5Action HD BBC Red Button HD BBC One Cambridgeshire HD BBC One Channel Islands HD BBC One East HD BBC One East Midlands HD BBC One London HD BBC One North East & Cumbria HD BBC One North West HD BBC One Oxfordshire HD BBC One South East HD BBC One South HD BBC One South West HD BBC One West HD BBC One West Midlands HD BBC One Yorkshire & Lincolnshire HD BBC One Yorkshire HD BBC One BBC Alba HD BBC Red Button 1 HD BBC Parliament HD BBC News HD BBC Four HD 4seven HD AMC A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home 3.1/10 Your one-stop-shop for all things cruise; bringing you the hottest destinations, ground-breaking ships and the latest deals to ensure your next cruise is your greatest one 5/10 Journalist Nick Wallis joins police forces around the nation to discover how CCTV and technological advances are helping to bring criminals to justice. The programme reveals how essential surveillance cameras have become in the fight against crime and features footage of people caught red-handed S02E04 1.3.0/1 4.5/10 A drug dealer who has been driving dangerously reveals a surprising amount of information when he is pulled over, and friends try to baffle the pursuit team by changing their names. Meanwhile, an officer has a shock in store for a law-breaking driver S04E05 3.4.0/1 5.5/10 Two known offenders end up in trouble again after a high-speed chase through Sheffield. An encounter with a gang of hoodies leads to a close shave for one officer, another goes in pursuit of a four-legged fugitive, and a Lamborghini turns out to be not all it seems S04E07 3.6.0/1 5.5/10 A helicopter is used in the pursuit of an armed robber, ending in a serious accident. A sniffer dog makes a discovery, a fraudster is taken into custody and a gang of lorry thieves is pursued in a major manhunt. Plus, new recruits at South Yorkshire's Road Crime Unit are put to the test by a pair of suspected burglars S04E09 3.8.0/1 5.5/10 A former Union scout is befriended by famed chief Cochise after he saves the life of a native boy. Having witnessed 10 years of conflict between Apaches and advancing settlers, the veteran soldier seizes the fleeting chance to broker a ceasefire between the two sides. Western, starring James Stewart, Jeff Chandler, Debra Paget and Basil Ruysdael 6.9/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 A former Union scout is befriended by famed chief Cochise after he saves the life of a native boy. Having witnessed 10 years of conflict between Apaches and advancing settlers, the veteran soldier seizes the fleeting chance to broker a ceasefire between the two sides. Western, starring James Stewart, Jeff Chandler, Debra Paget and Basil Ruysdael 6.9/10 Fact-based drama recounting the Israeli raid on Uganda's Entebbe airport, where more than 100 passengers were being held hostage on board a hijacked airliner in 1976. As the world waits, the authorities launch a daring operation to free the prisoners. Starring Peter Finch, Martin Balsam, Horst Buchholz, Jack Warden and Sylvia Sidney 7/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 Fact-based drama recounting the Israeli raid on Uganda's Entebbe airport, where more than 100 passengers were being held hostage on board a hijacked airliner in 1976. As the world waits, the authorities launch a daring operation to free the prisoners. Starring Peter Finch, Martin Balsam, Horst Buchholz, Jack Warden and Sylvia Sidney 7/10 A Union army officer during the American Civil War requests a posting to a remote outpost on the frontier. Left to man a deserted fort single-handedly, he is gradually adopted into a local Sioux tribe - but they are endangered when his former comrades come looking for him. Oscar-winning Western, directed by and starring Kevin Costner. With Mary McDonnell, Graham Greene, Rodney A Grant and Floyd Red Crow Westerman 6/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 A Union army officer during the American Civil War requests a posting to a remote outpost on the frontier. Left to man a deserted fort single-handedly, he is gradually adopted into a local Sioux tribe - but they are endangered when his former comrades come looking for him. Oscar-winning Western, directed by and starring Kevin Costner. With Mary McDonnell, Graham Greene, Rodney A Grant and Floyd Red Crow Westerman 6/10 A tormented cop searches in vain for the man who killed his wife while also investigating a series of murders connected to an experimental drug that causes nightmarish hallucinations. However, he finds himself pursued by a vengeful woman who thinks he was involved in the death of her sister. Action thriller, based on the video game, starring Mark Wahlberg, Mila Kunis and Beau Bridges 3.7/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 A tormented cop searches in vain for the man who killed his wife while also investigating a series of murders connected to an experimental drug that causes nightmarish hallucinations. However, he finds himself pursued by a vengeful woman who thinks he was involved in the death of her sister. Action thriller, based on the video game, starring Mark Wahlberg, Mila Kunis and Beau Bridges 3.7/10 A top-secret government agency has developed a seemingly unbreakable code - only for an autistic boy to crack it in an instant. Assassins succeed in gunning down his parents, but a maverick FBI agent investigating their deaths finds the child hiding in a closet, and resolves to shield him from the hitmen on his trail. Thriller, starring Bruce Willis, Alec Baldwin and Miko Hughes 6.7/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 A top-secret government agency has developed a seemingly unbreakable code - only for an autistic boy to crack it in an instant. Assassins succeed in gunning down his parents, but a maverick FBI agent investigating their deaths finds the child hiding in a closet, and resolves to shield him from the hitmen on his trail. Thriller, starring Bruce Willis, Alec Baldwin and Miko Hughes 6.7/10 A team of specialist divers in the Irish Sea are on an underwater mission to clean out a massive submerged outfall pipe which disperses treated waste water deep into the sea. A collapsed sewer threatens a town's first public food fayre S01E06 0.5.0/1 3.4/10 Stuart and his team are summoned to a Manchester industrial estate to get to the bottom of a fatberg which could be well over 200m long S01E07 0.6.0/1 3.4/10 Teams have to do deal with the largest fatberg seen in the north-west of England, filling 40 per cent of the main sewer system in the docks area of Liverpool S01E08 0.7.0/1 3.4/10 999: Criminals Caught on Camera: CCTV footage captures two off-duty police officers tackling an armed gang raiding a jewellery store. Plus, a drug dealer is caught after bragging about his lifestyle online S04E08 3.7.0/1 4.5/10 A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home 3.1/10 A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home 3.1/10 Your one-stop-shop for all things cruise; bringing you the hottest destinations, ground-breaking ships and the latest deals to ensure your next cruise is your greatest one 5/10 When a huge truck rolls over, blocking a busy dual carriageway in Derby, operations manager Steve needs to draw on his years of experience to tackle the job S04E04 3.3.0/1 6/10 Spectacular wrestling action as WWE superstars are pitted against each other in a mix of entertainment, power and prowess S01E174 0.173.0/1 4/10 Wrestling action with the superstars of WWE, including Drew McIntyre, AJ Styles, Becky Lynch, Randy Orton and Seth Rollins. Presented by Tom Phillips, Samoa Joe and Byron Saxton S01E175 0.174.0/1 3.1/10 A driver mounts pavements, bumps into cars and collides with an ambulance as he tries to escape officers during a chase through the streets of Ripley in Derbyshire. An out-of-control car crashes into an interceptor's vehicle, and a helicopter is called in when a driver tries to lose his pursuers by taking the chase off-road S04E11 3.10.0/1 5.5/10 Jason heads to a Christmas party that has turned into a full-blown riot, while Adam and Nick catch a drunken woman giving her daughter a lift to the shops. Plus, Kev is seconds away from disaster when he places himself in the path of danger to prevent a car from becoming a fireball S04E14 3.13.0/1 5.5/10 Gunslinger Jimmy Ringo looks forward to a life of domestic peace after being given a chance to settle down with his once estranged wife and their child. However, a young upstart with dreams of slaying a legend challenges Ringo to a gunfight but dies, setting his three vengeful brothers on the older man's trail. Western, starring Gregory Peck, Millard Mitchell, Karl Malden and Helen Westcott 7.9/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 Gunslinger Jimmy Ringo looks forward to a life of domestic peace after being given a chance to settle down with his once estranged wife and their child. However, a young upstart with dreams of slaying a legend challenges Ringo to a gunfight but dies, setting his three vengeful brothers on the older man's trail. Western, starring Gregory Peck, Millard Mitchell, Karl Malden and Helen Westcott 7.9/10 Retired lawman Wyatt Earp accepts the post of Tombstone city marshal when one of his brothers is killed by cattle rustlers, and embarks on a crusade to bring his murderers to justice and drive lawlessness from the streets. Western, directed by John Ford, starring Henry Fonda, Victor Mature, Linda Darnell and Walter Brennan 7.9/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 Retired lawman Wyatt Earp accepts the post of Tombstone city marshal when one of his brothers is killed by cattle rustlers, and embarks on a crusade to bring his murderers to justice and drive lawlessness from the streets. Western, directed by John Ford, starring Henry Fonda, Victor Mature, Linda Darnell and Walter Brennan 7.9/10 An American general is held captive by the Nazis in a heavily defended fortress in the Alps. A crack team of British soldiers and an American lieutenant are dispatched to free him, but they soon realise there is a traitor in their ranks. Second World War adventure, starring Richard Burton, Clint Eastwood, Patrick Wymark, Michael Hordern and Mary Ure 8.8/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 An American general is held captive by the Nazis in a heavily defended fortress in the Alps. A crack team of British soldiers and an American lieutenant are dispatched to free him, but they soon realise there is a traitor in their ranks. Second World War adventure, starring Richard Burton, Clint Eastwood, Patrick Wymark, Michael Hordern and Mary Ure 8.8/10 A convict is transferred to a maximum security prison, where he falls foul of a sadistic warden with a grudge against him - and who abuses his position of power to make the inmate's life a misery and destroy his good relationship with the guards. Thriller, starring Sylvester Stallone, Donald Sutherland, Darlanne Fluegel and Tom Sizemore 7.8/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 A convict is transferred to a maximum security prison, where he falls foul of a sadistic warden with a grudge against him - and who abuses his position of power to make the inmate's life a misery and destroy his good relationship with the guards. Thriller, starring Sylvester Stallone, Donald Sutherland, Darlanne Fluegel and Tom Sizemore 7.8/10 Vietnam War veteran John Rambo, now living a peaceful existence in Bowie, Arizona, must confront his past and unearth his ruthless combat skills to exact revenge in one last mission. Action thriller sequel, the final chapter in the series, starring Sylvester Stallone, Paz Vega, Sergio Peris-Mencheta and Adriana Barraza 6.5/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 Vietnam War veteran John Rambo, now living a peaceful existence in Bowie, Arizona, must confront his past and unearth his ruthless combat skills to exact revenge in one last mission. Action thriller sequel, the final chapter in the series, starring Sylvester Stallone, Paz Vega, Sergio Peris-Mencheta and Adriana Barraza 6.5/10 Following workers at one of the UK's biggest water companies, with a team tackling blocked toilets on match day at Blackburn Rovers' ground. With kick-off only a few hours away, Stu and Ian head into the sewer to break up and suck out the mass of fat, grease and unflushables clogging the pipework S02E01 1.0.0/1 3.4/10 James and Andy battle to clear a newly formed fatberg underneath a busy street in Manchester. It is a monstrous mass of waste and fat that is 50 metres in length S02E02 1.1.0/1 3.4/10 Meeting the people who drive some of the heaviest and least manoeuvrable vehicles along some of Australia's toughest highways. In the first edition, a driver attempts to get a fleet of monster trucks through the desert S01E01 0.0.0/1 7.2/10 A Perth-based trucking operator notices his vehicle's engine is leaking in the middle of a 3,000-kilometre trek to the top of Western Australia S01E02 0.1.0/1 7.2/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home 3.1/10 A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home 3.1/10 Your one-stop-shop for all things cruise; bringing you the hottest destinations, ground-breaking ships and the latest deals to ensure your next cruise is your greatest one 5/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 In Townsville, Queensland, long-distance trucker Peter gets ready for a cross-country haul in which he has to move a mixed freight through bush, farmland and desert to Darwin S03E01 2.0.0/1 7.2/10 A 40-ton lorry careers off the M1 and plunges down an embankment, becoming embedded in a ditch. Steve needs to work out how to free the truck S06E15 5.14.0/1 6/10 A drink-driver damages one of the team's favourite cars, and Kevin hunts down a horsebox full of illegal plants. Elsewhere, officers are led on a chase across the countryside, Nick and Dee offer an insight into Taser tactics, and a very important visitor arrives in Chesterfield S04E13 3.12.0/1 5.5/10 The swashbuckling heroes, with young swordsman D'Artagnan promoted to their ranks, are sent to quell an uprising against the king. But the scheming Cardinal Richelieu continues plotting to seize power, while his treacherous partner-in-crime Milady de Winter has revenge in mind. Adventure sequel, starring Oliver Reed, Michael York, Charlton Heston, Faye Dunaway, Christopher Lee, Richard Chamberlain and Frank Finlay 7.4/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 The swashbuckling heroes, with young swordsman D'Artagnan promoted to their ranks, are sent to quell an uprising against the king. But the scheming Cardinal Richelieu continues plotting to seize power, while his treacherous partner-in-crime Milady de Winter has revenge in mind. Adventure sequel, starring Oliver Reed, Michael York, Charlton Heston, Faye Dunaway, Christopher Lee, Richard Chamberlain and Frank Finlay 7.4/10 A gang of rustlers angers a local Sioux tribe by stealing their horses and selling them to a nearby army outpost - and only one man can prevent a war. Western adventure, starring Jeff Chandler, Faith Domergue, Lyle Bettger and Peter Whitney 6.8/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 A gang of rustlers angers a local Sioux tribe by stealing their horses and selling them to a nearby army outpost - and only one man can prevent a war. Western adventure, starring Jeff Chandler, Faith Domergue, Lyle Bettger and Peter Whitney 6.8/10 On the M11, a loaded truck pulling an extra trailer has been left marooned after the rear axle on the trailer collapsed while at full speed, causing two of the wheels to break S06E16 5.15.0/1 6/10 Matt Adams gets himself into trouble as he transports a bull, a driver pushes his truck and his patience to the limit, and the Kendalls share an experience as a family S03E02 2.1.0/1 7.2/10 A runaway suspect puts Gary's life in danger, Scott and Adam discover a huge stash of drugs in the boot of a car, and officers are called to a New Year's Eve pub brawl. Plus, Ady catches a car thief, and five police vehicles are involved in a motorway chase S04E15 3.14.0/1 5.5/10 Scott and Dave use GPS technology to track a pair of mobile-phone thieves, and a car crashes into a house during the Christmas period. Plus, Nick pursues a criminal gang, Vicky deals with a van containing suspicious-looking scrap, and Jason contends with his own traffic nightmare S04E16 3.15.0/1 5.5/10 In Weston-super-Mare a massive demolition machine needs to be dismantled and then transported on five separate trucks to a disused power station 240 miles away in North Yorkshire S02E09 1.8.0/1 8.2/10 A veteran car thief is forced out of retirement to steal 50 top-of-the-range vehicles in exchange for his brother's life. While his sibling is held hostage by a sadistic gangster, he asks his former cronies to help - but with the clock ticking and just a few days remaining to pull off the daunting task, their chances of success are hanging by a thread. Thriller, starring Nicolas Cage, Angelina Jolie, Giovanni Ribisi and Robert Duvall 7.2/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 A veteran car thief is forced out of retirement to steal 50 top-of-the-range vehicles in exchange for his brother's life. While his sibling is held hostage by a sadistic gangster, he asks his former cronies to help - but with the clock ticking and just a few days remaining to pull off the daunting task, their chances of success are hanging by a thread. Thriller, starring Nicolas Cage, Angelina Jolie, Giovanni Ribisi and Robert Duvall 7.2/10 After a couple of previous high stakes assignments, security expert Ray Breslin is hired to rescue the kidnapped daughter of a Hong Kong tech mogul from a formidable Latvian prison. Problems continues to arise when Breslin's girlfriend is also captured. Director John Herzfeld's action thriller sequel, starring Sylvester Stallone, Dave Bautista and 50 Cent 3.5/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 After a couple of previous high stakes assignments, security expert Ray Breslin is hired to rescue the kidnapped daughter of a Hong Kong tech mogul from a formidable Latvian prison. Problems continues to arise when Breslin's girlfriend is also captured. Director John Herzfeld's action thriller sequel, starring Sylvester Stallone, Dave Bautista and 50 Cent 3.5/10 In South Wales, Kings Heavy Haulage driver Craig tackles a 60-ton piling rig used in setting foundations for large buildings, which needs to be moved across the River Severn S02E05 1.4.0/1 8.2/10 Joe and Paul race to the aid of a pregnant woman whose bathroom has been a no-go area for three days, while engineers are midway through a mammoth plumbing job in Cumbria S02E03 1.2.0/1 3.4/10 Father-and-son duo Dave and Adam are under pressure to recover a 100-ton train engine before it sinks into the soft ground. Rookie driver Warren has to move a HGV on the busy M1, while Jim has to rescue a lorry that has become stuck in a ditch S02E06 1.5.0/1 6/10 999: Criminals Caught on Camera: CCTV footage captures two off-duty police officers tackling an armed gang raiding a jewellery store. Plus, a drug dealer is caught after bragging about his lifestyle online S04E08 3.7.0/1 4.5/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home 3.1/10 A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home 3.1/10 Your one-stop-shop for all things cruise; bringing you the hottest destinations, ground-breaking ships and the latest deals to ensure your next cruise is your greatest one 5/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 Matt Adams gets himself into trouble as he transports a bull, a driver pushes his truck and his patience to the limit, and the Kendalls share an experience as a family S03E02 2.1.0/1 7.2/10 On the M11, a loaded truck pulling an extra trailer has been left marooned after the rear axle on the trailer collapsed while at full speed, causing two of the wheels to break S06E16 5.15.0/1 6/10 A runaway suspect puts Gary's life in danger, Scott and Adam discover a huge stash of drugs in the boot of a car, and officers are called to a New Year's Eve pub brawl. Plus, Ady catches a car thief, and five police vehicles are involved in a motorway chase S04E15 3.14.0/1 5.5/10 A wrongly accused fugitive, living in a mountain retreat with his son, finds his anonymity jeopardised by a woman from a nearby village. Western, with Audie Murphy, Burl Ives, Wanda Hendrix and Dean Jagger 8/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 A wrongly accused fugitive, living in a mountain retreat with his son, finds his anonymity jeopardised by a woman from a nearby village. Western, with Audie Murphy, Burl Ives, Wanda Hendrix and Dean Jagger 8/10 A British officer is assigned to lead an attack on a German artillery emplacement in Tobruk. However, he finds the only men available to him are prisoners, pacifist medics and the walking wounded, who he must somehow turn into a crack commando unit. Second World War adventure, starring Richard Burton, John Colicos, Clinton Greyn and Danielle De Metz 8.4/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 A British officer is assigned to lead an attack on a German artillery emplacement in Tobruk. However, he finds the only men available to him are prisoners, pacifist medics and the walking wounded, who he must somehow turn into a crack commando unit. Second World War adventure, starring Richard Burton, John Colicos, Clinton Greyn and Danielle De Metz 8.4/10 In Northumberland, a 32-ton tipper gets lost in the dark and ends up stuck in a boggy field, while in Leicester recovery op Zibby gets the keys to a brand-new set of wheels S06E17 5.16.0/1 6/10 Turbo pushes his luck, and his truck, as he tries to go the distance and deliver his load, while Bob tackles a mountain of timber S03E13 2.12.0/1 7.2/10 Documentary following the work of high-speed interception teams, this time with access to the officers of Cumbria's Roads Policing Unit. Glen has a busy night in Barrow-in-Furness dealing with a drunk and a runaway knifeman, and Colin detains a suspected drug dealer who has a wrap of heroin hidden in a very intimate place. Countryside and city collide when Duggie has to tackle a trailer full of cows that has overturned, blocking the main carriageway into Carlisle, while the alcohol-fuelled actions of one driver send officers rushing to evacuate villagers in the middle of the night after a crash ruptures a gas main S05E01 4.0.0/1 5.5/10 PCs Matt Turner and Rich Woodward are on the tail of an uninsured vehicle. When they finally catch up to the vehicle and question the suspect, they're surprised to discover the driver has never taken a driving test. On the M6, Inspector Anton Sullivan is responding to a collision between a car and an HGV. As the HGV has stopped on a live lane, Anton is tasked with trying to stop traffic, across six busy lanes, while in an unmarked police vehicle S03E03 2.2.0/1 3.7/10 A stick of dynamite causes chaos for Duggie when it is brought into Carlisle's main police station and the armed response unit is called out after there is a report of a gun being spotted in a city centre bar. Duncan receives a shock when a cyclist who has been trapped under a car turns out to be someone he knows, officers haul in a driver who is well over the limit and Hayley comes to the rescue when a teenager's car hits a wall during a late-night drive. Documentary following the work of Cumbria's Roads Policing Unit S05E02 4.1.0/1 5.5/10 Trouble on the Terraces: This episode reveals incredible stories of disorder, from the very top of the national game to the bottom S06E09 5.8.0/1 4.5/10 Documentary exploring life inside HMP Frankland, the men's maximum security prison in County Durham, which has housed some of the country's most notorious criminals, including Peter Sutcliffe, Ian Huntley and Delroy Grant. The programme recounts some of the violent prison attacks that have taken place over the years, including one so horrifying that it forced a staff member to retire. Later, an ex-prisoner shares how he passed the time in Frankland's segregation unit by organising a quiz through the cell windows 10/10 Police officers form a human chain as they attempt the dramatic rescue of a family of four during Tropical Storm Imelda, which unleashed record-breaking floods on Texas S04E10 3.9.0/1 1.7/10 Hayley rushes to help two badly injured motorcyclists, while Ross and John haul in a drink-driver who has left a trail of destruction in his wake. Duncan has to escort a 176-wheel monster truck through Workington, Steve deals with a boy racer, Tom goes undercover on the trail of some suspected bike thieves, and Duggie plays gooseberry on a couple's first date S05E09 4.8.0/1 5.5/10 Couple Aaron and Becky enlist Kings Heavy Haulage for their literal house move. Their tiny home is set to move from rural Pembrokeshire to its new location near to Wolverhampton S02E06 1.5.0/1 8.2/10 999: Criminals Caught on Camera: Nick Wallis presents highlights from the fourth series, including footage from a police helicopter showing a driver who ends up in a reservoir after a pursuit S04E09 3.8.0/1 4.5/10 Geoff and his elite squad of sewage cleaners must scour the pumps deep inside a holding tank at Southport Treatment works, to ensure the waste does not back up into people's homes S02E04 1.3.0/1 3.4/10 Simon and his crew grapple with a juggernaut that has skidded off the M62, while Rory deals with a mobile library that has been the victim of a shocking arson attack S02E07 1.6.0/1 6/10 A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home 3.1/10 A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home 3.1/10 Your one-stop-shop for all things cruise; bringing you the hottest destinations, ground-breaking ships and the latest deals to ensure your next cruise is your greatest one 5/10 Journalist Nick Wallis joins police forces around the nation to discover how CCTV and technological advances are helping to bring criminals to justice. The programme reveals how essential surveillance cameras have become in the fight against crime and features footage of people caught red-handed S02E04 1.3.0/1 4.5/10 Steve faces a malfunctioning clutch while preparing for a gruelling trip, and Robbie and his crew embark on a challenging trip moving a timber house S03E03 2.2.0/1 7.2/10 In Northumberland, a 32-ton tipper gets lost in the dark and ends up stuck in a boggy field, while in Leicester recovery op Zibby gets the keys to a brand-new set of wheels S06E17 5.16.0/1 6/10 Documentary following the work of high-speed interception teams, this time with access to the officers of Cumbria's Roads Policing Unit. Glen has a busy night in Barrow-in-Furness dealing with a drunk and a runaway knifeman, and Colin detains a suspected drug dealer who has a wrap of heroin hidden in a very intimate place. Countryside and city collide when Duggie has to tackle a trailer full of cows that has overturned, blocking the main carriageway into Carlisle, while the alcohol-fuelled actions of one driver send officers rushing to evacuate villagers in the middle of the night after a crash ruptures a gas main S05E01 4.0.0/1 5.5/10 A young Jesse James and his allies join a band of rebels fighting a guerrilla campaign for the Confederates during the American Civil War. The experience gives the future outlaw his first taste of crime, but he grows increasingly disillusioned at the atrocities committed by the leader of the raiders. Western, starring Audie Murphy, Brian Donlevy and Tony Curtis 7.5/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 A young Jesse James and his allies join a band of rebels fighting a guerrilla campaign for the Confederates during the American Civil War. The experience gives the future outlaw his first taste of crime, but he grows increasingly disillusioned at the atrocities committed by the leader of the raiders. Western, starring Audie Murphy, Brian Donlevy and Tony Curtis 7.5/10 A Boston pharmacist joins the California gold rush and pitches up in Sacramento, where the crooked brothers who run the town take an instant dislike to him - and frame him by poisoning his medical supplies. Rejected by the community, he makes plans to leave - but when the town is hit by an epidemic, he resolves to stay on and save those who once turned on him. Western, starring John Wayne, Binnie Barnes, and Albert Dekker 4.4/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 A Boston pharmacist joins the California gold rush and pitches up in Sacramento, where the crooked brothers who run the town take an instant dislike to him - and frame him by poisoning his medical supplies. Rejected by the community, he makes plans to leave - but when the town is hit by an epidemic, he resolves to stay on and save those who once turned on him. Western, starring John Wayne, Binnie Barnes, and Albert Dekker 4.4/10 In the north of England, Kevin is called to a particularly challenging recovery - a 75-ton crane that has become stranded in the remote countryside, in the middle of the night S06E18 5.17.0/1 6/10 Tanker driver Sludge tries to dodge disaster, while Steve Graham suffers from his worst nightmare on the road, and rough weather places Macca McReady in jeopardy S03E04 2.3.0/1 7.2/10 Ross and John put their armed-response training to the test when they tackle a suspected gunman, while teams are called out to deal with the results of dangerous driving after a person parks on a roundabout and a pedestrian is crushed under a car. Elsewhere, officers raid a cannabis farm, a Reliant Robin is bid a fiery farewell, and Phil finds out what happens when the driver of a Subaru Impreza decides to take on an HGV S05E03 4.2.0/1 5.5/10 Duggie and Mark show that they are as quick on their feet as they are behind the wheel when a serial offender tries to give them the runaround. A high-speed pursuit comes to a painful finish, PC Dan Myerscough loses patience with a silver-tongued drunk, and officers Martin and Hayley are called out to a 4x4 that has come a cropper due to treacherous ice S05E04 4.3.0/1 5.5/10 On the A1, officers battle to stop a dangerous driver from careering down the carriageway in 18 tons of stolen lorry. After a successful strike with a heavy-duty stinger, the driver carries on until he runs out of road and takes his chances on foot. but he crosses the path of two security dogs on duty with their handler. Meanwhile, in Sutton-in-Ashfield, firearms cops Richard and Ash are forced to use the big red key when a wanted man refuses to open the door, and over in Hucknall, the results of a roadworthy check don't go down too well. S22E03 21.2.0/1 5.5/10 A child who grows up in slavery becomes a formidable warrior and a cunning thief. Taken prisoner by a victorious king, he is sent out to destroy the leader of the barbaric cult that destroyed his village and slaughtered his family. Fantasy adventure, based on the stories by author Robert E Howard, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Max von Sydow, James Earl Jones and Sandahl Bergman 3.8/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 A child who grows up in slavery becomes a formidable warrior and a cunning thief. Taken prisoner by a victorious king, he is sent out to destroy the leader of the barbaric cult that destroyed his village and slaughtered his family. Fantasy adventure, based on the stories by author Robert E Howard, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Max von Sydow, James Earl Jones and Sandahl Bergman 3.8/10 A helicopter pilot returns home to find he has been illegally cloned against his will, and that his double is now living every aspect of his life. But as he struggles to prove his own identity, shadowy assassins are determined to stop him. Sci-fi thriller, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Robert Duvall, Michael Rapaport and Sarah Wynter 9.1/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 A helicopter pilot returns home to find he has been illegally cloned against his will, and that his double is now living every aspect of his life. But as he struggles to prove his own identity, shadowy assassins are determined to stop him. Sci-fi thriller, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Robert Duvall, Michael Rapaport and Sarah Wynter 9.1/10 Dave hauls a 68-ton transformer through the back roads of Suffolk, avoiding weaker bridges and tackling narrow countryside roads. Smurf faces delays during a time-sensitive job S02E07 1.6.0/1 8.2/10 In the Lake District, a monster engineering project to construct one of Britain's biggest freshwater pipelines is nearing completion. Project director John and his team undertake a crucial test at a fresh water pipeline in the Lake District, and a garden in Rucorn, Cheshire, is being slowly submerged in sewage S02E05 1.4.0/1 3.4/10 A luxury coach breaks down on a busy motorway slip road, and recovery operative Jon is on hand to try and tow the vehicle amid heavy traffic and misty conditions S02E08 1.7.0/1 6/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home 3.1/10 A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home 3.1/10 Your one-stop-shop for all things cruise; bringing you the hottest destinations, ground-breaking ships and the latest deals to ensure your next cruise is your greatest one 5/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 Journalist Nick Wallis joins police forces around the nation to see how CCTV and technological advances are helping to ensure convictions. Footage includes communities fighting back as neighbourhood watch takes on new meaning, thugs on a housing estate caught in the act, and an elderly resident attacking an intruder with her walking stick S02E05 1.4.0/1 4.5/10 In the north of England, Kevin is called to a particularly challenging recovery - a 75-ton crane that has become stranded in the remote countryside, in the middle of the night S06E18 5.17.0/1 6/10 Ross and John put their armed-response training to the test when they tackle a suspected gunman, while teams are called out to deal with the results of dangerous driving after a person parks on a roundabout and a pedestrian is crushed under a car. Elsewhere, officers raid a cannabis farm, a Reliant Robin is bid a fiery farewell, and Phil finds out what happens when the driver of a Subaru Impreza decides to take on an HGV S05E03 4.2.0/1 5.5/10 Five British soldiers on charges are confined to a prison camp in Libya during the Second World War, where a sadistic sergeant subjects the inmates to cruel treatment. However, when one of the prisoners dies as a result, they seize an opportunity to bring their tormentor down. Drama, starring Sean Connery, Ian Hendry and Harry Andrews 9.1/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 Five British soldiers on charges are confined to a prison camp in Libya during the Second World War, where a sadistic sergeant subjects the inmates to cruel treatment. However, when one of the prisoners dies as a result, they seize an opportunity to bring their tormentor down. Drama, starring Sean Connery, Ian Hendry and Harry Andrews 9.1/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 An inexperienced Texas ranger is given a challenging first assignment - to assist a grizzled veteran in bringing an infamous killer to justice. During the search, the young lawman befriends a charismatic stranger, but does not realise his new acquaintance is the criminal he is pursuing. Western based on Clair Huffaker's novel, starring Audie Murphy and Barry Sullivan 7.9/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 An inexperienced Texas ranger is given a challenging first assignment - to assist a grizzled veteran in bringing an infamous killer to justice. During the search, the young lawman befriends a charismatic stranger, but does not realise his new acquaintance is the criminal he is pursuing. Western based on Clair Huffaker's novel, starring Audie Murphy and Barry Sullivan 7.9/10 Vehicles in need of recovery include a Land Rover Discovery dumped in a canal, an artic that has lost traction on a steep gradient, and a truck that nosedived into a back garden S06E19 5.18.0/1 6/10 Steve Graham finds himself up the creek without a paddle on a desert island delivery. Yogi runs out of road, and two concrete specialists head off the map and into trouble S03E05 2.4.0/1 7.2/10 Angus and Sean resort to smashing down a door in a desperate attempt to save a man's life, and Kev and Colin spot a car being driven in the wrong direction down a motorway. Darren encounters a pizza delivery man who is under the influence of alcohol, while out on patrol, Hayley observes the damage that can be caused by Cumbria's treacherously icy roads S05E05 4.4.0/1 5.5/10 Officers patrol during Black Eye Friday - one of Cumbria's most alcohol-fuelled nights of the year, and help a woman trapped inside a burning car. Meanwhile, a boy racer is made to call his mother after being caught misbehaving, and a motorway pursuit is brought to an abrupt end S05E06 4.5.0/1 5.5/10 PCs Matt Turner and Ian Cosgrove head to the scene of a collision in Middlewich, where an 11-year-old child has been hit by a van. As the child is taken to hospital by an air ambulance, Matt and Ian start their investigation to figure out what happened. On the M56, PC Rowan Burt is searching for a driver wanted for unpaid speeding fines. When he finally catches up with the suspect vehicle, he's surprised to find it's a police car S03E04 2.3.0/1 3.7/10 A vintage steam locomotive worth £250,000 is hauled from the Peak District to its new home in Cornwall, negotiating tight roads, hill climbs and impatient road users along the way S02E10 1.9.0/1 8.2/10 Mark Cromwell and his team drag a heavyweight, million-dollar shed through the narrow streets of Adelaide. Meanwhile, livestock trucker Brenton has three days to move 20,000 cattle S04E05 3.4.0/1 7.2/10 Wrestling action with the superstars of WWE, including Drew McIntyre, AJ Styles, Becky Lynch, Randy Orton and Seth Rollins. Presented by Tom Phillips, Samoa Joe and Byron Saxton S01E175 0.174.0/1 3.1/10 Andy collars a suspect thought to have caused criminal damage at a house party, but the father of the host arrives and inflames the situation, while Duggie and Mark respond to a report of a car that has been abandoned after being involved in a crash near Carlisle. In Barrow-in-Furness, the Tactical Support Group calls on Barry and his dog Lucky to sniff out some evidence after a drugs raid S05E10 4.9.0/1 5.5/10 The team moves a five-metre tall tram through the streets of Blackpool and collectis a fire engine from Deeside and drives it to Cleveland in Teesside S02E08 1.7.0/1 8.2/10 999: Criminals Caught on Camera: Two police officers come face to face with a violent man armed with two knives, and an officer recalls coming under attack in a terrifying car chase S05E01 4.0.0/1 4.5/10 On-the-road engineers Steve and Mark are called to a block of flats where a pile of excrement has erupted out of a manhole onto the lawn, and the amount of waste is daunting S02E06 1.5.0/1 3.4/10 A huge 32-ton tipper truck has slid down a dirt embankment and is lying on its side, and a lorry stuck in reverse severely blocking traffic in Leicester city centre S02E09 1.8.0/1 6/10 Journalist Nick Wallis joins police forces around the nation to discover how CCTV and technological advances are helping to bring criminals to justice. The programme reveals how essential surveillance cameras have become in the fight against crime and features footage of people caught red-handed S02E04 1.3.0/1 4.5/10 A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home 3.1/10 A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home 3.1/10 Your one-stop-shop for all things cruise; bringing you the hottest destinations, ground-breaking ships and the latest deals to ensure your next cruise is your greatest one 5/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 Steve Graham finds himself up the creek without a paddle on a desert island delivery. Yogi runs out of road, and two concrete specialists head off the map and into trouble S03E05 2.4.0/1 7.2/10 Vehicles in need of recovery include a Land Rover Discovery dumped in a canal, an artic that has lost traction on a steep gradient, and a truck that nosedived into a back garden S06E19 5.18.0/1 6/10 Angus and Sean resort to smashing down a door in a desperate attempt to save a man's life, and Kev and Colin spot a car being driven in the wrong direction down a motorway. Darren encounters a pizza delivery man who is under the influence of alcohol, while out on patrol, Hayley observes the damage that can be caused by Cumbria's treacherously icy roads S05E05 4.4.0/1 5.5/10 A former Union scout is befriended by famed chief Cochise after he saves the life of a native boy. Having witnessed 10 years of conflict between Apaches and advancing settlers, the veteran soldier seizes the fleeting chance to broker a ceasefire between the two sides. Western, starring James Stewart, Jeff Chandler, Debra Paget and Basil Ruysdael 6.9/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 A former Union scout is befriended by famed chief Cochise after he saves the life of a native boy. Having witnessed 10 years of conflict between Apaches and advancing settlers, the veteran soldier seizes the fleeting chance to broker a ceasefire between the two sides. Western, starring James Stewart, Jeff Chandler, Debra Paget and Basil Ruysdael 6.9/10 Gunslinger Jimmy Ringo looks forward to a life of domestic peace after being given a chance to settle down with his once estranged wife and their child. However, a young upstart with dreams of slaying a legend challenges Ringo to a gunfight but dies, setting his three vengeful brothers on the older man's trail. Western, starring Gregory Peck, Millard Mitchell, Karl Malden and Helen Westcott 7.9/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 Gunslinger Jimmy Ringo looks forward to a life of domestic peace after being given a chance to settle down with his once estranged wife and their child. However, a young upstart with dreams of slaying a legend challenges Ringo to a gunfight but dies, setting his three vengeful brothers on the older man's trail. Western, starring Gregory Peck, Millard Mitchell, Karl Malden and Helen Westcott 7.9/10 Just outside Newcastle, Kev is sent to rescue a wheelie bin delivery truck that has got stuck. With rain forecast, this job is turning into a nightmare S06E20 5.19.0/1 6/10 Jonny Rayner faces a difficult choice, as he decides whether to cross a crocodile-infested river or delay his journey S03E06 2.5.0/1 7.2/10 A huge haul of cash is uncovered during a routine stop, leaving Duggie speechless, and a van driver tries to ram an interceptor on the busy M6. Meanwhile, Hayley and Ben rush to a frightening accident on the motorway, dog-handler Barry catches a burglar and the air ambulance is scrambled to a crash involving a school bus on a country road S05E08 4.7.0/1 5.5/10 Hayley rushes to help two badly injured motorcyclists, while Ross and John haul in a drink-driver who has left a trail of destruction in his wake. Duncan has to escort a 176-wheel monster truck through Workington, Steve deals with a boy racer, Tom goes undercover on the trail of some suspected bike thieves, and Duggie plays gooseberry on a couple's first date S05E09 4.8.0/1 5.5/10 The search is on for a stolen high-performance motor, reportedly used by suspects armed with baseball bats. Dan locates their target and after a pursuit, four suspects ditch the wheels and take their chances on foot. Phil faces an electric scooter stand-off when an illegal rider takes exception to being stopped S22E04 21.3.0/1 5.5/10 Behind the scenes at one of the most unique and controversial prisons in the UK, home to some of Britain's worst female criminals, including some of the most detested child killers. Former staff and ex-inmates reveal what life is like inside this hidden world, shining a light on a correctional facility unlike any other Journalist Nick Wallis joins police forces around the nation to discover how CCTV and technological advances are helping to bring criminals to justice. The programme reveals how essential surveillance cameras have become in the fight against crime and features footage of people caught red-handed S06E08 5.7.0/1 4.5/10 Sports: Footage of hostile and aggressive encounters among fans and players at sporting events, including an inside look at the brutal fights of Euro 2016 in France S01E03 0.2.0/1 7.9/10 The team have their hands full when a raid reveals a crowbar-wielding suspect with a house full of drugs, a Taser and an offensive mouth S06E01 5.0.0/1 5.5/10 In Weston-super-Mare a massive demolition machine needs to be dismantled and then transported on five separate trucks to a disused power station 240 miles away in North Yorkshire S02E09 1.8.0/1 8.2/10 999: Criminals Caught on Camera: Police body camera footage reveals the amazing bravery of a police officer who was injured during an ammonia attack but battled on to help other victims. Detectives explain how CCTV was used to help track a man who brutally murdered his father and then went on the run S05E02 4.1.0/1 4.5/10 In Cumbria, under an ordinary looking field lies a massive main trunk sewer that serves more than 100,000 residents in Carlisle. Cameras take a look inside S02E07 1.6.0/1 3.4/10 A recycling plant needs two old portable cabins swapped out for new ones, making for some serious heavy lifting for Nick. Jim sees to an old Toyota abandoned in a live lane on the M1 S02E10 1.9.0/1 6/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home 3.1/10 A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home 3.1/10 Your one-stop-shop for all things cruise; bringing you the hottest destinations, ground-breaking ships and the latest deals to ensure your next cruise is your greatest one 5/10 When a huge truck rolls over, blocking a busy dual carriageway in Derby, operations manager Steve needs to draw on his years of experience to tackle the job S04E04 3.3.0/1 6/10 Ant and Matt face up to a lorry crash on a narrow road, transport manager Dan is called to an offroad nightmare, and a seven-ton lorry slides off a country lane S04E05 3.4.0/1 6/10 Scott and Dave use GPS technology to track a pair of mobile-phone thieves, and a car crashes into a house during the Christmas period. Plus, Nick pursues a criminal gang, Vicky deals with a van containing suspicious-looking scrap, and Jason contends with his own traffic nightmare S04E16 3.15.0/1 5.5/10 A stick of dynamite causes chaos for Duggie when it is brought into Carlisle's main police station and the armed response unit is called out after there is a report of a gun being spotted in a city centre bar. Duncan receives a shock when a cyclist who has been trapped under a car turns out to be someone he knows, officers haul in a driver who is well over the limit and Hayley comes to the rescue when a teenager's car hits a wall during a late-night drive. Documentary following the work of Cumbria's Roads Policing Unit S05E02 4.1.0/1 5.5/10 Duggie and Mark show that they are as quick on their feet as they are behind the wheel when a serial offender tries to give them the runaround. A high-speed pursuit comes to a painful finish, PC Dan Myerscough loses patience with a silver-tongued drunk, and officers Martin and Hayley are called out to a 4x4 that has come a cropper due to treacherous ice S05E04 4.3.0/1 5.5/10 A gang of rustlers angers a local Sioux tribe by stealing their horses and selling them to a nearby army outpost - and only one man can prevent a war. Western adventure, starring Jeff Chandler, Faith Domergue, Lyle Bettger and Peter Whitney 6.8/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 A gang of rustlers angers a local Sioux tribe by stealing their horses and selling them to a nearby army outpost - and only one man can prevent a war. Western adventure, starring Jeff Chandler, Faith Domergue, Lyle Bettger and Peter Whitney 6.8/10 Retired lawman Wyatt Earp accepts the post of Tombstone city marshal when one of his brothers is killed by cattle rustlers, and embarks on a crusade to bring his murderers to justice and drive lawlessness from the streets. Western, directed by John Ford, starring Henry Fonda, Victor Mature, Linda Darnell and Walter Brennan 7.9/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 Retired lawman Wyatt Earp accepts the post of Tombstone city marshal when one of his brothers is killed by cattle rustlers, and embarks on a crusade to bring his murderers to justice and drive lawlessness from the streets. Western, directed by John Ford, starring Henry Fonda, Victor Mature, Linda Darnell and Walter Brennan 7.9/10 An American general is held captive by the Nazis in a heavily defended fortress in the Alps. A crack team of British soldiers and an American lieutenant are dispatched to free him, but they soon realise there is a traitor in their ranks. Second World War adventure, starring Richard Burton, Clint Eastwood, Patrick Wymark, Michael Hordern and Mary Ure 8.8/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 An American general is held captive by the Nazis in a heavily defended fortress in the Alps. A crack team of British soldiers and an American lieutenant are dispatched to free him, but they soon realise there is a traitor in their ranks. Second World War adventure, starring Richard Burton, Clint Eastwood, Patrick Wymark, Michael Hordern and Mary Ure 8.8/10 A veteran car thief is forced out of retirement to steal 50 top-of-the-range vehicles in exchange for his brother's life. While his sibling is held hostage by a sadistic gangster, he asks his former cronies to help - but with the clock ticking and just a few days remaining to pull off the daunting task, their chances of success are hanging by a thread. Thriller, starring Nicolas Cage, Angelina Jolie, Giovanni Ribisi and Robert Duvall 7.2/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 A veteran car thief is forced out of retirement to steal 50 top-of-the-range vehicles in exchange for his brother's life. While his sibling is held hostage by a sadistic gangster, he asks his former cronies to help - but with the clock ticking and just a few days remaining to pull off the daunting task, their chances of success are hanging by a thread. Thriller, starring Nicolas Cage, Angelina Jolie, Giovanni Ribisi and Robert Duvall 7.2/10 After a couple of previous high stakes assignments, security expert Ray Breslin is hired to rescue the kidnapped daughter of a Hong Kong tech mogul from a formidable Latvian prison. Problems continues to arise when Breslin's girlfriend is also captured. Director John Herzfeld's action thriller sequel, starring Sylvester Stallone, Dave Bautista and 50 Cent 3.5/10 Showbiz news and gossip 7.4/10 After a couple of previous high stakes assignments, security expert Ray Breslin is hired to rescue the kidnapped daughter of a Hong Kong tech mogul from a formidable Latvian prison. Problems continues to arise when Breslin's girlfriend is also captured. Director John Herzfeld's action thriller sequel, starring Sylvester Stallone, Dave Bautista and 50 Cent 3.5/10 Joe and Paul race to the aid of a pregnant woman whose bathroom has been a no-go area for three days, while engineers are midway through a mammoth plumbing job in Cumbria S02E03 1.2.0/1 3.4/10 Geoff and his elite squad of sewage cleaners must scour the pumps deep inside a holding tank at Southport Treatment works, to ensure the waste does not back up into people's homes S02E04 1.3.0/1 3.4/10 In the Lake District, a monster engineering project to construct one of Britain's biggest freshwater pipelines is nearing completion. Project director John and his team undertake a crucial test at a fresh water pipeline in the Lake District, and a garden in Rucorn, Cheshire, is being slowly submerged in sewage S02E05 1.4.0/1 3.4/10 999: Criminals Caught on Camera: Two police officers come face to face with a violent man armed with two knives, and an officer recalls coming under attack in a terrifying car chase S05E01 4.0.0/1 4.5/10 A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home 3.1/10 Action from the Diamond League meeting in Florence, Italy 6.9/10 Action from the Diamond League meeting in Florence, Italy 6.9/10 Action from the Diamond League meeting in Florence, Italy 6.9/10 Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Manchester City v Manchester United (Kick-off 3.00pm). Gary Lineker presents coverage of the final from Wembley Stadium 6.4/10 Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Gloucester-Hartpury v Exeter Chiefs Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Gloucester-Hartpury v Exeter Chiefs Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Coverage of day one of the grass court tennis tournament . S01E01 0.0.0/1 9/10 Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Coverage of day two of the grass court tennis tournament Tanya Arnold presents action from the Magic Weekend fixtures at St James' Park in Newcastle, including Warrington Wolves v Hull FC and Wigan Warriors v Catalans Dragons 7.3/10 Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Coverage of day three of the grass court tennis tournament Tanya Arnold presents action from the Magic Weekend fixtures at St James' Park in Newcastle, including Warrington Wolves v Hull FC and Wigan Warriors v Catalans Dragons 7.3/10 Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Coverage of day four of the grass court tennis tournament . S01E01 0.0.0/1 9/10 Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Coverage of day five of the grass court tennis tournament Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Athletics: Diamond League Paris: The Meeting de Paris. Action from the fourth meeting of the series, held at Stade Sebastien Charlety S2023E04 2022.3.0/1 6.9/10 Athletics: Diamond League Paris: The Meeting de Paris. Action from the fourth meeting of the series, held at Stade Sebastien Charlety S2023E04 2022.3.0/1 6.9/10 Athletics: Diamond League Paris: The Meeting de Paris. Action from the fourth meeting of the series, held at Stade Sebastien Charlety S2023E04 2022.3.0/1 6.9/10 Athletics: Diamond League Paris: The Meeting de Paris. Action from the fourth meeting of the series, held at Stade Sebastien Charlety S2023E04 2022.3.0/1 6.9/10 Athletics: Diamond League Paris: The Meeting de Paris. Action from the fourth meeting of the series, held at Stade Sebastien Charlety S2023E04 2022.3.0/1 6.9/10 Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Coverage of day six of the grass court tennis tournament Manchester City v Inter Milan (Kick-off 8.00pm). Commentary on the Champions League final from Ataturk Olympic Stadium in Istanbul, Turkey 8.5/10 Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell 03/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 03/06/2023: Matt Tebbutt is joined by chefs Ravinder Bhogal and Georgina Hayden, plus special guest Dan Aykroyd. Olly Smith chooses the wines to go with the studio dishes 6.4/10 Mary cooks four recipes that prove watching the pennies does not mean having to sacrifice on flavour. They include a crab courgetti spaghetti dish that uses tinned fish at a fraction of the cost of fresh. Plus, a spinach filo swirl demonstrates an inventive way of stretching six sausages to feed the family S01E06 0.5.0/1 8.3/10 Alex Scott looks ahead to today's FA Cup final between Manchester City and Manchester United at Wembley Stadium 7.3/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 A reimagined look back at the 2022/23 season's gripping FA Cup journey through a homage to classic video games 6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United (Kick-off 3.00pm). Gary Lineker presents coverage of the final from Wembley Stadium, as the local rivals battle it out for the prestigious trophy. Premier League-winners City claimed a 3-0 win over Championship side Sheffield United in the semi-finals, before United overcame Brighton & Hove Albion on penalties to reach their second Wembley final of the campaign, having already lifted the Carabao Cup. The Citizens prevailed 6-3 when the neighbours met in the league in October at Etihad Stadium, but United gained a measure of revenge with a 2-1 victory at Old Trafford three months later. With analysis from Alan Shearer, Micah Richards and Peter Schmeichel 6.4/10 Aylesbury & Liphook (Extended): Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers create a sensory garden for two autistic girls in Aylesbury, while also providing a garden in Liphook for Anne, Shaun and daughter Joanne 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Bradley Walsh hosts the revival of the comedy quiz show, with panellists Lorraine Kelly, Richard Madeley, Suzi Ruffell, Jimmy Carr, Su Pollard and Big Narstie helping contestants win some brilliant prizes by filling in the blanks S2022E03 2021.2.0/1 3.9/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Kaye Adams, Kai Widdrington, Kelly Cates, Jill Douglas, Lucy Porter, Kevin Eldon, Dr Daniel Olaiya, Dr Raphael Olaiya try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E08 15.7.0/1 7.2/10 Armour Plated: Iain is called out to a multi-vehicle crash caused by a man jumping from a bridge. The crisis forces him to relive traumatic memories of the events that led to his partner's death, and makes him question his relationship with a still struggling Faith. Jodie comes to see a different side to her father, Cam finds himself lodging with unexpected company, and Paige receives some troubling news S37E33 36.32.0/1 7.1/10 A scientist's body is found in Loch Katrine, a case that reminds Annika of a play by Ibsen. But with so many people wanting the victim dead, which one did he push over the edge? Away from work, the DI takes more than a parental interest in Morgan's therapist. Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E03 0.2.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Behind-the-scenes documentary looking at how the Argentina star, won the World Cup for the first time in his illustrious career last year in Qatar. With contributions from his international teammates, including Premier League stars Emi Martinez, Alexix Mac Allister and Julian Alvarez, and manager Lionel Scaloni 9.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 After a series of violent murders scandalises Victorian London, the media-dubbed Limehouse Golem strikes fear into the hearts of the public. Into this melting pot is thrust well-intentioned inspector John Kildare, who has never been given a murder case before. The Scotland Yard sleuth knows he has been set up to fail, but soon uncovers a lead that implicates Karl Marx, George Gissing and the popular music hall star Dan Leno. He follows the trail, wherever it may lead, through the seediest and most intriguing parts of London. Thriller, starring Bill Nighy, Douglas Booth and Olivia Cooke 8.1/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 04/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Interviews with key politicians and public figures 8.3/10 Kent: Mehreen Baig follows in the footsteps of Charles Dickens as she explores the Kent countryside, visiting the setting of Great Expectations and the house where the author died S01E05 0.4.0/1 7.7/10 The development potential of a Warwickshire property above a former brewery, a Staffordshire house with a huge back garden and a former farm building in Nottinghamshire S24E51 23.50.0/1 4.4/10 Charlie Ross presents the show from the Kent County Showground in Detling, and finds out about local explorer Julius Brenchley. With experts Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 The Angel of the North: The Rev Kate Bottley celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Angel of the North, joined by the statue's creator Antony Gormley and the former Bishop of Jarrow 7.8/10 04/06/2023: Viewers' opinions on BBC shows and behind-the-scenes reports on new programmes S2023E06 2022.5.0/1 7.4/10 Cornwall (Extended Version): Steve Brown helps a couple from Hertfordshire to find a new home in their favourite holiday destination of Cornwall, as well as meeting a local ceramicist 5.9/10 An earthquake forces a bear from the Peruvian jungle to start a new life in London. He finds modern Britain to be very different from the stories told to him by his aunt, but makes a new home with a kindly family. However, a sinister taxidermist intends to turn him into a museum exhibit. Comedy based on Michael Bond's series of children's books, starring Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins and Nicole Kidman, with the voice of Ben Whishaw 8.7/10 Protecting Primates: With more than half of the world's primates under threat of extinction, Chris Packham narrates a look at what is being done to protect primates, with scientists making ground-breaking discoveries about this remarkable animal family. Researcher Dr Cat Hobaiter has spent 13 years studying chimpanzees in the jungles of Uganda, while on Thailand's East coast, Dr Amanda Tan reveals how long-tailed macaques use tools to harvest shellfish S01E03 0.2.0/1 8.5/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Lower Hampen: Charlotte Smith and Matt Baker are at Lower Hampen Farm in the Cotswolds to meet Lydia and Clive Handy who have turned back the clock to adopt a more traditional approach to farming. Matt weaves a yarn, using wool from the farm's rare breed sheep, and Charlotte lifts the lid on soil microbiology and how it could impact the way we grow our food in the future. Adam Henson looks at a major food fraud in the British pig industry and Tom Heap investigates how food price inflation could impact the nation's health. S2023E23 2022.22.0/1 7.2/10 Deep Thinkers: Disguised underwater cameras capture footage of sea creatures. The first episode features the most intelligent animals in the ocean, including sperm whales and octopuses, which are shown using improvised tools to fend off rivals. The programme also features puffer fish creating sand sculptures and a hermit crab that becomes an unwitting documentary-maker after it steals the shell with a spy camera in. Narrated by David Tennant S01E01 0.0.0/1 8/10 Clissold Park, Stoke Newington 2: Fiona Bruce presents the show from Clissold Park, Stoke Newington, where treasures include Lewis Hamilton's racing helmet, Scandinavian jewellery and memorabilia from the movie Blade Runner. Marc Allum hears the inspiring story of the British Reggae Artists Famine Appeal, a fundraising response to Live Aid in 1985, while Will Farmer inspects a perspex mermaid sculpture by Arthur Fleischmann S45E16 44.15.0/1 7/10 Annie invites Terry to Marlene's party in the hope that it will help him to make a fresh start. But seeing a carefree and integrated Annie only makes Terry feel like more of an outsider and his PTSD spirals. With her parents out all night, Pattie tries to confront her problems head on and ends up in a dangerous situation S01E04 0.3.0/1 9.2/10 News/Current Affairs 3.7/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 Divorcee Toby Howard and his ex-con older brother Tanner embark on a meticulously-planned crime spree, hoping to rob every branch of the West Texas bank that has threatened to foreclose on their family ranch. However, they soon find themselves being pursued by two veteran Texas Rangers. Neo-western drama, starring Jeff Bridges, Chris Pine and Ben Foster 5.7/10 Former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann, British gymnastics great Beth Tweddle, seven-time snooker world champion Stephen Hendry and BBC sports presenter JJ Chalmers join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E25 51.24.0/1 2.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 05/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 A woman claiming £1.7 million for injuries who was caught on camera while shopping, and a yoga instructor who bent the truth to get a pay-out following an accident S15E01 14.0.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 6 (45 Min): Police pursue security guards suspected of stealing £200,000 of hospital parking fees. Plus, a charity worker brazenly transfers £500,000 of public money to his own bank account 6.9/10 Martin Roberts and the team are in Scotland and the north of England to follow renovations in Paisley, Coventry and Bradford S25E62 24.61.0/1 4.4/10 Hemswell: Caroline Hawley presents the show from Hemswell in Lincolnshire, and has a mystery to solve. Izzie Balmer and Mark Stacey help the Reds and Blues to a prime purchase S65E03 64.2.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 Darker Dimensions: Al is giddy with excitement when he takes Emma to a Comic Con - but will Emma embrace the world of Darker Dimensions and its obsessive fans? S24E74 23.73.0/1 2.9/10 Jacqui Joseph rescues an old, rusty pulley, a nursing chair and a table with cast-iron legs from Altrincham recycling centre S14E10 13.9.0/1 7.1/10 Lancashire: Jules Hudson helps a couple to find a new home in Lancashire after years living in Australia, and visits a nature reserve created at a quarry used to build the UK's first motorway S23E51 22.50.0/1 5.9/10 Swindon: Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull are in Swindon to transform a troublesome sloping plot with a rotten deck into a 21st-century cottage garden perfect for entertaining friends S08E06 7.5.0/1 7.9/10 The team visits busy mum Monique at her two-bedroom home in South East London. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, the team create special bunkbed spaces for her two daughters, address the overspill of toys with bespoke storage solutions, and give their bathroom a deep clean S02E06 1.5.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong is joined by co-host Ria Lina on the quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions S29E31 28.30.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas present the first visit of the week to the One Show studio, featuring the usual mix of topical stories and celebrity chat 4/10 Linda struggles with the Knight family invasion on the Vic and George speaks to Phil about a collaboration with the Boxing Den. Ben reveals his plan to sell the Arches but Phil is not impressed when he finds out the potential buyer is Sharon. Things are tense with the Panesars and Eve and Suki find their chance to get rid of Nish for good 5/10 The UK is facing a chronic illness epidemic, with diabetes rates at record levels and cancers in young people rising steeply. Now, there's growing evidence suggesting this could be linked to the food we eat. Ultra-processed convenience foods contain chemicals that UK regulators say are safe, but Panorama investigates emerging scientific evidence of a link between some of these chemicals and cancer, diabetes, and strokes 8.1/10 Rav Wilding and YouTuber Jim Browning join forces with ethical hackers to hunt down cyber criminals. Using the same remote-access technology that criminals use to scam their victims, the team hacks the hackers and monitors their operation 7/10 Paul insists on having Kappen's body exhumed. Jackie reluctantly allows it, but warns him that a wrong step could fatally compromise the force's reputation. At a press conference discussing the exhumation, questions are raised about the line of enquiry regarding Willoughby, and why more is not being done to eliminate other suspects first. Paul nonetheless puts all his efforts into following the Kappen theory, forcing Phil and Geraint to take matters into their own hands S01E04 0.3.0/1 7.8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 Naga Munchetty hosts an extended episode of the satirical quiz with Hugh Dennis and Ruth Davidson joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news S65E08 64.7.0/1 8/10 The MUAs' skills are tested to the limits when they work in teams to produce digital looks for Adidas at Metaverse Fashion Week, where they must impress guest judge Isamaya Ffrench. Back in the studio they're tasked with producing cartoon characters that live in a made-up world, with one of the contestants eliminated at the end of the challenge S05E05 4.4.0/1 3.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E02 14.1.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 7 (45 Min): The amateur actress who put on a performance to evade justice for a £750,000 fraud and the council worker who used £80,000 of taxpayer's cash to fuel his taste for the high life 6.9/10 Martin and Dion speak to a couple who bought their first house at auction and plan to turn it into a home in Macclesfield, two brothers who have bought some unusual disused buildings from the 1950s in Codnor and a couple hoping to make some money by renovating and selling a house in Rainworth S26E29 25.28.0/1 4.4/10 Stamford Meadows 12: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss help two teams look for items at an antiques fair in Stamford, Lincolnshire, while Natasha Raskin Sharp challenges the conkers world champion S54E25 53.24.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 Rebirth: Bear puts his foot in it with his Receptionist Team and Miles makes a move on Zara. Malika helps a labouring mother and her teenage daughter S24E75 23.74.0/1 2.9/10 Series 8 & 9 Episode 12 (Shortened): Jacqui Joseph visits Earlswood Recycling centre where she finds some sofa leather for luggage expert Neil Wragg to put to use and a mannequin for her to upcycle and sell on 7.1/10 Dorset: Two newlyweds enlist the help of Ginny Buckley in their search for a new home in the Dorset countryside. Having grown out of their town flat they need enough space for all their hobbies S23E52 22.51.0/1 5.9/10 Derby: Lee and Chris head to Derby to help Bal and her family restore her late mum's garden to its former glory. With a budget of £6,500 the pair aim to make a colourful, Indian-inspired space where the family can gather and watch Bollywood movies on their outdoor cinema screen S08E07 7.6.0/1 7.9/10 The team help an avid recycler whose small flat is bursting at the seams. With a limited budget and 24 hours, they transform the overflowing spare room into a dining area S02E07 1.6.0/1 4.4/10 Quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Ria Lina S29E32 28.31.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 06/06/2023: Alex Jones and Lauren Laverne present the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Elaine has a decision to make about George as Linda begs her to end their relationship. Having sold the Arches to Sharon, Ben focuses all his attention on Lexi but she is finding it hard to open up. Keanu is stunned to discover Sharon bought the Arches for him and he admits he is finding it difficult knowing that she is the one supporting him 5/10 Shola's behaviour causes concern with the staff leading Val to investigate. Kelly Jo's first day out of the BU goes from bad to worse when a kind-hearted gesture from Dean backfires. Myles causes problems for Joe who is already reeling from an unexpected visitor, leaving him and Mike feeling uncertain about the future S12E04 11.3.0/1 7.4/10 This companion documentary to the BBC drama Steeltown Murders tells the inside story of the police investigation into the 1973 murders of three teenage girls near the steel town of Port Talbot. With revealing interviews from detectives at the heart of the re-investigation and emotional first-time interviews from friends and family of the girls, the programme reveals how, after nearly 30 years, Wales's first serial killer was finally unmasked 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 Viking Funeral: When Thorfinn's bones are discovered on the property, he asks Sam to conduct the traditional Viking funeral he's always wanted, but Sam and Jay are torn when they learn that the bones could be sold to a museum for a lot of much-needed cash S01E03 0.2.0/1 3.7/10 Dinner Party: Sam and Jay invite Henry and Margaret to a dinner party to woo them into allowing the bed and breakfast, and the ghosts are desperately eager to be included on the guest list S01E04 0.3.0/1 3.7/10 Andrew Lloyd Webber: Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber knows he comes from a musical family, including virtuoso cellist brother Julian, but he is curious as to where his showbusiness genes and love of musical theatre come from. By following his mother's line, Andrew soon uncovers a certain Uncle Peregrine, who played a key role under Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo. On his father's side, Henry Simmonds was a missionary who dedicated his life to helping the poor and needy. Andrew is astonished to uncover stories that uncannily parallel his own life, including an ancestor with a famous cello-playing brother S20E01 19.0.0/1 8/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 07/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E03 14.2.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 8 (45 Min): The school business manager who embezzled more than £200,000 and the couple with expensive tastes who hid their relationship to pocket more than £100,000 of taxpayers' cash 6.9/10 Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow the stories of three more renovations. The auction buys in Cardiff, Preston and Wolverhampton are bought by families of property developers and two of the projects are destined to be the developers' homes while the third is given a top end refurbishment for the rental market S25E63 24.62.0/1 4.4/10 Grantham 25: In southern Lincolnshire, Nick Hall and Gary Pe help two teams scour in Grantham town centre for items, while presenter Charlie Ross finds out about four eras of English furniture with auctioneer and expert Colin Young S53E10 52.9.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 Zara tries to lay low while Scarlett and Ollie up their game. Rob goes on a mission to contact Nancy who hasn't been seen in months S24E76 23.75.0/1 2.9/10 In Somerset, Sarah Moore explores Keynsham Recycling Centre, searching for three items she hopes can be revived. There's a cast iron mangle for woodworker Bruce Faulseit and upholsterer Leigh-Anne Treadwell sets to work trying to give a much-cherished chair a second chance. Sarah herself has a metal bed frame to repurpose S12E05 11.4.0/1 7.1/10 Powys: Jules Hudson is in the Welsh county of Powys with a couple whose wish list includes an annexe for their parents, along with at least half an acre of land for their budget of £650,000. Jules also meets a man who scours space with his telescopes, looking for large, undiscovered objects that could be on a collision course with Earth S23E06 22.5.0/1 5.9/10 Coalville: Charlie and Flo go head-to-head to design a garden to match Jo and Jack's Victorian terraced house. They have just £4,500 to tick all the boxes on the couple's extensive wishlist S08E08 7.7.0/1 7.9/10 The team head to Homerton, east London to help entrepreneurs Rob and Haley make the most out of their two-bed house that is overrun with pets S02E08 1.7.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E16 27.15.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 07/06/2023: Alex Jones presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Suki sets her plan to take down Nish into action and Linda is determined to find some dirt on George. Sharon worries about Keanu's business skills so she hires Reiss to take care of the Arches accounts. Ben and Jay finally get Lexi to open up 5/10 The team welcome the Poet Laureate Simon Armitage into the Repair Shop who brings with him a harmonium, the subject of one of his poems that brings back memories of his late father. Cobbler Dean Westmoreland is given the task of repairing Valerie's pair of children's leather clogs that were bought to help her sister with mobility issues balance in the 1950s. Kirsten Ramsay is tasked with reviving Martin's broken sculpture depicting his mother as a young woman made by a Czechoslovakian art student in 1947. Finally, Kirsty visits jeweller Richard Talman, hoping he can fix her mum's silver charm bracelet gifted to her mother by her father in the early 1960s S08E05 7.4.0/1 8.5/10 The 10 remaining sewers make and celebrate garments from West Africa. Sara Pascoe and judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young are joined by guest judge, Nigerian fashion designer, Banke Kuku. The pattern challenge takes inspiration from a Ghanaian Batakari or Fugu tunic which involves sewing strips of handwoven deboya fabric. In the transformation challenge, the sewers have 90 minutes to make hand-dyed adire fabric into dresses by draping the fabric on the stand. In the made to measure challenge, the contestants make dramatic, flowing wide-sleeved robes worn by people across West Africa S09E03 8.2.0/1 6.6/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 The third kiss-off ends with a bang, as Dannii Minogue asks the couples to make their toughest choice yet - whether their relationships can survive outside the show. For one pairing, this represents a particular challenge, as they live a great distance from each other S01E07 0.6.0/1 0.4/10 The boys decide if they want to take their relationship into the real world - but not before one final party where everyone dresses up as their favourite queer icon. On the final day, family and friends come to visit, which leaves some of the boys with the unique experience of introducing them to a partner for the first time S01E08 0.7.0/1 0.4/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 How the lies of a factory worker claiming £90,000 for an accident at work were exposed when his bosses revealed he wasn't even on site. Plus, the driver who tried to get away with claiming for old damage to his car after a minor bump with a lorry is caught on camera and the cabbie who concocted a claim after a prang before being told to cough up thousands by a judge S15E04 14.3.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 9 (30 Min): The trusted parish clerk who secretly transferred the entire council budget to himself. Plus, how hidden cameras, set up under cover of darkness, exposed a greedy council tenant's deceit. Presented by Michelle Ackerley 6.9/10 Dion Dublin is in Manchester to see a three-bed semi-detached house bought by a father and son property developing team. He's also in Sheffield viewing an interesting commercial unit that was previously a photography studio. Martel Maxwell is in Hartlepool to see a three-bed mid-terrace with a very low auction guide price S26E30 25.29.0/1 4.4/10 Narberth 26: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss guide two teams in Narberth, west Wales, as they buy items to go head to head at auction in Cardiff. Host Christina Trevanion learns about a collection of First World War crested china, which was once overlooked by collectors S60E12 59.11.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 Blast from the Past: Bear and Claudia's fun day splinters, while Kirsty discovers Nina's plans for VPAS. Rosie tries her hand at diagnosing patients, much to Al's chagrin S24E77 23.76.0/1 2.9/10 In Buckinghamshire, Sarah Moore sifts through boot-fulls of rubbish at Beaconsfield recycling centre in the hope of finding three gems amongst the junk. Lighting designer Duncan McKean takes on a pair of mirrors, while a lacrosse stick and a wrought iron stand test the creative mettle of blacksmiths Bex Simon and Dave Harris. Sarah herself sets to work updating a reproduction desk S14E12 13.11.0/1 7.1/10 Somerset: Two sisters combine their resources to find a secluded house in Somerset that has enough land to start their own music festival, but on a slightly smaller scale than the one the county is famous for. Alistair Appleton escorts is on hand to help and also takes time out to visit the village of Stoke St Gregory, where an old pub has been transformed into not just the local watering hole but a community shop and cafe too S23E08 22.7.0/1 5.9/10 Leeds: Donna and Dan's garden is small and messy with lots of sharp difficult surfaces that present a problem for their youngest daughter Emilia, who has Down's syndrome. Emilia and her sister Maya love nothing more than playing in the garden, but currently it's unsafe and needs to be redesigned with more forgiving materials so they don't hurt themselves. Donna was born and raised in Norway, so Charlie Dimmock and Flo Headlam set about building a sensory, Scandi-themed garden within a £3,000 budget for the family to enjoy S08E09 7.8.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Bedford to meet single mum Katie. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, they transform her lacklustre bedroom into a relaxing space that doubles as a home office. Maxine Dwyer uses her potions to treat make-up spills on the carpet S02E09 1.8.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E17 27.16.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 08/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Sharon and Keanu continue to clash over the Arches and things get worse as Sonia and Reiss invite themselves over for the evening, forcing them to play host. Jay shares Lola's memory box with Kim and Billy and his friends realise just how much he is struggling with the grief 5/10 Reality TV star Mark Wright embarks on an epic road trip across Britain in the company of his brother Josh and father Big Mark. Along the way they open up about things that they've never spoken about before. For Mark it's a chance to reconnect focus on the things in life that really matter, Big Mark wants to regain his confidence after almost losing his life to Covid, while for Josh, it's a chance to experience things he was never able to do while he was a professional footballer. Among other things, they tackle a white-knuckle mountain bike ride, sleep in an abandoned slate mine and reflect on a tough few years S01E01 0.0.0/1 0.5/10 Alastair and Anna live in Winchester, Hampshire, and badly need their sloped garden transformed into a curvaceous country cottage idyll. They want to grow vegetables as well as have an entertaining area - all a challenge with the different levels. Charlie Dimmock and Arit Anderson take up the challenge on a budget of £5,500 7.9/10 Claire Foy: Having enjoyed researching the lives of her onscreen characters in The Crown, actress Claire Foy looks forward to delving into the lives of her own ancestors. After reminiscing about their Irish roots, her maternal grandfather directs her to 'The Castle' in Carlisle, the site of the military barracks where her great, great grandparents Henry and Maria Stimpson lived. Claire's father David was adopted, but was reunited with his birth mother Joyce later in life. Despite having got to know Joyce, he knows nothing of her ancestors, so Claire sets out to find out more S20E02 19.1.0/1 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 Fiona Bruce presents the topical debate from Norfolk, inviting a panel of politicians and other guests in King's Lynn to answer questions from an invited audience on subjects that have made the headlines over the past week 8.2/10 A rota of BBC journalists, including Adam Fleming and Chris Mason, contribute to the weekly round-up from Westminster. Collectively, they deliver their usual mix of serious analysis and light-hearted gossip concerning the biggest stories in politics 8.2/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 Claimed and Shamed: Most Shocking: The heartless woman who put in multiple false claims to profit from tragedies such as the Grenfell Tower fire. Plus, the brazen conman who forgot which side of his body his fake injury was on S15E05 14.4.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 10 (30 Min): Documentary following the investigators tracking down crooks who steal from the NHS. Officers catch a woman faking disability to claim half a million pounds in benefits 6.9/10 A semi-detached house near Whitehaven in Cumbria and terraces in Norwich in Norfolk and Birmingham in the East Midlands are all bought at online auctions. Two are destined for the rental market, while the third is a couple's first family home for them and their baby daughter. Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow developments as their new owners realise their ambitions S25E65 24.64.0/1 4.4/10 Ardingly: Eric Knowles presents from Ardingly in West Sussex as two pairs go in search of potentially profitable items at an antiques fair. Experts Jonathan Pratt and Ochuko Ojiri are on hand to help the red and blue teams. Eric also finds out all about the history of luxury Pullman railway carriages S65E18 64.17.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 The Viper's Tongue: Mrs McCarthy gets an unwelcome birthday surprise when her life is threatened by a mysterious avenging angel. Crime drama, starring Mark Williams and Sorcha Cusack S09E02 8.1.0/1 6/10 Expert upcycler Jacqui Joseph is at Earlswood Recycling centre, scouring the skips for two items that she can rework to reveal their true potential. She enlists luggage legend Neil Wragg who has his hands full with some sofa leather, while Jacqui's creativity is tested with a mannequin 7.1/10 North Yorkshire: Having spent 30 years living and working in Hong Kong, a would-be buyer teams up with presenter Jonnie Irwin, seeking a property in North Yorkshire on a budget of £350,000. Away from the property shopping, Jonnie heads to the Yorkshire Dales to discover what is being done to restore and preserve one of the most environmentally important landscapes in Europe S23E09 22.8.0/1 5.9/10 Runcorn: Lee Burkhill and Chris Hull head to Runcorn, Cheshire, where they meet two Craigs. Each has different ideas about what they want from their bland back garden. One wants a stylish, contemporary space with clean lines and the other wishes to fill the garden with wildlife. Lee and Chris set about creating the perfect garden that pleases both on a £5,000 budget S08E10 7.9.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Croydon, south London, to help new parents Adam and Jen with their unfinished nursery. After discovering they were expecting twins, DIY took a back seat, leaving the couple with no storage for their baby kit. The team has just 24 hours and a limited budget to make Adam and Jen's home child friendly S02E10 1.9.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong hosts the quiz in which contestants try to record the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Stephen Mangan reveals the correct answers and comments on the players' scores S28E18 27.17.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 09/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp round off the working week with a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Northern Ireland gymnast Rhys McClenaghan has won medals at all of the major international competitions. This documentary follows him as he takes part in 2022's three biggest events - the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, the European Championships in Munich and the Gymnastics World Championships in Liverpool. In what was the toughest year of the 23-year-old's career so far, it offers an insight into his relentless training schedule and hears about the personal and physical sacrifices that come with being an elite athlete 8.1/10 Olympic modern pentathlon gold medal winner Joe Choong, ex-England rugby League player Jon Wilkin, snowboarder Aimee Fuller and former world squash number one Nick Matthew join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E26 51.25.0/1 2.3/10 Rapper MIST, comedian Jayde Adams, interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and former Paralympian swimmer Ellie Simmonds join host Rob Brydon and regular captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack on the offbeat panel show. As usual, the participants set out to hoodwink their opponents with absurd facts and plausible fibs about themselves in a bid to secure a team victory, through rounds such as Home Truths and Quick-fire Lies S16E04 15.3.0/1 8/10 Harry Hill hosts as comedian Jack Dee and journalist Zing Tsjeng join team captain Paul Merton and Ian Hislop to delve into the comedic side of recent headline stories S65E09 64.8.0/1 8.2/10 In a bid to acquire help Dom and Kay meet up with Kirsty, who divulges some classified information - if only to stop Dom shouting at her running club - but crucially tells them she cannot help. Back on the estate, the pair are forced to deal with the consequences of their drug-dealing activities - at which point Dom receives a call from Celia Herrington, offering them freedom from the gang in return for the dossier. Comedy thriller, starring Gbemisola Ikumelo and Hammed Animashaun, with Zoe Wanamaker S01E06 0.5.0/1 2.4/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 Husband-and-wife duo Chris and Rosie are joined by star guests including Diversity's Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely, who discuss their life-long friendship. Features include Please Keep Me Anonymous, where a well-known face reads out some terrifying audience confessions and It Goes or I Go, where audience members compete to rid themselves of something their loved one refuses to remove from the house S02E05 1.4.0/1 1.2/10 The Owl and the Pussycat: A new relationship threatens to upend the Chalmers-Davises, Jacinda navigates a complex friendship and Vince struggles to ask for what he needs. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E07 2.6.0/1 0.7/10 Love in the Time of Chaos: Rosa's boys resist their new stepfather, while Oly and Santi find a new connection and Dom thinks about next steps. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E08 2.7.0/1 0.7/10 A girl is possessed by a formidable demonic entity that resists all efforts at freeing her from its grasp. In desperation, the child's mother appeals for help from a local priest and a veteran exorcist, but succeeding in this nightmarish contest of wills threatens the lives of both men. William Friedkin's horror, starring Linda Blair, Jason Miller, Ellen Burstyn, Max von Sydow and Lee J Cobb 3.5/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 10/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Matt Tebbutt is joined by Chris Evans and chefs Freddy Bird and Mandy Yin. Helen McGinn chooses wines to go with the studio dishes, and there are archive clips featuring Rick Stein, Marcus Wareing, Nadiya Hussain and Gennaro Contaldo and Antonio Carluccio 6.4/10 Classics with a Twist: Nadiya Hussain shares her love of baking with some of her favourite recipes, from every day treats to indulgent desserts. In the first episode, Nadiya kicks things off with a series of her favourite recipes for classic bakes with a twist, including a blueberry scone pizza, and a spicy Asian take on a traditional toad-in-the-hole S01E01 0.0.0/1 8.2/10 Martel Maxwell, Tommy Walsh and Jacqui Joseph explore properties to be auctioned in Bradford, West Yorkshire, and the London areas of Dulwich and Sipson, then talk to the buyers S25E03 24.2.0/1 4.4/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Oswestry 1: Natasha Raskin Sharp presents from Oswestry Showground in Shropshire, where Kate Bliss and Ben Cooper are helping today's reds and blues. Natasha also talks to Ben about his family background in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter S57E28 56.27.0/1 3.8/10 Sarah Moore salvages three items from a recycling centre in Witley, then she and two experts transform a dressing table, a vintage suitcase and a petite sofa 7.1/10 Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid against each other to buy a toy rocket and rabbit, a gramophone, lamp shades, a high chair and a brooch S04E03 3.2.0/1 4.6/10 Wye Valley: The beautiful Wye Valley may not be too far from Bristol, where today's couple are from, but it's a whole world away in terms of lifestyle. Steve Brown has some tempting properties up his sleeve and during some downtime all three manage to unwind and enjoy the scenery with a leisurely canoe ride on the River Wye itself S22E15 21.14.0/1 5.9/10 Stockport: Ben and Ruth call on the services of Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill to redesign their garden in Stockport, Greater Manchester, into something more chic. At present it's a bit dated with too much concrete - and too many level changes for it to be safe for their baby daughter Eve. The couple are imagining a wild, natural garden with prairie style planting and some opportunities for growing their own vegetables. They have a budget of £2,500 available to realise their dreams S07E35 6.34.0/1 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Marvin and Rochelle Humes host a celebrity special of the music quiz, which sees Oti Mabuse and Catherine Tyldesley, Joe Marler and Maisie Adam, and Chris McCausland and John Thomson trying to guess the songs from their intros. Which pair will make it through to the final and get the chance to win up to £10,000 for their chosen charity? S06E02 5.1.0/1 5.8/10 The comedian hosts the Saturday-night gameshow, in which contestants take on a colossal spinning wheel and answer questions in the hope of securing a cash prize. In each episode, contestants are guided by a host of celebrity experts, with tonight's advice coming from Ed Balls, Clara Amfo, Ally McCoist, Sindhu Vee, Dan Walker, Stacey Dooley and John Whaite S03E03 2.2.0/1 8.8/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Catherine Bohart, Charlie Higson, Lindsey Russell, Neil Jones, Kellie Shirley, Danny John-Jules, Sukh Ojla and Vikki Stone try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E09 15.8.0/1 7.2/10 Separation: Max takes Jodie to task for turning up to work with a hangover. When he realises that it is the anniversary of her mother's death, he tries to make amends for making a traumatic day even worse. Gethin rejects Jan's offers of help, and Jacob has arranged to see a therapist but cannot bring himself to go through with it S37E34 36.33.0/1 7.1/10 The team are called in when writer Cara Gibson is found dead under a bridge. Her books ruined careers and left a lot of lives in tatters, but could any of her subjects be driven to murder? Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E04 0.3.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Following a gig, fading music star Jackson Maine happens upon Ally, a nightclub singer-songwriter. Their instant chemistry leads to a tempestuous romance as he helps her on the road to stardom. However, Jackson's alcoholism has explosive repercussions as her career blossoms. Oscar-winning drama, starring Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper, who also directed, and Sam Elliott 7.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 03/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 03/06/2023: Matt Tebbutt is joined by chefs Ravinder Bhogal and Georgina Hayden, plus special guest Dan Aykroyd. Olly Smith chooses the wines to go with the studio dishes 6.4/10 Mary cooks four recipes that prove watching the pennies does not mean having to sacrifice on flavour. They include a crab courgetti spaghetti dish that uses tinned fish at a fraction of the cost of fresh. Plus, a spinach filo swirl demonstrates an inventive way of stretching six sausages to feed the family S01E06 0.5.0/1 8.3/10 Alex Scott looks ahead to today's FA Cup final between Manchester City and Manchester United at Wembley Stadium 7.3/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 A reimagined look back at the 2022/23 season's gripping FA Cup journey through a homage to classic video games 6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United (Kick-off 3.00pm). Gary Lineker presents coverage of the final from Wembley Stadium, as the local rivals battle it out for the prestigious trophy. Premier League-winners City claimed a 3-0 win over Championship side Sheffield United in the semi-finals, before United overcame Brighton & Hove Albion on penalties to reach their second Wembley final of the campaign, having already lifted the Carabao Cup. The Citizens prevailed 6-3 when the neighbours met in the league in October at Etihad Stadium, but United gained a measure of revenge with a 2-1 victory at Old Trafford three months later. With analysis from Alan Shearer, Micah Richards and Peter Schmeichel 6.4/10 Aylesbury & Liphook (Extended): Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers create a sensory garden for two autistic girls in Aylesbury, while also providing a garden in Liphook for Anne, Shaun and daughter Joanne 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Bradley Walsh hosts the revival of the comedy quiz show, with panellists Lorraine Kelly, Richard Madeley, Suzi Ruffell, Jimmy Carr, Su Pollard and Big Narstie helping contestants win some brilliant prizes by filling in the blanks S2022E03 2021.2.0/1 3.9/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Kaye Adams, Kai Widdrington, Kelly Cates, Jill Douglas, Lucy Porter, Kevin Eldon, Dr Daniel Olaiya, Dr Raphael Olaiya try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E08 15.7.0/1 7.2/10 Armour Plated: Iain is called out to a multi-vehicle crash caused by a man jumping from a bridge. The crisis forces him to relive traumatic memories of the events that led to his partner's death, and makes him question his relationship with a still struggling Faith. Jodie comes to see a different side to her father, Cam finds himself lodging with unexpected company, and Paige receives some troubling news S37E33 36.32.0/1 7.1/10 A scientist's body is found in Loch Katrine, a case that reminds Annika of a play by Ibsen. But with so many people wanting the victim dead, which one did he push over the edge? Away from work, the DI takes more than a parental interest in Morgan's therapist. Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E03 0.2.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Behind-the-scenes documentary looking at how the Argentina star, won the World Cup for the first time in his illustrious career last year in Qatar. With contributions from his international teammates, including Premier League stars Emi Martinez, Alexix Mac Allister and Julian Alvarez, and manager Lionel Scaloni 9.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 After a series of violent murders scandalises Victorian London, the media-dubbed Limehouse Golem strikes fear into the hearts of the public. Into this melting pot is thrust well-intentioned inspector John Kildare, who has never been given a murder case before. The Scotland Yard sleuth knows he has been set up to fail, but soon uncovers a lead that implicates Karl Marx, George Gissing and the popular music hall star Dan Leno. He follows the trail, wherever it may lead, through the seediest and most intriguing parts of London. Thriller, starring Bill Nighy, Douglas Booth and Olivia Cooke 8.1/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 04/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Interviews with key politicians and public figures 8.3/10 Kent: Mehreen Baig follows in the footsteps of Charles Dickens as she explores the Kent countryside, visiting the setting of Great Expectations and the house where the author died S01E05 0.4.0/1 7.7/10 The development potential of a Warwickshire property above a former brewery, a Staffordshire house with a huge back garden and a former farm building in Nottinghamshire S24E51 23.50.0/1 4.4/10 Charlie Ross presents the show from the Kent County Showground in Detling, and finds out about local explorer Julius Brenchley. With experts Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 The Angel of the North: The Rev Kate Bottley celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Angel of the North, joined by the statue's creator Antony Gormley and the former Bishop of Jarrow 7.8/10 04/06/2023: Viewers' opinions on BBC shows and behind-the-scenes reports on new programmes S2023E06 2022.5.0/1 7.4/10 Cornwall (Extended Version): Steve Brown helps a couple from Hertfordshire to find a new home in their favourite holiday destination of Cornwall, as well as meeting a local ceramicist 5.9/10 An earthquake forces a bear from the Peruvian jungle to start a new life in London. He finds modern Britain to be very different from the stories told to him by his aunt, but makes a new home with a kindly family. However, a sinister taxidermist intends to turn him into a museum exhibit. Comedy based on Michael Bond's series of children's books, starring Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins and Nicole Kidman, with the voice of Ben Whishaw 8.7/10 Protecting Primates: With more than half of the world's primates under threat of extinction, Chris Packham narrates a look at what is being done to protect primates, with scientists making ground-breaking discoveries about this remarkable animal family. Researcher Dr Cat Hobaiter has spent 13 years studying chimpanzees in the jungles of Uganda, while on Thailand's East coast, Dr Amanda Tan reveals how long-tailed macaques use tools to harvest shellfish S01E03 0.2.0/1 8.5/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Lower Hampen: Charlotte Smith and Matt Baker are at Lower Hampen Farm in the Cotswolds to meet Lydia and Clive Handy who have turned back the clock to adopt a more traditional approach to farming. Matt weaves a yarn, using wool from the farm's rare breed sheep, and Charlotte lifts the lid on soil microbiology and how it could impact the way we grow our food in the future. Adam Henson looks at a major food fraud in the British pig industry and Tom Heap investigates how food price inflation could impact the nation's health. S2023E23 2022.22.0/1 7.2/10 Deep Thinkers: Disguised underwater cameras capture footage of sea creatures. The first episode features the most intelligent animals in the ocean, including sperm whales and octopuses, which are shown using improvised tools to fend off rivals. The programme also features puffer fish creating sand sculptures and a hermit crab that becomes an unwitting documentary-maker after it steals the shell with a spy camera in. Narrated by David Tennant S01E01 0.0.0/1 8/10 Clissold Park, Stoke Newington 2: Fiona Bruce presents the show from Clissold Park, Stoke Newington, where treasures include Lewis Hamilton's racing helmet, Scandinavian jewellery and memorabilia from the movie Blade Runner. Marc Allum hears the inspiring story of the British Reggae Artists Famine Appeal, a fundraising response to Live Aid in 1985, while Will Farmer inspects a perspex mermaid sculpture by Arthur Fleischmann S45E16 44.15.0/1 7/10 Annie invites Terry to Marlene's party in the hope that it will help him to make a fresh start. But seeing a carefree and integrated Annie only makes Terry feel like more of an outsider and his PTSD spirals. With her parents out all night, Pattie tries to confront her problems head on and ends up in a dangerous situation S01E04 0.3.0/1 9.2/10 News/Current Affairs 3.7/10 News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 Divorcee Toby Howard and his ex-con older brother Tanner embark on a meticulously-planned crime spree, hoping to rob every branch of the West Texas bank that has threatened to foreclose on their family ranch. However, they soon find themselves being pursued by two veteran Texas Rangers. Neo-western drama, starring Jeff Bridges, Chris Pine and Ben Foster 5.7/10 Former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann, British gymnastics great Beth Tweddle, seven-time snooker world champion Stephen Hendry and BBC sports presenter JJ Chalmers join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E25 51.24.0/1 2.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 05/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 A woman claiming £1.7 million for injuries who was caught on camera while shopping, and a yoga instructor who bent the truth to get a pay-out following an accident S15E01 14.0.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 6 (45 Min): Police pursue security guards suspected of stealing £200,000 of hospital parking fees. Plus, a charity worker brazenly transfers £500,000 of public money to his own bank account 6.9/10 Martin Roberts and the team are in Scotland and the north of England to follow renovations in Paisley, Coventry and Bradford S25E62 24.61.0/1 4.4/10 Hemswell: Caroline Hawley presents the show from Hemswell in Lincolnshire, and has a mystery to solve. Izzie Balmer and Mark Stacey help the Reds and Blues to a prime purchase S65E03 64.2.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 Darker Dimensions: Al is giddy with excitement when he takes Emma to a Comic Con - but will Emma embrace the world of Darker Dimensions and its obsessive fans? S24E74 23.73.0/1 2.9/10 Jacqui Joseph rescues an old, rusty pulley, a nursing chair and a table with cast-iron legs from Altrincham recycling centre S14E10 13.9.0/1 7.1/10 Lancashire: Jules Hudson helps a couple to find a new home in Lancashire after years living in Australia, and visits a nature reserve created at a quarry used to build the UK's first motorway S23E51 22.50.0/1 5.9/10 Swindon: Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull are in Swindon to transform a troublesome sloping plot with a rotten deck into a 21st-century cottage garden perfect for entertaining friends S08E06 7.5.0/1 7.9/10 The team visits busy mum Monique at her two-bedroom home in South East London. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, the team create special bunkbed spaces for her two daughters, address the overspill of toys with bespoke storage solutions, and give their bathroom a deep clean S02E06 1.5.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong is joined by co-host Ria Lina on the quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions S29E31 28.30.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 5.8/10 Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas present the first visit of the week to the One Show studio, featuring the usual mix of topical stories and celebrity chat 4/10 Linda struggles with the Knight family invasion on the Vic and George speaks to Phil about a collaboration with the Boxing Den. Ben reveals his plan to sell the Arches but Phil is not impressed when he finds out the potential buyer is Sharon. Things are tense with the Panesars and Eve and Suki find their chance to get rid of Nish for good 5/10 The UK is facing a chronic illness epidemic, with diabetes rates at record levels and cancers in young people rising steeply. Now, there's growing evidence suggesting this could be linked to the food we eat. Ultra-processed convenience foods contain chemicals that UK regulators say are safe, but Panorama investigates emerging scientific evidence of a link between some of these chemicals and cancer, diabetes, and strokes 8.1/10 Rav Wilding and YouTuber Jim Browning join forces with ethical hackers to hunt down cyber criminals. Using the same remote-access technology that criminals use to scam their victims, the team hacks the hackers and monitors their operation 7/10 Paul insists on having Kappen's body exhumed. Jackie reluctantly allows it, but warns him that a wrong step could fatally compromise the force's reputation. At a press conference discussing the exhumation, questions are raised about the line of enquiry regarding Willoughby, and why more is not being done to eliminate other suspects first. Paul nonetheless puts all his efforts into following the Kappen theory, forcing Phil and Geraint to take matters into their own hands S01E04 0.3.0/1 7.8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Naga Munchetty hosts an extended episode of the satirical quiz with Hugh Dennis and Ruth Davidson joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news S65E08 64.7.0/1 8/10 The MUAs' skills are tested to the limits when they work in teams to produce digital looks for Adidas at Metaverse Fashion Week, where they must impress guest judge Isamaya Ffrench. Back in the studio they're tasked with producing cartoon characters that live in a made-up world, with one of the contestants eliminated at the end of the challenge S05E05 4.4.0/1 3.