heat and the ferocious currents of the widest rapids in the world.

Isa Guha introduces live coverage from Wimbledon as the world-famous tennis championships continue, with players bidding to reach the fourth round of the singles events.

Continued live and uninterrupted coverage from the world-famous grass courts of the All England Club, where Wimbledon 2025 is taking place.

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

Hold on tight for a trip through the BBC's music archives, exploring the sometimes weird but always wonderful world of the Electric Light Orchestra.

Gettings to the heart of who Jeff Lynne is and how he has had such a tremendous musical influence on our world. The story is told by the British artist himself and such distinguished collaborators and friends of Jeff as Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Tom Petty, Joe Walsh, Olivia and Dhani Harrison, Barbara Orbison and Eric Idle.

Hosted by Jo Whiley, Jeff Lynne's ELO continues Radio 2's In Concert 2019 season. Here's your chance to hear some of his best known tracks including the incomparable Mr Blue Sky.

Jeff Lynne's ELO perform their greatest hits at London's Hyde Park. Includes `Livin' Thing', `Sweet Talkin' Woman', `Don't Bring Me Down', `Mr Blue Sky' and `Roll Over Beethoven'.

Qasa Alom looks back at the day's play at Wimbledon, with highlights from the big matches. There's also analysis and discussion of the main talking points from the action at the All England Club.

Day four highlights from the second Test match between England and India.

Paul and Myriam hire Louise, an experienced nanny, to look after their two kids. But as Louise makes herself indispensable to the family, she starts revealing her true self and her behaviour becomes more and more unsettling to those around her.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

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

The week's walks begin in glorious Yorkshire, known for its heather moorland, rolling rugged hills, mystical abbeys, puffins and pudding. Kicking off the hikes is 50-year-old ex-soldier turned hiking blogger Paul aka the Bald Hiker. He's convinced his favourite route, exploring the world-famous Dales and taking in the jaw-dropping geology around Gordale Scar and Malham Cove, is Yorkshire's finest.

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.

Sean Fletcher and Anita Rani witness the return of the native oyster after an absence of 85 years to Spurn Point, a narrow three-mile ribbon of land at the mouth of the Humber Estuary.

It's July, and the new month brings a new set of jobs to get stuck into at Beechgrove. Calum harvests the shallots that were planted last year, and there is a look at lawn care.

Weatherman Derek Brockway strips down to basics as he crosses a nudist beach in Gwynedd. Luckily he's got a beach ball to spare his blushes! On this walk along one of Wales' most popular coastlines from Harlech to Barmouth, Derek also rolls a cheese down the world's steepest hill. He learns about the 'Devil in the Shawl' when he visits an old village chapel; nearly gets caught out on a tidal causeway; and meets a team of women who give up their free time to keep the beaches clean and safe.

In Argyll, Sybil prepares for George's 50th birthday and the arrival of her sister and niece from England. Sybil and George are also looking after a desperately ill cow. Julia K had a traumatic caesarean and is too weak to stand up on her own, so they decide to lift her to her feet twice a day using a sling and a forklift truck to help build her muscles up.

Isa Guha introduces live coverage of the 2025 Championships, with the world's top tennis players doing battle on the famous pristine grass courts of the All England Club.

Further live and uninterrupted coverage from the world-famous grass courts of the All England Club, where Wimbledon 2025 is taking place.

Coverage of the Women's Euro 2025 as Norway take on Finland.

Adam heads to Leicestershire to meet three generations of the Eggleston family, who have been producing milk for the local Stilton cheese dairy for over a century. Adam finds out how their traditional values are helping drive a modern system.

Fiona and the team return to the beautiful grounds of the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, where finds include a stunning set of traditional Highland dress that once belonged to a clan chieftain and a rare Rolex Sea-Dweller watch. Siobhan Tyrell is thrilled to see a selection of medals awarded to pioneering diver Verrall Newman, including a 1924 Olympic participant's medal, while Susan Rumfitt hears the poignant story behind a Norwegian bridal brooch.

In late October 1984, a BBC news report about a 'biblical famine' in Ethiopia inspires Bob Geldof to put a band of rock stars together and record a song that sparks a global response, inspiring millions.

The success of the single and Geldof's subsequent trip to Africa sparks the largest global fundraising concert: a joint concert between London and Philadelphia, broadcast to more than 80% of the world's TV sets.

Qasa Alom looks back at the day's play at Wimbledon, with highlights from the big matches. There's also analysis and discussion of the main talking points from the action at the All England Club.

Day five highlights from the second Test match between England and India.

When a man dies in a house fire, it looks like a tragic accident. But two years later, it emerges he had a visitor before the fire. And his card was used to buy a flight to Italy. After all this time, will the airline be able to provide information about the passenger? In another case, police investigating a series of distraction burglaries follow a car to Northern Ireland, where an undercover cop is able to identify their man. And then, they bump into him in an unlikely location.

Some might say that Lee and Lucy were foolish to try to buy tickets to see Oasis in concert, because when they lose their place in the queue, they start to blame each other.

Made for the 50th anniversary of Bruce Springsteen's first UK concert, this documentary examines the singer-songwriter's relationship with the UK, with an exclusive interview with Springsteen himself.

A preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two.

Police are left confounded by a serial burglar's Houdini-style disappearing act. But a single piece of information brings the game of hide-and-seek to a sudden end.

A huge antiques centre near Bradford beckons for two teams of bargain hunters, each of which has a budget of £300 to buy three items.

As week two of Springwatch draws to a close, Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan are only scratching the surface with the wildlife highlights on offer at the Longshaw Estate. Iolo Williams is wrapping up his Rathlin Island adventure.

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

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

Isa Guha introduces live coverage as the second week of Wimbledon gets under way. By the end of the day, the line-up should be known for both the men's and ladies' singles quarter-finals.

Further live and uninterrupted coverage from the world-famous grass courts of the All England Club, where Wimbledon 2025 is taking place.

How hot is too hot? From heat labs to firefighting helicopter pilots and wineries, we look at how extreme heat impacts people and environments in the UK.

Paul explores the lower reaches of Royal Deeside. Heading downstream, he runs aground in a canoe and then gets stuck trying to thread his body through an ancient fertility stone. In the village of Banchory, he breathes in the scent of lavender, and then takes a train along the Royal Deeside Line before heading into Aberdeen where he learns a secret recipe for the city's famous rowie - a Caledonian version of the croissant. Journey's end is on the city's famous golden sands.

Rachael and Tom are both vegans and are passionate about the great outdoors and the power of nature. They have committed to transforming their first home in Manchester into somewhere which reflects a truly sustainable lifestyle.

Mandy faces murder charges. Martin continues to hunt for the true culprit, uncovering more darkness in Port Silver.

A selection of classic clips from `QI' where things just didn't go according to plan.

The brilliant Nabil Abdulrashid introduces Jake Lambert and Rachel Fairburn to the stage.

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.

Qasa Alom looks back at the day's play at Wimbledon, with highlights from the big matches. There's also analysis and discussion of the main talking points from the action at the All England Club.

Sean Fletcher and Anita Rani witness the return of the native oyster after an absence of 85 years to Spurn Point, a narrow three-mile ribbon of land at the mouth of the Humber Estuary.

The Roadshow returns to Pitzhanger Manor and Gallery in west London, where finds include a unique engagement ring, a note written by Oscar Wilde and an Olympic medal from the 1930s.