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E02 14.1.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 7 (45 Min): The amateur actress who put on a performance to evade justice for a £750,000 fraud and the council worker who used £80,000 of taxpayer's cash to fuel his taste for the high life 6.9/10 Martin and Dion speak to a couple who bought their first house at auction and plan to turn it into a home in Macclesfield, two brothers who have bought some unusual disused buildings from the 1950s in Codnor and a couple hoping to make some money by renovating and selling a house in Rainworth S26E29 25.28.0/1 4.4/10 Stamford Meadows 12: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss help two teams look for items at an antiques fair in Stamford, Lincolnshire, while Natasha Raskin Sharp challenges the conkers world champion S54E25 53.24.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 Rebirth: Bear puts his foot in it with his Receptionist Team and Miles makes a move on Zara. Malika helps a labouring mother and her teenage daughter S24E75 23.74.0/1 2.9/10 Series 8 & 9 Episode 12 (Shortened): Jacqui Joseph visits Earlswood Recycling centre where she finds some sofa leather for luggage expert Neil Wragg to put to use and a mannequin for her to upcycle and sell on 7.1/10 Dorset: Two newlyweds enlist the help of Ginny Buckley in their search for a new home in the Dorset countryside. Having grown out of their town flat they need enough space for all their hobbies S23E52 22.51.0/1 5.9/10 Derby: Lee and Chris head to Derby to help Bal and her family restore her late mum's garden to its former glory. With a budget of £6,500 the pair aim to make a colourful, Indian-inspired space where the family can gather and watch Bollywood movies on their outdoor cinema screen S08E07 7.6.0/1 7.9/10 The team help an avid recycler whose small flat is bursting at the seams. With a limited budget and 24 hours, they transform the overflowing spare room into a dining area S02E07 1.6.0/1 4.4/10 Quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Ria Lina S29E32 28.31.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 06/06/2023: Alex Jones and Lauren Laverne present the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Elaine has a decision to make about George as Linda begs her to end their relationship. Having sold the Arches to Sharon, Ben focuses all his attention on Lexi but she is finding it hard to open up. Keanu is stunned to discover Sharon bought the Arches for him and he admits he is finding it difficult knowing that she is the one supporting him 5/10 Shola's behaviour causes concern with the staff leading Val to investigate. Kelly Jo's first day out of the BU goes from bad to worse when a kind-hearted gesture from Dean backfires. Myles causes problems for Joe who is already reeling from an unexpected visitor, leaving him and Mike feeling uncertain about the future S12E04 11.3.0/1 7.4/10 This companion documentary to the BBC drama Steeltown Murders tells the inside story of the police investigation into the 1973 murders of three teenage girls near the steel town of Port Talbot. With revealing interviews from detectives at the heart of the re-investigation and emotional first-time interviews from friends and family of the girls, the programme reveals how, after nearly 30 years, Wales's first serial killer was finally unmasked 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Viking Funeral: When Thorfinn's bones are discovered on the property, he asks Sam to conduct the traditional Viking funeral he's always wanted, but Sam and Jay are torn when they learn that the bones could be sold to a museum for a lot of much-needed cash S01E03 0.2.0/1 3.7/10 Dinner Party: Sam and Jay invite Henry and Margaret to a dinner party to woo them into allowing the bed and breakfast, and the ghosts are desperately eager to be included on the guest list S01E04 0.3.0/1 3.7/10 Andrew Lloyd Webber: Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber knows he comes from a musical family, including virtuoso cellist brother Julian, but he is curious as to where his showbusiness genes and love of musical theatre come from. By following his mother's line, Andrew soon uncovers a certain Uncle Peregrine, who played a key role under Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo. On his father's side, Henry Simmonds was a missionary who dedicated his life to helping the poor and needy. Andrew is astonished to uncover stories that uncannily parallel his own life, including an ancestor with a famous cello-playing brother S20E01 19.0.0/1 8/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 07/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E03 14.2.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 8 (45 Min): The school business manager who embezzled more than £200,000 and the couple with expensive tastes who hid their relationship to pocket more than £100,000 of taxpayers' cash 6.9/10 Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow the stories of three more renovations. The auction buys in Cardiff, Preston and Wolverhampton are bought by families of property developers and two of the projects are destined to be the developers' homes while the third is given a top end refurbishment for the rental market S25E63 24.62.0/1 4.4/10 Grantham 25: In southern Lincolnshire, Nick Hall and Gary Pe help two teams scour in Grantham town centre for items, while presenter Charlie Ross finds out about four eras of English furniture with auctioneer and expert Colin Young S53E10 52.9.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 Zara tries to lay low while Scarlett and Ollie up their game. Rob goes on a mission to contact Nancy who hasn't been seen in months S24E76 23.75.0/1 2.9/10 In Somerset, Sarah Moore explores Keynsham Recycling Centre, searching for three items she hopes can be revived. There's a cast iron mangle for woodworker Bruce Faulseit and upholsterer Leigh-Anne Treadwell sets to work trying to give a much-cherished chair a second chance. Sarah herself has a metal bed frame to repurpose S12E05 11.4.0/1 7.1/10 Powys: Jules Hudson is in the Welsh county of Powys with a couple whose wish list includes an annexe for their parents, along with at least half an acre of land for their budget of £650,000. Jules also meets a man who scours space with his telescopes, looking for large, undiscovered objects that could be on a collision course with Earth S23E06 22.5.0/1 5.9/10 Coalville: Charlie and Flo go head-to-head to design a garden to match Jo and Jack's Victorian terraced house. They have just £4,500 to tick all the boxes on the couple's extensive wishlist S08E08 7.7.0/1 7.9/10 The team head to Homerton, east London to help entrepreneurs Rob and Haley make the most out of their two-bed house that is overrun with pets S02E08 1.7.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E16 27.15.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 07/06/2023: Alex Jones presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Suki sets her plan to take down Nish into action and Linda is determined to find some dirt on George. Sharon worries about Keanu's business skills so she hires Reiss to take care of the Arches accounts. Ben and Jay finally get Lexi to open up 5/10 The team welcome the Poet Laureate Simon Armitage into the Repair Shop who brings with him a harmonium, the subject of one of his poems that brings back memories of his late father. Cobbler Dean Westmoreland is given the task of repairing Valerie's pair of children's leather clogs that were bought to help her sister with mobility issues balance in the 1950s. Kirsten Ramsay is tasked with reviving Martin's broken sculpture depicting his mother as a young woman made by a Czechoslovakian art student in 1947. Finally, Kirsty visits jeweller Richard Talman, hoping he can fix her mum's silver charm bracelet gifted to her mother by her father in the early 1960s S08E05 7.4.0/1 8.5/10 The 10 remaining sewers make and celebrate garments from West Africa. Sara Pascoe and judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young are joined by guest judge, Nigerian fashion designer, Banke Kuku. The pattern challenge takes inspiration from a Ghanaian Batakari or Fugu tunic which involves sewing strips of handwoven deboya fabric. In the transformation challenge, the sewers have 90 minutes to make hand-dyed adire fabric into dresses by draping the fabric on the stand. In the made to measure challenge, the contestants make dramatic, flowing wide-sleeved robes worn by people across West Africa S09E03 8.2.0/1 6.6/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs The third kiss-off ends with a bang, as Dannii Minogue asks the couples to make their toughest choice yet - whether their relationships can survive outside the show. For one pairing, this represents a particular challenge, as they live a great distance from each other S01E07 0.6.0/1 0.4/10 The boys decide if they want to take their relationship into the real world - but not before one final party where everyone dresses up as their favourite queer icon. On the final day, family and friends come to visit, which leaves some of the boys with the unique experience of introducing them to a partner for the first time S01E08 0.7.0/1 0.4/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 How the lies of a factory worker claiming £90,000 for an accident at work were exposed when his bosses revealed he wasn't even on site. Plus, the driver who tried to get away with claiming for old damage to his car after a minor bump with a lorry is caught on camera and the cabbie who concocted a claim after a prang before being told to cough up thousands by a judge S15E04 14.3.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 9 (30 Min): The trusted parish clerk who secretly transferred the entire council budget to himself. Plus, how hidden cameras, set up under cover of darkness, exposed a greedy council tenant's deceit. Presented by Michelle Ackerley 6.9/10 Dion Dublin is in Manchester to see a three-bed semi-detached house bought by a father and son property developing team. He's also in Sheffield viewing an interesting commercial unit that was previously a photography studio. Martel Maxwell is in Hartlepool to see a three-bed mid-terrace with a very low auction guide price S26E30 25.29.0/1 4.4/10 Narberth 26: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss guide two teams in Narberth, west Wales, as they buy items to go head to head at auction in Cardiff. Host Christina Trevanion learns about a collection of First World War crested china, which was once overlooked by collectors S60E12 59.11.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 Blast from the Past: Bear and Claudia's fun day splinters, while Kirsty discovers Nina's plans for VPAS. Rosie tries her hand at diagnosing patients, much to Al's chagrin S24E77 23.76.0/1 2.9/10 In Buckinghamshire, Sarah Moore sifts through boot-fulls of rubbish at Beaconsfield recycling centre in the hope of finding three gems amongst the junk. Lighting designer Duncan McKean takes on a pair of mirrors, while a lacrosse stick and a wrought iron stand test the creative mettle of blacksmiths Bex Simon and Dave Harris. Sarah herself sets to work updating a reproduction desk S14E12 13.11.0/1 7.1/10 Somerset: Two sisters combine their resources to find a secluded house in Somerset that has enough land to start their own music festival, but on a slightly smaller scale than the one the county is famous for. Alistair Appleton escorts is on hand to help and also takes time out to visit the village of Stoke St Gregory, where an old pub has been transformed into not just the local watering hole but a community shop and cafe too S23E08 22.7.0/1 5.9/10 Leeds: Donna and Dan's garden is small and messy with lots of sharp difficult surfaces that present a problem for their youngest daughter Emilia, who has Down's syndrome. Emilia and her sister Maya love nothing more than playing in the garden, but currently it's unsafe and needs to be redesigned with more forgiving materials so they don't hurt themselves. Donna was born and raised in Norway, so Charlie Dimmock and Flo Headlam set about building a sensory, Scandi-themed garden within a £3,000 budget for the family to enjoy S08E09 7.8.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Bedford to meet single mum Katie. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, they transform her lacklustre bedroom into a relaxing space that doubles as a home office. Maxine Dwyer uses her potions to treat make-up spills on the carpet S02E09 1.8.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E17 27.16.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 08/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Sharon and Keanu continue to clash over the Arches and things get worse as Sonia and Reiss invite themselves over for the evening, forcing them to play host. Jay shares Lola's memory box with Kim and Billy and his friends realise just how much he is struggling with the grief 5/10 Reality TV star Mark Wright embarks on an epic road trip across Britain in the company of his brother Josh and father Big Mark. Along the way they open up about things that they've never spoken about before. For Mark it's a chance to reconnect focus on the things in life that really matter, Big Mark wants to regain his confidence after almost losing his life to Covid, while for Josh, it's a chance to experience things he was never able to do while he was a professional footballer. Among other things, they tackle a white-knuckle mountain bike ride, sleep in an abandoned slate mine and reflect on a tough few years S01E01 0.0.0/1 0.5/10 Alastair and Anna live in Winchester, Hampshire, and badly need their sloped garden transformed into a curvaceous country cottage idyll. They want to grow vegetables as well as have an entertaining area - all a challenge with the different levels. Charlie Dimmock and Arit Anderson take up the challenge on a budget of £5,500 7.9/10 Claire Foy: Having enjoyed researching the lives of her onscreen characters in The Crown, actress Claire Foy looks forward to delving into the lives of her own ancestors. After reminiscing about their Irish roots, her maternal grandfather directs her to 'The Castle' in Carlisle, the site of the military barracks where her great, great grandparents Henry and Maria Stimpson lived. Claire's father David was adopted, but was reunited with his birth mother Joyce later in life. Despite having got to know Joyce, he knows nothing of her ancestors, so Claire sets out to find out more S20E02 19.1.0/1 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Fiona Bruce presents the topical debate from Norfolk, inviting a panel of politicians and other guests in King's Lynn to answer questions from an invited audience on subjects that have made the headlines over the past week 8.2/10 A rota of BBC journalists, including Adam Fleming and Chris Mason, contribute to the weekly round-up from Westminster. Collectively, they deliver their usual mix of serious analysis and light-hearted gossip concerning the biggest stories in politics 8.2/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 Claimed and Shamed: Most Shocking: The heartless woman who put in multiple false claims to profit from tragedies such as the Grenfell Tower fire. Plus, the brazen conman who forgot which side of his body his fake injury was on S15E05 14.4.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 10 (30 Min): Documentary following the investigators tracking down crooks who steal from the NHS. Officers catch a woman faking disability to claim half a million pounds in benefits 6.9/10 A semi-detached house near Whitehaven in Cumbria and terraces in Norwich in Norfolk and Birmingham in the East Midlands are all bought at online auctions. Two are destined for the rental market, while the third is a couple's first family home for them and their baby daughter. Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow developments as their new owners realise their ambitions S25E65 24.64.0/1 4.4/10 Ardingly: Eric Knowles presents from Ardingly in West Sussex as two pairs go in search of potentially profitable items at an antiques fair. Experts Jonathan Pratt and Ochuko Ojiri are on hand to help the red and blue teams. Eric also finds out all about the history of luxury Pullman railway carriages S65E18 64.17.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 The Viper's Tongue: Mrs McCarthy gets an unwelcome birthday surprise when her life is threatened by a mysterious avenging angel. Crime drama, starring Mark Williams and Sorcha Cusack S09E02 8.1.0/1 6/10 Expert upcycler Jacqui Joseph is at Earlswood Recycling centre, scouring the skips for two items that she can rework to reveal their true potential. She enlists luggage legend Neil Wragg who has his hands full with some sofa leather, while Jacqui's creativity is tested with a mannequin 7.1/10 North Yorkshire: Having spent 30 years living and working in Hong Kong, a would-be buyer teams up with presenter Jonnie Irwin, seeking a property in North Yorkshire on a budget of £350,000. Away from the property shopping, Jonnie heads to the Yorkshire Dales to discover what is being done to restore and preserve one of the most environmentally important landscapes in Europe S23E09 22.8.0/1 5.9/10 Runcorn: Lee Burkhill and Chris Hull head to Runcorn, Cheshire, where they meet two Craigs. Each has different ideas about what they want from their bland back garden. One wants a stylish, contemporary space with clean lines and the other wishes to fill the garden with wildlife. Lee and Chris set about creating the perfect garden that pleases both on a £5,000 budget S08E10 7.9.0/1 7.9/10 Alexander Armstrong hosts the quiz in which contestants try to record the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Stephen Mangan reveals the correct answers and comments on the players' scores S28E18 27.17.0/1 6.6/10 News/Current Affairs Olympic modern pentathlon gold medal winner Joe Choong, ex-England rugby League player Jon Wilkin, snowboarder Aimee Fuller and former world squash number one Nick Matthew join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E26 51.25.0/1 2.3/10 Rapper MIST, comedian Jayde Adams, interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and former Paralympian swimmer Ellie Simmonds join host Rob Brydon and regular captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack on the offbeat panel show. As usual, the participants set out to hoodwink their opponents with absurd facts and plausible fibs about themselves in a bid to secure a team victory, through rounds such as Home Truths and Quick-fire Lies S16E04 15.3.0/1 8/10 Harry Hill hosts as comedian Jack Dee and journalist Zing Tsjeng join team captain Paul Merton and Ian Hislop to delve into the comedic side of recent headline stories S65E09 64.8.0/1 8.2/10 In a bid to acquire help Dom and Kay meet up with Kirsty, who divulges some classified information - if only to stop Dom shouting at her running club - but crucially tells them she cannot help. Back on the estate, the pair are forced to deal with the consequences of their drug-dealing activities - at which point Dom receives a call from Celia Herrington, offering them freedom from the gang in return for the dossier. Comedy thriller, starring Gbemisola Ikumelo and Hammed Animashaun, with Zoe Wanamaker S01E06 0.5.0/1 2.4/10 Husband-and-wife duo Chris and Rosie are joined by star guests including Diversity's Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely, who discuss their life-long friendship. Features include Please Keep Me Anonymous, where a well-known face reads out some terrifying audience confessions and It Goes or I Go, where audience members compete to rid themselves of something their loved one refuses to remove from the house S02E05 1.4.0/1 1.2/10 A girl is possessed by a formidable demonic entity that resists all efforts at freeing her from its grasp. In desperation, the child's mother appeals for help from a local priest and a veteran exorcist, but succeeding in this nightmarish contest of wills threatens the lives of both men. William Friedkin's horror, starring Linda Blair, Jason Miller, Ellen Burstyn, Max von Sydow and Lee J Cobb 3.5/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 10/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Matt Tebbutt is joined by Chris Evans and chefs Freddy Bird and Mandy Yin. Helen McGinn chooses wines to go with the studio dishes, and there are archive clips featuring Rick Stein, Marcus Wareing, Nadiya Hussain and Gennaro Contaldo and Antonio Carluccio 6.4/10 Classics with a Twist: Nadiya Hussain shares her love of baking with some of her favourite recipes, from every day treats to indulgent desserts. In the first episode, Nadiya kicks things off with a series of her favourite recipes for classic bakes with a twist, including a blueberry scone pizza, and a spicy Asian take on a traditional toad-in-the-hole S01E01 0.0.0/1 8.2/10 Martel Maxwell, Tommy Walsh and Jacqui Joseph explore properties to be auctioned in Bradford, West Yorkshire, and the London areas of Dulwich and Sipson, then talk to the buyers S25E03 24.2.0/1 4.4/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Oswestry 1: Natasha Raskin Sharp presents from Oswestry Showground in Shropshire, where Kate Bliss and Ben Cooper are helping today's reds and blues. Natasha also talks to Ben about his family background in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter S57E28 56.27.0/1 3.8/10 Sarah Moore salvages three items from a recycling centre in Witley, then she and two experts transform a dressing table, a vintage suitcase and a petite sofa 7.1/10 Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid against each other to buy a toy rocket and rabbit, a gramophone, lamp shades, a high chair and a brooch S04E03 3.2.0/1 4.6/10 Wye Valley: The beautiful Wye Valley may not be too far from Bristol, where today's couple are from, but it's a whole world away in terms of lifestyle. Steve Brown has some tempting properties up his sleeve and during some downtime all three manage to unwind and enjoy the scenery with a leisurely canoe ride on the River Wye itself S22E15 21.14.0/1 5.9/10 Stockport: Ben and Ruth call on the services of Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill to redesign their garden in Stockport, Greater Manchester, into something more chic. At present it's a bit dated with too much concrete - and too many level changes for it to be safe for their baby daughter Eve. The couple are imagining a wild, natural garden with prairie style planting and some opportunities for growing their own vegetables. They have a budget of £2,500 available to realise their dreams S07E35 6.34.0/1 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Marvin and Rochelle Humes host a celebrity special of the music quiz, which sees Oti Mabuse and Catherine Tyldesley, Joe Marler and Maisie Adam, and Chris McCausland and John Thomson trying to guess the songs from their intros. Which pair will make it through to the final and get the chance to win up to £10,000 for their chosen charity? S06E02 5.1.0/1 5.8/10 The comedian hosts the Saturday-night gameshow, in which contestants take on a colossal spinning wheel and answer questions in the hope of securing a cash prize. In each episode, contestants are guided by a host of celebrity experts, with tonight's advice coming from Ed Balls, Clara Amfo, Ally McCoist, Sindhu Vee, Dan Walker, Stacey Dooley and John Whaite S03E03 2.2.0/1 8.8/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Catherine Bohart, Charlie Higson, Lindsey Russell, Neil Jones, Kellie Shirley, Danny John-Jules, Sukh Ojla and Vikki Stone try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E09 15.8.0/1 7.2/10 Separation: Max takes Jodie to task for turning up to work with a hangover. When he realises that it is the anniversary of her mother's death, he tries to make amends for making a traumatic day even worse. Gethin rejects Jan's offers of help, and Jacob has arranged to see a therapist but cannot bring himself to go through with it S37E34 36.33.0/1 7.1/10 The team are called in when writer Cara Gibson is found dead under a bridge. Her books ruined careers and left a lot of lives in tatters, but could any of her subjects be driven to murder? Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E04 0.3.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Following a gig, fading music star Jackson Maine happens upon Ally, a nightclub singer-songwriter. Their instant chemistry leads to a tempestuous romance as he helps her on the road to stardom. However, Jackson's alcoholism has explosive repercussions as her career blossoms. Oscar-winning drama, starring Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper, who also directed, and Sam Elliott 7.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 03/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 03/06/2023: Matt Tebbutt is joined by chefs Ravinder Bhogal and Georgina Hayden, plus special guest Dan Aykroyd. Olly Smith chooses the wines to go with the studio dishes 6.4/10 Mary cooks four recipes that prove watching the pennies does not mean having to sacrifice on flavour. They include a crab courgetti spaghetti dish that uses tinned fish at a fraction of the cost of fresh. Plus, a spinach filo swirl demonstrates an inventive way of stretching six sausages to feed the family S01E06 0.5.0/1 8.3/10 Alex Scott looks ahead to today's FA Cup final between Manchester City and Manchester United at Wembley Stadium 7.3/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 A reimagined look back at the 2022/23 season's gripping FA Cup journey through a homage to classic video games 6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United (Kick-off 3.00pm). Gary Lineker presents coverage of the final from Wembley Stadium, as the local rivals battle it out for the prestigious trophy. Premier League-winners City claimed a 3-0 win over Championship side Sheffield United in the semi-finals, before United overcame Brighton & Hove Albion on penalties to reach their second Wembley final of the campaign, having already lifted the Carabao Cup. The Citizens prevailed 6-3 when the neighbours met in the league in October at Etihad Stadium, but United gained a measure of revenge with a 2-1 victory at Old Trafford three months later. With analysis from Alan Shearer, Micah Richards and Peter Schmeichel 6.4/10 Aylesbury & Liphook (Extended): Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers create a sensory garden for two autistic girls in Aylesbury, while also providing a garden in Liphook for Anne, Shaun and daughter Joanne 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Bradley Walsh hosts the revival of the comedy quiz show, with panellists Lorraine Kelly, Richard Madeley, Suzi Ruffell, Jimmy Carr, Su Pollard and Big Narstie helping contestants win some brilliant prizes by filling in the blanks S2022E03 2021.2.0/1 3.9/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Kaye Adams, Kai Widdrington, Kelly Cates, Jill Douglas, Lucy Porter, Kevin Eldon, Dr Daniel Olaiya, Dr Raphael Olaiya try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E08 15.7.0/1 7.2/10 Armour Plated: Iain is called out to a multi-vehicle crash caused by a man jumping from a bridge. The crisis forces him to relive traumatic memories of the events that led to his partner's death, and makes him question his relationship with a still struggling Faith. Jodie comes to see a different side to her father, Cam finds himself lodging with unexpected company, and Paige receives some troubling news S37E33 36.32.0/1 7.1/10 A scientist's body is found in Loch Katrine, a case that reminds Annika of a play by Ibsen. But with so many people wanting the victim dead, which one did he push over the edge? Away from work, the DI takes more than a parental interest in Morgan's therapist. Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E03 0.2.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Behind-the-scenes documentary looking at how the Argentina star, won the World Cup for the first time in his illustrious career last year in Qatar. With contributions from his international teammates, including Premier League stars Emi Martinez, Alexix Mac Allister and Julian Alvarez, and manager Lionel Scaloni 9.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 After a series of violent murders scandalises Victorian London, the media-dubbed Limehouse Golem strikes fear into the hearts of the public. Into this melting pot is thrust well-intentioned inspector John Kildare, who has never been given a murder case before. The Scotland Yard sleuth knows he has been set up to fail, but soon uncovers a lead that implicates Karl Marx, George Gissing and the popular music hall star Dan Leno. He follows the trail, wherever it may lead, through the seediest and most intriguing parts of London. Thriller, starring Bill Nighy, Douglas Booth and Olivia Cooke 8.1/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 04/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Interviews with key politicians and public figures 8.3/10 Kent: Mehreen Baig follows in the footsteps of Charles Dickens as she explores the Kent countryside, visiting the setting of Great Expectations and the house where the author died S01E05 0.4.0/1 7.7/10 The development potential of a Warwickshire property above a former brewery, a Staffordshire house with a huge back garden and a former farm building in Nottinghamshire S24E51 23.50.0/1 4.4/10 Charlie Ross presents the show from the Kent County Showground in Detling, and finds out about local explorer Julius Brenchley. With experts Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 The Angel of the North: The Rev Kate Bottley celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Angel of the North, joined by the statue's creator Antony Gormley and the former Bishop of Jarrow 7.8/10 04/06/2023: Viewers' opinions on BBC shows and behind-the-scenes reports on new programmes S2023E06 2022.5.0/1 7.4/10 Cornwall (Extended Version): Steve Brown helps a couple from Hertfordshire to find a new home in their favourite holiday destination of Cornwall, as well as meeting a local ceramicist 5.9/10 An earthquake forces a bear from the Peruvian jungle to start a new life in London. He finds modern Britain to be very different from the stories told to him by his aunt, but makes a new home with a kindly family. However, a sinister taxidermist intends to turn him into a museum exhibit. Comedy based on Michael Bond's series of children's books, starring Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins and Nicole Kidman, with the voice of Ben Whishaw 8.7/10 Protecting Primates: With more than half of the world's primates under threat of extinction, Chris Packham narrates a look at what is being done to protect primates, with scientists making ground-breaking discoveries about this remarkable animal family. Researcher Dr Cat Hobaiter has spent 13 years studying chimpanzees in the jungles of Uganda, while on Thailand's East coast, Dr Amanda Tan reveals how long-tailed macaques use tools to harvest shellfish S01E03 0.2.0/1 8.5/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Lower Hampen: Charlotte Smith and Matt Baker are at Lower Hampen Farm in the Cotswolds to meet Lydia and Clive Handy who have turned back the clock to adopt a more traditional approach to farming. Matt weaves a yarn, using wool from the farm's rare breed sheep, and Charlotte lifts the lid on soil microbiology and how it could impact the way we grow our food in the future. Adam Henson looks at a major food fraud in the British pig industry and Tom Heap investigates how food price inflation could impact the nation's health. S2023E23 2022.22.0/1 7.2/10 Deep Thinkers: Disguised underwater cameras capture footage of sea creatures. The first episode features the most intelligent animals in the ocean, including sperm whales and octopuses, which are shown using improvised tools to fend off rivals. The programme also features puffer fish creating sand sculptures and a hermit crab that becomes an unwitting documentary-maker after it steals the shell with a spy camera in. Narrated by David Tennant S01E01 0.0.0/1 8/10 Clissold Park, Stoke Newington 2: Fiona Bruce presents the show from Clissold Park, Stoke Newington, where treasures include Lewis Hamilton's racing helmet, Scandinavian jewellery and memorabilia from the movie Blade Runner. Marc Allum hears the inspiring story of the British Reggae Artists Famine Appeal, a fundraising response to Live Aid in 1985, while Will Farmer inspects a perspex mermaid sculpture by Arthur Fleischmann S45E16 44.15.0/1 7/10 Annie invites Terry to Marlene's party in the hope that it will help him to make a fresh start. But seeing a carefree and integrated Annie only makes Terry feel like more of an outsider and his PTSD spirals. With her parents out all night, Pattie tries to confront her problems head on and ends up in a dangerous situation S01E04 0.3.0/1 9.2/10 News/Current Affairs 3.7/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 Divorcee Toby Howard and his ex-con older brother Tanner embark on a meticulously-planned crime spree, hoping to rob every branch of the West Texas bank that has threatened to foreclose on their family ranch. However, they soon find themselves being pursued by two veteran Texas Rangers. Neo-western drama, starring Jeff Bridges, Chris Pine and Ben Foster 5.7/10 Former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann, British gymnastics great Beth Tweddle, seven-time snooker world champion Stephen Hendry and BBC sports presenter JJ Chalmers join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E25 51.24.0/1 2.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 05/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 A woman claiming £1.7 million for injuries who was caught on camera while shopping, and a yoga instructor who bent the truth to get a pay-out following an accident S15E01 14.0.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 6 (45 Min): Police pursue security guards suspected of stealing £200,000 of hospital parking fees. Plus, a charity worker brazenly transfers £500,000 of public money to his own bank account 6.9/10 Martin Roberts and the team are in Scotland and the north of England to follow renovations in Paisley, Coventry and Bradford S25E62 24.61.0/1 4.4/10 Hemswell: Caroline Hawley presents the show from Hemswell in Lincolnshire, and has a mystery to solve. Izzie Balmer and Mark Stacey help the Reds and Blues to a prime purchase S65E03 64.2.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 Darker Dimensions: Al is giddy with excitement when he takes Emma to a Comic Con - but will Emma embrace the world of Darker Dimensions and its obsessive fans? S24E74 23.73.0/1 2.9/10 Jacqui Joseph rescues an old, rusty pulley, a nursing chair and a table with cast-iron legs from Altrincham recycling centre S14E10 13.9.0/1 7.1/10 Lancashire: Jules Hudson helps a couple to find a new home in Lancashire after years living in Australia, and visits a nature reserve created at a quarry used to build the UK's first motorway S23E51 22.50.0/1 5.9/10 Swindon: Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull are in Swindon to transform a troublesome sloping plot with a rotten deck into a 21st-century cottage garden perfect for entertaining friends S08E06 7.5.0/1 7.9/10 The team visits busy mum Monique at her two-bedroom home in South East London. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, the team create special bunkbed spaces for her two daughters, address the overspill of toys with bespoke storage solutions, and give their bathroom a deep clean S02E06 1.5.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong is joined by co-host Ria Lina on the quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions S29E31 28.30.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas present the first visit of the week to the One Show studio, featuring the usual mix of topical stories and celebrity chat 4/10 Linda struggles with the Knight family invasion on the Vic and George speaks to Phil about a collaboration with the Boxing Den. Ben reveals his plan to sell the Arches but Phil is not impressed when he finds out the potential buyer is Sharon. Things are tense with the Panesars and Eve and Suki find their chance to get rid of Nish for good 5/10 The UK is facing a chronic illness epidemic, with diabetes rates at record levels and cancers in young people rising steeply. Now, there's growing evidence suggesting this could be linked to the food we eat. Ultra-processed convenience foods contain chemicals that UK regulators say are safe, but Panorama investigates emerging scientific evidence of a link between some of these chemicals and cancer, diabetes, and strokes 8.1/10 Rav Wilding and YouTuber Jim Browning join forces with ethical hackers to hunt down cyber criminals. Using the same remote-access technology that criminals use to scam their victims, the team hacks the hackers and monitors their operation 7/10 Paul insists on having Kappen's body exhumed. Jackie reluctantly allows it, but warns him that a wrong step could fatally compromise the force's reputation. At a press conference discussing the exhumation, questions are raised about the line of enquiry regarding Willoughby, and why more is not being done to eliminate other suspects first. Paul nonetheless puts all his efforts into following the Kappen theory, forcing Phil and Geraint to take matters into their own hands S01E04 0.3.0/1 7.8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 Naga Munchetty hosts an extended episode of the satirical quiz with Hugh Dennis and Ruth Davidson joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news S65E08 64.7.0/1 8/10 The MUAs' skills are tested to the limits when they work in teams to produce digital looks for Adidas at Metaverse Fashion Week, where they must impress guest judge Isamaya Ffrench. Back in the studio they're tasked with producing cartoon characters that live in a made-up world, with one of the contestants eliminated at the end of the challenge S05E05 4.4.0/1 3.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E02 14.1.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 7 (45 Min): The amateur actress who put on a performance to evade justice for a £750,000 fraud and the council worker who used £80,000 of taxpayer's cash to fuel his taste for the high life 6.9/10 Martin and Dion speak to a couple who bought their first house at auction and plan to turn it into a home in Macclesfield, two brothers who have bought some unusual disused buildings from the 1950s in Codnor and a couple hoping to make some money by renovating and selling a house in Rainworth S26E29 25.28.0/1 4.4/10 Stamford Meadows 12: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss help two teams look for items at an antiques fair in Stamford, Lincolnshire, while Natasha Raskin Sharp challenges the conkers world champion S54E25 53.24.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 Rebirth: Bear puts his foot in it with his Receptionist Team and Miles makes a move on Zara. Malika helps a labouring mother and her teenage daughter S24E75 23.74.0/1 2.9/10 Series 8 & 9 Episode 12 (Shortened): Jacqui Joseph visits Earlswood Recycling centre where she finds some sofa leather for luggage expert Neil Wragg to put to use and a mannequin for her to upcycle and sell on 7.1/10 Dorset: Two newlyweds enlist the help of Ginny Buckley in their search for a new home in the Dorset countryside. Having grown out of their town flat they need enough space for all their hobbies S23E52 22.51.0/1 5.9/10 Derby: Lee and Chris head to Derby to help Bal and her family restore her late mum's garden to its former glory. With a budget of £6,500 the pair aim to make a colourful, Indian-inspired space where the family can gather and watch Bollywood movies on their outdoor cinema screen S08E07 7.6.0/1 7.9/10 The team help an avid recycler whose small flat is bursting at the seams. With a limited budget and 24 hours, they transform the overflowing spare room into a dining area S02E07 1.6.0/1 4.4/10 Quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Ria Lina S29E32 28.31.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 06/06/2023: Alex Jones and Lauren Laverne present the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Elaine has a decision to make about George as Linda begs her to end their relationship. Having sold the Arches to Sharon, Ben focuses all his attention on Lexi but she is finding it hard to open up. Keanu is stunned to discover Sharon bought the Arches for him and he admits he is finding it difficult knowing that she is the one supporting him 5/10 Shola's behaviour causes concern with the staff leading Val to investigate. Kelly Jo's first day out of the BU goes from bad to worse when a kind-hearted gesture from Dean backfires. Myles causes problems for Joe who is already reeling from an unexpected visitor, leaving him and Mike feeling uncertain about the future S12E04 11.3.0/1 7.4/10 This companion documentary to the BBC drama Steeltown Murders tells the inside story of the police investigation into the 1973 murders of three teenage girls near the steel town of Port Talbot. With revealing interviews from detectives at the heart of the re-investigation and emotional first-time interviews from friends and family of the girls, the programme reveals how, after nearly 30 years, Wales's first serial killer was finally unmasked 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 Viking Funeral: When Thorfinn's bones are discovered on the property, he asks Sam to conduct the traditional Viking funeral he's always wanted, but Sam and Jay are torn when they learn that the bones could be sold to a museum for a lot of much-needed cash S01E03 0.2.0/1 3.7/10 Dinner Party: Sam and Jay invite Henry and Margaret to a dinner party to woo them into allowing the bed and breakfast, and the ghosts are desperately eager to be included on the guest list S01E04 0.3.0/1 3.7/10 Andrew Lloyd Webber: Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber knows he comes from a musical family, including virtuoso cellist brother Julian, but he is curious as to where his showbusiness genes and love of musical theatre come from. By following his mother's line, Andrew soon uncovers a certain Uncle Peregrine, who played a key role under Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo. On his father's side, Henry Simmonds was a missionary who dedicated his life to helping the poor and needy. Andrew is astonished to uncover stories that uncannily parallel his own life, including an ancestor with a famous cello-playing brother S20E01 19.0.0/1 8/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 07/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E03 14.2.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 8 (45 Min): The school business manager who embezzled more than £200,000 and the couple with expensive tastes who hid their relationship to pocket more than £100,000 of taxpayers' cash 6.9/10 Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow the stories of three more renovations. The auction buys in Cardiff, Preston and Wolverhampton are bought by families of property developers and two of the projects are destined to be the developers' homes while the third is given a top end refurbishment for the rental market S25E63 24.62.0/1 4.4/10 Grantham 25: In southern Lincolnshire, Nick Hall and Gary Pe help two teams scour in Grantham town centre for items, while presenter Charlie Ross finds out about four eras of English furniture with auctioneer and expert Colin Young S53E10 52.9.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 Zara tries to lay low while Scarlett and Ollie up their game. Rob goes on a mission to contact Nancy who hasn't been seen in months S24E76 23.75.0/1 2.9/10 In Somerset, Sarah Moore explores Keynsham Recycling Centre, searching for three items she hopes can be revived. There's a cast iron mangle for woodworker Bruce Faulseit and upholsterer Leigh-Anne Treadwell sets to work trying to give a much-cherished chair a second chance. Sarah herself has a metal bed frame to repurpose S12E05 11.4.0/1 7.1/10 Powys: Jules Hudson is in the Welsh county of Powys with a couple whose wish list includes an annexe for their parents, along with at least half an acre of land for their budget of £650,000. Jules also meets a man who scours space with his telescopes, looking for large, undiscovered objects that could be on a collision course with Earth S23E06 22.5.0/1 5.9/10 Coalville: Charlie and Flo go head-to-head to design a garden to match Jo and Jack's Victorian terraced house. They have just £4,500 to tick all the boxes on the couple's extensive wishlist S08E08 7.7.0/1 7.9/10 The team head to Homerton, east London to help entrepreneurs Rob and Haley make the most out of their two-bed house that is overrun with pets S02E08 1.7.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E16 27.15.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 07/06/2023: Alex Jones presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Suki sets her plan to take down Nish into action and Linda is determined to find some dirt on George. Sharon worries about Keanu's business skills so she hires Reiss to take care of the Arches accounts. Ben and Jay finally get Lexi to open up 5/10 The team welcome the Poet Laureate Simon Armitage into the Repair Shop who brings with him a harmonium, the subject of one of his poems that brings back memories of his late father. Cobbler Dean Westmoreland is given the task of repairing Valerie's pair of children's leather clogs that were bought to help her sister with mobility issues balance in the 1950s. Kirsten Ramsay is tasked with reviving Martin's broken sculpture depicting his mother as a young woman made by a Czechoslovakian art student in 1947. Finally, Kirsty visits jeweller Richard Talman, hoping he can fix her mum's silver charm bracelet gifted to her mother by her father in the early 1960s S08E05 7.4.0/1 8.5/10 The 10 remaining sewers make and celebrate garments from West Africa. Sara Pascoe and judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young are joined by guest judge, Nigerian fashion designer, Banke Kuku. The pattern challenge takes inspiration from a Ghanaian Batakari or Fugu tunic which involves sewing strips of handwoven deboya fabric. In the transformation challenge, the sewers have 90 minutes to make hand-dyed adire fabric into dresses by draping the fabric on the stand. In the made to measure challenge, the contestants make dramatic, flowing wide-sleeved robes worn by people across West Africa S09E03 8.2.0/1 6.6/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 The third kiss-off ends with a bang, as Dannii Minogue asks the couples to make their toughest choice yet - whether their relationships can survive outside the show. For one pairing, this represents a particular challenge, as they live a great distance from each other S01E07 0.6.0/1 0.4/10 The boys decide if they want to take their relationship into the real world - but not before one final party where everyone dresses up as their favourite queer icon. On the final day, family and friends come to visit, which leaves some of the boys with the unique experience of introducing them to a partner for the first time S01E08 0.7.0/1 0.4/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 How the lies of a factory worker claiming £90,000 for an accident at work were exposed when his bosses revealed he wasn't even on site. Plus, the driver who tried to get away with claiming for old damage to his car after a minor bump with a lorry is caught on camera and the cabbie who concocted a claim after a prang before being told to cough up thousands by a judge S15E04 14.3.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 9 (30 Min): The trusted parish clerk who secretly transferred the entire council budget to himself. Plus, how hidden cameras, set up under cover of darkness, exposed a greedy council tenant's deceit. Presented by Michelle Ackerley 6.9/10 Dion Dublin is in Manchester to see a three-bed semi-detached house bought by a father and son property developing team. He's also in Sheffield viewing an interesting commercial unit that was previously a photography studio. Martel Maxwell is in Hartlepool to see a three-bed mid-terrace with a very low auction guide price S26E30 25.29.0/1 4.4/10 Narberth 26: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss guide two teams in Narberth, west Wales, as they buy items to go head to head at auction in Cardiff. Host Christina Trevanion learns about a collection of First World War crested china, which was once overlooked by collectors S60E12 59.11.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 Blast from the Past: Bear and Claudia's fun day splinters, while Kirsty discovers Nina's plans for VPAS. Rosie tries her hand at diagnosing patients, much to Al's chagrin S24E77 23.76.0/1 2.9/10 In Buckinghamshire, Sarah Moore sifts through boot-fulls of rubbish at Beaconsfield recycling centre in the hope of finding three gems amongst the junk. Lighting designer Duncan McKean takes on a pair of mirrors, while a lacrosse stick and a wrought iron stand test the creative mettle of blacksmiths Bex Simon and Dave Harris. Sarah herself sets to work updating a reproduction desk S14E12 13.11.0/1 7.1/10 Somerset: Two sisters combine their resources to find a secluded house in Somerset that has enough land to start their own music festival, but on a slightly smaller scale than the one the county is famous for. Alistair Appleton escorts is on hand to help and also takes time out to visit the village of Stoke St Gregory, where an old pub has been transformed into not just the local watering hole but a community shop and cafe too S23E08 22.7.0/1 5.9/10 Leeds: Donna and Dan's garden is small and messy with lots of sharp difficult surfaces that present a problem for their youngest daughter Emilia, who has Down's syndrome. Emilia and her sister Maya love nothing more than playing in the garden, but currently it's unsafe and needs to be redesigned with more forgiving materials so they don't hurt themselves. Donna was born and raised in Norway, so Charlie Dimmock and Flo Headlam set about building a sensory, Scandi-themed garden within a £3,000 budget for the family to enjoy S08E09 7.8.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Bedford to meet single mum Katie. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, they transform her lacklustre bedroom into a relaxing space that doubles as a home office. Maxine Dwyer uses her potions to treat make-up spills on the carpet S02E09 1.8.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E17 27.16.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 08/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Sharon and Keanu continue to clash over the Arches and things get worse as Sonia and Reiss invite themselves over for the evening, forcing them to play host. Jay shares Lola's memory box with Kim and Billy and his friends realise just how much he is struggling with the grief 5/10 Reality TV star Mark Wright embarks on an epic road trip across Britain in the company of his brother Josh and father Big Mark. Along the way they open up about things that they've never spoken about before. For Mark it's a chance to reconnect focus on the things in life that really matter, Big Mark wants to regain his confidence after almost losing his life to Covid, while for Josh, it's a chance to experience things he was never able to do while he was a professional footballer. Among other things, they tackle a white-knuckle mountain bike ride, sleep in an abandoned slate mine and reflect on a tough few years S01E01 0.0.0/1 0.5/10 Alastair and Anna live in Winchester, Hampshire, and badly need their sloped garden transformed into a curvaceous country cottage idyll. They want to grow vegetables as well as have an entertaining area - all a challenge with the different levels. Charlie Dimmock and Arit Anderson take up the challenge on a budget of £5,500 7.9/10 Claire Foy: Having enjoyed researching the lives of her onscreen characters in The Crown, actress Claire Foy looks forward to delving into the lives of her own ancestors. After reminiscing about their Irish roots, her maternal grandfather directs her to 'The Castle' in Carlisle, the site of the military barracks where her great, great grandparents Henry and Maria Stimpson lived. Claire's father David was adopted, but was reunited with his birth mother Joyce later in life. Despite having got to know Joyce, he knows nothing of her ancestors, so Claire sets out to find out more S20E02 19.1.0/1 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 Fiona Bruce presents the topical debate from Norfolk, inviting a panel of politicians and other guests in King's Lynn to answer questions from an invited audience on subjects that have made the headlines over the past week 8.2/10 A rota of BBC journalists, including Adam Fleming and Chris Mason, contribute to the weekly round-up from Westminster. Collectively, they deliver their usual mix of serious analysis and light-hearted gossip concerning the biggest stories in politics 8.2/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 Claimed and Shamed: Most Shocking: The heartless woman who put in multiple false claims to profit from tragedies such as the Grenfell Tower fire. Plus, the brazen conman who forgot which side of his body his fake injury was on S15E05 14.4.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 10 (30 Min): Documentary following the investigators tracking down crooks who steal from the NHS. Officers catch a woman faking disability to claim half a million pounds in benefits 6.9/10 A semi-detached house near Whitehaven in Cumbria and terraces in Norwich in Norfolk and Birmingham in the East Midlands are all bought at online auctions. Two are destined for the rental market, while the third is a couple's first family home for them and their baby daughter. Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow developments as their new owners realise their ambitions S25E65 24.64.0/1 4.4/10 Ardingly: Eric Knowles presents from Ardingly in West Sussex as two pairs go in search of potentially profitable items at an antiques fair. Experts Jonathan Pratt and Ochuko Ojiri are on hand to help the red and blue teams. Eric also finds out all about the history of luxury Pullman railway carriages S65E18 64.17.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 The Viper's Tongue: Mrs McCarthy gets an unwelcome birthday surprise when her life is threatened by a mysterious avenging angel. Crime drama, starring Mark Williams and Sorcha Cusack S09E02 8.1.0/1 6/10 Expert upcycler Jacqui Joseph is at Earlswood Recycling centre, scouring the skips for two items that she can rework to reveal their true potential. She enlists luggage legend Neil Wragg who has his hands full with some sofa leather, while Jacqui's creativity is tested with a mannequin 7.1/10 North Yorkshire: Having spent 30 years living and working in Hong Kong, a would-be buyer teams up with presenter Jonnie Irwin, seeking a property in North Yorkshire on a budget of £350,000. Away from the property shopping, Jonnie heads to the Yorkshire Dales to discover what is being done to restore and preserve one of the most environmentally important landscapes in Europe S23E09 22.8.0/1 5.9/10 Runcorn: Lee Burkhill and Chris Hull head to Runcorn, Cheshire, where they meet two Craigs. Each has different ideas about what they want from their bland back garden. One wants a stylish, contemporary space with clean lines and the other wishes to fill the garden with wildlife. Lee and Chris set about creating the perfect garden that pleases both on a £5,000 budget S08E10 7.9.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Croydon, south London, to help new parents Adam and Jen with their unfinished nursery. After discovering they were expecting twins, DIY took a back seat, leaving the couple with no storage for their baby kit. The team has just 24 hours and a limited budget to make Adam and Jen's home child friendly S02E10 1.9.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong hosts the quiz in which contestants try to record the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Stephen Mangan reveals the correct answers and comments on the players' scores S28E18 27.17.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 09/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp round off the working week with a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Northern Ireland gymnast Rhys McClenaghan has won medals at all of the major international competitions. This documentary follows him as he takes part in 2022's three biggest events - the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, the European Championships in Munich and the Gymnastics World Championships in Liverpool. In what was the toughest year of the 23-year-old's career so far, it offers an insight into his relentless training schedule and hears about the personal and physical sacrifices that come with being an elite athlete 8.1/10 Olympic modern pentathlon gold medal winner Joe Choong, ex-England rugby League player Jon Wilkin, snowboarder Aimee Fuller and former world squash number one Nick Matthew join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E26 51.25.0/1 2.3/10 Rapper MIST, comedian Jayde Adams, interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and former Paralympian swimmer Ellie Simmonds join host Rob Brydon and regular captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack on the offbeat panel show. As usual, the participants set out to hoodwink their opponents with absurd facts and plausible fibs about themselves in a bid to secure a team victory, through rounds such as Home Truths and Quick-fire Lies S16E04 15.3.0/1 8/10 Harry Hill hosts as comedian Jack Dee and journalist Zing Tsjeng join team captain Paul Merton and Ian Hislop to delve into the comedic side of recent headline stories S65E09 64.8.0/1 8.2/10 In a bid to acquire help Dom and Kay meet up with Kirsty, who divulges some classified information - if only to stop Dom shouting at her running club - but crucially tells them she cannot help. Back on the estate, the pair are forced to deal with the consequences of their drug-dealing activities - at which point Dom receives a call from Celia Herrington, offering them freedom from the gang in return for the dossier. Comedy thriller, starring Gbemisola Ikumelo and Hammed Animashaun, with Zoe Wanamaker S01E06 0.5.0/1 2.4/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 Husband-and-wife duo Chris and Rosie are joined by star guests including Diversity's Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely, who discuss their life-long friendship. Features include Please Keep Me Anonymous, where a well-known face reads out some terrifying audience confessions and It Goes or I Go, where audience members compete to rid themselves of something their loved one refuses to remove from the house S02E05 1.4.0/1 1.2/10 The Owl and the Pussycat: A new relationship threatens to upend the Chalmers-Davises, Jacinda navigates a complex friendship and Vince struggles to ask for what he needs. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E07 2.6.0/1 0.7/10 Love in the Time of Chaos: Rosa's boys resist their new stepfather, while Oly and Santi find a new connection and Dom thinks about next steps. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E08 2.7.0/1 0.7/10 A girl is possessed by a formidable demonic entity that resists all efforts at freeing her from its grasp. In desperation, the child's mother appeals for help from a local priest and a veteran exorcist, but succeeding in this nightmarish contest of wills threatens the lives of both men. William Friedkin's horror, starring Linda Blair, Jason Miller, Ellen Burstyn, Max von Sydow and Lee J Cobb 3.5/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 10/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Matt Tebbutt is joined by Chris Evans and chefs Freddy Bird and Mandy Yin. Helen McGinn chooses wines to go with the studio dishes, and there are archive clips featuring Rick Stein, Marcus Wareing, Nadiya Hussain and Gennaro Contaldo and Antonio Carluccio 6.4/10 Classics with a Twist: Nadiya Hussain shares her love of baking with some of her favourite recipes, from every day treats to indulgent desserts. In the first episode, Nadiya kicks things off with a series of her favourite recipes for classic bakes with a twist, including a blueberry scone pizza, and a spicy Asian take on a traditional toad-in-the-hole S01E01 0.0.0/1 8.2/10 Martel Maxwell, Tommy Walsh and Jacqui Joseph explore properties to be auctioned in Bradford, West Yorkshire, and the London areas of Dulwich and Sipson, then talk to the buyers S25E03 24.2.0/1 4.4/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Oswestry 1: Natasha Raskin Sharp presents from Oswestry Showground in Shropshire, where Kate Bliss and Ben Cooper are helping today's reds and blues. Natasha also talks to Ben about his family background in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter S57E28 56.27.0/1 3.8/10 Sarah Moore salvages three items from a recycling centre in Witley, then she and two experts transform a dressing table, a vintage suitcase and a petite sofa 7.1/10 Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid against each other to buy a toy rocket and rabbit, a gramophone, lamp shades, a high chair and a brooch S04E03 3.2.0/1 4.6/10 Wye Valley: The beautiful Wye Valley may not be too far from Bristol, where today's couple are from, but it's a whole world away in terms of lifestyle. Steve Brown has some tempting properties up his sleeve and during some downtime all three manage to unwind and enjoy the scenery with a leisurely canoe ride on the River Wye itself S22E15 21.14.0/1 5.9/10 Stockport: Ben and Ruth call on the services of Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill to redesign their garden in Stockport, Greater Manchester, into something more chic. At present it's a bit dated with too much concrete - and too many level changes for it to be safe for their baby daughter Eve. The couple are imagining a wild, natural garden with prairie style planting and some opportunities for growing their own vegetables. They have a budget of £2,500 available to realise their dreams S07E35 6.34.0/1 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Marvin and Rochelle Humes host a celebrity special of the music quiz, which sees Oti Mabuse and Catherine Tyldesley, Joe Marler and Maisie Adam, and Chris McCausland and John Thomson trying to guess the songs from their intros. Which pair will make it through to the final and get the chance to win up to £10,000 for their chosen charity? S06E02 5.1.0/1 5.8/10 The comedian hosts the Saturday-night gameshow, in which contestants take on a colossal spinning wheel and answer questions in the hope of securing a cash prize. In each episode, contestants are guided by a host of celebrity experts, with tonight's advice coming from Ed Balls, Clara Amfo, Ally McCoist, Sindhu Vee, Dan Walker, Stacey Dooley and John Whaite S03E03 2.2.0/1 8.8/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Catherine Bohart, Charlie Higson, Lindsey Russell, Neil Jones, Kellie Shirley, Danny John-Jules, Sukh Ojla and Vikki Stone try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E09 15.8.0/1 7.2/10 Separation: Max takes Jodie to task for turning up to work with a hangover. When he realises that it is the anniversary of her mother's death, he tries to make amends for making a traumatic day even worse. Gethin rejects Jan's offers of help, and Jacob has arranged to see a therapist but cannot bring himself to go through with it S37E34 36.33.0/1 7.1/10 The team are called in when writer Cara Gibson is found dead under a bridge. Her books ruined careers and left a lot of lives in tatters, but could any of her subjects be driven to murder? Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E04 0.3.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Following a gig, fading music star Jackson Maine happens upon Ally, a nightclub singer-songwriter. Their instant chemistry leads to a tempestuous romance as he helps her on the road to stardom. However, Jackson's alcoholism has explosive repercussions as her career blossoms. Oscar-winning drama, starring Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper, who also directed, and Sam Elliott 7.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 03/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 03/06/2023: Matt Tebbutt is joined by chefs Ravinder Bhogal and Georgina Hayden, plus special guest Dan Aykroyd. Olly Smith chooses the wines to go with the studio dishes 6.4/10 Mary cooks four recipes that prove watching the pennies does not mean having to sacrifice on flavour. They include a crab courgetti spaghetti dish that uses tinned fish at a fraction of the cost of fresh. Plus, a spinach filo swirl demonstrates an inventive way of stretching six sausages to feed the family S01E06 0.5.0/1 8.3/10 Alex Scott looks ahead to today's FA Cup final between Manchester City and Manchester United at Wembley Stadium 7.3/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 A reimagined look back at the 2022/23 season's gripping FA Cup journey through a homage to classic video games 6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United (Kick-off 3.00pm). Gary Lineker presents coverage of the final from Wembley Stadium, as the local rivals battle it out for the prestigious trophy. Premier League-winners City claimed a 3-0 win over Championship side Sheffield United in the semi-finals, before United overcame Brighton & Hove Albion on penalties to reach their second Wembley final of the campaign, having already lifted the Carabao Cup. The Citizens prevailed 6-3 when the neighbours met in the league in October at Etihad Stadium, but United gained a measure of revenge with a 2-1 victory at Old Trafford three months later. With analysis from Alan Shearer, Micah Richards and Peter Schmeichel 6.4/10 Aylesbury & Liphook (Extended): Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers create a sensory garden for two autistic girls in Aylesbury, while also providing a garden in Liphook for Anne, Shaun and daughter Joanne 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 5/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Bradley Walsh hosts the revival of the comedy quiz show, with panellists Lorraine Kelly, Richard Madeley, Suzi Ruffell, Jimmy Carr, Su Pollard and Big Narstie helping contestants win some brilliant prizes by filling in the blanks S2022E03 2021.2.0/1 3.9/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Kaye Adams, Kai Widdrington, Kelly Cates, Jill Douglas, Lucy Porter, Kevin Eldon, Dr Daniel Olaiya, Dr Raphael Olaiya try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E08 15.7.0/1 7.2/10 Armour Plated: Iain is called out to a multi-vehicle crash caused by a man jumping from a bridge. The crisis forces him to relive traumatic memories of the events that led to his partner's death, and makes him question his relationship with a still struggling Faith. Jodie comes to see a different side to her father, Cam finds himself lodging with unexpected company, and Paige receives some troubling news S37E33 36.32.0/1 7.1/10 A scientist's body is found in Loch Katrine, a case that reminds Annika of a play by Ibsen. But with so many people wanting the victim dead, which one did he push over the edge? Away from work, the DI takes more than a parental interest in Morgan's therapist. Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E03 0.2.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Behind-the-scenes documentary looking at how the Argentina star, won the World Cup for the first time in his illustrious career last year in Qatar. With contributions from his international teammates, including Premier League stars Emi Martinez, Alexix Mac Allister and Julian Alvarez, and manager Lionel Scaloni 9.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 After a series of violent murders scandalises Victorian London, the media-dubbed Limehouse Golem strikes fear into the hearts of the public. Into this melting pot is thrust well-intentioned inspector John Kildare, who has never been given a murder case before. The Scotland Yard sleuth knows he has been set up to fail, but soon uncovers a lead that implicates Karl Marx, George Gissing and the popular music hall star Dan Leno. He follows the trail, wherever it may lead, through the seediest and most intriguing parts of London. Thriller, starring Bill Nighy, Douglas Booth and Olivia Cooke 8.1/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 04/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Interviews with key politicians and public figures 8.3/10 Kent: Mehreen Baig follows in the footsteps of Charles Dickens as she explores the Kent countryside, visiting the setting of Great Expectations and the house where the author died S01E05 0.4.0/1 7.7/10 The development potential of a Warwickshire property above a former brewery, a Staffordshire house with a huge back garden and a former farm building in Nottinghamshire S24E51 23.50.0/1 4.4/10 Charlie Ross presents the show from the Kent County Showground in Detling, and finds out about local explorer Julius Brenchley. With experts Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 The Angel of the North: The Rev Kate Bottley celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Angel of the North, joined by the statue's creator Antony Gormley and the former Bishop of Jarrow 7.8/10 04/06/2023: Viewers' opinions on BBC shows and behind-the-scenes reports on new programmes S2023E06 2022.5.0/1 7.4/10 Cornwall (Extended Version): Steve Brown helps a couple from Hertfordshire to find a new home in their favourite holiday destination of Cornwall, as well as meeting a local ceramicist 5.9/10 An earthquake forces a bear from the Peruvian jungle to start a new life in London. He finds modern Britain to be very different from the stories told to him by his aunt, but makes a new home with a kindly family. However, a sinister taxidermist intends to turn him into a museum exhibit. Comedy based on Michael Bond's series of children's books, starring Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins and Nicole Kidman, with the voice of Ben Whishaw 8.7/10 Protecting Primates: With more than half of the world's primates under threat of extinction, Chris Packham narrates a look at what is being done to protect primates, with scientists making ground-breaking discoveries about this remarkable animal family. Researcher Dr Cat Hobaiter has spent 13 years studying chimpanzees in the jungles of Uganda, while on Thailand's East coast, Dr Amanda Tan reveals how long-tailed macaques use tools to harvest shellfish S01E03 0.2.0/1 8.5/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 5/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Lower Hampen: Charlotte Smith and Matt Baker are at Lower Hampen Farm in the Cotswolds to meet Lydia and Clive Handy who have turned back the clock to adopt a more traditional approach to farming. Matt weaves a yarn, using wool from the farm's rare breed sheep, and Charlotte lifts the lid on soil microbiology and how it could impact the way we grow our food in the future. Adam Henson looks at a major food fraud in the British pig industry and Tom Heap investigates how food price inflation could impact the nation's health. S2023E23 2022.22.0/1 7.2/10 Deep Thinkers: Disguised underwater cameras capture footage of sea creatures. The first episode features the most intelligent animals in the ocean, including sperm whales and octopuses, which are shown using improvised tools to fend off rivals. The programme also features puffer fish creating sand sculptures and a hermit crab that becomes an unwitting documentary-maker after it steals the shell with a spy camera in. Narrated by David Tennant S01E01 0.0.0/1 8/10 Clissold Park, Stoke Newington 2: Fiona Bruce presents the show from Clissold Park, Stoke Newington, where treasures include Lewis Hamilton's racing helmet, Scandinavian jewellery and memorabilia from the movie Blade Runner. Marc Allum hears the inspiring story of the British Reggae Artists Famine Appeal, a fundraising response to Live Aid in 1985, while Will Farmer inspects a perspex mermaid sculpture by Arthur Fleischmann S45E16 44.15.0/1 7/10 Annie invites Terry to Marlene's party in the hope that it will help him to make a fresh start. But seeing a carefree and integrated Annie only makes Terry feel like more of an outsider and his PTSD spirals. With her parents out all night, Pattie tries to confront her problems head on and ends up in a dangerous situation S01E04 0.3.0/1 9.2/10 News/Current Affairs 3.7/10 News/Current Affairs 5/10 Divorcee Toby Howard and his ex-con older brother Tanner embark on a meticulously-planned crime spree, hoping to rob every branch of the West Texas bank that has threatened to foreclose on their family ranch. However, they soon find themselves being pursued by two veteran Texas Rangers. Neo-western drama, starring Jeff Bridges, Chris Pine and Ben Foster 5.7/10 Former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann, British gymnastics great Beth Tweddle, seven-time snooker world champion Stephen Hendry and BBC sports presenter JJ Chalmers join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E25 51.24.0/1 2.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 05/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 A woman claiming £1.7 million for injuries who was caught on camera while shopping, and a yoga instructor who bent the truth to get a pay-out following an accident S15E01 14.0.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 6 (45 Min): Police pursue security guards suspected of stealing £200,000 of hospital parking fees. Plus, a charity worker brazenly transfers £500,000 of public money to his own bank account 6.9/10 Martin Roberts and the team are in Scotland and the north of England to follow renovations in Paisley, Coventry and Bradford S25E62 24.61.0/1 4.4/10 Hemswell: Caroline Hawley presents the show from Hemswell in Lincolnshire, and has a mystery to solve. Izzie Balmer and Mark Stacey help the Reds and Blues to a prime purchase S65E03 64.2.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 5/10 Darker Dimensions: Al is giddy with excitement when he takes Emma to a Comic Con - but will Emma embrace the world of Darker Dimensions and its obsessive fans? S24E74 23.73.0/1 2.9/10 Jacqui Joseph rescues an old, rusty pulley, a nursing chair and a table with cast-iron legs from Altrincham recycling centre S14E10 13.9.0/1 7.1/10 Lancashire: Jules Hudson helps a couple to find a new home in Lancashire after years living in Australia, and visits a nature reserve created at a quarry used to build the UK's first motorway S23E51 22.50.0/1 5.9/10 Swindon: Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull are in Swindon to transform a troublesome sloping plot with a rotten deck into a 21st-century cottage garden perfect for entertaining friends S08E06 7.5.0/1 7.9/10 The team visits busy mum Monique at her two-bedroom home in South East London. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, the team create special bunkbed spaces for her two daughters, address the overspill of toys with bespoke storage solutions, and give their bathroom a deep clean S02E06 1.5.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong is joined by co-host Ria Lina on the quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions S29E31 28.30.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 5/10 Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas present the first visit of the week to the One Show studio, featuring the usual mix of topical stories and celebrity chat 4/10 Linda struggles with the Knight family invasion on the Vic and George speaks to Phil about a collaboration with the Boxing Den. Ben reveals his plan to sell the Arches but Phil is not impressed when he finds out the potential buyer is Sharon. Things are tense with the Panesars and Eve and Suki find their chance to get rid of Nish for good 5/10 The UK is facing a chronic illness epidemic, with diabetes rates at record levels and cancers in young people rising steeply. Now, there's growing evidence suggesting this could be linked to the food we eat. Ultra-processed convenience foods contain chemicals that UK regulators say are safe, but Panorama investigates emerging scientific evidence of a link between some of these chemicals and cancer, diabetes, and strokes 8.1/10 Rav Wilding and YouTuber Jim Browning join forces with ethical hackers to hunt down cyber criminals. Using the same remote-access technology that criminals use to scam their victims, the team hacks the hackers and monitors their operation 7/10 Paul insists on having Kappen's body exhumed. Jackie reluctantly allows it, but warns him that a wrong step could fatally compromise the force's reputation. At a press conference discussing the exhumation, questions are raised about the line of enquiry regarding Willoughby, and why more is not being done to eliminate other suspects first. Paul nonetheless puts all his efforts into following the Kappen theory, forcing Phil and Geraint to take matters into their own hands S01E04 0.3.0/1 7.8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 5/10 Naga Munchetty hosts an extended episode of the satirical quiz with Hugh Dennis and Ruth Davidson joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news S65E08 64.7.0/1 8/10 The MUAs' skills are tested to the limits when they work in teams to produce digital looks for Adidas at Metaverse Fashion Week, where they must impress guest judge Isamaya Ffrench. Back in the studio they're tasked with producing cartoon characters that live in a made-up world, with one of the contestants eliminated at the end of the challenge S05E05 4.4.0/1 3.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E02 14.1.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 7 (45 Min): The amateur actress who put on a performance to evade justice for a £750,000 fraud and the council worker who used £80,000 of taxpayer's cash to fuel his taste for the high life 6.9/10 Martin and Dion speak to a couple who bought their first house at auction and plan to turn it into a home in Macclesfield, two brothers who have bought some unusual disused buildings from the 1950s in Codnor and a couple hoping to make some money by renovating and selling a house in Rainworth S26E29 25.28.0/1 4.4/10 Stamford Meadows 12: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss help two teams look for items at an antiques fair in Stamford, Lincolnshire, while Natasha Raskin Sharp challenges the conkers world champion S54E25 53.24.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 5/10 Rebirth: Bear puts his foot in it with his Receptionist Team and Miles makes a move on Zara. Malika helps a labouring mother and her teenage daughter S24E75 23.74.0/1 2.9/10 Series 8 & 9 Episode 12 (Shortened): Jacqui Joseph visits Earlswood Recycling centre where she finds some sofa leather for luggage expert Neil Wragg to put to use and a mannequin for her to upcycle and sell on 7.1/10 Dorset: Two newlyweds enlist the help of Ginny Buckley in their search for a new home in the Dorset countryside. Having grown out of their town flat they need enough space for all their hobbies S23E52 22.51.0/1 5.9/10 Derby: Lee and Chris head to Derby to help Bal and her family restore her late mum's garden to its former glory. With a budget of £6,500 the pair aim to make a colourful, Indian-inspired space where the family can gather and watch Bollywood movies on their outdoor cinema screen S08E07 7.6.0/1 7.9/10 The team help an avid recycler whose small flat is bursting at the seams. With a limited budget and 24 hours, they transform the overflowing spare room into a dining area S02E07 1.6.0/1 4.4/10 Quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Ria Lina S29E32 28.31.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 5/10 06/06/2023: Alex Jones and Lauren Laverne present the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Elaine has a decision to make about George as Linda begs her to end their relationship. Having sold the Arches to Sharon, Ben focuses all his attention on Lexi but she is finding it hard to open up. Keanu is stunned to discover Sharon bought the Arches for him and he admits he is finding it difficult knowing that she is the one supporting him 5/10 Shola's behaviour causes concern with the staff leading Val to investigate. Kelly Jo's first day out of the BU goes from bad to worse when a kind-hearted gesture from Dean backfires. Myles causes problems for Joe who is already reeling from an unexpected visitor, leaving him and Mike feeling uncertain about the future S12E04 11.3.0/1 7.4/10 This companion documentary to the BBC drama Steeltown Murders tells the inside story of the police investigation into the 1973 murders of three teenage girls near the steel town of Port Talbot. With revealing interviews from detectives at the heart of the re-investigation and emotional first-time interviews from friends and family of the girls, the programme reveals how, after nearly 30 years, Wales's first serial killer was finally unmasked 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 5/10 Viking Funeral: When Thorfinn's bones are discovered on the property, he asks Sam to conduct the traditional Viking funeral he's always wanted, but Sam and Jay are torn when they learn that the bones could be sold to a museum for a lot of much-needed cash S01E03 0.2.0/1 3.7/10 Dinner Party: Sam and Jay invite Henry and Margaret to a dinner party to woo them into allowing the bed and breakfast, and the ghosts are desperately eager to be included on the guest list S01E04 0.3.0/1 3.7/10 Andrew Lloyd Webber: Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber knows he comes from a musical family, including virtuoso cellist brother Julian, but he is curious as to where his showbusiness genes and love of musical theatre come from. By following his mother's line, Andrew soon uncovers a certain Uncle Peregrine, who played a key role under Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo. On his father's side, Henry Simmonds was a missionary who dedicated his life to helping the poor and needy. Andrew is astonished to uncover stories that uncannily parallel his own life, including an ancestor with a famous cello-playing brother S20E01 19.0.0/1 8/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 07/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E03 14.2.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 8 (45 Min): The school business manager who embezzled more than £200,000 and the couple with expensive tastes who hid their relationship to pocket more than £100,000 of taxpayers' cash 6.9/10 Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow the stories of three more renovations. The auction buys in Cardiff, Preston and Wolverhampton are bought by families of property developers and two of the projects are destined to be the developers' homes while the third is given a top end refurbishment for the rental market S25E63 24.62.0/1 4.4/10 Grantham 25: In southern Lincolnshire, Nick Hall and Gary Pe help two teams scour in Grantham town centre for items, while presenter Charlie Ross finds out about four eras of English furniture with auctioneer and expert Colin Young S53E10 52.9.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 5/10 Zara tries to lay low while Scarlett and Ollie up their game. Rob goes on a mission to contact Nancy who hasn't been seen in months S24E76 23.75.0/1 2.9/10 In Somerset, Sarah Moore explores Keynsham Recycling Centre, searching for three items she hopes can be revived. There's a cast iron mangle for woodworker Bruce Faulseit and upholsterer Leigh-Anne Treadwell sets to work trying to give a much-cherished chair a second chance. Sarah herself has a metal bed frame to repurpose S12E05 11.4.0/1 7.1/10 Powys: Jules Hudson is in the Welsh county of Powys with a couple whose wish list includes an annexe for their parents, along with at least half an acre of land for their budget of £650,000. Jules also meets a man who scours space with his telescopes, looking for large, undiscovered objects that could be on a collision course with Earth S23E06 22.5.0/1 5.9/10 Coalville: Charlie and Flo go head-to-head to design a garden to match Jo and Jack's Victorian terraced house. They have just £4,500 to tick all the boxes on the couple's extensive wishlist S08E08 7.7.0/1 7.9/10 The team head to Homerton, east London to help entrepreneurs Rob and Haley make the most out of their two-bed house that is overrun with pets S02E08 1.7.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E16 27.15.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 5/10 07/06/2023: Alex Jones presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Suki sets her plan to take down Nish into action and Linda is determined to find some dirt on George. Sharon worries about Keanu's business skills so she hires Reiss to take care of the Arches accounts. Ben and Jay finally get Lexi to open up 5/10 The team welcome the Poet Laureate Simon Armitage into the Repair Shop who brings with him a harmonium, the subject of one of his poems that brings back memories of his late father. Cobbler Dean Westmoreland is given the task of repairing Valerie's pair of children's leather clogs that were bought to help her sister with mobility issues balance in the 1950s. Kirsten Ramsay is tasked with reviving Martin's broken sculpture depicting his mother as a young woman made by a Czechoslovakian art student in 1947. Finally, Kirsty visits jeweller Richard Talman, hoping he can fix her mum's silver charm bracelet gifted to her mother by her father in the early 1960s S08E05 7.4.0/1 8.5/10 The 10 remaining sewers make and celebrate garments from West Africa. Sara Pascoe and judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young are joined by guest judge, Nigerian fashion designer, Banke Kuku. The pattern challenge takes inspiration from a Ghanaian Batakari or Fugu tunic which involves sewing strips of handwoven deboya fabric. In the transformation challenge, the sewers have 90 minutes to make hand-dyed adire fabric into dresses by draping the fabric on the stand. In the made to measure challenge, the contestants make dramatic, flowing wide-sleeved robes worn by people across West Africa S09E03 8.2.0/1 6.6/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 5/10 The third kiss-off ends with a bang, as Dannii Minogue asks the couples to make their toughest choice yet - whether their relationships can survive outside the show. For one pairing, this represents a particular challenge, as they live a great distance from each other S01E07 0.6.0/1 0.4/10 The boys decide if they want to take their relationship into the real world - but not before one final party where everyone dresses up as their favourite queer icon. On the final day, family and friends come to visit, which leaves some of the boys with the unique experience of introducing them to a partner for the first time S01E08 0.7.0/1 0.4/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 How the lies of a factory worker claiming £90,000 for an accident at work were exposed when his bosses revealed he wasn't even on site. Plus, the driver who tried to get away with claiming for old damage to his car after a minor bump with a lorry is caught on camera and the cabbie who concocted a claim after a prang before being told to cough up thousands by a judge S15E04 14.3.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 9 (30 Min): The trusted parish clerk who secretly transferred the entire council budget to himself. Plus, how hidden cameras, set up under cover of darkness, exposed a greedy council tenant's deceit. Presented by Michelle Ackerley 6.9/10 Dion Dublin is in Manchester to see a three-bed semi-detached house bought by a father and son property developing team. He's also in Sheffield viewing an interesting commercial unit that was previously a photography studio. Martel Maxwell is in Hartlepool to see a three-bed mid-terrace with a very low auction guide price S26E30 25.29.0/1 4.4/10 Narberth 26: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss guide two teams in Narberth, west Wales, as they buy items to go head to head at auction in Cardiff. Host Christina Trevanion learns about a collection of First World War crested china, which was once overlooked by collectors S60E12 59.11.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 5/10 Blast from the Past: Bear and Claudia's fun day splinters, while Kirsty discovers Nina's plans for VPAS. Rosie tries her hand at diagnosing patients, much to Al's chagrin S24E77 23.76.0/1 2.9/10 In Buckinghamshire, Sarah Moore sifts through boot-fulls of rubbish at Beaconsfield recycling centre in the hope of finding three gems amongst the junk. Lighting designer Duncan McKean takes on a pair of mirrors, while a lacrosse stick and a wrought iron stand test the creative mettle of blacksmiths Bex Simon and Dave Harris. Sarah herself sets to work updating a reproduction desk S14E12 13.11.0/1 7.1/10 Somerset: Two sisters combine their resources to find a secluded house in Somerset that has enough land to start their own music festival, but on a slightly smaller scale than the one the county is famous for. Alistair Appleton escorts is on hand to help and also takes time out to visit the village of Stoke St Gregory, where an old pub has been transformed into not just the local watering hole but a community shop and cafe too S23E08 22.7.0/1 5.9/10 Leeds: Donna and Dan's garden is small and messy with lots of sharp difficult surfaces that present a problem for their youngest daughter Emilia, who has Down's syndrome. Emilia and her sister Maya love nothing more than playing in the garden, but currently it's unsafe and needs to be redesigned with more forgiving materials so they don't hurt themselves. Donna was born and raised in Norway, so Charlie Dimmock and Flo Headlam set about building a sensory, Scandi-themed garden within a £3,000 budget for the family to enjoy S08E09 7.8.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Bedford to meet single mum Katie. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, they transform her lacklustre bedroom into a relaxing space that doubles as a home office. Maxine Dwyer uses her potions to treat make-up spills on the carpet S02E09 1.8.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E17 27.16.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 5/10 08/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Sharon and Keanu continue to clash over the Arches and things get worse as Sonia and Reiss invite themselves over for the evening, forcing them to play host. Jay shares Lola's memory box with Kim and Billy and his friends realise just how much he is struggling with the grief 5/10 Reality TV star Mark Wright embarks on an epic road trip across Britain in the company of his brother Josh and father Big Mark. Along the way they open up about things that they've never spoken about before. For Mark it's a chance to reconnect focus on the things in life that really matter, Big Mark wants to regain his confidence after almost losing his life to Covid, while for Josh, it's a chance to experience things he was never able to do while he was a professional footballer. Among other things, they tackle a white-knuckle mountain bike ride, sleep in an abandoned slate mine and reflect on a tough few years S01E01 0.0.0/1 0.5/10 Alastair and Anna live in Winchester, Hampshire, and badly need their sloped garden transformed into a curvaceous country cottage idyll. They want to grow vegetables as well as have an entertaining area - all a challenge with the different levels. Charlie Dimmock and Arit Anderson take up the challenge on a budget of £5,500 7.9/10 Claire Foy: Having enjoyed researching the lives of her onscreen characters in The Crown, actress Claire Foy looks forward to delving into the lives of her own ancestors. After reminiscing about their Irish roots, her maternal grandfather directs her to 'The Castle' in Carlisle, the site of the military barracks where her great, great grandparents Henry and Maria Stimpson lived. Claire's father David was adopted, but was reunited with his birth mother Joyce later in life. Despite having got to know Joyce, he knows nothing of her ancestors, so Claire sets out to find out more S20E02 19.1.0/1 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 5/10 Fiona Bruce presents the topical debate from Norfolk, inviting a panel of politicians and other guests in King's Lynn to answer questions from an invited audience on subjects that have made the headlines over the past week 8.2/10 A rota of BBC journalists, including Adam Fleming and Chris Mason, contribute to the weekly round-up from Westminster. Collectively, they deliver their usual mix of serious analysis and light-hearted gossip concerning the biggest stories in politics 8.2/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 Claimed and Shamed: Most Shocking: The heartless woman who put in multiple false claims to profit from tragedies such as the Grenfell Tower fire. Plus, the brazen conman who forgot which side of his body his fake injury was on S15E05 14.4.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 10 (30 Min): Documentary following the investigators tracking down crooks who steal from the NHS. Officers catch a woman faking disability to claim half a million pounds in benefits 6.9/10 A semi-detached house near Whitehaven in Cumbria and terraces in Norwich in Norfolk and Birmingham in the East Midlands are all bought at online auctions. Two are destined for the rental market, while the third is a couple's first family home for them and their baby daughter. Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow developments as their new owners realise their ambitions S25E65 24.64.0/1 4.4/10 Ardingly: Eric Knowles presents from Ardingly in West Sussex as two pairs go in search of potentially profitable items at an antiques fair. Experts Jonathan Pratt and Ochuko Ojiri are on hand to help the red and blue teams. Eric also finds out all about the history of luxury Pullman railway carriages S65E18 64.17.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 5/10 The Viper's Tongue: Mrs McCarthy gets an unwelcome birthday surprise when her life is threatened by a mysterious avenging angel. Crime drama, starring Mark Williams and Sorcha Cusack S09E02 8.1.0/1 6/10 Expert upcycler Jacqui Joseph is at Earlswood Recycling centre, scouring the skips for two items that she can rework to reveal their true potential. She enlists luggage legend Neil Wragg who has his hands full with some sofa leather, while Jacqui's creativity is tested with a mannequin 7.1/10 North Yorkshire: Having spent 30 years living and working in Hong Kong, a would-be buyer teams up with presenter Jonnie Irwin, seeking a property in North Yorkshire on a budget of £350,000. Away from the property shopping, Jonnie heads to the Yorkshire Dales to discover what is being done to restore and preserve one of the most environmentally important landscapes in Europe S23E09 22.8.0/1 5.9/10 Runcorn: Lee Burkhill and Chris Hull head to Runcorn, Cheshire, where they meet two Craigs. Each has different ideas about what they want from their bland back garden. One wants a stylish, contemporary space with clean lines and the other wishes to fill the garden with wildlife. Lee and Chris set about creating the perfect garden that pleases both on a £5,000 budget S08E10 7.9.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Croydon, south London, to help new parents Adam and Jen with their unfinished nursery. After discovering they were expecting twins, DIY took a back seat, leaving the couple with no storage for their baby kit. The team has just 24 hours and a limited budget to make Adam and Jen's home child friendly S02E10 1.9.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong hosts the quiz in which contestants try to record the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Stephen Mangan reveals the correct answers and comments on the players' scores S28E18 27.17.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 5/10 09/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp round off the working week with a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Northern Ireland gymnast Rhys McClenaghan has won medals at all of the major international competitions. This documentary follows him as he takes part in 2022's three biggest events - the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, the European Championships in Munich and the Gymnastics World Championships in Liverpool. In what was the toughest year of the 23-year-old's career so far, it offers an insight into his relentless training schedule and hears about the personal and physical sacrifices that come with being an elite athlete 8.1/10 Olympic modern pentathlon gold medal winner Joe Choong, ex-England rugby League player Jon Wilkin, snowboarder Aimee Fuller and former world squash number one Nick Matthew join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E26 51.25.0/1 2.3/10 Rapper MIST, comedian Jayde Adams, interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and former Paralympian swimmer Ellie Simmonds join host Rob Brydon and regular captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack on the offbeat panel show. As usual, the participants set out to hoodwink their opponents with absurd facts and plausible fibs about themselves in a bid to secure a team victory, through rounds such as Home Truths and Quick-fire Lies S16E04 15.3.0/1 8/10 Harry Hill hosts as comedian Jack Dee and journalist Zing Tsjeng join team captain Paul Merton and Ian Hislop to delve into the comedic side of recent headline stories S65E09 64.8.0/1 8.2/10 In a bid to acquire help Dom and Kay meet up with Kirsty, who divulges some classified information - if only to stop Dom shouting at her running club - but crucially tells them she cannot help. Back on the estate, the pair are forced to deal with the consequences of their drug-dealing activities - at which point Dom receives a call from Celia Herrington, offering them freedom from the gang in return for the dossier. Comedy thriller, starring Gbemisola Ikumelo and Hammed Animashaun, with Zoe Wanamaker S01E06 0.5.0/1 2.4/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 5/10 Husband-and-wife duo Chris and Rosie are joined by star guests including Diversity's Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely, who discuss their life-long friendship. Features include Please Keep Me Anonymous, where a well-known face reads out some terrifying audience confessions and It Goes or I Go, where audience members compete to rid themselves of something their loved one refuses to remove from the house S02E05 1.4.0/1 1.2/10 The Owl and the Pussycat: A new relationship threatens to upend the Chalmers-Davises, Jacinda navigates a complex friendship and Vince struggles to ask for what he needs. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E07 2.6.0/1 0.7/10 Love in the Time of Chaos: Rosa's boys resist their new stepfather, while Oly and Santi find a new connection and Dom thinks about next steps. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E08 2.7.0/1 0.7/10 A girl is possessed by a formidable demonic entity that resists all efforts at freeing her from its grasp. In desperation, the child's mother appeals for help from a local priest and a veteran exorcist, but succeeding in this nightmarish contest of wills threatens the lives of both men. William Friedkin's horror, starring Linda Blair, Jason Miller, Ellen Burstyn, Max von Sydow and Lee J Cobb 3.5/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 10/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Matt Tebbutt is joined by Chris Evans and chefs Freddy Bird and Mandy Yin. Helen McGinn chooses wines to go with the studio dishes, and there are archive clips featuring Rick Stein, Marcus Wareing, Nadiya Hussain and Gennaro Contaldo and Antonio Carluccio 6.4/10 Classics with a Twist: Nadiya Hussain shares her love of baking with some of her favourite recipes, from every day treats to indulgent desserts. In the first episode, Nadiya kicks things off with a series of her favourite recipes for classic bakes with a twist, including a blueberry scone pizza, and a spicy Asian take on a traditional toad-in-the-hole S01E01 0.0.0/1 8.2/10 Martel Maxwell, Tommy Walsh and Jacqui Joseph explore properties to be auctioned in Bradford, West Yorkshire, and the London areas of Dulwich and Sipson, then talk to the buyers S25E03 24.2.0/1 4.4/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Oswestry 1: Natasha Raskin Sharp presents from Oswestry Showground in Shropshire, where Kate Bliss and Ben Cooper are helping today's reds and blues. Natasha also talks to Ben about his family background in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter S57E28 56.27.0/1 3.8/10 Sarah Moore salvages three items from a recycling centre in Witley, then she and two experts transform a dressing table, a vintage suitcase and a petite sofa 7.1/10 Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid against each other to buy a toy rocket and rabbit, a gramophone, lamp shades, a high chair and a brooch S04E03 3.2.0/1 4.6/10 Wye Valley: The beautiful Wye Valley may not be too far from Bristol, where today's couple are from, but it's a whole world away in terms of lifestyle. Steve Brown has some tempting properties up his sleeve and during some downtime all three manage to unwind and enjoy the scenery with a leisurely canoe ride on the River Wye itself S22E15 21.14.0/1 5.9/10 Stockport: Ben and Ruth call on the services of Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill to redesign their garden in Stockport, Greater Manchester, into something more chic. At present it's a bit dated with too much concrete - and too many level changes for it to be safe for their baby daughter Eve. The couple are imagining a wild, natural garden with prairie style planting and some opportunities for growing their own vegetables. They have a budget of £2,500 available to realise their dreams S07E35 6.34.0/1 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 5/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Marvin and Rochelle Humes host a celebrity special of the music quiz, which sees Oti Mabuse and Catherine Tyldesley, Joe Marler and Maisie Adam, and Chris McCausland and John Thomson trying to guess the songs from their intros. Which pair will make it through to the final and get the chance to win up to £10,000 for their chosen charity? S06E02 5.1.0/1 5.8/10 The comedian hosts the Saturday-night gameshow, in which contestants take on a colossal spinning wheel and answer questions in the hope of securing a cash prize. In each episode, contestants are guided by a host of celebrity experts, with tonight's advice coming from Ed Balls, Clara Amfo, Ally McCoist, Sindhu Vee, Dan Walker, Stacey Dooley and John Whaite S03E03 2.2.0/1 8.8/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Catherine Bohart, Charlie Higson, Lindsey Russell, Neil Jones, Kellie Shirley, Danny John-Jules, Sukh Ojla and Vikki Stone try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E09 15.8.0/1 7.2/10 Separation: Max takes Jodie to task for turning up to work with a hangover. When he realises that it is the anniversary of her mother's death, he tries to make amends for making a traumatic day even worse. Gethin rejects Jan's offers of help, and Jacob has arranged to see a therapist but cannot bring himself to go through with it S37E34 36.33.0/1 7.1/10 The team are called in when writer Cara Gibson is found dead under a bridge. Her books ruined careers and left a lot of lives in tatters, but could any of her subjects be driven to murder? Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E04 0.3.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Following a gig, fading music star Jackson Maine happens upon Ally, a nightclub singer-songwriter. Their instant chemistry leads to a tempestuous romance as he helps her on the road to stardom. However, Jackson's alcoholism has explosive repercussions as her career blossoms. Oscar-winning drama, starring Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper, who also directed, and Sam Elliott 7.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 03/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 03/06/2023: Matt Tebbutt is joined by chefs Ravinder Bhogal and Georgina Hayden, plus special guest Dan Aykroyd. Olly Smith chooses the wines to go with the studio dishes 6.4/10 Mary cooks four recipes that prove watching the pennies does not mean having to sacrifice on flavour. They include a crab courgetti spaghetti dish that uses tinned fish at a fraction of the cost of fresh. Plus, a spinach filo swirl demonstrates an inventive way of stretching six sausages to feed the family S01E06 0.5.0/1 8.3/10 Alex Scott looks ahead to today's FA Cup final between Manchester City and Manchester United at Wembley Stadium 7.3/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 A reimagined look back at the 2022/23 season's gripping FA Cup journey through a homage to classic video games 6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United (Kick-off 3.00pm). Gary Lineker presents coverage of the final from Wembley Stadium, as the local rivals battle it out for the prestigious trophy. Premier League-winners City claimed a 3-0 win over Championship side Sheffield United in the semi-finals, before United overcame Brighton & Hove Albion on penalties to reach their second Wembley final of the campaign, having already lifted the Carabao Cup. The Citizens prevailed 6-3 when the neighbours met in the league in October at Etihad Stadium, but United gained a measure of revenge with a 2-1 victory at Old Trafford three months later. With analysis from Alan Shearer, Micah Richards and Peter Schmeichel 6.4/10 Aylesbury & Liphook (Extended): Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers create a sensory garden for two autistic girls in Aylesbury, while also providing a garden in Liphook for Anne, Shaun and daughter Joanne 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 6.4/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Bradley Walsh hosts the revival of the comedy quiz show, with panellists Lorraine Kelly, Richard Madeley, Suzi Ruffell, Jimmy Carr, Su Pollard and Big Narstie helping contestants win some brilliant prizes by filling in the blanks S2022E03 2021.2.0/1 3.9/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Kaye Adams, Kai Widdrington, Kelly Cates, Jill Douglas, Lucy Porter, Kevin Eldon, Dr Daniel Olaiya, Dr Raphael Olaiya try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E08 15.7.0/1 7.2/10 Armour Plated: Iain is called out to a multi-vehicle crash caused by a man jumping from a bridge. The crisis forces him to relive traumatic memories of the events that led to his partner's death, and makes him question his relationship with a still struggling Faith. Jodie comes to see a different side to her father, Cam finds himself lodging with unexpected company, and Paige receives some troubling news S37E33 36.32.0/1 7.1/10 A scientist's body is found in Loch Katrine, a case that reminds Annika of a play by Ibsen. But with so many people wanting the victim dead, which one did he push over the edge? Away from work, the DI takes more than a parental interest in Morgan's therapist. Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E03 0.2.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Behind-the-scenes documentary looking at how the Argentina star, won the World Cup for the first time in his illustrious career last year in Qatar. With contributions from his international teammates, including Premier League stars Emi Martinez, Alexix Mac Allister and Julian Alvarez, and manager Lionel Scaloni 9.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 After a series of violent murders scandalises Victorian London, the media-dubbed Limehouse Golem strikes fear into the hearts of the public. Into this melting pot is thrust well-intentioned inspector John Kildare, who has never been given a murder case before. The Scotland Yard sleuth knows he has been set up to fail, but soon uncovers a lead that implicates Karl Marx, George Gissing and the popular music hall star Dan Leno. He follows the trail, wherever it may lead, through the seediest and most intriguing parts of London. Thriller, starring Bill Nighy, Douglas Booth and Olivia Cooke 8.1/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 04/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Interviews with key politicians and public figures 8.3/10 Kent: Mehreen Baig follows in the footsteps of Charles Dickens as she explores the Kent countryside, visiting the setting of Great Expectations and the house where the author died S01E05 0.4.0/1 7.7/10 The development potential of a Warwickshire property above a former brewery, a Staffordshire house with a huge back garden and a former farm building in Nottinghamshire S24E51 23.50.0/1 4.4/10 Charlie Ross presents the show from the Kent County Showground in Detling, and finds out about local explorer Julius Brenchley. With experts Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 The Angel of the North: The Rev Kate Bottley celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Angel of the North, joined by the statue's creator Antony Gormley and the former Bishop of Jarrow 7.8/10 04/06/2023: Viewers' opinions on BBC shows and behind-the-scenes reports on new programmes S2023E06 2022.5.0/1 7.4/10 Cornwall (Extended Version): Steve Brown helps a couple from Hertfordshire to find a new home in their favourite holiday destination of Cornwall, as well as meeting a local ceramicist 5.9/10 An earthquake forces a bear from the Peruvian jungle to start a new life in London. He finds modern Britain to be very different from the stories told to him by his aunt, but makes a new home with a kindly family. However, a sinister taxidermist intends to turn him into a museum exhibit. Comedy based on Michael Bond's series of children's books, starring Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins and Nicole Kidman, with the voice of Ben Whishaw 8.7/10 Protecting Primates: With more than half of the world's primates under threat of extinction, Chris Packham narrates a look at what is being done to protect primates, with scientists making ground-breaking discoveries about this remarkable animal family. Researcher Dr Cat Hobaiter has spent 13 years studying chimpanzees in the jungles of Uganda, while on Thailand's East coast, Dr Amanda Tan reveals how long-tailed macaques use tools to harvest shellfish S01E03 0.2.0/1 8.5/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 6.4/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Lower Hampen: Charlotte Smith and Matt Baker are at Lower Hampen Farm in the Cotswolds to meet Lydia and Clive Handy who have turned back the clock to adopt a more traditional approach to farming. Matt weaves a yarn, using wool from the farm's rare breed sheep, and Charlotte lifts the lid on soil microbiology and how it could impact the way we grow our food in the future. Adam Henson looks at a major food fraud in the British pig industry and Tom Heap investigates how food price inflation could impact the nation's health. S2023E23 2022.22.0/1 7.2/10 Deep Thinkers: Disguised underwater cameras capture footage of sea creatures. The first episode features the most intelligent animals in the ocean, including sperm whales and octopuses, which are shown using improvised tools to fend off rivals. The programme also features puffer fish creating sand sculptures and a hermit crab that becomes an unwitting documentary-maker after it steals the shell with a spy camera in. Narrated by David Tennant S01E01 0.0.0/1 8/10 Clissold Park, Stoke Newington 2: Fiona Bruce presents the show from Clissold Park, Stoke Newington, where treasures include Lewis Hamilton's racing helmet, Scandinavian jewellery and memorabilia from the movie Blade Runner. Marc Allum hears the inspiring story of the British Reggae Artists Famine Appeal, a fundraising response to Live Aid in 1985, while Will Farmer inspects a perspex mermaid sculpture by Arthur Fleischmann S45E16 44.15.0/1 7/10 Annie invites Terry to Marlene's party in the hope that it will help him to make a fresh start. But seeing a carefree and integrated Annie only makes Terry feel like more of an outsider and his PTSD spirals. With her parents out all night, Pattie tries to confront her problems head on and ends up in a dangerous situation S01E04 0.3.0/1 9.2/10 News/Current Affairs 3.7/10 News/Current Affairs 6.4/10 Divorcee Toby Howard and his ex-con older brother Tanner embark on a meticulously-planned crime spree, hoping to rob every branch of the West Texas bank that has threatened to foreclose on their family ranch. However, they soon find themselves being pursued by two veteran Texas Rangers. Neo-western drama, starring Jeff Bridges, Chris Pine and Ben Foster 5.7/10 Former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann, British gymnastics great Beth Tweddle, seven-time snooker world champion Stephen Hendry and BBC sports presenter JJ Chalmers join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E25 51.24.0/1 2.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 05/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 A woman claiming £1.7 million for injuries who was caught on camera while shopping, and a yoga instructor who bent the truth to get a pay-out following an accident S15E01 14.0.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 6 (45 Min): Police pursue security guards suspected of stealing £200,000 of hospital parking fees. Plus, a charity worker brazenly transfers £500,000 of public money to his own bank account 6.9/10 Martin Roberts and the team are in Scotland and the north of England to follow renovations in Paisley, Coventry and Bradford S25E62 24.61.0/1 4.4/10 Hemswell: Caroline Hawley presents the show from Hemswell in Lincolnshire, and has a mystery to solve. Izzie Balmer and Mark Stacey help the Reds and Blues to a prime purchase S65E03 64.2.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 6.4/10 Darker Dimensions: Al is giddy with excitement when he takes Emma to a Comic Con - but will Emma embrace the world of Darker Dimensions and its obsessive fans? S24E74 23.73.0/1 2.9/10 Jacqui Joseph rescues an old, rusty pulley, a nursing chair and a table with cast-iron legs from Altrincham recycling centre S14E10 13.9.0/1 7.1/10 Lancashire: Jules Hudson helps a couple to find a new home in Lancashire after years living in Australia, and visits a nature reserve created at a quarry used to build the UK's first motorway S23E51 22.50.0/1 5.9/10 Swindon: Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull are in Swindon to transform a troublesome sloping plot with a rotten deck into a 21st-century cottage garden perfect for entertaining friends S08E06 7.5.0/1 7.9/10 The team visits busy mum Monique at her two-bedroom home in South East London. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, the team create special bunkbed spaces for her two daughters, address the overspill of toys with bespoke storage solutions, and give their bathroom a deep clean S02E06 1.5.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong is joined by co-host Ria Lina on the quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions S29E31 28.30.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 6.4/10 Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas present the first visit of the week to the One Show studio, featuring the usual mix of topical stories and celebrity chat 4/10 Linda struggles with the Knight family invasion on the Vic and George speaks to Phil about a collaboration with the Boxing Den. Ben reveals his plan to sell the Arches but Phil is not impressed when he finds out the potential buyer is Sharon. Things are tense with the Panesars and Eve and Suki find their chance to get rid of Nish for good 5/10 The UK is facing a chronic illness epidemic, with diabetes rates at record levels and cancers in young people rising steeply. Now, there's growing evidence suggesting this could be linked to the food we eat. Ultra-processed convenience foods contain chemicals that UK regulators say are safe, but Panorama investigates emerging scientific evidence of a link between some of these chemicals and cancer, diabetes, and strokes 8.1/10 Rav Wilding and YouTuber Jim Browning join forces with ethical hackers to hunt down cyber criminals. Using the same remote-access technology that criminals use to scam their victims, the team hacks the hackers and monitors their operation 7/10 Paul insists on having Kappen's body exhumed. Jackie reluctantly allows it, but warns him that a wrong step could fatally compromise the force's reputation. At a press conference discussing the exhumation, questions are raised about the line of enquiry regarding Willoughby, and why more is not being done to eliminate other suspects first. Paul nonetheless puts all his efforts into following the Kappen theory, forcing Phil and Geraint to take matters into their own hands S01E04 0.3.0/1 7.8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 6.4/10 Naga Munchetty hosts an extended episode of the satirical quiz with Hugh Dennis and Ruth Davidson joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news S65E08 64.7.0/1 8/10 The MUAs' skills are tested to the limits when they work in teams to produce digital looks for Adidas at Metaverse Fashion Week, where they must impress guest judge Isamaya Ffrench. Back in the studio they're tasked with producing cartoon characters that live in a made-up world, with one of the contestants eliminated at the end of the challenge S05E05 4.4.0/1 3.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E02 14.1.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 7 (45 Min): The amateur actress who put on a performance to evade justice for a £750,000 fraud and the council worker who used £80,000 of taxpayer's cash to fuel his taste for the high life 6.9/10 Martin and Dion speak to a couple who bought their first house at auction and plan to turn it into a home in Macclesfield, two brothers who have bought some unusual disused buildings from the 1950s in Codnor and a couple hoping to make some money by renovating and selling a house in Rainworth S26E29 25.28.0/1 4.4/10 Stamford Meadows 12: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss help two teams look for items at an antiques fair in Stamford, Lincolnshire, while Natasha Raskin Sharp challenges the conkers world champion S54E25 53.24.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 6.4/10 Rebirth: Bear puts his foot in it with his Receptionist Team and Miles makes a move on Zara. Malika helps a labouring mother and her teenage daughter S24E75 23.74.0/1 2.9/10 Series 8 & 9 Episode 12 (Shortened): Jacqui Joseph visits Earlswood Recycling centre where she finds some sofa leather for luggage expert Neil Wragg to put to use and a mannequin for her to upcycle and sell on 7.1/10 Dorset: Two newlyweds enlist the help of Ginny Buckley in their search for a new home in the Dorset countryside. Having grown out of their town flat they need enough space for all their hobbies S23E52 22.51.0/1 5.9/10 Derby: Lee and Chris head to Derby to help Bal and her family restore her late mum's garden to its former glory. With a budget of £6,500 the pair aim to make a colourful, Indian-inspired space where the family can gather and watch Bollywood movies on their outdoor cinema screen S08E07 7.6.0/1 7.9/10 The team help an avid recycler whose small flat is bursting at the seams. With a limited budget and 24 hours, they transform the overflowing spare room into a dining area S02E07 1.6.0/1 4.4/10 Quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Ria Lina S29E32 28.31.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 6.4/10 06/06/2023: Alex Jones and Lauren Laverne present the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Elaine has a decision to make about George as Linda begs her to end their relationship. Having sold the Arches to Sharon, Ben focuses all his attention on Lexi but she is finding it hard to open up. Keanu is stunned to discover Sharon bought the Arches for him and he admits he is finding it difficult knowing that she is the one supporting him 5/10 Shola's behaviour causes concern with the staff leading Val to investigate. Kelly Jo's first day out of the BU goes from bad to worse when a kind-hearted gesture from Dean backfires. Myles causes problems for Joe who is already reeling from an unexpected visitor, leaving him and Mike feeling uncertain about the future S12E04 11.3.0/1 7.4/10 This companion documentary to the BBC drama Steeltown Murders tells the inside story of the police investigation into the 1973 murders of three teenage girls near the steel town of Port Talbot. With revealing interviews from detectives at the heart of the re-investigation and emotional first-time interviews from friends and family of the girls, the programme reveals how, after nearly 30 years, Wales's first serial killer was finally unmasked 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 6.4/10 Viking Funeral: When Thorfinn's bones are discovered on the property, he asks Sam to conduct the traditional Viking funeral he's always wanted, but Sam and Jay are torn when they learn that the bones could be sold to a museum for a lot of much-needed cash S01E03 0.2.0/1 3.7/10 Dinner Party: Sam and Jay invite Henry and Margaret to a dinner party to woo them into allowing the bed and breakfast, and the ghosts are desperately eager to be included on the guest list S01E04 0.3.0/1 3.7/10 Andrew Lloyd Webber: Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber knows he comes from a musical family, including virtuoso cellist brother Julian, but he is curious as to where his showbusiness genes and love of musical theatre come from. By following his mother's line, Andrew soon uncovers a certain Uncle Peregrine, who played a key role under Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo. On his father's side, Henry Simmonds was a missionary who dedicated his life to helping the poor and needy. Andrew is astonished to uncover stories that uncannily parallel his own life, including an ancestor with a famous cello-playing brother S20E01 19.0.0/1 8/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 07/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E03 14.2.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 8 (45 Min): The school business manager who embezzled more than £200,000 and the couple with expensive tastes who hid their relationship to pocket more than £100,000 of taxpayers' cash 6.9/10 Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow the stories of three more renovations. The auction buys in Cardiff, Preston and Wolverhampton are bought by families of property developers and two of the projects are destined to be the developers' homes while the third is given a top end refurbishment for the rental market S25E63 24.62.0/1 4.4/10 Grantham 25: In southern Lincolnshire, Nick Hall and Gary Pe help two teams scour in Grantham town centre for items, while presenter Charlie Ross finds out about four eras of English furniture with auctioneer and expert Colin Young S53E10 52.9.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 6.4/10 Zara tries to lay low while Scarlett and Ollie up their game. Rob goes on a mission to contact Nancy who hasn't been seen in months S24E76 23.75.0/1 2.9/10 In Somerset, Sarah Moore explores Keynsham Recycling Centre, searching for three items she hopes can be revived. There's a cast iron mangle for woodworker Bruce Faulseit and upholsterer Leigh-Anne Treadwell sets to work trying to give a much-cherished chair a second chance. Sarah herself has a metal bed frame to repurpose S12E05 11.4.0/1 7.1/10 Powys: Jules Hudson is in the Welsh county of Powys with a couple whose wish list includes an annexe for their parents, along with at least half an acre of land for their budget of £650,000. Jules also meets a man who scours space with his telescopes, looking for large, undiscovered objects that could be on a collision course with Earth S23E06 22.5.0/1 5.9/10 Coalville: Charlie and Flo go head-to-head to design a garden to match Jo and Jack's Victorian terraced house. They have just £4,500 to tick all the boxes on the couple's extensive wishlist S08E08 7.7.0/1 7.9/10 The team head to Homerton, east London to help entrepreneurs Rob and Haley make the most out of their two-bed house that is overrun with pets S02E08 1.7.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E16 27.15.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 6.4/10 07/06/2023: Alex Jones presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Suki sets her plan to take down Nish into action and Linda is determined to find some dirt on George. Sharon worries about Keanu's business skills so she hires Reiss to take care of the Arches accounts. Ben and Jay finally get Lexi to open up 5/10 The team welcome the Poet Laureate Simon Armitage into the Repair Shop who brings with him a harmonium, the subject of one of his poems that brings back memories of his late father. Cobbler Dean Westmoreland is given the task of repairing Valerie's pair of children's leather clogs that were bought to help her sister with mobility issues balance in the 1950s. Kirsten Ramsay is tasked with reviving Martin's broken sculpture depicting his mother as a young woman made by a Czechoslovakian art student in 1947. Finally, Kirsty visits jeweller Richard Talman, hoping he can fix her mum's silver charm bracelet gifted to her mother by her father in the early 1960s S08E05 7.4.0/1 8.5/10 The 10 remaining sewers make and celebrate garments from West Africa. Sara Pascoe and judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young are joined by guest judge, Nigerian fashion designer, Banke Kuku. The pattern challenge takes inspiration from a Ghanaian Batakari or Fugu tunic which involves sewing strips of handwoven deboya fabric. In the transformation challenge, the sewers have 90 minutes to make hand-dyed adire fabric into dresses by draping the fabric on the stand. In the made to measure challenge, the contestants make dramatic, flowing wide-sleeved robes worn by people across West Africa S09E03 8.2.0/1 6.6/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 6.4/10 The third kiss-off ends with a bang, as Dannii Minogue asks the couples to make their toughest choice yet - whether their relationships can survive outside the show. For one pairing, this represents a particular challenge, as they live a great distance from each other S01E07 0.6.0/1 0.4/10 The boys decide if they want to take their relationship into the real world - but not before one final party where everyone dresses up as their favourite queer icon. On the final day, family and friends come to visit, which leaves some of the boys with the unique experience of introducing them to a partner for the first time S01E08 0.7.0/1 0.4/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 How the lies of a factory worker claiming £90,000 for an accident at work were exposed when his bosses revealed he wasn't even on site. Plus, the driver who tried to get away with claiming for old damage to his car after a minor bump with a lorry is caught on camera and the cabbie who concocted a claim after a prang before being told to cough up thousands by a judge S15E04 14.3.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 9 (30 Min): The trusted parish clerk who secretly transferred the entire council budget to himself. Plus, how hidden cameras, set up under cover of darkness, exposed a greedy council tenant's deceit. Presented by Michelle Ackerley 6.9/10 Dion Dublin is in Manchester to see a three-bed semi-detached house bought by a father and son property developing team. He's also in Sheffield viewing an interesting commercial unit that was previously a photography studio. Martel Maxwell is in Hartlepool to see a three-bed mid-terrace with a very low auction guide price S26E30 25.29.0/1 4.4/10 Narberth 26: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss guide two teams in Narberth, west Wales, as they buy items to go head to head at auction in Cardiff. Host Christina Trevanion learns about a collection of First World War crested china, which was once overlooked by collectors S60E12 59.11.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 6.4/10 Blast from the Past: Bear and Claudia's fun day splinters, while Kirsty discovers Nina's plans for VPAS. Rosie tries her hand at diagnosing patients, much to Al's chagrin S24E77 23.76.0/1 2.9/10 In Buckinghamshire, Sarah Moore sifts through boot-fulls of rubbish at Beaconsfield recycling centre in the hope of finding three gems amongst the junk. Lighting designer Duncan McKean takes on a pair of mirrors, while a lacrosse stick and a wrought iron stand test the creative mettle of blacksmiths Bex Simon and Dave Harris. Sarah herself sets to work updating a reproduction desk S14E12 13.11.0/1 7.1/10 Somerset: Two sisters combine their resources to find a secluded house in Somerset that has enough land to start their own music festival, but on a slightly smaller scale than the one the county is famous for. Alistair Appleton escorts is on hand to help and also takes time out to visit the village of Stoke St Gregory, where an old pub has been transformed into not just the local watering hole but a community shop and cafe too S23E08 22.7.0/1 5.9/10 Leeds: Donna and Dan's garden is small and messy with lots of sharp difficult surfaces that present a problem for their youngest daughter Emilia, who has Down's syndrome. Emilia and her sister Maya love nothing more than playing in the garden, but currently it's unsafe and needs to be redesigned with more forgiving materials so they don't hurt themselves. Donna was born and raised in Norway, so Charlie Dimmock and Flo Headlam set about building a sensory, Scandi-themed garden within a £3,000 budget for the family to enjoy S08E09 7.8.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Bedford to meet single mum Katie. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, they transform her lacklustre bedroom into a relaxing space that doubles as a home office. Maxine Dwyer uses her potions to treat make-up spills on the carpet S02E09 1.8.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E17 27.16.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 6.4/10 08/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Sharon and Keanu continue to clash over the Arches and things get worse as Sonia and Reiss invite themselves over for the evening, forcing them to play host. Jay shares Lola's memory box with Kim and Billy and his friends realise just how much he is struggling with the grief 5/10 Reality TV star Mark Wright embarks on an epic road trip across Britain in the company of his brother Josh and father Big Mark. Along the way they open up about things that they've never spoken about before. For Mark it's a chance to reconnect focus on the things in life that really matter, Big Mark wants to regain his confidence after almost losing his life to Covid, while for Josh, it's a chance to experience things he was never able to do while he was a professional footballer. Among other things, they tackle a white-knuckle mountain bike ride, sleep in an abandoned slate mine and reflect on a tough few years S01E01 0.0.0/1 0.5/10 Alastair and Anna live in Winchester, Hampshire, and badly need their sloped garden transformed into a curvaceous country cottage idyll. They want to grow vegetables as well as have an entertaining area - all a challenge with the different levels. Charlie Dimmock and Arit Anderson take up the challenge on a budget of £5,500 7.9/10 Claire Foy: Having enjoyed researching the lives of her onscreen characters in The Crown, actress Claire Foy looks forward to delving into the lives of her own ancestors. After reminiscing about their Irish roots, her maternal grandfather directs her to 'The Castle' in Carlisle, the site of the military barracks where her great, great grandparents Henry and Maria Stimpson lived. Claire's father David was adopted, but was reunited with his birth mother Joyce later in life. Despite having got to know Joyce, he knows nothing of her ancestors, so Claire sets out to find out more S20E02 19.1.0/1 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 6.4/10 Fiona Bruce presents the topical debate from Norfolk, inviting a panel of politicians and other guests in King's Lynn to answer questions from an invited audience on subjects that have made the headlines over the past week 8.2/10 A rota of BBC journalists, including Adam Fleming and Chris Mason, contribute to the weekly round-up from Westminster. Collectively, they deliver their usual mix of serious analysis and light-hearted gossip concerning the biggest stories in politics 8.2/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 Claimed and Shamed: Most Shocking: The heartless woman who put in multiple false claims to profit from tragedies such as the Grenfell Tower fire. Plus, the brazen conman who forgot which side of his body his fake injury was on S15E05 14.4.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 10 (30 Min): Documentary following the investigators tracking down crooks who steal from the NHS. Officers catch a woman faking disability to claim half a million pounds in benefits 6.9/10 A semi-detached house near Whitehaven in Cumbria and terraces in Norwich in Norfolk and Birmingham in the East Midlands are all bought at online auctions. Two are destined for the rental market, while the third is a couple's first family home for them and their baby daughter. Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow developments as their new owners realise their ambitions S25E65 24.64.0/1 4.4/10 Ardingly: Eric Knowles presents from Ardingly in West Sussex as two pairs go in search of potentially profitable items at an antiques fair. Experts Jonathan Pratt and Ochuko Ojiri are on hand to help the red and blue teams. Eric also finds out all about the history of luxury Pullman railway carriages S65E18 64.17.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 6.4/10 The Viper's Tongue: Mrs McCarthy gets an unwelcome birthday surprise when her life is threatened by a mysterious avenging angel. Crime drama, starring Mark Williams and Sorcha Cusack S09E02 8.1.0/1 6/10 Expert upcycler Jacqui Joseph is at Earlswood Recycling centre, scouring the skips for two items that she can rework to reveal their true potential. She enlists luggage legend Neil Wragg who has his hands full with some sofa leather, while Jacqui's creativity is tested with a mannequin 7.1/10 North Yorkshire: Having spent 30 years living and working in Hong Kong, a would-be buyer teams up with presenter Jonnie Irwin, seeking a property in North Yorkshire on a budget of £350,000. Away from the property shopping, Jonnie heads to the Yorkshire Dales to discover what is being done to restore and preserve one of the most environmentally important landscapes in Europe S23E09 22.8.0/1 5.9/10 Runcorn: Lee Burkhill and Chris Hull head to Runcorn, Cheshire, where they meet two Craigs. Each has different ideas about what they want from their bland back garden. One wants a stylish, contemporary space with clean lines and the other wishes to fill the garden with wildlife. Lee and Chris set about creating the perfect garden that pleases both on a £5,000 budget S08E10 7.9.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Croydon, south London, to help new parents Adam and Jen with their unfinished nursery. After discovering they were expecting twins, DIY took a back seat, leaving the couple with no storage for their baby kit. The team has just 24 hours and a limited budget to make Adam and Jen's home child friendly S02E10 1.9.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong hosts the quiz in which contestants try to record the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Stephen Mangan reveals the correct answers and comments on the players' scores S28E18 27.17.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 6.4/10 09/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp round off the working week with a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Northern Ireland gymnast Rhys McClenaghan has won medals at all of the major international competitions. This documentary follows him as he takes part in 2022's three biggest events - the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, the European Championships in Munich and the Gymnastics World Championships in Liverpool. In what was the toughest year of the 23-year-old's career so far, it offers an insight into his relentless training schedule and hears about the personal and physical sacrifices that come with being an elite athlete 8.1/10 Olympic modern pentathlon gold medal winner Joe Choong, ex-England rugby League player Jon Wilkin, snowboarder Aimee Fuller and former world squash number one Nick Matthew join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E26 51.25.0/1 2.3/10 Rapper MIST, comedian Jayde Adams, interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and former Paralympian swimmer Ellie Simmonds join host Rob Brydon and regular captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack on the offbeat panel show. As usual, the participants set out to hoodwink their opponents with absurd facts and plausible fibs about themselves in a bid to secure a team victory, through rounds such as Home Truths and Quick-fire Lies S16E04 15.3.0/1 8/10 Harry Hill hosts as comedian Jack Dee and journalist Zing Tsjeng join team captain Paul Merton and Ian Hislop to delve into the comedic side of recent headline stories S65E09 64.8.0/1 8.2/10 In a bid to acquire help Dom and Kay meet up with Kirsty, who divulges some classified information - if only to stop Dom shouting at her running club - but crucially tells them she cannot help. Back on the estate, the pair are forced to deal with the consequences of their drug-dealing activities - at which point Dom receives a call from Celia Herrington, offering them freedom from the gang in return for the dossier. Comedy thriller, starring Gbemisola Ikumelo and Hammed Animashaun, with Zoe Wanamaker S01E06 0.5.0/1 2.4/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 6.4/10 Husband-and-wife duo Chris and Rosie are joined by star guests including Diversity's Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely, who discuss their life-long friendship. Features include Please Keep Me Anonymous, where a well-known face reads out some terrifying audience confessions and It Goes or I Go, where audience members compete to rid themselves of something their loved one refuses to remove from the house S02E05 1.4.0/1 1.2/10 The Owl and the Pussycat: A new relationship threatens to upend the Chalmers-Davises, Jacinda navigates a complex friendship and Vince struggles to ask for what he needs. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E07 2.6.0/1 0.7/10 Love in the Time of Chaos: Rosa's boys resist their new stepfather, while Oly and Santi find a new connection and Dom thinks about next steps. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E08 2.7.0/1 0.7/10 A girl is possessed by a formidable demonic entity that resists all efforts at freeing her from its grasp. In desperation, the child's mother appeals for help from a local priest and a veteran exorcist, but succeeding in this nightmarish contest of wills threatens the lives of both men. William Friedkin's horror, starring Linda Blair, Jason Miller, Ellen Burstyn, Max von Sydow and Lee J Cobb 3.5/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 10/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Matt Tebbutt is joined by Chris Evans and chefs Freddy Bird and Mandy Yin. Helen McGinn chooses wines to go with the studio dishes, and there are archive clips featuring Rick Stein, Marcus Wareing, Nadiya Hussain and Gennaro Contaldo and Antonio Carluccio 6.4/10 Classics with a Twist: Nadiya Hussain shares her love of baking with some of her favourite recipes, from every day treats to indulgent desserts. In the first episode, Nadiya kicks things off with a series of her favourite recipes for classic bakes with a twist, including a blueberry scone pizza, and a spicy Asian take on a traditional toad-in-the-hole S01E01 0.0.0/1 8.2/10 Martel Maxwell, Tommy Walsh and Jacqui Joseph explore properties to be auctioned in Bradford, West Yorkshire, and the London areas of Dulwich and Sipson, then talk to the buyers S25E03 24.2.0/1 4.4/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Oswestry 1: Natasha Raskin Sharp presents from Oswestry Showground in Shropshire, where Kate Bliss and Ben Cooper are helping today's reds and blues. Natasha also talks to Ben about his family background in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter S57E28 56.27.0/1 3.8/10 Sarah Moore salvages three items from a recycling centre in Witley, then she and two experts transform a dressing table, a vintage suitcase and a petite sofa 7.1/10 Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid against each other to buy a toy rocket and rabbit, a gramophone, lamp shades, a high chair and a brooch S04E03 3.2.0/1 4.6/10 Wye Valley: The beautiful Wye Valley may not be too far from Bristol, where today's couple are from, but it's a whole world away in terms of lifestyle. Steve Brown has some tempting properties up his sleeve and during some downtime all three manage to unwind and enjoy the scenery with a leisurely canoe ride on the River Wye itself S22E15 21.14.0/1 5.9/10 Stockport: Ben and Ruth call on the services of Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill to redesign their garden in Stockport, Greater Manchester, into something more chic. At present it's a bit dated with too much concrete - and too many level changes for it to be safe for their baby daughter Eve. The couple are imagining a wild, natural garden with prairie style planting and some opportunities for growing their own vegetables. They have a budget of £2,500 available to realise their dreams S07E35 6.34.0/1 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 6.4/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Marvin and Rochelle Humes host a celebrity special of the music quiz, which sees Oti Mabuse and Catherine Tyldesley, Joe Marler and Maisie Adam, and Chris McCausland and John Thomson trying to guess the songs from their intros. Which pair will make it through to the final and get the chance to win up to £10,000 for their chosen charity? S06E02 5.1.0/1 5.8/10 The comedian hosts the Saturday-night gameshow, in which contestants take on a colossal spinning wheel and answer questions in the hope of securing a cash prize. In each episode, contestants are guided by a host of celebrity experts, with tonight's advice coming from Ed Balls, Clara Amfo, Ally McCoist, Sindhu Vee, Dan Walker, Stacey Dooley and John Whaite S03E03 2.2.0/1 8.8/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Catherine Bohart, Charlie Higson, Lindsey Russell, Neil Jones, Kellie Shirley, Danny John-Jules, Sukh Ojla and Vikki Stone try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E09 15.8.0/1 7.2/10 Separation: Max takes Jodie to task for turning up to work with a hangover. When he realises that it is the anniversary of her mother's death, he tries to make amends for making a traumatic day even worse. Gethin rejects Jan's offers of help, and Jacob has arranged to see a therapist but cannot bring himself to go through with it S37E34 36.33.0/1 7.1/10 The team are called in when writer Cara Gibson is found dead under a bridge. Her books ruined careers and left a lot of lives in tatters, but could any of her subjects be driven to murder? Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E04 0.3.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Following a gig, fading music star Jackson Maine happens upon Ally, a nightclub singer-songwriter. Their instant chemistry leads to a tempestuous romance as he helps her on the road to stardom. However, Jackson's alcoholism has explosive repercussions as her career blossoms. Oscar-winning drama, starring Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper, who also directed, and Sam Elliott 7.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 03/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 03/06/2023: Matt Tebbutt is joined by chefs Ravinder Bhogal and Georgina Hayden, plus special guest Dan Aykroyd. Olly Smith chooses the wines to go with the studio dishes 6.4/10 Mary cooks four recipes that prove watching the pennies does not mean having to sacrifice on flavour. They include a crab courgetti spaghetti dish that uses tinned fish at a fraction of the cost of fresh. Plus, a spinach filo swirl demonstrates an inventive way of stretching six sausages to feed the family S01E06 0.5.0/1 8.3/10 Alex Scott looks ahead to today's FA Cup final between Manchester City and Manchester United at Wembley Stadium 7.3/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 A reimagined look back at the 2022/23 season's gripping FA Cup journey through a homage to classic video games 6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United (Kick-off 3.00pm). Gary Lineker presents coverage of the final from Wembley Stadium, as the local rivals battle it out for the prestigious trophy. Premier League-winners City claimed a 3-0 win over Championship side Sheffield United in the semi-finals, before United overcame Brighton & Hove Albion on penalties to reach their second Wembley final of the campaign, having already lifted the Carabao Cup. The Citizens prevailed 6-3 when the neighbours met in the league in October at Etihad Stadium, but United gained a measure of revenge with a 2-1 victory at Old Trafford three months later. With analysis from Alan Shearer, Micah Richards and Peter Schmeichel 6.4/10 Aylesbury & Liphook (Extended): Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers create a sensory garden for two autistic girls in Aylesbury, while also providing a garden in Liphook for Anne, Shaun and daughter Joanne 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Bradley Walsh hosts the revival of the comedy quiz show, with panellists Lorraine Kelly, Richard Madeley, Suzi Ruffell, Jimmy Carr, Su Pollard and Big Narstie helping contestants win some brilliant prizes by filling in the blanks S2022E03 2021.2.0/1 3.9/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Kaye Adams, Kai Widdrington, Kelly Cates, Jill Douglas, Lucy Porter, Kevin Eldon, Dr Daniel Olaiya, Dr Raphael Olaiya try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E08 15.7.0/1 7.2/10 Armour Plated: Iain is called out to a multi-vehicle crash caused by a man jumping from a bridge. The crisis forces him to relive traumatic memories of the events that led to his partner's death, and makes him question his relationship with a still struggling Faith. Jodie comes to see a different side to her father, Cam finds himself lodging with unexpected company, and Paige receives some troubling news S37E33 36.32.0/1 7.1/10 A scientist's body is found in Loch Katrine, a case that reminds Annika of a play by Ibsen. But with so many people wanting the victim dead, which one did he push over the edge? Away from work, the DI takes more than a parental interest in Morgan's therapist. Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E03 0.2.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Behind-the-scenes documentary looking at how the Argentina star, won the World Cup for the first time in his illustrious career last year in Qatar. With contributions from his international teammates, including Premier League stars Emi Martinez, Alexix Mac Allister and Julian Alvarez, and manager Lionel Scaloni 9.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 After a series of violent murders scandalises Victorian London, the media-dubbed Limehouse Golem strikes fear into the hearts of the public. Into this melting pot is thrust well-intentioned inspector John Kildare, who has never been given a murder case before. The Scotland Yard sleuth knows he has been set up to fail, but soon uncovers a lead that implicates Karl Marx, George Gissing and the popular music hall star Dan Leno. He follows the trail, wherever it may lead, through the seediest and most intriguing parts of London. Thriller, starring Bill Nighy, Douglas Booth and Olivia Cooke 8.1/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 04/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Interviews with key politicians and public figures 8.3/10 Kent: Mehreen Baig follows in the footsteps of Charles Dickens as she explores the Kent countryside, visiting the setting of Great Expectations and the house where the author died S01E05 0.4.0/1 7.7/10 The development potential of a Warwickshire property above a former brewery, a Staffordshire house with a huge back garden and a former farm building in Nottinghamshire S24E51 23.50.0/1 4.4/10 Charlie Ross presents the show from the Kent County Showground in Detling, and finds out about local explorer Julius Brenchley. With experts Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 The Angel of the North: The Rev Kate Bottley celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Angel of the North, joined by the statue's creator Antony Gormley and the former Bishop of Jarrow 7.8/10 04/06/2023: Viewers' opinions on BBC shows and behind-the-scenes reports on new programmes S2023E06 2022.5.0/1 7.4/10 Cornwall (Extended Version): Steve Brown helps a couple from Hertfordshire to find a new home in their favourite holiday destination of Cornwall, as well as meeting a local ceramicist 5.9/10 An earthquake forces a bear from the Peruvian jungle to start a new life in London. He finds modern Britain to be very different from the stories told to him by his aunt, but makes a new home with a kindly family. However, a sinister taxidermist intends to turn him into a museum exhibit. Comedy based on Michael Bond's series of children's books, starring Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins and Nicole Kidman, with the voice of Ben Whishaw 8.7/10 Protecting Primates: With more than half of the world's primates under threat of extinction, Chris Packham narrates a look at what is being done to protect primates, with scientists making ground-breaking discoveries about this remarkable animal family. Researcher Dr Cat Hobaiter has spent 13 years studying chimpanzees in the jungles of Uganda, while on Thailand's East coast, Dr Amanda Tan reveals how long-tailed macaques use tools to harvest shellfish S01E03 0.2.0/1 8.5/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Lower Hampen: Charlotte Smith and Matt Baker are at Lower Hampen Farm in the Cotswolds to meet Lydia and Clive Handy who have turned back the clock to adopt a more traditional approach to farming. Matt weaves a yarn, using wool from the farm's rare breed sheep, and Charlotte lifts the lid on soil microbiology and how it could impact the way we grow our food in the future. Adam Henson looks at a major food fraud in the British pig industry and Tom Heap investigates how food price inflation could impact the nation's health. S2023E23 2022.22.0/1 7.2/10 Deep Thinkers: Disguised underwater cameras capture footage of sea creatures. The first episode features the most intelligent animals in the ocean, including sperm whales and octopuses, which are shown using improvised tools to fend off rivals. The programme also features puffer fish creating sand sculptures and a hermit crab that becomes an unwitting documentary-maker after it steals the shell with a spy camera in. Narrated by David Tennant S01E01 0.0.0/1 8/10 Clissold Park, Stoke Newington 2: Fiona Bruce presents the show from Clissold Park, Stoke Newington, where treasures include Lewis Hamilton's racing helmet, Scandinavian jewellery and memorabilia from the movie Blade Runner. Marc Allum hears the inspiring story of the British Reggae Artists Famine Appeal, a fundraising response to Live Aid in 1985, while Will Farmer inspects a perspex mermaid sculpture by Arthur Fleischmann S45E16 44.15.0/1 7/10 Annie invites Terry to Marlene's party in the hope that it will help him to make a fresh start. But seeing a carefree and integrated Annie only makes Terry feel like more of an outsider and his PTSD spirals. With her parents out all night, Pattie tries to confront her problems head on and ends up in a dangerous situation S01E04 0.3.0/1 9.2/10 News/Current Affairs 3.7/10 News/Current Affairs Divorcee Toby Howard and his ex-con older brother Tanner embark on a meticulously-planned crime spree, hoping to rob every branch of the West Texas bank that has threatened to foreclose on their family ranch. However, they soon find themselves being pursued by two veteran Texas Rangers. Neo-western drama, starring Jeff Bridges, Chris Pine and Ben Foster 5.7/10 Former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann, British gymnastics great Beth Tweddle, seven-time snooker world champion Stephen Hendry and BBC sports presenter JJ Chalmers join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E25 51.24.0/1 2.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 05/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 A woman claiming £1.7 million for injuries who was caught on camera while shopping, and a yoga instructor who bent the truth to get a pay-out following an accident S15E01 14.0.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 6 (45 Min): Police pursue security guards suspected of stealing £200,000 of hospital parking fees. Plus, a charity worker brazenly transfers £500,000 of public money to his own bank account 6.9/10 Martin Roberts and the team are in Scotland and the north of England to follow renovations in Paisley, Coventry and Bradford S25E62 24.61.0/1 4.4/10 Hemswell: Caroline Hawley presents the show from Hemswell in Lincolnshire, and has a mystery to solve. Izzie Balmer and Mark Stacey help the Reds and Blues to a prime purchase S65E03 64.2.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs Darker Dimensions: Al is giddy with excitement when he takes Emma to a Comic Con - but will Emma embrace the world of Darker Dimensions and its obsessive fans? S24E74 23.73.0/1 2.9/10 Jacqui Joseph rescues an old, rusty pulley, a nursing chair and a table with cast-iron legs from Altrincham recycling centre S14E10 13.9.0/1 7.1/10 Lancashire: Jules Hudson helps a couple to find a new home in Lancashire after years living in Australia, and visits a nature reserve created at a quarry used to build the UK's first motorway S23E51 22.50.0/1 5.9/10 Swindon: Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull are in Swindon to transform a troublesome sloping plot with a rotten deck into a 21st-century cottage garden perfect for entertaining friends S08E06 7.5.0/1 7.9/10 The team visits busy mum Monique at her two-bedroom home in South East London. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, the team create special bunkbed spaces for her two daughters, address the overspill of toys with bespoke storage solutions, and give their bathroom a deep clean S02E06 1.5.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong is joined by co-host Ria Lina on the quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions S29E31 28.30.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas present the first visit of the week to the One Show studio, featuring the usual mix of topical stories and celebrity chat 4/10 Linda struggles with the Knight family invasion on the Vic and George speaks to Phil about a collaboration with the Boxing Den. Ben reveals his plan to sell the Arches but Phil is not impressed when he finds out the potential buyer is Sharon. Things are tense with the Panesars and Eve and Suki find their chance to get rid of Nish for good 5/10 The UK is facing a chronic illness epidemic, with diabetes rates at record levels and cancers in young people rising steeply. Now, there's growing evidence suggesting this could be linked to the food we eat. Ultra-processed convenience foods contain chemicals that UK regulators say are safe, but Panorama investigates emerging scientific evidence of a link between some of these chemicals and cancer, diabetes, and strokes 8.1/10 Rav Wilding and YouTuber Jim Browning join forces with ethical hackers to hunt down cyber criminals. Using the same remote-access technology that criminals use to scam their victims, the team hacks the hackers and monitors their operation 7/10 Paul insists on having Kappen's body exhumed. Jackie reluctantly allows it, but warns him that a wrong step could fatally compromise the force's reputation. At a press conference discussing the exhumation, questions are raised about the line of enquiry regarding Willoughby, and why more is not being done to eliminate other suspects first. Paul nonetheless puts all his efforts into following the Kappen theory, forcing Phil and Geraint to take matters into their own hands S01E04 0.3.0/1 7.8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Tanya Arnold presents action from the Magic Weekend fixtures at St James' Park in Newcastle, including Warrington Wolves v Hull FC and Wigan Warriors v Catalans Dragons 7.3/10 The MUAs' skills are tested to the limits when they work in teams to produce digital looks for Adidas at Metaverse Fashion Week, where they must impress guest judge Isamaya Ffrench. Back in the studio they're tasked with producing cartoon characters that live in a made-up world, with one of the contestants eliminated at the end of the challenge S05E05 4.4.0/1 3.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E02 14.1.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 7 (45 Min): The amateur actress who put on a performance to evade justice for a £750,000 fraud and the council worker who used £80,000 of taxpayer's cash to fuel his taste for the high life 6.9/10 Martin and Dion speak to a couple who bought their first house at auction and plan to turn it into a home in Macclesfield, two brothers who have bought some unusual disused buildings from the 1950s in Codnor and a couple hoping to make some money by renovating and selling a house in Rainworth S26E29 25.28.0/1 4.4/10 Stamford Meadows 12: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss help two teams look for items at an antiques fair in Stamford, Lincolnshire, while Natasha Raskin Sharp challenges the conkers world champion S54E25 53.24.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs Rebirth: Bear puts his foot in it with his Receptionist Team and Miles makes a move on Zara. Malika helps a labouring mother and her teenage daughter S24E75 23.74.0/1 2.9/10 Series 8 & 9 Episode 12 (Shortened): Jacqui Joseph visits Earlswood Recycling centre where she finds some sofa leather for luggage expert Neil Wragg to put to use and a mannequin for her to upcycle and sell on 7.1/10 Dorset: Two newlyweds enlist the help of Ginny Buckley in their search for a new home in the Dorset countryside. Having grown out of their town flat they need enough space for all their hobbies S23E52 22.51.0/1 5.9/10 Derby: Lee and Chris head to Derby to help Bal and her family restore her late mum's garden to its former glory. With a budget of £6,500 the pair aim to make a colourful, Indian-inspired space where the family can gather and watch Bollywood movies on their outdoor cinema screen S08E07 7.6.0/1 7.9/10 The team help an avid recycler whose small flat is bursting at the seams. With a limited budget and 24 hours, they transform the overflowing spare room into a dining area S02E07 1.6.0/1 4.4/10 Quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Ria Lina S29E32 28.31.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 06/06/2023: Alex Jones and Lauren Laverne present the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Elaine has a decision to make about George as Linda begs her to end their relationship. Having sold the Arches to Sharon, Ben focuses all his attention on Lexi but she is finding it hard to open up. Keanu is stunned to discover Sharon bought the Arches for him and he admits he is finding it difficult knowing that she is the one supporting him 5/10 Shola's behaviour causes concern with the staff leading Val to investigate. Kelly Jo's first day out of the BU goes from bad to worse when a kind-hearted gesture from Dean backfires. Myles causes problems for Joe who is already reeling from an unexpected visitor, leaving him and Mike feeling uncertain about the future S12E04 11.3.0/1 7.4/10 This companion documentary to the BBC drama Steeltown Murders tells the inside story of the police investigation into the 1973 murders of three teenage girls near the steel town of Port Talbot. With revealing interviews from detectives at the heart of the re-investigation and emotional first-time interviews from friends and family of the girls, the programme reveals how, after nearly 30 years, Wales's first serial killer was finally unmasked 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Viking Funeral: When Thorfinn's bones are discovered on the property, he asks Sam to conduct the traditional Viking funeral he's always wanted, but Sam and Jay are torn when they learn that the bones could be sold to a museum for a lot of much-needed cash S01E03 0.2.0/1 3.7/10 Dinner Party: Sam and Jay invite Henry and Margaret to a dinner party to woo them into allowing the bed and breakfast, and the ghosts are desperately eager to be included on the guest list S01E04 0.3.0/1 3.7/10 Andrew Lloyd Webber: Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber knows he comes from a musical family, including virtuoso cellist brother Julian, but he is curious as to where his showbusiness genes and love of musical theatre come from. By following his mother's line, Andrew soon uncovers a certain Uncle Peregrine, who played a key role under Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo. On his father's side, Henry Simmonds was a missionary who dedicated his life to helping the poor and needy. Andrew is astonished to uncover stories that uncannily parallel his own life, including an ancestor with a famous cello-playing brother S20E01 19.0.0/1 8/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 07/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E03 14.2.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 8 (45 Min): The school business manager who embezzled more than £200,000 and the couple with expensive tastes who hid their relationship to pocket more than £100,000 of taxpayers' cash 6.9/10 Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow the stories of three more renovations. The auction buys in Cardiff, Preston and Wolverhampton are bought by families of property developers and two of the projects are destined to be the developers' homes while the third is given a top end refurbishment for the rental market S25E63 24.62.0/1 4.4/10 Grantham 25: In southern Lincolnshire, Nick Hall and Gary Pe help two teams scour in Grantham town centre for items, while presenter Charlie Ross finds out about four eras of English furniture with auctioneer and expert Colin Young S53E10 52.9.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs Zara tries to lay low while Scarlett and Ollie up their game. Rob goes on a mission to contact Nancy who hasn't been seen in months S24E76 23.75.0/1 2.9/10 In Somerset, Sarah Moore explores Keynsham Recycling Centre, searching for three items she hopes can be revived. There's a cast iron mangle for woodworker Bruce Faulseit and upholsterer Leigh-Anne Treadwell sets to work trying to give a much-cherished chair a second chance. Sarah herself has a metal bed frame to repurpose S12E05 11.4.0/1 7.1/10 Powys: Jules Hudson is in the Welsh county of Powys with a couple whose wish list includes an annexe for their parents, along with at least half an acre of land for their budget of £650,000. Jules also meets a man who scours space with his telescopes, looking for large, undiscovered objects that could be on a collision course with Earth S23E06 22.5.0/1 5.9/10 Coalville: Charlie and Flo go head-to-head to design a garden to match Jo and Jack's Victorian terraced house. They have just £4,500 to tick all the boxes on the couple's extensive wishlist S08E08 7.7.0/1 7.9/10 The team head to Homerton, east London to help entrepreneurs Rob and Haley make the most out of their two-bed house that is overrun with pets S02E08 1.7.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E16 27.15.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 07/06/2023: Alex Jones presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Suki sets her plan to take down Nish into action and Linda is determined to find some dirt on George. Sharon worries about Keanu's business skills so she hires Reiss to take care of the Arches accounts. Ben and Jay finally get Lexi to open up 5/10 The team welcome the Poet Laureate Simon Armitage into the Repair Shop who brings with him a harmonium, the subject of one of his poems that brings back memories of his late father. Cobbler Dean Westmoreland is given the task of repairing Valerie's pair of children's leather clogs that were bought to help her sister with mobility issues balance in the 1950s. Kirsten Ramsay is tasked with reviving Martin's broken sculpture depicting his mother as a young woman made by a Czechoslovakian art student in 1947. Finally, Kirsty visits jeweller Richard Talman, hoping he can fix her mum's silver charm bracelet gifted to her mother by her father in the early 1960s S08E05 7.4.0/1 8.5/10 The 10 remaining sewers make and celebrate garments from West Africa. Sara Pascoe and judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young are joined by guest judge, Nigerian fashion designer, Banke Kuku. The pattern challenge takes inspiration from a Ghanaian Batakari or Fugu tunic which involves sewing strips of handwoven deboya fabric. In the transformation challenge, the sewers have 90 minutes to make hand-dyed adire fabric into dresses by draping the fabric on the stand. In the made to measure challenge, the contestants make dramatic, flowing wide-sleeved robes worn by people across West Africa S09E03 8.2.0/1 6.6/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs The third kiss-off ends with a bang, as Dannii Minogue asks the couples to make their toughest choice yet - whether their relationships can survive outside the show. For one pairing, this represents a particular challenge, as they live a great distance from each other S01E07 0.6.0/1 0.4/10 The boys decide if they want to take their relationship into the real world - but not before one final party where everyone dresses up as their favourite queer icon. On the final day, family and friends come to visit, which leaves some of the boys with the unique experience of introducing them to a partner for the first time S01E08 0.7.0/1 0.4/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 How the lies of a factory worker claiming £90,000 for an accident at work were exposed when his bosses revealed he wasn't even on site. Plus, the driver who tried to get away with claiming for old damage to his car after a minor bump with a lorry is caught on camera and the cabbie who concocted a claim after a prang before being told to cough up thousands by a judge S15E04 14.3.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 9 (30 Min): The trusted parish clerk who secretly transferred the entire council budget to himself. Plus, how hidden cameras, set up under cover of darkness, exposed a greedy council tenant's deceit. Presented by Michelle Ackerley 6.9/10 Dion Dublin is in Manchester to see a three-bed semi-detached house bought by a father and son property developing team. He's also in Sheffield viewing an interesting commercial unit that was previously a photography studio. Martel Maxwell is in Hartlepool to see a three-bed mid-terrace with a very low auction guide price S26E30 25.29.0/1 4.4/10 Narberth 26: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss guide two teams in Narberth, west Wales, as they buy items to go head to head at auction in Cardiff. Host Christina Trevanion learns about a collection of First World War crested china, which was once overlooked by collectors S60E12 59.11.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs Blast from the Past: Bear and Claudia's fun day splinters, while Kirsty discovers Nina's plans for VPAS. Rosie tries her hand at diagnosing patients, much to Al's chagrin S24E77 23.76.0/1 2.9/10 In Buckinghamshire, Sarah Moore sifts through boot-fulls of rubbish at Beaconsfield recycling centre in the hope of finding three gems amongst the junk. Lighting designer Duncan McKean takes on a pair of mirrors, while a lacrosse stick and a wrought iron stand test the creative mettle of blacksmiths Bex Simon and Dave Harris. Sarah herself sets to work updating a reproduction desk S14E12 13.11.0/1 7.1/10 Somerset: Two sisters combine their resources to find a secluded house in Somerset that has enough land to start their own music festival, but on a slightly smaller scale than the one the county is famous for. Alistair Appleton escorts is on hand to help and also takes time out to visit the village of Stoke St Gregory, where an old pub has been transformed into not just the local watering hole but a community shop and cafe too S23E08 22.7.0/1 5.9/10 Leeds: Donna and Dan's garden is small and messy with lots of sharp difficult surfaces that present a problem for their youngest daughter Emilia, who has Down's syndrome. Emilia and her sister Maya love nothing more than playing in the garden, but currently it's unsafe and needs to be redesigned with more forgiving materials so they don't hurt themselves. Donna was born and raised in Norway, so Charlie Dimmock and Flo Headlam set about building a sensory, Scandi-themed garden within a £3,000 budget for the family to enjoy S08E09 7.8.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Bedford to meet single mum Katie. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, they transform her lacklustre bedroom into a relaxing space that doubles as a home office. Maxine Dwyer uses her potions to treat make-up spills on the carpet S02E09 1.8.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E17 27.16.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 08/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Sharon and Keanu continue to clash over the Arches and things get worse as Sonia and Reiss invite themselves over for the evening, forcing them to play host. Jay shares Lola's memory box with Kim and Billy and his friends realise just how much he is struggling with the grief 5/10 Reality TV star Mark Wright embarks on an epic road trip across Britain in the company of his brother Josh and father Big Mark. Along the way they open up about things that they've never spoken about before. For Mark it's a chance to reconnect focus on the things in life that really matter, Big Mark wants to regain his confidence after almost losing his life to Covid, while for Josh, it's a chance to experience things he was never able to do while he was a professional footballer. Among other things, they tackle a white-knuckle mountain bike ride, sleep in an abandoned slate mine and reflect on a tough few years S01E01 0.0.0/1 0.5/10 Alastair and Anna live in Winchester, Hampshire, and badly need their sloped garden transformed into a curvaceous country cottage idyll. They want to grow vegetables as well as have an entertaining area - all a challenge with the different levels. Charlie Dimmock and Arit Anderson take up the challenge on a budget of £5,500 7.9/10 Claire Foy: Having enjoyed researching the lives of her onscreen characters in The Crown, actress Claire Foy looks forward to delving into the lives of her own ancestors. After reminiscing about their Irish roots, her maternal grandfather directs her to 'The Castle' in Carlisle, the site of the military barracks where her great, great grandparents Henry and Maria Stimpson lived. Claire's father David was adopted, but was reunited with his birth mother Joyce later in life. Despite having got to know Joyce, he knows nothing of her ancestors, so Claire sets out to find out more S20E02 19.1.0/1 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Fiona Bruce presents the topical debate from Norfolk, inviting a panel of politicians and other guests in King's Lynn to answer questions from an invited audience on subjects that have made the headlines over the past week 8.2/10 A rota of BBC journalists, including Adam Fleming and Chris Mason, contribute to the weekly round-up from Westminster. Collectively, they deliver their usual mix of serious analysis and light-hearted gossip concerning the biggest stories in politics 8.2/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 Claimed and Shamed: Most Shocking: The heartless woman who put in multiple false claims to profit from tragedies such as the Grenfell Tower fire. Plus, the brazen conman who forgot which side of his body his fake injury was on S15E05 14.4.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 10 (30 Min): Documentary following the investigators tracking down crooks who steal from the NHS. Officers catch a woman faking disability to claim half a million pounds in benefits 6.9/10 A semi-detached house near Whitehaven in Cumbria and terraces in Norwich in Norfolk and Birmingham in the East Midlands are all bought at online auctions. Two are destined for the rental market, while the third is a couple's first family home for them and their baby daughter. Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow developments as their new owners realise their ambitions S25E65 24.64.0/1 4.4/10 Ardingly: Eric Knowles presents from Ardingly in West Sussex as two pairs go in search of potentially profitable items at an antiques fair. Experts Jonathan Pratt and Ochuko Ojiri are on hand to help the red and blue teams. Eric also finds out all about the history of luxury Pullman railway carriages S65E18 64.17.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs The Viper's Tongue: Mrs McCarthy gets an unwelcome birthday surprise when her life is threatened by a mysterious avenging angel. Crime drama, starring Mark Williams and Sorcha Cusack S09E02 8.1.0/1 6/10 Expert upcycler Jacqui Joseph is at Earlswood Recycling centre, scouring the skips for two items that she can rework to reveal their true potential. She enlists luggage legend Neil Wragg who has his hands full with some sofa leather, while Jacqui's creativity is tested with a mannequin 7.1/10 North Yorkshire: Having spent 30 years living and working in Hong Kong, a would-be buyer teams up with presenter Jonnie Irwin, seeking a property in North Yorkshire on a budget of £350,000. Away from the property shopping, Jonnie heads to the Yorkshire Dales to discover what is being done to restore and preserve one of the most environmentally important landscapes in Europe S23E09 22.8.0/1 5.9/10 Runcorn: Lee Burkhill and Chris Hull head to Runcorn, Cheshire, where they meet two Craigs. Each has different ideas about what they want from their bland back garden. One wants a stylish, contemporary space with clean lines and the other wishes to fill the garden with wildlife. Lee and Chris set about creating the perfect garden that pleases both on a £5,000 budget S08E10 7.9.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Croydon, south London, to help new parents Adam and Jen with their unfinished nursery. After discovering they were expecting twins, DIY took a back seat, leaving the couple with no storage for their baby kit. The team has just 24 hours and a limited budget to make Adam and Jen's home child friendly S02E10 1.9.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong hosts the quiz in which contestants try to record the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Stephen Mangan reveals the correct answers and comments on the players' scores S28E18 27.17.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 09/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp round off the working week with a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Northern Ireland gymnast Rhys McClenaghan has won medals at all of the major international competitions. This documentary follows him as he takes part in 2022's three biggest events - the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, the European Championships in Munich and the Gymnastics World Championships in Liverpool. In what was the toughest year of the 23-year-old's career so far, it offers an insight into his relentless training schedule and hears about the personal and physical sacrifices that come with being an elite athlete 8.1/10 Olympic modern pentathlon gold medal winner Joe Choong, ex-England rugby League player Jon Wilkin, snowboarder Aimee Fuller and former world squash number one Nick Matthew join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E26 51.25.0/1 2.3/10 Rapper MIST, comedian Jayde Adams, interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and former Paralympian swimmer Ellie Simmonds join host Rob Brydon and regular captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack on the offbeat panel show. As usual, the participants set out to hoodwink their opponents with absurd facts and plausible fibs about themselves in a bid to secure a team victory, through rounds such as Home Truths and Quick-fire Lies S16E04 15.3.0/1 8/10 Harry Hill hosts as comedian Jack Dee and journalist Zing Tsjeng join team captain Paul Merton and Ian Hislop to delve into the comedic side of recent headline stories S65E09 64.8.0/1 8.2/10 In a bid to acquire help Dom and Kay meet up with Kirsty, who divulges some classified information - if only to stop Dom shouting at her running club - but crucially tells them she cannot help. Back on the estate, the pair are forced to deal with the consequences of their drug-dealing activities - at which point Dom receives a call from Celia Herrington, offering them freedom from the gang in return for the dossier. Comedy thriller, starring Gbemisola Ikumelo and Hammed Animashaun, with Zoe Wanamaker S01E06 0.5.0/1 2.4/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Husband-and-wife duo Chris and Rosie are joined by star guests including Diversity's Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely, who discuss their life-long friendship. Features include Please Keep Me Anonymous, where a well-known face reads out some terrifying audience confessions and It Goes or I Go, where audience members compete to rid themselves of something their loved one refuses to remove from the house S02E05 1.4.0/1 1.2/10 The Owl and the Pussycat: A new relationship threatens to upend the Chalmers-Davises, Jacinda navigates a complex friendship and Vince struggles to ask for what he needs. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E07 2.6.0/1 0.7/10 Love in the Time of Chaos: Rosa's boys resist their new stepfather, while Oly and Santi find a new connection and Dom thinks about next steps. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E08 2.7.0/1 0.7/10 A girl is possessed by a formidable demonic entity that resists all efforts at freeing her from its grasp. In desperation, the child's mother appeals for help from a local priest and a veteran exorcist, but succeeding in this nightmarish contest of wills threatens the lives of both men. William Friedkin's horror, starring Linda Blair, Jason Miller, Ellen Burstyn, Max von Sydow and Lee J Cobb 3.5/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 10/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Matt Tebbutt is joined by Chris Evans and chefs Freddy Bird and Mandy Yin. Helen McGinn chooses wines to go with the studio dishes, and there are archive clips featuring Rick Stein, Marcus Wareing, Nadiya Hussain and Gennaro Contaldo and Antonio Carluccio 6.4/10 Classics with a Twist: Nadiya Hussain shares her love of baking with some of her favourite recipes, from every day treats to indulgent desserts. In the first episode, Nadiya kicks things off with a series of her favourite recipes for classic bakes with a twist, including a blueberry scone pizza, and a spicy Asian take on a traditional toad-in-the-hole S01E01 0.0.0/1 8.2/10 Martel Maxwell, Tommy Walsh and Jacqui Joseph explore properties to be auctioned in Bradford, West Yorkshire, and the London areas of Dulwich and Sipson, then talk to the buyers S25E03 24.2.0/1 4.4/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Oswestry 1: Natasha Raskin Sharp presents from Oswestry Showground in Shropshire, where Kate Bliss and Ben Cooper are helping today's reds and blues. Natasha also talks to Ben about his family background in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter S57E28 56.27.0/1 3.8/10 Sarah Moore salvages three items from a recycling centre in Witley, then she and two experts transform a dressing table, a vintage suitcase and a petite sofa 7.1/10 Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid against each other to buy a toy rocket and rabbit, a gramophone, lamp shades, a high chair and a brooch S04E03 3.2.0/1 4.6/10 Wye Valley: The beautiful Wye Valley may not be too far from Bristol, where today's couple are from, but it's a whole world away in terms of lifestyle. Steve Brown has some tempting properties up his sleeve and during some downtime all three manage to unwind and enjoy the scenery with a leisurely canoe ride on the River Wye itself S22E15 21.14.0/1 5.9/10 Stockport: Ben and Ruth call on the services of Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill to redesign their garden in Stockport, Greater Manchester, into something more chic. At present it's a bit dated with too much concrete - and too many level changes for it to be safe for their baby daughter Eve. The couple are imagining a wild, natural garden with prairie style planting and some opportunities for growing their own vegetables. They have a budget of £2,500 available to realise their dreams S07E35 6.34.0/1 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Marvin and Rochelle Humes host a celebrity special of the music quiz, which sees Oti Mabuse and Catherine Tyldesley, Joe Marler and Maisie Adam, and Chris McCausland and John Thomson trying to guess the songs from their intros. Which pair will make it through to the final and get the chance to win up to £10,000 for their chosen charity? S06E02 5.1.0/1 5.8/10 The comedian hosts the Saturday-night gameshow, in which contestants take on a colossal spinning wheel and answer questions in the hope of securing a cash prize. In each episode, contestants are guided by a host of celebrity experts, with tonight's advice coming from Ed Balls, Clara Amfo, Ally McCoist, Sindhu Vee, Dan Walker, Stacey Dooley and John Whaite S03E03 2.2.0/1 8.8/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Catherine Bohart, Charlie Higson, Lindsey Russell, Neil Jones, Kellie Shirley, Danny John-Jules, Sukh Ojla and Vikki Stone try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E09 15.8.0/1 7.2/10 Separation: Max takes Jodie to task for turning up to work with a hangover. When he realises that it is the anniversary of her mother's death, he tries to make amends for making a traumatic day even worse. Gethin rejects Jan's offers of help, and Jacob has arranged to see a therapist but cannot bring himself to go through with it S37E34 36.33.0/1 7.1/10 The team are called in when writer Cara Gibson is found dead under a bridge. Her books ruined careers and left a lot of lives in tatters, but could any of her subjects be driven to murder? Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E04 0.3.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Following a gig, fading music star Jackson Maine happens upon Ally, a nightclub singer-songwriter. Their instant chemistry leads to a tempestuous romance as he helps her on the road to stardom. However, Jackson's alcoholism has explosive repercussions as her career blossoms. Oscar-winning drama, starring Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper, who also directed, and Sam Elliott 7.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 03/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 03/06/2023: Matt Tebbutt is joined by chefs Ravinder Bhogal and Georgina Hayden, plus special guest Dan Aykroyd. Olly Smith chooses the wines to go with the studio dishes 6.4/10 Mary cooks four recipes that prove watching the pennies does not mean having to sacrifice on flavour. They include a crab courgetti spaghetti dish that uses tinned fish at a fraction of the cost of fresh. Plus, a spinach filo swirl demonstrates an inventive way of stretching six sausages to feed the family S01E06 0.5.0/1 8.3/10 Alex Scott looks ahead to today's FA Cup final between Manchester City and Manchester United at Wembley Stadium 7.3/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 A reimagined look back at the 2022/23 season's gripping FA Cup journey through a homage to classic video games 6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United (Kick-off 3.00pm). Gary Lineker presents coverage of the final from Wembley Stadium, as the local rivals battle it out for the prestigious trophy. Premier League-winners City claimed a 3-0 win over Championship side Sheffield United in the semi-finals, before United overcame Brighton & Hove Albion on penalties to reach their second Wembley final of the campaign, having already lifted the Carabao Cup. The Citizens prevailed 6-3 when the neighbours met in the league in October at Etihad Stadium, but United gained a measure of revenge with a 2-1 victory at Old Trafford three months later. With analysis from Alan Shearer, Micah Richards and Peter Schmeichel 6.4/10 Aylesbury & Liphook (Extended): Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers create a sensory garden for two autistic girls in Aylesbury, while also providing a garden in Liphook for Anne, Shaun and daughter Joanne 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 6/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Bradley Walsh hosts the revival of the comedy quiz show, with panellists Lorraine Kelly, Richard Madeley, Suzi Ruffell, Jimmy Carr, Su Pollard and Big Narstie helping contestants win some brilliant prizes by filling in the blanks S2022E03 2021.2.0/1 3.9/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Kaye Adams, Kai Widdrington, Kelly Cates, Jill Douglas, Lucy Porter, Kevin Eldon, Dr Daniel Olaiya, Dr Raphael Olaiya try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E08 15.7.0/1 7.2/10 Armour Plated: Iain is called out to a multi-vehicle crash caused by a man jumping from a bridge. The crisis forces him to relive traumatic memories of the events that led to his partner's death, and makes him question his relationship with a still struggling Faith. Jodie comes to see a different side to her father, Cam finds himself lodging with unexpected company, and Paige receives some troubling news S37E33 36.32.0/1 7.1/10 A scientist's body is found in Loch Katrine, a case that reminds Annika of a play by Ibsen. But with so many people wanting the victim dead, which one did he push over the edge? Away from work, the DI takes more than a parental interest in Morgan's therapist. Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E03 0.2.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Behind-the-scenes documentary looking at how the Argentina star, won the World Cup for the first time in his illustrious career last year in Qatar. With contributions from his international teammates, including Premier League stars Emi Martinez, Alexix Mac Allister and Julian Alvarez, and manager Lionel Scaloni 9.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 After a series of violent murders scandalises Victorian London, the media-dubbed Limehouse Golem strikes fear into the hearts of the public. Into this melting pot is thrust well-intentioned inspector John Kildare, who has never been given a murder case before. The Scotland Yard sleuth knows he has been set up to fail, but soon uncovers a lead that implicates Karl Marx, George Gissing and the popular music hall star Dan Leno. He follows the trail, wherever it may lead, through the seediest and most intriguing parts of London. Thriller, starring Bill Nighy, Douglas Booth and Olivia Cooke 8.1/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 04/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Interviews with key politicians and public figures 8.3/10 Kent: Mehreen Baig follows in the footsteps of Charles Dickens as she explores the Kent countryside, visiting the setting of Great Expectations and the house where the author died S01E05 0.4.0/1 7.7/10 The development potential of a Warwickshire property above a former brewery, a Staffordshire house with a huge back garden and a former farm building in Nottinghamshire S24E51 23.50.0/1 4.4/10 Charlie Ross presents the show from the Kent County Showground in Detling, and finds out about local explorer Julius Brenchley. With experts Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 The Angel of the North: The Rev Kate Bottley celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Angel of the North, joined by the statue's creator Antony Gormley and the former Bishop of Jarrow 7.8/10 04/06/2023: Viewers' opinions on BBC shows and behind-the-scenes reports on new programmes S2023E06 2022.5.0/1 7.4/10 Cornwall (Extended Version): Steve Brown helps a couple from Hertfordshire to find a new home in their favourite holiday destination of Cornwall, as well as meeting a local ceramicist 5.9/10 An earthquake forces a bear from the Peruvian jungle to start a new life in London. He finds modern Britain to be very different from the stories told to him by his aunt, but makes a new home with a kindly family. However, a sinister taxidermist intends to turn him into a museum exhibit. Comedy based on Michael Bond's series of children's books, starring Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins and Nicole Kidman, with the voice of Ben Whishaw 8.7/10 Protecting Primates: With more than half of the world's primates under threat of extinction, Chris Packham narrates a look at what is being done to protect primates, with scientists making ground-breaking discoveries about this remarkable animal family. Researcher Dr Cat Hobaiter has spent 13 years studying chimpanzees in the jungles of Uganda, while on Thailand's East coast, Dr Amanda Tan reveals how long-tailed macaques use tools to harvest shellfish S01E03 0.2.0/1 8.5/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 6/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Lower Hampen: Charlotte Smith and Matt Baker are at Lower Hampen Farm in the Cotswolds to meet Lydia and Clive Handy who have turned back the clock to adopt a more traditional approach to farming. Matt weaves a yarn, using wool from the farm's rare breed sheep, and Charlotte lifts the lid on soil microbiology and how it could impact the way we grow our food in the future. Adam Henson looks at a major food fraud in the British pig industry and Tom Heap investigates how food price inflation could impact the nation's health. S2023E23 2022.22.0/1 7.2/10 Deep Thinkers: Disguised underwater cameras capture footage of sea creatures. The first episode features the most intelligent animals in the ocean, including sperm whales and octopuses, which are shown using improvised tools to fend off rivals. The programme also features puffer fish creating sand sculptures and a hermit crab that becomes an unwitting documentary-maker after it steals the shell with a spy camera in. Narrated by David Tennant S01E01 0.0.0/1 8/10 Clissold Park, Stoke Newington 2: Fiona Bruce presents the show from Clissold Park, Stoke Newington, where treasures include Lewis Hamilton's racing helmet, Scandinavian jewellery and memorabilia from the movie Blade Runner. Marc Allum hears the inspiring story of the British Reggae Artists Famine Appeal, a fundraising response to Live Aid in 1985, while Will Farmer inspects a perspex mermaid sculpture by Arthur Fleischmann S45E16 44.15.0/1 7/10 Annie invites Terry to Marlene's party in the hope that it will help him to make a fresh start. But seeing a carefree and integrated Annie only makes Terry feel like more of an outsider and his PTSD spirals. With her parents out all night, Pattie tries to confront her problems head on and ends up in a dangerous situation S01E04 0.3.0/1 9.2/10 News/Current Affairs 3.7/10 News/Current Affairs 6/10 Divorcee Toby Howard and his ex-con older brother Tanner embark on a meticulously-planned crime spree, hoping to rob every branch of the West Texas bank that has threatened to foreclose on their family ranch. However, they soon find themselves being pursued by two veteran Texas Rangers. Neo-western drama, starring Jeff Bridges, Chris Pine and Ben Foster 5.7/10 Former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann, British gymnastics great Beth Tweddle, seven-time snooker world champion Stephen Hendry and BBC sports presenter JJ Chalmers join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E25 51.24.0/1 2.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 05/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 A woman claiming £1.7 million for injuries who was caught on camera while shopping, and a yoga instructor who bent the truth to get a pay-out following an accident S15E01 14.0.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 6 (45 Min): Police pursue security guards suspected of stealing £200,000 of hospital parking fees. Plus, a charity worker brazenly transfers £500,000 of public money to his own bank account 6.9/10 Martin Roberts and the team are in Scotland and the north of England to follow renovations in Paisley, Coventry and Bradford S25E62 24.61.0/1 4.4/10 Hemswell: Caroline Hawley presents the show from Hemswell in Lincolnshire, and has a mystery to solve. Izzie Balmer and Mark Stacey help the Reds and Blues to a prime purchase S65E03 64.2.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs Darker Dimensions: Al is giddy with excitement when he takes Emma to a Comic Con - but will Emma embrace the world of Darker Dimensions and its obsessive fans? S24E74 23.73.0/1 2.9/10 Jacqui Joseph rescues an old, rusty pulley, a nursing chair and a table with cast-iron legs from Altrincham recycling centre S14E10 13.9.0/1 7.1/10 Lancashire: Jules Hudson helps a couple to find a new home in Lancashire after years living in Australia, and visits a nature reserve created at a quarry used to build the UK's first motorway S23E51 22.50.0/1 5.9/10 Swindon: Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull are in Swindon to transform a troublesome sloping plot with a rotten deck into a 21st-century cottage garden perfect for entertaining friends S08E06 7.5.0/1 7.9/10 The team visits busy mum Monique at her two-bedroom home in South East London. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, the team create special bunkbed spaces for her two daughters, address the overspill of toys with bespoke storage solutions, and give their bathroom a deep clean S02E06 1.5.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong is joined by co-host Ria Lina on the quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions S29E31 28.30.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 6/10 Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas present the first visit of the week to the One Show studio, featuring the usual mix of topical stories and celebrity chat 4/10 Linda struggles with the Knight family invasion on the Vic and George speaks to Phil about a collaboration with the Boxing Den. Ben reveals his plan to sell the Arches but Phil is not impressed when he finds out the potential buyer is Sharon. Things are tense with the Panesars and Eve and Suki find their chance to get rid of Nish for good 5/10 The UK is facing a chronic illness epidemic, with diabetes rates at record levels and cancers in young people rising steeply. Now, there's growing evidence suggesting this could be linked to the food we eat. Ultra-processed convenience foods contain chemicals that UK regulators say are safe, but Panorama investigates emerging scientific evidence of a link between some of these chemicals and cancer, diabetes, and strokes 8.1/10 Rav Wilding and YouTuber Jim Browning join forces with ethical hackers to hunt down cyber criminals. Using the same remote-access technology that criminals use to scam their victims, the team hacks the hackers and monitors their operation 7/10 Paul insists on having Kappen's body exhumed. Jackie reluctantly allows it, but warns him that a wrong step could fatally compromise the force's reputation. At a press conference discussing the exhumation, questions are raised about the line of enquiry regarding Willoughby, and why more is not being done to eliminate other suspects first. Paul nonetheless puts all his efforts into following the Kappen theory, forcing Phil and Geraint to take matters into their own hands S01E04 0.3.0/1 7.8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 6/10 Tanya Arnold presents action from the Magic Weekend fixtures at St James' Park in Newcastle, including Warrington Wolves v Hull FC and Wigan Warriors v Catalans Dragons 7.3/10 The MUAs' skills are tested to the limits when they work in teams to produce digital looks for Adidas at Metaverse Fashion Week, where they must impress guest judge Isamaya Ffrench. Back in the studio they're tasked with producing cartoon characters that live in a made-up world, with one of the contestants eliminated at the end of the challenge S05E05 4.4.0/1 3.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E02 14.1.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 7 (45 Min): The amateur actress who put on a performance to evade justice for a £750,000 fraud and the council worker who used £80,000 of taxpayer's cash to fuel his taste for the high life 6.9/10 Martin and Dion speak to a couple who bought their first house at auction and plan to turn it into a home in Macclesfield, two brothers who have bought some unusual disused buildings from the 1950s in Codnor and a couple hoping to make some money by renovating and selling a house in Rainworth S26E29 25.28.0/1 4.4/10 Stamford Meadows 12: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss help two teams look for items at an antiques fair in Stamford, Lincolnshire, while Natasha Raskin Sharp challenges the conkers world champion S54E25 53.24.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs Rebirth: Bear puts his foot in it with his Receptionist Team and Miles makes a move on Zara. Malika helps a labouring mother and her teenage daughter S24E75 23.74.0/1 2.9/10 Series 8 & 9 Episode 12 (Shortened): Jacqui Joseph visits Earlswood Recycling centre where she finds some sofa leather for luggage expert Neil Wragg to put to use and a mannequin for her to upcycle and sell on 7.1/10 Dorset: Two newlyweds enlist the help of Ginny Buckley in their search for a new home in the Dorset countryside. Having grown out of their town flat they need enough space for all their hobbies S23E52 22.51.0/1 5.9/10 Derby: Lee and Chris head to Derby to help Bal and her family restore her late mum's garden to its former glory. With a budget of £6,500 the pair aim to make a colourful, Indian-inspired space where the family can gather and watch Bollywood movies on their outdoor cinema screen S08E07 7.6.0/1 7.9/10 The team help an avid recycler whose small flat is bursting at the seams. With a limited budget and 24 hours, they transform the overflowing spare room into a dining area S02E07 1.6.0/1 4.4/10 Quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Ria Lina S29E32 28.31.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 6/10 06/06/2023: Alex Jones and Lauren Laverne present the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Elaine has a decision to make about George as Linda begs her to end their relationship. Having sold the Arches to Sharon, Ben focuses all his attention on Lexi but she is finding it hard to open up. Keanu is stunned to discover Sharon bought the Arches for him and he admits he is finding it difficult knowing that she is the one supporting him 5/10 Shola's behaviour causes concern with the staff leading Val to investigate. Kelly Jo's first day out of the BU goes from bad to worse when a kind-hearted gesture from Dean backfires. Myles causes problems for Joe who is already reeling from an unexpected visitor, leaving him and Mike feeling uncertain about the future S12E04 11.3.0/1 7.4/10 This companion documentary to the BBC drama Steeltown Murders tells the inside story of the police investigation into the 1973 murders of three teenage girls near the steel town of Port Talbot. With revealing interviews from detectives at the heart of the re-investigation and emotional first-time interviews from friends and family of the girls, the programme reveals how, after nearly 30 years, Wales's first serial killer was finally unmasked 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 6/10 Viking Funeral: When Thorfinn's bones are discovered on the property, he asks Sam to conduct the traditional Viking funeral he's always wanted, but Sam and Jay are torn when they learn that the bones could be sold to a museum for a lot of much-needed cash S01E03 0.2.0/1 3.7/10 Dinner Party: Sam and Jay invite Henry and Margaret to a dinner party to woo them into allowing the bed and breakfast, and the ghosts are desperately eager to be included on the guest list S01E04 0.3.0/1 3.7/10 Andrew Lloyd Webber: Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber knows he comes from a musical family, including virtuoso cellist brother Julian, but he is curious as to where his showbusiness genes and love of musical theatre come from. By following his mother's line, Andrew soon uncovers a certain Uncle Peregrine, who played a key role under Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo. On his father's side, Henry Simmonds was a missionary who dedicated his life to helping the poor and needy. Andrew is astonished to uncover stories that uncannily parallel his own life, including an ancestor with a famous cello-playing brother S20E01 19.0.0/1 8/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 07/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E03 14.2.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 8 (45 Min): The school business manager who embezzled more than £200,000 and the couple with expensive tastes who hid their relationship to pocket more than £100,000 of taxpayers' cash 6.9/10 Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow the stories of three more renovations. The auction buys in Cardiff, Preston and Wolverhampton are bought by families of property developers and two of the projects are destined to be the developers' homes while the third is given a top end refurbishment for the rental market S25E63 24.62.0/1 4.4/10 Grantham 25: In southern Lincolnshire, Nick Hall and Gary Pe help two teams scour in Grantham town centre for items, while presenter Charlie Ross finds out about four eras of English furniture with auctioneer and expert Colin Young S53E10 52.9.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs Zara tries to lay low while Scarlett and Ollie up their game. Rob goes on a mission to contact Nancy who hasn't been seen in months S24E76 23.75.0/1 2.9/10 In Somerset, Sarah Moore explores Keynsham Recycling Centre, searching for three items she hopes can be revived. There's a cast iron mangle for woodworker Bruce Faulseit and upholsterer Leigh-Anne Treadwell sets to work trying to give a much-cherished chair a second chance. Sarah herself has a metal bed frame to repurpose S12E05 11.4.0/1 7.1/10 Powys: Jules Hudson is in the Welsh county of Powys with a couple whose wish list includes an annexe for their parents, along with at least half an acre of land for their budget of £650,000. Jules also meets a man who scours space with his telescopes, looking for large, undiscovered objects that could be on a collision course with Earth S23E06 22.5.0/1 5.9/10 Coalville: Charlie and Flo go head-to-head to design a garden to match Jo and Jack's Victorian terraced house. They have just £4,500 to tick all the boxes on the couple's extensive wishlist S08E08 7.7.0/1 7.9/10 The team head to Homerton, east London to help entrepreneurs Rob and Haley make the most out of their two-bed house that is overrun with pets S02E08 1.7.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E16 27.15.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 6/10 07/06/2023: Alex Jones presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Suki sets her plan to take down Nish into action and Linda is determined to find some dirt on George. Sharon worries about Keanu's business skills so she hires Reiss to take care of the Arches accounts. Ben and Jay finally get Lexi to open up 5/10 The team welcome the Poet Laureate Simon Armitage into the Repair Shop who brings with him a harmonium, the subject of one of his poems that brings back memories of his late father. Cobbler Dean Westmoreland is given the task of repairing Valerie's pair of children's leather clogs that were bought to help her sister with mobility issues balance in the 1950s. Kirsten Ramsay is tasked with reviving Martin's broken sculpture depicting his mother as a young woman made by a Czechoslovakian art student in 1947. Finally, Kirsty visits jeweller Richard Talman, hoping he can fix her mum's silver charm bracelet gifted to her mother by her father in the early 1960s S08E05 7.4.0/1 8.5/10 The 10 remaining sewers make and celebrate garments from West Africa. Sara Pascoe and judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young are joined by guest judge, Nigerian fashion designer, Banke Kuku. The pattern challenge takes inspiration from a Ghanaian Batakari or Fugu tunic which involves sewing strips of handwoven deboya fabric. In the transformation challenge, the sewers have 90 minutes to make hand-dyed adire fabric into dresses by draping the fabric on the stand. In the made to measure challenge, the contestants make dramatic, flowing wide-sleeved robes worn by people across West Africa S09E03 8.2.0/1 6.6/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 6/10 The third kiss-off ends with a bang, as Dannii Minogue asks the couples to make their toughest choice yet - whether their relationships can survive outside the show. For one pairing, this represents a particular challenge, as they live a great distance from each other S01E07 0.6.0/1 0.4/10 The boys decide if they want to take their relationship into the real world - but not before one final party where everyone dresses up as their favourite queer icon. On the final day, family and friends come to visit, which leaves some of the boys with the unique experience of introducing them to a partner for the first time S01E08 0.7.0/1 0.4/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 How the lies of a factory worker claiming £90,000 for an accident at work were exposed when his bosses revealed he wasn't even on site. Plus, the driver who tried to get away with claiming for old damage to his car after a minor bump with a lorry is caught on camera and the cabbie who concocted a claim after a prang before being told to cough up thousands by a judge S15E04 14.3.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 9 (30 Min): The trusted parish clerk who secretly transferred the entire council budget to himself. Plus, how hidden cameras, set up under cover of darkness, exposed a greedy council tenant's deceit. Presented by Michelle Ackerley 6.9/10 Dion Dublin is in Manchester to see a three-bed semi-detached house bought by a father and son property developing team. He's also in Sheffield viewing an interesting commercial unit that was previously a photography studio. Martel Maxwell is in Hartlepool to see a three-bed mid-terrace with a very low auction guide price S26E30 25.29.0/1 4.4/10 Narberth 26: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss guide two teams in Narberth, west Wales, as they buy items to go head to head at auction in Cardiff. Host Christina Trevanion learns about a collection of First World War crested china, which was once overlooked by collectors S60E12 59.11.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs Blast from the Past: Bear and Claudia's fun day splinters, while Kirsty discovers Nina's plans for VPAS. Rosie tries her hand at diagnosing patients, much to Al's chagrin S24E77 23.76.0/1 2.9/10 In Buckinghamshire, Sarah Moore sifts through boot-fulls of rubbish at Beaconsfield recycling centre in the hope of finding three gems amongst the junk. Lighting designer Duncan McKean takes on a pair of mirrors, while a lacrosse stick and a wrought iron stand test the creative mettle of blacksmiths Bex Simon and Dave Harris. Sarah herself sets to work updating a reproduction desk S14E12 13.11.0/1 7.1/10 Somerset: Two sisters combine their resources to find a secluded house in Somerset that has enough land to start their own music festival, but on a slightly smaller scale than the one the county is famous for. Alistair Appleton escorts is on hand to help and also takes time out to visit the village of Stoke St Gregory, where an old pub has been transformed into not just the local watering hole but a community shop and cafe too S23E08 22.7.0/1 5.9/10 Leeds: Donna and Dan's garden is small and messy with lots of sharp difficult surfaces that present a problem for their youngest daughter Emilia, who has Down's syndrome. Emilia and her sister Maya love nothing more than playing in the garden, but currently it's unsafe and needs to be redesigned with more forgiving materials so they don't hurt themselves. Donna was born and raised in Norway, so Charlie Dimmock and Flo Headlam set about building a sensory, Scandi-themed garden within a £3,000 budget for the family to enjoy S08E09 7.8.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Bedford to meet single mum Katie. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, they transform her lacklustre bedroom into a relaxing space that doubles as a home office. Maxine Dwyer uses her potions to treat make-up spills on the carpet S02E09 1.8.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E17 27.16.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 6/10 08/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Sharon and Keanu continue to clash over the Arches and things get worse as Sonia and Reiss invite themselves over for the evening, forcing them to play host. Jay shares Lola's memory box with Kim and Billy and his friends realise just how much he is struggling with the grief 5/10 Reality TV star Mark Wright embarks on an epic road trip across Britain in the company of his brother Josh and father Big Mark. Along the way they open up about things that they've never spoken about before. For Mark it's a chance to reconnect focus on the things in life that really matter, Big Mark wants to regain his confidence after almost losing his life to Covid, while for Josh, it's a chance to experience things he was never able to do while he was a professional footballer. Among other things, they tackle a white-knuckle mountain bike ride, sleep in an abandoned slate mine and reflect on a tough few years S01E01 0.0.0/1 0.5/10 Alastair and Anna live in Winchester, Hampshire, and badly need their sloped garden transformed into a curvaceous country cottage idyll. They want to grow vegetables as well as have an entertaining area - all a challenge with the different levels. Charlie Dimmock and Arit Anderson take up the challenge on a budget of £5,500 7.9/10 Claire Foy: Having enjoyed researching the lives of her onscreen characters in The Crown, actress Claire Foy looks forward to delving into the lives of her own ancestors. After reminiscing about their Irish roots, her maternal grandfather directs her to 'The Castle' in Carlisle, the site of the military barracks where her great, great grandparents Henry and Maria Stimpson lived. Claire's father David was adopted, but was reunited with his birth mother Joyce later in life. Despite having got to know Joyce, he knows nothing of her ancestors, so Claire sets out to find out more S20E02 19.1.0/1 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 6/10 Fiona Bruce presents the topical debate from Norfolk, inviting a panel of politicians and other guests in King's Lynn to answer questions from an invited audience on subjects that have made the headlines over the past week 8.2/10 A rota of BBC journalists, including Adam Fleming and Chris Mason, contribute to the weekly round-up from Westminster. Collectively, they deliver their usual mix of serious analysis and light-hearted gossip concerning the biggest stories in politics 8.2/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 Claimed and Shamed: Most Shocking: The heartless woman who put in multiple false claims to profit from tragedies such as the Grenfell Tower fire. Plus, the brazen conman who forgot which side of his body his fake injury was on S15E05 14.4.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 10 (30 Min): Documentary following the investigators tracking down crooks who steal from the NHS. Officers catch a woman faking disability to claim half a million pounds in benefits 6.9/10 A semi-detached house near Whitehaven in Cumbria and terraces in Norwich in Norfolk and Birmingham in the East Midlands are all bought at online auctions. Two are destined for the rental market, while the third is a couple's first family home for them and their baby daughter. Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow developments as their new owners realise their ambitions S25E65 24.64.0/1 4.4/10 Ardingly: Eric Knowles presents from Ardingly in West Sussex as two pairs go in search of potentially profitable items at an antiques fair. Experts Jonathan Pratt and Ochuko Ojiri are on hand to help the red and blue teams. Eric also finds out all about the history of luxury Pullman railway carriages S65E18 64.17.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs The Viper's Tongue: Mrs McCarthy gets an unwelcome birthday surprise when her life is threatened by a mysterious avenging angel. Crime drama, starring Mark Williams and Sorcha Cusack S09E02 8.1.0/1 6/10 Expert upcycler Jacqui Joseph is at Earlswood Recycling centre, scouring the skips for two items that she can rework to reveal their true potential. She enlists luggage legend Neil Wragg who has his hands full with some sofa leather, while Jacqui's creativity is tested with a mannequin 7.1/10 North Yorkshire: Having spent 30 years living and working in Hong Kong, a would-be buyer teams up with presenter Jonnie Irwin, seeking a property in North Yorkshire on a budget of £350,000. Away from the property shopping, Jonnie heads to the Yorkshire Dales to discover what is being done to restore and preserve one of the most environmentally important landscapes in Europe S23E09 22.8.0/1 5.9/10 Runcorn: Lee Burkhill and Chris Hull head to Runcorn, Cheshire, where they meet two Craigs. Each has different ideas about what they want from their bland back garden. One wants a stylish, contemporary space with clean lines and the other wishes to fill the garden with wildlife. Lee and Chris set about creating the perfect garden that pleases both on a £5,000 budget S08E10 7.9.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Croydon, south London, to help new parents Adam and Jen with their unfinished nursery. After discovering they were expecting twins, DIY took a back seat, leaving the couple with no storage for their baby kit. The team has just 24 hours and a limited budget to make Adam and Jen's home child friendly S02E10 1.9.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong hosts the quiz in which contestants try to record the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Stephen Mangan reveals the correct answers and comments on the players' scores S28E18 27.17.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 6/10 09/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp round off the working week with a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Northern Ireland gymnast Rhys McClenaghan has won medals at all of the major international competitions. This documentary follows him as he takes part in 2022's three biggest events - the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, the European Championships in Munich and the Gymnastics World Championships in Liverpool. In what was the toughest year of the 23-year-old's career so far, it offers an insight into his relentless training schedule and hears about the personal and physical sacrifices that come with being an elite athlete 8.1/10 Olympic modern pentathlon gold medal winner Joe Choong, ex-England rugby League player Jon Wilkin, snowboarder Aimee Fuller and former world squash number one Nick Matthew join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E26 51.25.0/1 2.3/10 Rapper MIST, comedian Jayde Adams, interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and former Paralympian swimmer Ellie Simmonds join host Rob Brydon and regular captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack on the offbeat panel show. As usual, the participants set out to hoodwink their opponents with absurd facts and plausible fibs about themselves in a bid to secure a team victory, through rounds such as Home Truths and Quick-fire Lies S16E04 15.3.0/1 8/10 Harry Hill hosts as comedian Jack Dee and journalist Zing Tsjeng join team captain Paul Merton and Ian Hislop to delve into the comedic side of recent headline stories S65E09 64.8.0/1 8.2/10 In a bid to acquire help Dom and Kay meet up with Kirsty, who divulges some classified information - if only to stop Dom shouting at her running club - but crucially tells them she cannot help. Back on the estate, the pair are forced to deal with the consequences of their drug-dealing activities - at which point Dom receives a call from Celia Herrington, offering them freedom from the gang in return for the dossier. Comedy thriller, starring Gbemisola Ikumelo and Hammed Animashaun, with Zoe Wanamaker S01E06 0.5.0/1 2.4/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 6/10 Husband-and-wife duo Chris and Rosie are joined by star guests including Diversity's Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely, who discuss their life-long friendship. Features include Please Keep Me Anonymous, where a well-known face reads out some terrifying audience confessions and It Goes or I Go, where audience members compete to rid themselves of something their loved one refuses to remove from the house S02E05 1.4.0/1 1.2/10 The Owl and the Pussycat: A new relationship threatens to upend the Chalmers-Davises, Jacinda navigates a complex friendship and Vince struggles to ask for what he needs. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E07 2.6.0/1 0.7/10 Love in the Time of Chaos: Rosa's boys resist their new stepfather, while Oly and Santi find a new connection and Dom thinks about next steps. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E08 2.7.0/1 0.7/10 A girl is possessed by a formidable demonic entity that resists all efforts at freeing her from its grasp. In desperation, the child's mother appeals for help from a local priest and a veteran exorcist, but succeeding in this nightmarish contest of wills threatens the lives of both men. William Friedkin's horror, starring Linda Blair, Jason Miller, Ellen Burstyn, Max von Sydow and Lee J Cobb 3.5/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 10/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Matt Tebbutt is joined by Chris Evans and chefs Freddy Bird and Mandy Yin. Helen McGinn chooses wines to go with the studio dishes, and there are archive clips featuring Rick Stein, Marcus Wareing, Nadiya Hussain and Gennaro Contaldo and Antonio Carluccio 6.4/10 Classics with a Twist: Nadiya Hussain shares her love of baking with some of her favourite recipes, from every day treats to indulgent desserts. In the first episode, Nadiya kicks things off with a series of her favourite recipes for classic bakes with a twist, including a blueberry scone pizza, and a spicy Asian take on a traditional toad-in-the-hole S01E01 0.0.0/1 8.2/10 Martel Maxwell, Tommy Walsh and Jacqui Joseph explore properties to be auctioned in Bradford, West Yorkshire, and the London areas of Dulwich and Sipson, then talk to the buyers S25E03 24.2.0/1 4.4/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Oswestry 1: Natasha Raskin Sharp presents from Oswestry Showground in Shropshire, where Kate Bliss and Ben Cooper are helping today's reds and blues. Natasha also talks to Ben about his family background in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter S57E28 56.27.0/1 3.8/10 Sarah Moore salvages three items from a recycling centre in Witley, then she and two experts transform a dressing table, a vintage suitcase and a petite sofa 7.1/10 Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid against each other to buy a toy rocket and rabbit, a gramophone, lamp shades, a high chair and a brooch S04E03 3.2.0/1 4.6/10 Wye Valley: The beautiful Wye Valley may not be too far from Bristol, where today's couple are from, but it's a whole world away in terms of lifestyle. Steve Brown has some tempting properties up his sleeve and during some downtime all three manage to unwind and enjoy the scenery with a leisurely canoe ride on the River Wye itself S22E15 21.14.0/1 5.9/10 Stockport: Ben and Ruth call on the services of Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill to redesign their garden in Stockport, Greater Manchester, into something more chic. At present it's a bit dated with too much concrete - and too many level changes for it to be safe for their baby daughter Eve. The couple are imagining a wild, natural garden with prairie style planting and some opportunities for growing their own vegetables. They have a budget of £2,500 available to realise their dreams S07E35 6.34.0/1 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 6/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Marvin and Rochelle Humes host a celebrity special of the music quiz, which sees Oti Mabuse and Catherine Tyldesley, Joe Marler and Maisie Adam, and Chris McCausland and John Thomson trying to guess the songs from their intros. Which pair will make it through to the final and get the chance to win up to £10,000 for their chosen charity? S06E02 5.1.0/1 5.8/10 The comedian hosts the Saturday-night gameshow, in which contestants take on a colossal spinning wheel and answer questions in the hope of securing a cash prize. In each episode, contestants are guided by a host of celebrity experts, with tonight's advice coming from Ed Balls, Clara Amfo, Ally McCoist, Sindhu Vee, Dan Walker, Stacey Dooley and John Whaite S03E03 2.2.0/1 8.8/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Catherine Bohart, Charlie Higson, Lindsey Russell, Neil Jones, Kellie Shirley, Danny John-Jules, Sukh Ojla and Vikki Stone try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E09 15.8.0/1 7.2/10 Separation: Max takes Jodie to task for turning up to work with a hangover. When he realises that it is the anniversary of her mother's death, he tries to make amends for making a traumatic day even worse. Gethin rejects Jan's offers of help, and Jacob has arranged to see a therapist but cannot bring himself to go through with it S37E34 36.33.0/1 7.1/10 The team are called in when writer Cara Gibson is found dead under a bridge. Her books ruined careers and left a lot of lives in tatters, but could any of her subjects be driven to murder? Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E04 0.3.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Following a gig, fading music star Jackson Maine happens upon Ally, a nightclub singer-songwriter. Their instant chemistry leads to a tempestuous romance as he helps her on the road to stardom. However, Jackson's alcoholism has explosive repercussions as her career blossoms. Oscar-winning drama, starring Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper, who also directed, and Sam Elliott 7.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 03/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 03/06/2023: Matt Tebbutt is joined by chefs Ravinder Bhogal and Georgina Hayden, plus special guest Dan Aykroyd. Olly Smith chooses the wines to go with the studio dishes 6.4/10 Mary cooks four recipes that prove watching the pennies does not mean having to sacrifice on flavour. They include a crab courgetti spaghetti dish that uses tinned fish at a fraction of the cost of fresh. Plus, a spinach filo swirl demonstrates an inventive way of stretching six sausages to feed the family S01E06 0.5.0/1 8.3/10 Alex Scott looks ahead to today's FA Cup final between Manchester City and Manchester United at Wembley Stadium 7.3/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 A reimagined look back at the 2022/23 season's gripping FA Cup journey through a homage to classic video games 6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United (Kick-off 3.00pm). Gary Lineker presents coverage of the final from Wembley Stadium, as the local rivals battle it out for the prestigious trophy. Premier League-winners City claimed a 3-0 win over Championship side Sheffield United in the semi-finals, before United overcame Brighton & Hove Albion on penalties to reach their second Wembley final of the campaign, having already lifted the Carabao Cup. The Citizens prevailed 6-3 when the neighbours met in the league in October at Etihad Stadium, but United gained a measure of revenge with a 2-1 victory at Old Trafford three months later. With analysis from Alan Shearer, Micah Richards and Peter Schmeichel 6.4/10 Aylesbury & Liphook (Extended): Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers create a sensory garden for two autistic girls in Aylesbury, while also providing a garden in Liphook for Anne, Shaun and daughter Joanne 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Bradley Walsh hosts the revival of the comedy quiz show, with panellists Lorraine Kelly, Richard Madeley, Suzi Ruffell, Jimmy Carr, Su Pollard and Big Narstie helping contestants win some brilliant prizes by filling in the blanks S2022E03 2021.2.0/1 3.9/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Kaye Adams, Kai Widdrington, Kelly Cates, Jill Douglas, Lucy Porter, Kevin Eldon, Dr Daniel Olaiya, Dr Raphael Olaiya try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E08 15.7.0/1 7.2/10 Armour Plated: Iain is called out to a multi-vehicle crash caused by a man jumping from a bridge. The crisis forces him to relive traumatic memories of the events that led to his partner's death, and makes him question his relationship with a still struggling Faith. Jodie comes to see a different side to her father, Cam finds himself lodging with unexpected company, and Paige receives some troubling news S37E33 36.32.0/1 7.1/10 A scientist's body is found in Loch Katrine, a case that reminds Annika of a play by Ibsen. But with so many people wanting the victim dead, which one did he push over the edge? Away from work, the DI takes more than a parental interest in Morgan's therapist. Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E03 0.2.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Behind-the-scenes documentary looking at how the Argentina star, won the World Cup for the first time in his illustrious career last year in Qatar. With contributions from his international teammates, including Premier League stars Emi Martinez, Alexix Mac Allister and Julian Alvarez, and manager Lionel Scaloni 9.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 After a series of violent murders scandalises Victorian London, the media-dubbed Limehouse Golem strikes fear into the hearts of the public. Into this melting pot is thrust well-intentioned inspector John Kildare, who has never been given a murder case before. The Scotland Yard sleuth knows he has been set up to fail, but soon uncovers a lead that implicates Karl Marx, George Gissing and the popular music hall star Dan Leno. He follows the trail, wherever it may lead, through the seediest and most intriguing parts of London. Thriller, starring Bill Nighy, Douglas Booth and Olivia Cooke 8.1/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 04/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Interviews with key politicians and public figures 8.3/10 Kent: Mehreen Baig follows in the footsteps of Charles Dickens as she explores the Kent countryside, visiting the setting of Great Expectations and the house where the author died S01E05 0.4.0/1 7.7/10 The development potential of a Warwickshire property above a former brewery, a Staffordshire house with a huge back garden and a former farm building in Nottinghamshire S24E51 23.50.0/1 4.4/10 Charlie Ross presents the show from the Kent County Showground in Detling, and finds out about local explorer Julius Brenchley. With experts Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 The Angel of the North: The Rev Kate Bottley celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Angel of the North, joined by the statue's creator Antony Gormley and the former Bishop of Jarrow 7.8/10 04/06/2023: Viewers' opinions on BBC shows and behind-the-scenes reports on new programmes S2023E06 2022.5.0/1 7.4/10 Cornwall (Extended Version): Steve Brown helps a couple from Hertfordshire to find a new home in their favourite holiday destination of Cornwall, as well as meeting a local ceramicist 5.9/10 An earthquake forces a bear from the Peruvian jungle to start a new life in London. He finds modern Britain to be very different from the stories told to him by his aunt, but makes a new home with a kindly family. However, a sinister taxidermist intends to turn him into a museum exhibit. Comedy based on Michael Bond's series of children's books, starring Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins and Nicole Kidman, with the voice of Ben Whishaw 8.7/10 Protecting Primates: With more than half of the world's primates under threat of extinction, Chris Packham narrates a look at what is being done to protect primates, with scientists making ground-breaking discoveries about this remarkable animal family. Researcher Dr Cat Hobaiter has spent 13 years studying chimpanzees in the jungles of Uganda, while on Thailand's East coast, Dr Amanda Tan reveals how long-tailed macaques use tools to harvest shellfish S01E03 0.2.0/1 8.5/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Lower Hampen: Charlotte Smith and Matt Baker are at Lower Hampen Farm in the Cotswolds to meet Lydia and Clive Handy who have turned back the clock to adopt a more traditional approach to farming. Matt weaves a yarn, using wool from the farm's rare breed sheep, and Charlotte lifts the lid on soil microbiology and how it could impact the way we grow our food in the future. Adam Henson looks at a major food fraud in the British pig industry and Tom Heap investigates how food price inflation could impact the nation's health. S2023E23 2022.22.0/1 7.2/10 Deep Thinkers: Disguised underwater cameras capture footage of sea creatures. The first episode features the most intelligent animals in the ocean, including sperm whales and octopuses, which are shown using improvised tools to fend off rivals. The programme also features puffer fish creating sand sculptures and a hermit crab that becomes an unwitting documentary-maker after it steals the shell with a spy camera in. Narrated by David Tennant S01E01 0.0.0/1 8/10 Clissold Park, Stoke Newington 2: Fiona Bruce presents the show from Clissold Park, Stoke Newington, where treasures include Lewis Hamilton's racing helmet, Scandinavian jewellery and memorabilia from the movie Blade Runner. Marc Allum hears the inspiring story of the British Reggae Artists Famine Appeal, a fundraising response to Live Aid in 1985, while Will Farmer inspects a perspex mermaid sculpture by Arthur Fleischmann S45E16 44.15.0/1 7/10 Annie invites Terry to Marlene's party in the hope that it will help him to make a fresh start. But seeing a carefree and integrated Annie only makes Terry feel like more of an outsider and his PTSD spirals. With her parents out all night, Pattie tries to confront her problems head on and ends up in a dangerous situation S01E04 0.3.0/1 9.2/10 News/Current Affairs 3.7/10 News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Divorcee Toby Howard and his ex-con older brother Tanner embark on a meticulously-planned crime spree, hoping to rob every branch of the West Texas bank that has threatened to foreclose on their family ranch. However, they soon find themselves being pursued by two veteran Texas Rangers. Neo-western drama, starring Jeff Bridges, Chris Pine and Ben Foster 5.7/10 Former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann, British gymnastics great Beth Tweddle, seven-time snooker world champion Stephen Hendry and BBC sports presenter JJ Chalmers join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E25 51.24.0/1 2.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 05/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 A woman claiming £1.7 million for injuries who was caught on camera while shopping, and a yoga instructor who bent the truth to get a pay-out following an accident S15E01 14.0.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 6 (45 Min): Police pursue security guards suspected of stealing £200,000 of hospital parking fees. Plus, a charity worker brazenly transfers £500,000 of public money to his own bank account 6.9/10 Martin Roberts and the team are in Scotland and the north of England to follow renovations in Paisley, Coventry and Bradford S25E62 24.61.0/1 4.4/10 Hemswell: Caroline Hawley presents the show from Hemswell in Lincolnshire, and has a mystery to solve. Izzie Balmer and Mark Stacey help the Reds and Blues to a prime purchase S65E03 64.2.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Darker Dimensions: Al is giddy with excitement when he takes Emma to a Comic Con - but will Emma embrace the world of Darker Dimensions and its obsessive fans? S24E74 23.73.0/1 2.9/10 Jacqui Joseph rescues an old, rusty pulley, a nursing chair and a table with cast-iron legs from Altrincham recycling centre S14E10 13.9.0/1 7.1/10 Lancashire: Jules Hudson helps a couple to find a new home in Lancashire after years living in Australia, and visits a nature reserve created at a quarry used to build the UK's first motorway S23E51 22.50.0/1 5.9/10 Swindon: Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull are in Swindon to transform a troublesome sloping plot with a rotten deck into a 21st-century cottage garden perfect for entertaining friends S08E06 7.5.0/1 7.9/10 The team visits busy mum Monique at her two-bedroom home in South East London. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, the team create special bunkbed spaces for her two daughters, address the overspill of toys with bespoke storage solutions, and give their bathroom a deep clean S02E06 1.5.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong is joined by co-host Ria Lina on the quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions S29E31 28.30.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas present the first visit of the week to the One Show studio, featuring the usual mix of topical stories and celebrity chat 4/10 Linda struggles with the Knight family invasion on the Vic and George speaks to Phil about a collaboration with the Boxing Den. Ben reveals his plan to sell the Arches but Phil is not impressed when he finds out the potential buyer is Sharon. Things are tense with the Panesars and Eve and Suki find their chance to get rid of Nish for good 5/10 The UK is facing a chronic illness epidemic, with diabetes rates at record levels and cancers in young people rising steeply. Now, there's growing evidence suggesting this could be linked to the food we eat. Ultra-processed convenience foods contain chemicals that UK regulators say are safe, but Panorama investigates emerging scientific evidence of a link between some of these chemicals and cancer, diabetes, and strokes 8.1/10 Rav Wilding and YouTuber Jim Browning join forces with ethical hackers to hunt down cyber criminals. Using the same remote-access technology that criminals use to scam their victims, the team hacks the hackers and monitors their operation 7/10 Paul insists on having Kappen's body exhumed. Jackie reluctantly allows it, but warns him that a wrong step could fatally compromise the force's reputation. At a press conference discussing the exhumation, questions are raised about the line of enquiry regarding Willoughby, and why more is not being done to eliminate other suspects first. Paul nonetheless puts all his efforts into following the Kappen theory, forcing Phil and Geraint to take matters into their own hands S01E04 0.3.0/1 7.8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Naga Munchetty hosts an extended episode of the satirical quiz with Hugh Dennis and Ruth Davidson joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news S65E08 64.7.0/1 8/10 The MUAs' skills are tested to the limits when they work in teams to produce digital looks for Adidas at Metaverse Fashion Week, where they must impress guest judge Isamaya Ffrench. Back in the studio they're tasked with producing cartoon characters that live in a made-up world, with one of the contestants eliminated at the end of the challenge S05E05 4.4.0/1 3.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E02 14.1.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 7 (45 Min): The amateur actress who put on a performance to evade justice for a £750,000 fraud and the council worker who used £80,000 of taxpayer's cash to fuel his taste for the high life 6.9/10 Martin and Dion speak to a couple who bought their first house at auction and plan to turn it into a home in Macclesfield, two brothers who have bought some unusual disused buildings from the 1950s in Codnor and a couple hoping to make some money by renovating and selling a house in Rainworth S26E29 25.28.0/1 4.4/10 Stamford Meadows 12: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss help two teams look for items at an antiques fair in Stamford, Lincolnshire, while Natasha Raskin Sharp challenges the conkers world champion S54E25 53.24.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Rebirth: Bear puts his foot in it with his Receptionist Team and Miles makes a move on Zara. Malika helps a labouring mother and her teenage daughter S24E75 23.74.0/1 2.9/10 Series 8 & 9 Episode 12 (Shortened): Jacqui Joseph visits Earlswood Recycling centre where she finds some sofa leather for luggage expert Neil Wragg to put to use and a mannequin for her to upcycle and sell on 7.1/10 Dorset: Two newlyweds enlist the help of Ginny Buckley in their search for a new home in the Dorset countryside. Having grown out of their town flat they need enough space for all their hobbies S23E52 22.51.0/1 5.9/10 Derby: Lee and Chris head to Derby to help Bal and her family restore her late mum's garden to its former glory. With a budget of £6,500 the pair aim to make a colourful, Indian-inspired space where the family can gather and watch Bollywood movies on their outdoor cinema screen S08E07 7.6.0/1 7.9/10 The team help an avid recycler whose small flat is bursting at the seams. With a limited budget and 24 hours, they transform the overflowing spare room into a dining area S02E07 1.6.0/1 4.4/10 Quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Ria Lina S29E32 28.31.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 06/06/2023: Alex Jones and Lauren Laverne present the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Elaine has a decision to make about George as Linda begs her to end their relationship. Having sold the Arches to Sharon, Ben focuses all his attention on Lexi but she is finding it hard to open up. Keanu is stunned to discover Sharon bought the Arches for him and he admits he is finding it difficult knowing that she is the one supporting him 5/10 Shola's behaviour causes concern with the staff leading Val to investigate. Kelly Jo's first day out of the BU goes from bad to worse when a kind-hearted gesture from Dean backfires. Myles causes problems for Joe who is already reeling from an unexpected visitor, leaving him and Mike feeling uncertain about the future S12E04 11.3.0/1 7.4/10 This companion documentary to the BBC drama Steeltown Murders tells the inside story of the police investigation into the 1973 murders of three teenage girls near the steel town of Port Talbot. With revealing interviews from detectives at the heart of the re-investigation and emotional first-time interviews from friends and family of the girls, the programme reveals how, after nearly 30 years, Wales's first serial killer was finally unmasked 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Viking Funeral: When Thorfinn's bones are discovered on the property, he asks Sam to conduct the traditional Viking funeral he's always wanted, but Sam and Jay are torn when they learn that the bones could be sold to a museum for a lot of much-needed cash S01E03 0.2.0/1 3.7/10 Dinner Party: Sam and Jay invite Henry and Margaret to a dinner party to woo them into allowing the bed and breakfast, and the ghosts are desperately eager to be included on the guest list S01E04 0.3.0/1 3.7/10 Andrew Lloyd Webber: Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber knows he comes from a musical family, including virtuoso cellist brother Julian, but he is curious as to where his showbusiness genes and love of musical theatre come from. By following his mother's line, Andrew soon uncovers a certain Uncle Peregrine, who played a key role under Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo. On his father's side, Henry Simmonds was a missionary who dedicated his life to helping the poor and needy. Andrew is astonished to uncover stories that uncannily parallel his own life, including an ancestor with a famous cello-playing brother S20E01 19.0.0/1 8/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 07/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E03 14.2.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 8 (45 Min): The school business manager who embezzled more than £200,000 and the couple with expensive tastes who hid their relationship to pocket more than £100,000 of taxpayers' cash 6.9/10 Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow the stories of three more renovations. The auction buys in Cardiff, Preston and Wolverhampton are bought by families of property developers and two of the projects are destined to be the developers' homes while the third is given a top end refurbishment for the rental market S25E63 24.62.0/1 4.4/10 Grantham 25: In southern Lincolnshire, Nick Hall and Gary Pe help two teams scour in Grantham town centre for items, while presenter Charlie Ross finds out about four eras of English furniture with auctioneer and expert Colin Young S53E10 52.9.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Zara tries to lay low while Scarlett and Ollie up their game. Rob goes on a mission to contact Nancy who hasn't been seen in months S24E76 23.75.0/1 2.9/10 In Somerset, Sarah Moore explores Keynsham Recycling Centre, searching for three items she hopes can be revived. There's a cast iron mangle for woodworker Bruce Faulseit and upholsterer Leigh-Anne Treadwell sets to work trying to give a much-cherished chair a second chance. Sarah herself has a metal bed frame to repurpose S12E05 11.4.0/1 7.1/10 Powys: Jules Hudson is in the Welsh county of Powys with a couple whose wish list includes an annexe for their parents, along with at least half an acre of land for their budget of £650,000. Jules also meets a man who scours space with his telescopes, looking for large, undiscovered objects that could be on a collision course with Earth S23E06 22.5.0/1 5.9/10 Coalville: Charlie and Flo go head-to-head to design a garden to match Jo and Jack's Victorian terraced house. They have just £4,500 to tick all the boxes on the couple's extensive wishlist S08E08 7.7.0/1 7.9/10 The team head to Homerton, east London to help entrepreneurs Rob and Haley make the most out of their two-bed house that is overrun with pets S02E08 1.7.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E16 27.15.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 07/06/2023: Alex Jones presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Suki sets her plan to take down Nish into action and Linda is determined to find some dirt on George. Sharon worries about Keanu's business skills so she hires Reiss to take care of the Arches accounts. Ben and Jay finally get Lexi to open up 5/10 The team welcome the Poet Laureate Simon Armitage into the Repair Shop who brings with him a harmonium, the subject of one of his poems that brings back memories of his late father. Cobbler Dean Westmoreland is given the task of repairing Valerie's pair of children's leather clogs that were bought to help her sister with mobility issues balance in the 1950s. Kirsten Ramsay is tasked with reviving Martin's broken sculpture depicting his mother as a young woman made by a Czechoslovakian art student in 1947. Finally, Kirsty visits jeweller Richard Talman, hoping he can fix her mum's silver charm bracelet gifted to her mother by her father in the early 1960s S08E05 7.4.0/1 8.5/10 The 10 remaining sewers make and celebrate garments from West Africa. Sara Pascoe and judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young are joined by guest judge, Nigerian fashion designer, Banke Kuku. The pattern challenge takes inspiration from a Ghanaian Batakari or Fugu tunic which involves sewing strips of handwoven deboya fabric. In the transformation challenge, the sewers have 90 minutes to make hand-dyed adire fabric into dresses by draping the fabric on the stand. In the made to measure challenge, the contestants make dramatic, flowing wide-sleeved robes worn by people across West Africa S09E03 8.2.0/1 6.6/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 The third kiss-off ends with a bang, as Dannii Minogue asks the couples to make their toughest choice yet - whether their relationships can survive outside the show. For one pairing, this represents a particular challenge, as they live a great distance from each other S01E07 0.6.0/1 0.4/10 The boys decide if they want to take their relationship into the real world - but not before one final party where everyone dresses up as their favourite queer icon. On the final day, family and friends come to visit, which leaves some of the boys with the unique experience of introducing them to a partner for the first time S01E08 0.7.0/1 0.4/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 How the lies of a factory worker claiming £90,000 for an accident at work were exposed when his bosses revealed he wasn't even on site. Plus, the driver who tried to get away with claiming for old damage to his car after a minor bump with a lorry is caught on camera and the cabbie who concocted a claim after a prang before being told to cough up thousands by a judge S15E04 14.3.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 9 (30 Min): The trusted parish clerk who secretly transferred the entire council budget to himself. Plus, how hidden cameras, set up under cover of darkness, exposed a greedy council tenant's deceit. Presented by Michelle Ackerley 6.9/10 Dion Dublin is in Manchester to see a three-bed semi-detached house bought by a father and son property developing team. He's also in Sheffield viewing an interesting commercial unit that was previously a photography studio. Martel Maxwell is in Hartlepool to see a three-bed mid-terrace with a very low auction guide price S26E30 25.29.0/1 4.4/10 Narberth 26: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss guide two teams in Narberth, west Wales, as they buy items to go head to head at auction in Cardiff. Host Christina Trevanion learns about a collection of First World War crested china, which was once overlooked by collectors S60E12 59.11.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Blast from the Past: Bear and Claudia's fun day splinters, while Kirsty discovers Nina's plans for VPAS. Rosie tries her hand at diagnosing patients, much to Al's chagrin S24E77 23.76.0/1 2.9/10 In Buckinghamshire, Sarah Moore sifts through boot-fulls of rubbish at Beaconsfield recycling centre in the hope of finding three gems amongst the junk. Lighting designer Duncan McKean takes on a pair of mirrors, while a lacrosse stick and a wrought iron stand test the creative mettle of blacksmiths Bex Simon and Dave Harris. Sarah herself sets to work updating a reproduction desk S14E12 13.11.0/1 7.1/10 Somerset: Two sisters combine their resources to find a secluded house in Somerset that has enough land to start their own music festival, but on a slightly smaller scale than the one the county is famous for. Alistair Appleton escorts is on hand to help and also takes time out to visit the village of Stoke St Gregory, where an old pub has been transformed into not just the local watering hole but a community shop and cafe too S23E08 22.7.0/1 5.9/10 Leeds: Donna and Dan's garden is small and messy with lots of sharp difficult surfaces that present a problem for their youngest daughter Emilia, who has Down's syndrome. Emilia and her sister Maya love nothing more than playing in the garden, but currently it's unsafe and needs to be redesigned with more forgiving materials so they don't hurt themselves. Donna was born and raised in Norway, so Charlie Dimmock and Flo Headlam set about building a sensory, Scandi-themed garden within a £3,000 budget for the family to enjoy S08E09 7.8.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Bedford to meet single mum Katie. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, they transform her lacklustre bedroom into a relaxing space that doubles as a home office. Maxine Dwyer uses her potions to treat make-up spills on the carpet S02E09 1.8.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E17 27.16.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 08/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Sharon and Keanu continue to clash over the Arches and things get worse as Sonia and Reiss invite themselves over for the evening, forcing them to play host. Jay shares Lola's memory box with Kim and Billy and his friends realise just how much he is struggling with the grief 5/10 Reality TV star Mark Wright embarks on an epic road trip across Britain in the company of his brother Josh and father Big Mark. Along the way they open up about things that they've never spoken about before. For Mark it's a chance to reconnect focus on the things in life that really matter, Big Mark wants to regain his confidence after almost losing his life to Covid, while for Josh, it's a chance to experience things he was never able to do while he was a professional footballer. Among other things, they tackle a white-knuckle mountain bike ride, sleep in an abandoned slate mine and reflect on a tough few years S01E01 0.0.0/1 0.5/10 Alastair and Anna live in Winchester, Hampshire, and badly need their sloped garden transformed into a curvaceous country cottage idyll. They want to grow vegetables as well as have an entertaining area - all a challenge with the different levels. Charlie Dimmock and Arit Anderson take up the challenge on a budget of £5,500 7.9/10 Claire Foy: Having enjoyed researching the lives of her onscreen characters in The Crown, actress Claire Foy looks forward to delving into the lives of her own ancestors. After reminiscing about their Irish roots, her maternal grandfather directs her to 'The Castle' in Carlisle, the site of the military barracks where her great, great grandparents Henry and Maria Stimpson lived. Claire's father David was adopted, but was reunited with his birth mother Joyce later in life. Despite having got to know Joyce, he knows nothing of her ancestors, so Claire sets out to find out more S20E02 19.1.0/1 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Fiona Bruce presents the topical debate from Norfolk, inviting a panel of politicians and other guests in King's Lynn to answer questions from an invited audience on subjects that have made the headlines over the past week 8.2/10 A rota of BBC journalists, including Adam Fleming and Chris Mason, contribute to the weekly round-up from Westminster. Collectively, they deliver their usual mix of serious analysis and light-hearted gossip concerning the biggest stories in politics 8.2/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 Claimed and Shamed: Most Shocking: The heartless woman who put in multiple false claims to profit from tragedies such as the Grenfell Tower fire. Plus, the brazen conman who forgot which side of his body his fake injury was on S15E05 14.4.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 10 (30 Min): Documentary following the investigators tracking down crooks who steal from the NHS. Officers catch a woman faking disability to claim half a million pounds in benefits 6.9/10 A semi-detached house near Whitehaven in Cumbria and terraces in Norwich in Norfolk and Birmingham in the East Midlands are all bought at online auctions. Two are destined for the rental market, while the third is a couple's first family home for them and their baby daughter. Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow developments as their new owners realise their ambitions S25E65 24.64.0/1 4.4/10 Ardingly: Eric Knowles presents from Ardingly in West Sussex as two pairs go in search of potentially profitable items at an antiques fair. Experts Jonathan Pratt and Ochuko Ojiri are on hand to help the red and blue teams. Eric also finds out all about the history of luxury Pullman railway carriages S65E18 64.17.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 The Viper's Tongue: Mrs McCarthy gets an unwelcome birthday surprise when her life is threatened by a mysterious avenging angel. Crime drama, starring Mark Williams and Sorcha Cusack S09E02 8.1.0/1 6/10 Expert upcycler Jacqui Joseph is at Earlswood Recycling centre, scouring the skips for two items that she can rework to reveal their true potential. She enlists luggage legend Neil Wragg who has his hands full with some sofa leather, while Jacqui's creativity is tested with a mannequin 7.1/10 North Yorkshire: Having spent 30 years living and working in Hong Kong, a would-be buyer teams up with presenter Jonnie Irwin, seeking a property in North Yorkshire on a budget of £350,000. Away from the property shopping, Jonnie heads to the Yorkshire Dales to discover what is being done to restore and preserve one of the most environmentally important landscapes in Europe S23E09 22.8.0/1 5.9/10 Runcorn: Lee Burkhill and Chris Hull head to Runcorn, Cheshire, where they meet two Craigs. Each has different ideas about what they want from their bland back garden. One wants a stylish, contemporary space with clean lines and the other wishes to fill the garden with wildlife. Lee and Chris set about creating the perfect garden that pleases both on a £5,000 budget S08E10 7.9.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Croydon, south London, to help new parents Adam and Jen with their unfinished nursery. After discovering they were expecting twins, DIY took a back seat, leaving the couple with no storage for their baby kit. The team has just 24 hours and a limited budget to make Adam and Jen's home child friendly S02E10 1.9.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong hosts the quiz in which contestants try to record the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Stephen Mangan reveals the correct answers and comments on the players' scores S28E18 27.17.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 09/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp round off the working week with a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Northern Ireland gymnast Rhys McClenaghan has won medals at all of the major international competitions. This documentary follows him as he takes part in 2022's three biggest events - the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, the European Championships in Munich and the Gymnastics World Championships in Liverpool. In what was the toughest year of the 23-year-old's career so far, it offers an insight into his relentless training schedule and hears about the personal and physical sacrifices that come with being an elite athlete 8.1/10 Olympic modern pentathlon gold medal winner Joe Choong, ex-England rugby League player Jon Wilkin, snowboarder Aimee Fuller and former world squash number one Nick Matthew join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E26 51.25.0/1 2.3/10 Rapper MIST, comedian Jayde Adams, interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and former Paralympian swimmer Ellie Simmonds join host Rob Brydon and regular captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack on the offbeat panel show. As usual, the participants set out to hoodwink their opponents with absurd facts and plausible fibs about themselves in a bid to secure a team victory, through rounds such as Home Truths and Quick-fire Lies S16E04 15.3.0/1 8/10 Harry Hill hosts as comedian Jack Dee and journalist Zing Tsjeng join team captain Paul Merton and Ian Hislop to delve into the comedic side of recent headline stories S65E09 64.8.0/1 8.2/10 In a bid to acquire help Dom and Kay meet up with Kirsty, who divulges some classified information - if only to stop Dom shouting at her running club - but crucially tells them she cannot help. Back on the estate, the pair are forced to deal with the consequences of their drug-dealing activities - at which point Dom receives a call from Celia Herrington, offering them freedom from the gang in return for the dossier. Comedy thriller, starring Gbemisola Ikumelo and Hammed Animashaun, with Zoe Wanamaker S01E06 0.5.0/1 2.4/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Husband-and-wife duo Chris and Rosie are joined by star guests including Diversity's Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely, who discuss their life-long friendship. Features include Please Keep Me Anonymous, where a well-known face reads out some terrifying audience confessions and It Goes or I Go, where audience members compete to rid themselves of something their loved one refuses to remove from the house S02E05 1.4.0/1 1.2/10 The Owl and the Pussycat: A new relationship threatens to upend the Chalmers-Davises, Jacinda navigates a complex friendship and Vince struggles to ask for what he needs. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E07 2.6.0/1 0.7/10 Love in the Time of Chaos: Rosa's boys resist their new stepfather, while Oly and Santi find a new connection and Dom thinks about next steps. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E08 2.7.0/1 0.7/10 A girl is possessed by a formidable demonic entity that resists all efforts at freeing her from its grasp. In desperation, the child's mother appeals for help from a local priest and a veteran exorcist, but succeeding in this nightmarish contest of wills threatens the lives of both men. William Friedkin's horror, starring Linda Blair, Jason Miller, Ellen Burstyn, Max von Sydow and Lee J Cobb 3.5/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 10/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Matt Tebbutt is joined by Chris Evans and chefs Freddy Bird and Mandy Yin. Helen McGinn chooses wines to go with the studio dishes, and there are archive clips featuring Rick Stein, Marcus Wareing, Nadiya Hussain and Gennaro Contaldo and Antonio Carluccio 6.4/10 Classics with a Twist: Nadiya Hussain shares her love of baking with some of her favourite recipes, from every day treats to indulgent desserts. In the first episode, Nadiya kicks things off with a series of her favourite recipes for classic bakes with a twist, including a blueberry scone pizza, and a spicy Asian take on a traditional toad-in-the-hole S01E01 0.0.0/1 8.2/10 Martel Maxwell, Tommy Walsh and Jacqui Joseph explore properties to be auctioned in Bradford, West Yorkshire, and the London areas of Dulwich and Sipson, then talk to the buyers S25E03 24.2.0/1 4.4/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Oswestry 1: Natasha Raskin Sharp presents from Oswestry Showground in Shropshire, where Kate Bliss and Ben Cooper are helping today's reds and blues. Natasha also talks to Ben about his family background in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter S57E28 56.27.0/1 3.8/10 Sarah Moore salvages three items from a recycling centre in Witley, then she and two experts transform a dressing table, a vintage suitcase and a petite sofa 7.1/10 Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid against each other to buy a toy rocket and rabbit, a gramophone, lamp shades, a high chair and a brooch S04E03 3.2.0/1 4.6/10 Wye Valley: The beautiful Wye Valley may not be too far from Bristol, where today's couple are from, but it's a whole world away in terms of lifestyle. Steve Brown has some tempting properties up his sleeve and during some downtime all three manage to unwind and enjoy the scenery with a leisurely canoe ride on the River Wye itself S22E15 21.14.0/1 5.9/10 Stockport: Ben and Ruth call on the services of Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill to redesign their garden in Stockport, Greater Manchester, into something more chic. At present it's a bit dated with too much concrete - and too many level changes for it to be safe for their baby daughter Eve. The couple are imagining a wild, natural garden with prairie style planting and some opportunities for growing their own vegetables. They have a budget of £2,500 available to realise their dreams S07E35 6.34.0/1 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Marvin and Rochelle Humes host a celebrity special of the music quiz, which sees Oti Mabuse and Catherine Tyldesley, Joe Marler and Maisie Adam, and Chris McCausland and John Thomson trying to guess the songs from their intros. Which pair will make it through to the final and get the chance to win up to £10,000 for their chosen charity? S06E02 5.1.0/1 5.8/10 The comedian hosts the Saturday-night gameshow, in which contestants take on a colossal spinning wheel and answer questions in the hope of securing a cash prize. In each episode, contestants are guided by a host of celebrity experts, with tonight's advice coming from Ed Balls, Clara Amfo, Ally McCoist, Sindhu Vee, Dan Walker, Stacey Dooley and John Whaite S03E03 2.2.0/1 8.8/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Catherine Bohart, Charlie Higson, Lindsey Russell, Neil Jones, Kellie Shirley, Danny John-Jules, Sukh Ojla and Vikki Stone try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E09 15.8.0/1 7.2/10 Separation: Max takes Jodie to task for turning up to work with a hangover. When he realises that it is the anniversary of her mother's death, he tries to make amends for making a traumatic day even worse. Gethin rejects Jan's offers of help, and Jacob has arranged to see a therapist but cannot bring himself to go through with it S37E34 36.33.0/1 7.1/10 The team are called in when writer Cara Gibson is found dead under a bridge. Her books ruined careers and left a lot of lives in tatters, but could any of her subjects be driven to murder? Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E04 0.3.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Following a gig, fading music star Jackson Maine happens upon Ally, a nightclub singer-songwriter. Their instant chemistry leads to a tempestuous romance as he helps her on the road to stardom. However, Jackson's alcoholism has explosive repercussions as her career blossoms. Oscar-winning drama, starring Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper, who also directed, and Sam Elliott 7.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 03/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 03/06/2023: Matt Tebbutt is joined by chefs Ravinder Bhogal and Georgina Hayden, plus special guest Dan Aykroyd. Olly Smith chooses the wines to go with the studio dishes 6.4/10 Mary cooks four recipes that prove watching the pennies does not mean having to sacrifice on flavour. They include a crab courgetti spaghetti dish that uses tinned fish at a fraction of the cost of fresh. Plus, a spinach filo swirl demonstrates an inventive way of stretching six sausages to feed the family S01E06 0.5.0/1 8.3/10 Alex Scott looks ahead to today's FA Cup final between Manchester City and Manchester United at Wembley Stadium 7.3/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 A reimagined look back at the 2022/23 season's gripping FA Cup journey through a homage to classic video games 6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United (Kick-off 3.00pm). Gary Lineker presents coverage of the final from Wembley Stadium, as the local rivals battle it out for the prestigious trophy. Premier League-winners City claimed a 3-0 win over Championship side Sheffield United in the semi-finals, before United overcame Brighton & Hove Albion on penalties to reach their second Wembley final of the campaign, having already lifted the Carabao Cup. The Citizens prevailed 6-3 when the neighbours met in the league in October at Etihad Stadium, but United gained a measure of revenge with a 2-1 victory at Old Trafford three months later. With analysis from Alan Shearer, Micah Richards and Peter Schmeichel 6.4/10 Aylesbury & Liphook (Extended): Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers create a sensory garden for two autistic girls in Aylesbury, while also providing a garden in Liphook for Anne, Shaun and daughter Joanne 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Bradley Walsh hosts the revival of the comedy quiz show, with panellists Lorraine Kelly, Richard Madeley, Suzi Ruffell, Jimmy Carr, Su Pollard and Big Narstie helping contestants win some brilliant prizes by filling in the blanks S2022E03 2021.2.0/1 3.9/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Kaye Adams, Kai Widdrington, Kelly Cates, Jill Douglas, Lucy Porter, Kevin Eldon, Dr Daniel Olaiya, Dr Raphael Olaiya try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E08 15.7.0/1 7.2/10 Armour Plated: Iain is called out to a multi-vehicle crash caused by a man jumping from a bridge. The crisis forces him to relive traumatic memories of the events that led to his partner's death, and makes him question his relationship with a still struggling Faith. Jodie comes to see a different side to her father, Cam finds himself lodging with unexpected company, and Paige receives some troubling news S37E33 36.32.0/1 7.1/10 A scientist's body is found in Loch Katrine, a case that reminds Annika of a play by Ibsen. But with so many people wanting the victim dead, which one did he push over the edge? Away from work, the DI takes more than a parental interest in Morgan's therapist. Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E03 0.2.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Behind-the-scenes documentary looking at how the Argentina star, won the World Cup for the first time in his illustrious career last year in Qatar. With contributions from his international teammates, including Premier League stars Emi Martinez, Alexix Mac Allister and Julian Alvarez, and manager Lionel Scaloni 9.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 After a series of violent murders scandalises Victorian London, the media-dubbed Limehouse Golem strikes fear into the hearts of the public. Into this melting pot is thrust well-intentioned inspector John Kildare, who has never been given a murder case before. The Scotland Yard sleuth knows he has been set up to fail, but soon uncovers a lead that implicates Karl Marx, George Gissing and the popular music hall star Dan Leno. He follows the trail, wherever it may lead, through the seediest and most intriguing parts of London. Thriller, starring Bill Nighy, Douglas Booth and Olivia Cooke 8.1/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 04/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Interviews with key politicians and public figures 8.3/10 Kent: Mehreen Baig follows in the footsteps of Charles Dickens as she explores the Kent countryside, visiting the setting of Great Expectations and the house where the author died S01E05 0.4.0/1 7.7/10 The development potential of a Warwickshire property above a former brewery, a Staffordshire house with a huge back garden and a former farm building in Nottinghamshire S24E51 23.50.0/1 4.4/10 Charlie Ross presents the show from the Kent County Showground in Detling, and finds out about local explorer Julius Brenchley. With experts Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 The Angel of the North: The Rev Kate Bottley celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Angel of the North, joined by the statue's creator Antony Gormley and the former Bishop of Jarrow 7.8/10 04/06/2023: Viewers' opinions on BBC shows and behind-the-scenes reports on new programmes S2023E06 2022.5.0/1 7.4/10 Cornwall (Extended Version): Steve Brown helps a couple from Hertfordshire to find a new home in their favourite holiday destination of Cornwall, as well as meeting a local ceramicist 5.9/10 An earthquake forces a bear from the Peruvian jungle to start a new life in London. He finds modern Britain to be very different from the stories told to him by his aunt, but makes a new home with a kindly family. However, a sinister taxidermist intends to turn him into a museum exhibit. Comedy based on Michael Bond's series of children's books, starring Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins and Nicole Kidman, with the voice of Ben Whishaw 8.7/10 Protecting Primates: With more than half of the world's primates under threat of extinction, Chris Packham narrates a look at what is being done to protect primates, with scientists making ground-breaking discoveries about this remarkable animal family. Researcher Dr Cat Hobaiter has spent 13 years studying chimpanzees in the jungles of Uganda, while on Thailand's East coast, Dr Amanda Tan reveals how long-tailed macaques use tools to harvest shellfish S01E03 0.2.0/1 8.5/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Lower Hampen: Charlotte Smith and Matt Baker are at Lower Hampen Farm in the Cotswolds to meet Lydia and Clive Handy who have turned back the clock to adopt a more traditional approach to farming. Matt weaves a yarn, using wool from the farm's rare breed sheep, and Charlotte lifts the lid on soil microbiology and how it could impact the way we grow our food in the future. Adam Henson looks at a major food fraud in the British pig industry and Tom Heap investigates how food price inflation could impact the nation's health. S2023E23 2022.22.0/1 7.2/10 Deep Thinkers: Disguised underwater cameras capture footage of sea creatures. The first episode features the most intelligent animals in the ocean, including sperm whales and octopuses, which are shown using improvised tools to fend off rivals. The programme also features puffer fish creating sand sculptures and a hermit crab that becomes an unwitting documentary-maker after it steals the shell with a spy camera in. Narrated by David Tennant S01E01 0.0.0/1 8/10 Clissold Park, Stoke Newington 2: Fiona Bruce presents the show from Clissold Park, Stoke Newington, where treasures include Lewis Hamilton's racing helmet, Scandinavian jewellery and memorabilia from the movie Blade Runner. Marc Allum hears the inspiring story of the British Reggae Artists Famine Appeal, a fundraising response to Live Aid in 1985, while Will Farmer inspects a perspex mermaid sculpture by Arthur Fleischmann S45E16 44.15.0/1 7/10 Annie invites Terry to Marlene's party in the hope that it will help him to make a fresh start. But seeing a carefree and integrated Annie only makes Terry feel like more of an outsider and his PTSD spirals. With her parents out all night, Pattie tries to confront her problems head on and ends up in a dangerous situation S01E04 0.3.0/1 9.2/10 News/Current Affairs 3.7/10 News/Current Affairs Divorcee Toby Howard and his ex-con older brother Tanner embark on a meticulously-planned crime spree, hoping to rob every branch of the West Texas bank that has threatened to foreclose on their family ranch. However, they soon find themselves being pursued by two veteran Texas Rangers. Neo-western drama, starring Jeff Bridges, Chris Pine and Ben Foster 5.7/10 Former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann, British gymnastics great Beth Tweddle, seven-time snooker world champion Stephen Hendry and BBC sports presenter JJ Chalmers join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E25 51.24.0/1 2.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 05/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 A woman claiming £1.7 million for injuries who was caught on camera while shopping, and a yoga instructor who bent the truth to get a pay-out following an accident S15E01 14.0.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 6 (45 Min): Police pursue security guards suspected of stealing £200,000 of hospital parking fees. Plus, a charity worker brazenly transfers £500,000 of public money to his own bank account 6.9/10 Martin Roberts and the team are in Scotland and the north of England to follow renovations in Paisley, Coventry and Bradford S25E62 24.61.0/1 4.4/10 Hemswell: Caroline Hawley presents the show from Hemswell in Lincolnshire, and has a mystery to solve. Izzie Balmer and Mark Stacey help the Reds and Blues to a prime purchase S65E03 64.2.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs Darker Dimensions: Al is giddy with excitement when he takes Emma to a Comic Con - but will Emma embrace the world of Darker Dimensions and its obsessive fans? S24E74 23.73.0/1 2.9/10 Jacqui Joseph rescues an old, rusty pulley, a nursing chair and a table with cast-iron legs from Altrincham recycling centre S14E10 13.9.0/1 7.1/10 Lancashire: Jules Hudson helps a couple to find a new home in Lancashire after years living in Australia, and visits a nature reserve created at a quarry used to build the UK's first motorway S23E51 22.50.0/1 5.9/10 Swindon: Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull are in Swindon to transform a troublesome sloping plot with a rotten deck into a 21st-century cottage garden perfect for entertaining friends S08E06 7.5.0/1 7.9/10 The team visits busy mum Monique at her two-bedroom home in South East London. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, the team create special bunkbed spaces for her two daughters, address the overspill of toys with bespoke storage solutions, and give their bathroom a deep clean S02E06 1.5.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong is joined by co-host Ria Lina on the quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions S29E31 28.30.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas present the first visit of the week to the One Show studio, featuring the usual mix of topical stories and celebrity chat 4/10 Linda struggles with the Knight family invasion on the Vic and George speaks to Phil about a collaboration with the Boxing Den. Ben reveals his plan to sell the Arches but Phil is not impressed when he finds out the potential buyer is Sharon. Things are tense with the Panesars and Eve and Suki find their chance to get rid of Nish for good 5/10 The UK is facing a chronic illness epidemic, with diabetes rates at record levels and cancers in young people rising steeply. Now, there's growing evidence suggesting this could be linked to the food we eat. Ultra-processed convenience foods contain chemicals that UK regulators say are safe, but Panorama investigates emerging scientific evidence of a link between some of these chemicals and cancer, diabetes, and strokes 8.1/10 Rav Wilding and YouTuber Jim Browning join forces with ethical hackers to hunt down cyber criminals. Using the same remote-access technology that criminals use to scam their victims, the team hacks the hackers and monitors their operation 7/10 Paul insists on having Kappen's body exhumed. Jackie reluctantly allows it, but warns him that a wrong step could fatally compromise the force's reputation. At a press conference discussing the exhumation, questions are raised about the line of enquiry regarding Willoughby, and why more is not being done to eliminate other suspects first. Paul nonetheless puts all his efforts into following the Kappen theory, forcing Phil and Geraint to take matters into their own hands S01E04 0.3.0/1 7.8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Naga Munchetty hosts an extended episode of the satirical quiz with Hugh Dennis and Ruth Davidson joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news S65E08 64.7.0/1 8/10 The MUAs' skills are tested to the limits when they work in teams to produce digital looks for Adidas at Metaverse Fashion Week, where they must impress guest judge Isamaya Ffrench. Back in the studio they're tasked with producing cartoon characters that live in a made-up world, with one of the contestants eliminated at the end of the challenge S05E05 4.4.0/1 3.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E02 14.1.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 7 (45 Min): The amateur actress who put on a performance to evade justice for a £750,000 fraud and the council worker who used £80,000 of taxpayer's cash to fuel his taste for the high life 6.9/10 Martin and Dion speak to a couple who bought their first house at auction and plan to turn it into a home in Macclesfield, two brothers who have bought some unusual disused buildings from the 1950s in Codnor and a couple hoping to make some money by renovating and selling a house in Rainworth S26E29 25.28.0/1 4.4/10 Stamford Meadows 12: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss help two teams look for items at an antiques fair in Stamford, Lincolnshire, while Natasha Raskin Sharp challenges the conkers world champion S54E25 53.24.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs Rebirth: Bear puts his foot in it with his Receptionist Team and Miles makes a move on Zara. Malika helps a labouring mother and her teenage daughter S24E75 23.74.0/1 2.9/10 Series 8 & 9 Episode 12 (Shortened): Jacqui Joseph visits Earlswood Recycling centre where she finds some sofa leather for luggage expert Neil Wragg to put to use and a mannequin for her to upcycle and sell on 7.1/10 Dorset: Two newlyweds enlist the help of Ginny Buckley in their search for a new home in the Dorset countryside. Having grown out of their town flat they need enough space for all their hobbies S23E52 22.51.0/1 5.9/10 Derby: Lee and Chris head to Derby to help Bal and her family restore her late mum's garden to its former glory. With a budget of £6,500 the pair aim to make a colourful, Indian-inspired space where the family can gather and watch Bollywood movies on their outdoor cinema screen S08E07 7.6.0/1 7.9/10 The team help an avid recycler whose small flat is bursting at the seams. With a limited budget and 24 hours, they transform the overflowing spare room into a dining area S02E07 1.6.0/1 4.4/10 Quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Ria Lina S29E32 28.31.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 06/06/2023: Alex Jones and Lauren Laverne present the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Elaine has a decision to make about George as Linda begs her to end their relationship. Having sold the Arches to Sharon, Ben focuses all his attention on Lexi but she is finding it hard to open up. Keanu is stunned to discover Sharon bought the Arches for him and he admits he is finding it difficult knowing that she is the one supporting him 5/10 Shola's behaviour causes concern with the staff leading Val to investigate. Kelly Jo's first day out of the BU goes from bad to worse when a kind-hearted gesture from Dean backfires. Myles causes problems for Joe who is already reeling from an unexpected visitor, leaving him and Mike feeling uncertain about the future S12E04 11.3.0/1 7.4/10 This companion documentary to the BBC drama Steeltown Murders tells the inside story of the police investigation into the 1973 murders of three teenage girls near the steel town of Port Talbot. With revealing interviews from detectives at the heart of the re-investigation and emotional first-time interviews from friends and family of the girls, the programme reveals how, after nearly 30 years, Wales's first serial killer was finally unmasked 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Viking Funeral: When Thorfinn's bones are discovered on the property, he asks Sam to conduct the traditional Viking funeral he's always wanted, but Sam and Jay are torn when they learn that the bones could be sold to a museum for a lot of much-needed cash S01E03 0.2.0/1 3.7/10 Dinner Party: Sam and Jay invite Henry and Margaret to a dinner party to woo them into allowing the bed and breakfast, and the ghosts are desperately eager to be included on the guest list S01E04 0.3.0/1 3.7/10 Andrew Lloyd Webber: Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber knows he comes from a musical family, including virtuoso cellist brother Julian, but he is curious as to where his showbusiness genes and love of musical theatre come from. By following his mother's line, Andrew soon uncovers a certain Uncle Peregrine, who played a key role under Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo. On his father's side, Henry Simmonds was a missionary who dedicated his life to helping the poor and needy. Andrew is astonished to uncover stories that uncannily parallel his own life, including an ancestor with a famous cello-playing brother S20E01 19.0.0/1 8/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 07/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E03 14.2.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 8 (45 Min): The school business manager who embezzled more than £200,000 and the couple with expensive tastes who hid their relationship to pocket more than £100,000 of taxpayers' cash 6.9/10 Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow the stories of three more renovations. The auction buys in Cardiff, Preston and Wolverhampton are bought by families of property developers and two of the projects are destined to be the developers' homes while the third is given a top end refurbishment for the rental market S25E63 24.62.0/1 4.4/10 Grantham 25: In southern Lincolnshire, Nick Hall and Gary Pe help two teams scour in Grantham town centre for items, while presenter Charlie Ross finds out about four eras of English furniture with auctioneer and expert Colin Young S53E10 52.9.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs Zara tries to lay low while Scarlett and Ollie up their game. Rob goes on a mission to contact Nancy who hasn't been seen in months S24E76 23.75.0/1 2.9/10 In Somerset, Sarah Moore explores Keynsham Recycling Centre, searching for three items she hopes can be revived. There's a cast iron mangle for woodworker Bruce Faulseit and upholsterer Leigh-Anne Treadwell sets to work trying to give a much-cherished chair a second chance. Sarah herself has a metal bed frame to repurpose S12E05 11.4.0/1 7.1/10 Powys: Jules Hudson is in the Welsh county of Powys with a couple whose wish list includes an annexe for their parents, along with at least half an acre of land for their budget of £650,000. Jules also meets a man who scours space with his telescopes, looking for large, undiscovered objects that could be on a collision course with Earth S23E06 22.5.0/1 5.9/10 Coalville: Charlie and Flo go head-to-head to design a garden to match Jo and Jack's Victorian terraced house. They have just £4,500 to tick all the boxes on the couple's extensive wishlist S08E08 7.7.0/1 7.9/10 The team head to Homerton, east London to help entrepreneurs Rob and Haley make the most out of their two-bed house that is overrun with pets S02E08 1.7.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E16 27.15.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 07/06/2023: Alex Jones presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Suki sets her plan to take down Nish into action and Linda is determined to find some dirt on George. Sharon worries about Keanu's business skills so she hires Reiss to take care of the Arches accounts. Ben and Jay finally get Lexi to open up 5/10 The team welcome the Poet Laureate Simon Armitage into the Repair Shop who brings with him a harmonium, the subject of one of his poems that brings back memories of his late father. Cobbler Dean Westmoreland is given the task of repairing Valerie's pair of children's leather clogs that were bought to help her sister with mobility issues balance in the 1950s. Kirsten Ramsay is tasked with reviving Martin's broken sculpture depicting his mother as a young woman made by a Czechoslovakian art student in 1947. Finally, Kirsty visits jeweller Richard Talman, hoping he can fix her mum's silver charm bracelet gifted to her mother by her father in the early 1960s S08E05 7.4.0/1 8.5/10 The 10 remaining sewers make and celebrate garments from West Africa. Sara Pascoe and judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young are joined by guest judge, Nigerian fashion designer, Banke Kuku. The pattern challenge takes inspiration from a Ghanaian Batakari or Fugu tunic which involves sewing strips of handwoven deboya fabric. In the transformation challenge, the sewers have 90 minutes to make hand-dyed adire fabric into dresses by draping the fabric on the stand. In the made to measure challenge, the contestants make dramatic, flowing wide-sleeved robes worn by people across West Africa S09E03 8.2.0/1 6.6/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs The third kiss-off ends with a bang, as Dannii Minogue asks the couples to make their toughest choice yet - whether their relationships can survive outside the show. For one pairing, this represents a particular challenge, as they live a great distance from each other S01E07 0.6.0/1 0.4/10 The boys decide if they want to take their relationship into the real world - but not before one final party where everyone dresses up as their favourite queer icon. On the final day, family and friends come to visit, which leaves some of the boys with the unique experience of introducing them to a partner for the first time S01E08 0.7.0/1 0.4/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 How the lies of a factory worker claiming £90,000 for an accident at work were exposed when his bosses revealed he wasn't even on site. Plus, the driver who tried to get away with claiming for old damage to his car after a minor bump with a lorry is caught on camera and the cabbie who concocted a claim after a prang before being told to cough up thousands by a judge S15E04 14.3.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 9 (30 Min): The trusted parish clerk who secretly transferred the entire council budget to himself. Plus, how hidden cameras, set up under cover of darkness, exposed a greedy council tenant's deceit. Presented by Michelle Ackerley 6.9/10 Dion Dublin is in Manchester to see a three-bed semi-detached house bought by a father and son property developing team. He's also in Sheffield viewing an interesting commercial unit that was previously a photography studio. Martel Maxwell is in Hartlepool to see a three-bed mid-terrace with a very low auction guide price S26E30 25.29.0/1 4.4/10 Narberth 26: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss guide two teams in Narberth, west Wales, as they buy items to go head to head at auction in Cardiff. Host Christina Trevanion learns about a collection of First World War crested china, which was once overlooked by collectors S60E12 59.11.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs Blast from the Past: Bear and Claudia's fun day splinters, while Kirsty discovers Nina's plans for VPAS. Rosie tries her hand at diagnosing patients, much to Al's chagrin S24E77 23.76.0/1 2.9/10 In Buckinghamshire, Sarah Moore sifts through boot-fulls of rubbish at Beaconsfield recycling centre in the hope of finding three gems amongst the junk. Lighting designer Duncan McKean takes on a pair of mirrors, while a lacrosse stick and a wrought iron stand test the creative mettle of blacksmiths Bex Simon and Dave Harris. Sarah herself sets to work updating a reproduction desk S14E12 13.11.0/1 7.1/10 Somerset: Two sisters combine their resources to find a secluded house in Somerset that has enough land to start their own music festival, but on a slightly smaller scale than the one the county is famous for. Alistair Appleton escorts is on hand to help and also takes time out to visit the village of Stoke St Gregory, where an old pub has been transformed into not just the local watering hole but a community shop and cafe too S23E08 22.7.0/1 5.9/10 Leeds: Donna and Dan's garden is small and messy with lots of sharp difficult surfaces that present a problem for their youngest daughter Emilia, who has Down's syndrome. Emilia and her sister Maya love nothing more than playing in the garden, but currently it's unsafe and needs to be redesigned with more forgiving materials so they don't hurt themselves. Donna was born and raised in Norway, so Charlie Dimmock and Flo Headlam set about building a sensory, Scandi-themed garden within a £3,000 budget for the family to enjoy S08E09 7.8.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Bedford to meet single mum Katie. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, they transform her lacklustre bedroom into a relaxing space that doubles as a home office. Maxine Dwyer uses her potions to treat make-up spills on the carpet S02E09 1.8.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E17 27.16.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 08/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Sharon and Keanu continue to clash over the Arches and things get worse as Sonia and Reiss invite themselves over for the evening, forcing them to play host. Jay shares Lola's memory box with Kim and Billy and his friends realise just how much he is struggling with the grief 5/10 Reality TV star Mark Wright embarks on an epic road trip across Britain in the company of his brother Josh and father Big Mark. Along the way they open up about things that they've never spoken about before. For Mark it's a chance to reconnect focus on the things in life that really matter, Big Mark wants to regain his confidence after almost losing his life to Covid, while for Josh, it's a chance to experience things he was never able to do while he was a professional footballer. Among other things, they tackle a white-knuckle mountain bike ride, sleep in an abandoned slate mine and reflect on a tough few years S01E01 0.0.0/1 0.5/10 Alastair and Anna live in Winchester, Hampshire, and badly need their sloped garden transformed into a curvaceous country cottage idyll. They want to grow vegetables as well as have an entertaining area - all a challenge with the different levels. Charlie Dimmock and Arit Anderson take up the challenge on a budget of £5,500 7.9/10 Claire Foy: Having enjoyed researching the lives of her onscreen characters in The Crown, actress Claire Foy looks forward to delving into the lives of her own ancestors. After reminiscing about their Irish roots, her maternal grandfather directs her to 'The Castle' in Carlisle, the site of the military barracks where her great, great grandparents Henry and Maria Stimpson lived. Claire's father David was adopted, but was reunited with his birth mother Joyce later in life. Despite having got to know Joyce, he knows nothing of her ancestors, so Claire sets out to find out more S20E02 19.1.0/1 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Fiona Bruce presents the topical debate from Norfolk, inviting a panel of politicians and other guests in King's Lynn to answer questions from an invited audience on subjects that have made the headlines over the past week 8.2/10 A rota of BBC journalists, including Adam Fleming and Chris Mason, contribute to the weekly round-up from Westminster. Collectively, they deliver their usual mix of serious analysis and light-hearted gossip concerning the biggest stories in politics 8.2/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 Claimed and Shamed: Most Shocking: The heartless woman who put in multiple false claims to profit from tragedies such as the Grenfell Tower fire. Plus, the brazen conman who forgot which side of his body his fake injury was on S15E05 14.4.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 10 (30 Min): Documentary following the investigators tracking down crooks who steal from the NHS. Officers catch a woman faking disability to claim half a million pounds in benefits 6.9/10 A semi-detached house near Whitehaven in Cumbria and terraces in Norwich in Norfolk and Birmingham in the East Midlands are all bought at online auctions. Two are destined for the rental market, while the third is a couple's first family home for them and their baby daughter. Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow developments as their new owners realise their ambitions S25E65 24.64.0/1 4.4/10 Ardingly: Eric Knowles presents from Ardingly in West Sussex as two pairs go in search of potentially profitable items at an antiques fair. Experts Jonathan Pratt and Ochuko Ojiri are on hand to help the red and blue teams. Eric also finds out all about the history of luxury Pullman railway carriages S65E18 64.17.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs The Viper's Tongue: Mrs McCarthy gets an unwelcome birthday surprise when her life is threatened by a mysterious avenging angel. Crime drama, starring Mark Williams and Sorcha Cusack S09E02 8.1.0/1 6/10 Expert upcycler Jacqui Joseph is at Earlswood Recycling centre, scouring the skips for two items that she can rework to reveal their true potential. She enlists luggage legend Neil Wragg who has his hands full with some sofa leather, while Jacqui's creativity is tested with a mannequin 7.1/10 North Yorkshire: Having spent 30 years living and working in Hong Kong, a would-be buyer teams up with presenter Jonnie Irwin, seeking a property in North Yorkshire on a budget of £350,000. Away from the property shopping, Jonnie heads to the Yorkshire Dales to discover what is being done to restore and preserve one of the most environmentally important landscapes in Europe S23E09 22.8.0/1 5.9/10 Runcorn: Lee Burkhill and Chris Hull head to Runcorn, Cheshire, where they meet two Craigs. Each has different ideas about what they want from their bland back garden. One wants a stylish, contemporary space with clean lines and the other wishes to fill the garden with wildlife. Lee and Chris set about creating the perfect garden that pleases both on a £5,000 budget S08E10 7.9.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Croydon, south London, to help new parents Adam and Jen with their unfinished nursery. After discovering they were expecting twins, DIY took a back seat, leaving the couple with no storage for their baby kit. The team has just 24 hours and a limited budget to make Adam and Jen's home child friendly S02E10 1.9.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong hosts the quiz in which contestants try to record the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Stephen Mangan reveals the correct answers and comments on the players' scores S28E18 27.17.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 09/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp round off the working week with a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Northern Ireland gymnast Rhys McClenaghan has won medals at all of the major international competitions. This documentary follows him as he takes part in 2022's three biggest events - the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, the European Championships in Munich and the Gymnastics World Championships in Liverpool. In what was the toughest year of the 23-year-old's career so far, it offers an insight into his relentless training schedule and hears about the personal and physical sacrifices that come with being an elite athlete 8.1/10 Olympic modern pentathlon gold medal winner Joe Choong, ex-England rugby League player Jon Wilkin, snowboarder Aimee Fuller and former world squash number one Nick Matthew join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E26 51.25.0/1 2.3/10 Rapper MIST, comedian Jayde Adams, interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and former Paralympian swimmer Ellie Simmonds join host Rob Brydon and regular captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack on the offbeat panel show. As usual, the participants set out to hoodwink their opponents with absurd facts and plausible fibs about themselves in a bid to secure a team victory, through rounds such as Home Truths and Quick-fire Lies S16E04 15.3.0/1 8/10 Harry Hill hosts as comedian Jack Dee and journalist Zing Tsjeng join team captain Paul Merton and Ian Hislop to delve into the comedic side of recent headline stories S65E09 64.8.0/1 8.2/10 In a bid to acquire help Dom and Kay meet up with Kirsty, who divulges some classified information - if only to stop Dom shouting at her running club - but crucially tells them she cannot help. Back on the estate, the pair are forced to deal with the consequences of their drug-dealing activities - at which point Dom receives a call from Celia Herrington, offering them freedom from the gang in return for the dossier. Comedy thriller, starring Gbemisola Ikumelo and Hammed Animashaun, with Zoe Wanamaker S01E06 0.5.0/1 2.4/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Husband-and-wife duo Chris and Rosie are joined by star guests including Diversity's Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely, who discuss their life-long friendship. Features include Please Keep Me Anonymous, where a well-known face reads out some terrifying audience confessions and It Goes or I Go, where audience members compete to rid themselves of something their loved one refuses to remove from the house S02E05 1.4.0/1 1.2/10 The Owl and the Pussycat: A new relationship threatens to upend the Chalmers-Davises, Jacinda navigates a complex friendship and Vince struggles to ask for what he needs. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E07 2.6.0/1 0.7/10 Love in the Time of Chaos: Rosa's boys resist their new stepfather, while Oly and Santi find a new connection and Dom thinks about next steps. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E08 2.7.0/1 0.7/10 A girl is possessed by a formidable demonic entity that resists all efforts at freeing her from its grasp. In desperation, the child's mother appeals for help from a local priest and a veteran exorcist, but succeeding in this nightmarish contest of wills threatens the lives of both men. William Friedkin's horror, starring Linda Blair, Jason Miller, Ellen Burstyn, Max von Sydow and Lee J Cobb 3.5/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 10/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Matt Tebbutt is joined by Chris Evans and chefs Freddy Bird and Mandy Yin. Helen McGinn chooses wines to go with the studio dishes, and there are archive clips featuring Rick Stein, Marcus Wareing, Nadiya Hussain and Gennaro Contaldo and Antonio Carluccio 6.4/10 Classics with a Twist: Nadiya Hussain shares her love of baking with some of her favourite recipes, from every day treats to indulgent desserts. In the first episode, Nadiya kicks things off with a series of her favourite recipes for classic bakes with a twist, including a blueberry scone pizza, and a spicy Asian take on a traditional toad-in-the-hole S01E01 0.0.0/1 8.2/10 Martel Maxwell, Tommy Walsh and Jacqui Joseph explore properties to be auctioned in Bradford, West Yorkshire, and the London areas of Dulwich and Sipson, then talk to the buyers S25E03 24.2.0/1 4.4/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Oswestry 1: Natasha Raskin Sharp presents from Oswestry Showground in Shropshire, where Kate Bliss and Ben Cooper are helping today's reds and blues. Natasha also talks to Ben about his family background in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter S57E28 56.27.0/1 3.8/10 Sarah Moore salvages three items from a recycling centre in Witley, then she and two experts transform a dressing table, a vintage suitcase and a petite sofa 7.1/10 Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid against each other to buy a toy rocket and rabbit, a gramophone, lamp shades, a high chair and a brooch S04E03 3.2.0/1 4.6/10 Wye Valley: The beautiful Wye Valley may not be too far from Bristol, where today's couple are from, but it's a whole world away in terms of lifestyle. Steve Brown has some tempting properties up his sleeve and during some downtime all three manage to unwind and enjoy the scenery with a leisurely canoe ride on the River Wye itself S22E15 21.14.0/1 5.9/10 Stockport: Ben and Ruth call on the services of Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill to redesign their garden in Stockport, Greater Manchester, into something more chic. At present it's a bit dated with too much concrete - and too many level changes for it to be safe for their baby daughter Eve. The couple are imagining a wild, natural garden with prairie style planting and some opportunities for growing their own vegetables. They have a budget of £2,500 available to realise their dreams S07E35 6.34.0/1 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Marvin and Rochelle Humes host a celebrity special of the music quiz, which sees Oti Mabuse and Catherine Tyldesley, Joe Marler and Maisie Adam, and Chris McCausland and John Thomson trying to guess the songs from their intros. Which pair will make it through to the final and get the chance to win up to £10,000 for their chosen charity? S06E02 5.1.0/1 5.8/10 The comedian hosts the Saturday-night gameshow, in which contestants take on a colossal spinning wheel and answer questions in the hope of securing a cash prize. In each episode, contestants are guided by a host of celebrity experts, with tonight's advice coming from Ed Balls, Clara Amfo, Ally McCoist, Sindhu Vee, Dan Walker, Stacey Dooley and John Whaite S03E03 2.2.0/1 8.8/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Catherine Bohart, Charlie Higson, Lindsey Russell, Neil Jones, Kellie Shirley, Danny John-Jules, Sukh Ojla and Vikki Stone try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E09 15.8.0/1 7.2/10 Separation: Max takes Jodie to task for turning up to work with a hangover. When he realises that it is the anniversary of her mother's death, he tries to make amends for making a traumatic day even worse. Gethin rejects Jan's offers of help, and Jacob has arranged to see a therapist but cannot bring himself to go through with it S37E34 36.33.0/1 7.1/10 The team are called in when writer Cara Gibson is found dead under a bridge. Her books ruined careers and left a lot of lives in tatters, but could any of her subjects be driven to murder? Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E04 0.3.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Following a gig, fading music star Jackson Maine happens upon Ally, a nightclub singer-songwriter. Their instant chemistry leads to a tempestuous romance as he helps her on the road to stardom. However, Jackson's alcoholism has explosive repercussions as her career blossoms. Oscar-winning drama, starring Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper, who also directed, and Sam Elliott 7.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 03/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 03/06/2023: Matt Tebbutt is joined by chefs Ravinder Bhogal and Georgina Hayden, plus special guest Dan Aykroyd. Olly Smith chooses the wines to go with the studio dishes 6.4/10 Mary cooks four recipes that prove watching the pennies does not mean having to sacrifice on flavour. They include a crab courgetti spaghetti dish that uses tinned fish at a fraction of the cost of fresh. Plus, a spinach filo swirl demonstrates an inventive way of stretching six sausages to feed the family S01E06 0.5.0/1 8.3/10 Alex Scott looks ahead to today's FA Cup final between Manchester City and Manchester United at Wembley Stadium 7.3/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 A reimagined look back at the 2022/23 season's gripping FA Cup journey through a homage to classic video games 6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United (Kick-off 3.00pm). Gary Lineker presents coverage of the final from Wembley Stadium, as the local rivals battle it out for the prestigious trophy. Premier League-winners City claimed a 3-0 win over Championship side Sheffield United in the semi-finals, before United overcame Brighton & Hove Albion on penalties to reach their second Wembley final of the campaign, having already lifted the Carabao Cup. The Citizens prevailed 6-3 when the neighbours met in the league in October at Etihad Stadium, but United gained a measure of revenge with a 2-1 victory at Old Trafford three months later. With analysis from Alan Shearer, Micah Richards and Peter Schmeichel 6.4/10 Aylesbury & Liphook (Extended): Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers create a sensory garden for two autistic girls in Aylesbury, while also providing a garden in Liphook for Anne, Shaun and daughter Joanne 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Bradley Walsh hosts the revival of the comedy quiz show, with panellists Lorraine Kelly, Richard Madeley, Suzi Ruffell, Jimmy Carr, Su Pollard and Big Narstie helping contestants win some brilliant prizes by filling in the blanks S2022E03 2021.2.0/1 3.9/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Kaye Adams, Kai Widdrington, Kelly Cates, Jill Douglas, Lucy Porter, Kevin Eldon, Dr Daniel Olaiya, Dr Raphael Olaiya try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E08 15.7.0/1 7.2/10 Armour Plated: Iain is called out to a multi-vehicle crash caused by a man jumping from a bridge. The crisis forces him to relive traumatic memories of the events that led to his partner's death, and makes him question his relationship with a still struggling Faith. Jodie comes to see a different side to her father, Cam finds himself lodging with unexpected company, and Paige receives some troubling news S37E33 36.32.0/1 7.1/10 A scientist's body is found in Loch Katrine, a case that reminds Annika of a play by Ibsen. But with so many people wanting the victim dead, which one did he push over the edge? Away from work, the DI takes more than a parental interest in Morgan's therapist. Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E03 0.2.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Behind-the-scenes documentary looking at how the Argentina star, won the World Cup for the first time in his illustrious career last year in Qatar. With contributions from his international teammates, including Premier League stars Emi Martinez, Alexix Mac Allister and Julian Alvarez, and manager Lionel Scaloni 9.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 After a series of violent murders scandalises Victorian London, the media-dubbed Limehouse Golem strikes fear into the hearts of the public. Into this melting pot is thrust well-intentioned inspector John Kildare, who has never been given a murder case before. The Scotland Yard sleuth knows he has been set up to fail, but soon uncovers a lead that implicates Karl Marx, George Gissing and the popular music hall star Dan Leno. He follows the trail, wherever it may lead, through the seediest and most intriguing parts of London. Thriller, starring Bill Nighy, Douglas Booth and Olivia Cooke 8.1/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 04/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Interviews with key politicians and public figures 8.3/10 Kent: Mehreen Baig follows in the footsteps of Charles Dickens as she explores the Kent countryside, visiting the setting of Great Expectations and the house where the author died S01E05 0.4.0/1 7.7/10 The development potential of a Warwickshire property above a former brewery, a Staffordshire house with a huge back garden and a former farm building in Nottinghamshire S24E51 23.50.0/1 4.4/10 Charlie Ross presents the show from the Kent County Showground in Detling, and finds out about local explorer Julius Brenchley. With experts Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 The Angel of the North: The Rev Kate Bottley celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Angel of the North, joined by the statue's creator Antony Gormley and the former Bishop of Jarrow 7.8/10 04/06/2023: Viewers' opinions on BBC shows and behind-the-scenes reports on new programmes S2023E06 2022.5.0/1 7.4/10 Cornwall (Extended Version): Steve Brown helps a couple from Hertfordshire to find a new home in their favourite holiday destination of Cornwall, as well as meeting a local ceramicist 5.9/10 An earthquake forces a bear from the Peruvian jungle to start a new life in London. He finds modern Britain to be very different from the stories told to him by his aunt, but makes a new home with a kindly family. However, a sinister taxidermist intends to turn him into a museum exhibit. Comedy based on Michael Bond's series of children's books, starring Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins and Nicole Kidman, with the voice of Ben Whishaw 8.7/10 Protecting Primates: With more than half of the world's primates under threat of extinction, Chris Packham narrates a look at what is being done to protect primates, with scientists making ground-breaking discoveries about this remarkable animal family. Researcher Dr Cat Hobaiter has spent 13 years studying chimpanzees in the jungles of Uganda, while on Thailand's East coast, Dr Amanda Tan reveals how long-tailed macaques use tools to harvest shellfish S01E03 0.2.0/1 8.5/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Lower Hampen: Charlotte Smith and Matt Baker are at Lower Hampen Farm in the Cotswolds to meet Lydia and Clive Handy who have turned back the clock to adopt a more traditional approach to farming. Matt weaves a yarn, using wool from the farm's rare breed sheep, and Charlotte lifts the lid on soil microbiology and how it could impact the way we grow our food in the future. Adam Henson looks at a major food fraud in the British pig industry and Tom Heap investigates how food price inflation could impact the nation's health. S2023E23 2022.22.0/1 7.2/10 Deep Thinkers: Disguised underwater cameras capture footage of sea creatures. The first episode features the most intelligent animals in the ocean, including sperm whales and octopuses, which are shown using improvised tools to fend off rivals. The programme also features puffer fish creating sand sculptures and a hermit crab that becomes an unwitting documentary-maker after it steals the shell with a spy camera in. Narrated by David Tennant S01E01 0.0.0/1 8/10 Clissold Park, Stoke Newington 2: Fiona Bruce presents the show from Clissold Park, Stoke Newington, where treasures include Lewis Hamilton's racing helmet, Scandinavian jewellery and memorabilia from the movie Blade Runner. Marc Allum hears the inspiring story of the British Reggae Artists Famine Appeal, a fundraising response to Live Aid in 1985, while Will Farmer inspects a perspex mermaid sculpture by Arthur Fleischmann S45E16 44.15.0/1 7/10 Annie invites Terry to Marlene's party in the hope that it will help him to make a fresh start. But seeing a carefree and integrated Annie only makes Terry feel like more of an outsider and his PTSD spirals. With her parents out all night, Pattie tries to confront her problems head on and ends up in a dangerous situation S01E04 0.3.0/1 9.2/10 News/Current Affairs 3.7/10 News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Divorcee Toby Howard and his ex-con older brother Tanner embark on a meticulously-planned crime spree, hoping to rob every branch of the West Texas bank that has threatened to foreclose on their family ranch. However, they soon find themselves being pursued by two veteran Texas Rangers. Neo-western drama, starring Jeff Bridges, Chris Pine and Ben Foster 5.7/10 Former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann, British gymnastics great Beth Tweddle, seven-time snooker world champion Stephen Hendry and BBC sports presenter JJ Chalmers join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E25 51.24.0/1 2.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 05/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 A woman claiming £1.7 million for injuries who was caught on camera while shopping, and a yoga instructor who bent the truth to get a pay-out following an accident S15E01 14.0.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 6 (45 Min): Police pursue security guards suspected of stealing £200,000 of hospital parking fees. Plus, a charity worker brazenly transfers £500,000 of public money to his own bank account 6.9/10 Martin Roberts and the team are in Scotland and the north of England to follow renovations in Paisley, Coventry and Bradford S25E62 24.61.0/1 4.4/10 Hemswell: Caroline Hawley presents the show from Hemswell in Lincolnshire, and has a mystery to solve. Izzie Balmer and Mark Stacey help the Reds and Blues to a prime purchase S65E03 64.2.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Darker Dimensions: Al is giddy with excitement when he takes Emma to a Comic Con - but will Emma embrace the world of Darker Dimensions and its obsessive fans? S24E74 23.73.0/1 2.9/10 Jacqui Joseph rescues an old, rusty pulley, a nursing chair and a table with cast-iron legs from Altrincham recycling centre S14E10 13.9.0/1 7.1/10 Lancashire: Jules Hudson helps a couple to find a new home in Lancashire after years living in Australia, and visits a nature reserve created at a quarry used to build the UK's first motorway S23E51 22.50.0/1 5.9/10 Swindon: Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull are in Swindon to transform a troublesome sloping plot with a rotten deck into a 21st-century cottage garden perfect for entertaining friends S08E06 7.5.0/1 7.9/10 The team visits busy mum Monique at her two-bedroom home in South East London. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, the team create special bunkbed spaces for her two daughters, address the overspill of toys with bespoke storage solutions, and give their bathroom a deep clean S02E06 1.5.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong is joined by co-host Ria Lina on the quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions S29E31 28.30.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas present the first visit of the week to the One Show studio, featuring the usual mix of topical stories and celebrity chat 4/10 Linda struggles with the Knight family invasion on the Vic and George speaks to Phil about a collaboration with the Boxing Den. Ben reveals his plan to sell the Arches but Phil is not impressed when he finds out the potential buyer is Sharon. Things are tense with the Panesars and Eve and Suki find their chance to get rid of Nish for good 5/10 The UK is facing a chronic illness epidemic, with diabetes rates at record levels and cancers in young people rising steeply. Now, there's growing evidence suggesting this could be linked to the food we eat. Ultra-processed convenience foods contain chemicals that UK regulators say are safe, but Panorama investigates emerging scientific evidence of a link between some of these chemicals and cancer, diabetes, and strokes 8.1/10 Rav Wilding and YouTuber Jim Browning join forces with ethical hackers to hunt down cyber criminals. Using the same remote-access technology that criminals use to scam their victims, the team hacks the hackers and monitors their operation 7/10 Paul insists on having Kappen's body exhumed. Jackie reluctantly allows it, but warns him that a wrong step could fatally compromise the force's reputation. At a press conference discussing the exhumation, questions are raised about the line of enquiry regarding Willoughby, and why more is not being done to eliminate other suspects first. Paul nonetheless puts all his efforts into following the Kappen theory, forcing Phil and Geraint to take matters into their own hands S01E04 0.3.0/1 7.8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Naga Munchetty hosts an extended episode of the satirical quiz with Hugh Dennis and Ruth Davidson joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news S65E08 64.7.0/1 8/10 The MUAs' skills are tested to the limits when they work in teams to produce digital looks for Adidas at Metaverse Fashion Week, where they must impress guest judge Isamaya Ffrench. Back in the studio they're tasked with producing cartoon characters that live in a made-up world, with one of the contestants eliminated at the end of the challenge S05E05 4.4.0/1 3.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E02 14.1.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 7 (45 Min): The amateur actress who put on a performance to evade justice for a £750,000 fraud and the council worker who used £80,000 of taxpayer's cash to fuel his taste for the high life 6.9/10 Martin and Dion speak to a couple who bought their first house at auction and plan to turn it into a home in Macclesfield, two brothers who have bought some unusual disused buildings from the 1950s in Codnor and a couple hoping to make some money by renovating and selling a house in Rainworth S26E29 25.28.0/1 4.4/10 Stamford Meadows 12: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss help two teams look for items at an antiques fair in Stamford, Lincolnshire, while Natasha Raskin Sharp challenges the conkers world champion S54E25 53.24.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Rebirth: Bear puts his foot in it with his Receptionist Team and Miles makes a move on Zara. Malika helps a labouring mother and her teenage daughter S24E75 23.74.0/1 2.9/10 Series 8 & 9 Episode 12 (Shortened): Jacqui Joseph visits Earlswood Recycling centre where she finds some sofa leather for luggage expert Neil Wragg to put to use and a mannequin for her to upcycle and sell on 7.1/10 Dorset: Two newlyweds enlist the help of Ginny Buckley in their search for a new home in the Dorset countryside. Having grown out of their town flat they need enough space for all their hobbies S23E52 22.51.0/1 5.9/10 Derby: Lee and Chris head to Derby to help Bal and her family restore her late mum's garden to its former glory. With a budget of £6,500 the pair aim to make a colourful, Indian-inspired space where the family can gather and watch Bollywood movies on their outdoor cinema screen S08E07 7.6.0/1 7.9/10 The team help an avid recycler whose small flat is bursting at the seams. With a limited budget and 24 hours, they transform the overflowing spare room into a dining area S02E07 1.6.0/1 4.4/10 Quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Ria Lina S29E32 28.31.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 06/06/2023: Alex Jones and Lauren Laverne present the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Elaine has a decision to make about George as Linda begs her to end their relationship. Having sold the Arches to Sharon, Ben focuses all his attention on Lexi but she is finding it hard to open up. Keanu is stunned to discover Sharon bought the Arches for him and he admits he is finding it difficult knowing that she is the one supporting him 5/10 Shola's behaviour causes concern with the staff leading Val to investigate. Kelly Jo's first day out of the BU goes from bad to worse when a kind-hearted gesture from Dean backfires. Myles causes problems for Joe who is already reeling from an unexpected visitor, leaving him and Mike feeling uncertain about the future S12E04 11.3.0/1 7.4/10 This companion documentary to the BBC drama Steeltown Murders tells the inside story of the police investigation into the 1973 murders of three teenage girls near the steel town of Port Talbot. With revealing interviews from detectives at the heart of the re-investigation and emotional first-time interviews from friends and family of the girls, the programme reveals how, after nearly 30 years, Wales's first serial killer was finally unmasked 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Viking Funeral: When Thorfinn's bones are discovered on the property, he asks Sam to conduct the traditional Viking funeral he's always wanted, but Sam and Jay are torn when they learn that the bones could be sold to a museum for a lot of much-needed cash S01E03 0.2.0/1 3.7/10 Dinner Party: Sam and Jay invite Henry and Margaret to a dinner party to woo them into allowing the bed and breakfast, and the ghosts are desperately eager to be included on the guest list S01E04 0.3.0/1 3.7/10 Andrew Lloyd Webber: Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber knows he comes from a musical family, including virtuoso cellist brother Julian, but he is curious as to where his showbusiness genes and love of musical theatre come from. By following his mother's line, Andrew soon uncovers a certain Uncle Peregrine, who played a key role under Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo. On his father's side, Henry Simmonds was a missionary who dedicated his life to helping the poor and needy. Andrew is astonished to uncover stories that uncannily parallel his own life, including an ancestor with a famous cello-playing brother S20E01 19.0.0/1 8/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 07/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E03 14.2.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 8 (45 Min): The school business manager who embezzled more than £200,000 and the couple with expensive tastes who hid their relationship to pocket more than £100,000 of taxpayers' cash 6.9/10 Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow the stories of three more renovations. The auction buys in Cardiff, Preston and Wolverhampton are bought by families of property developers and two of the projects are destined to be the developers' homes while the third is given a top end refurbishment for the rental market S25E63 24.62.0/1 4.4/10 Grantham 25: In southern Lincolnshire, Nick Hall and Gary Pe help two teams scour in Grantham town centre for items, while presenter Charlie Ross finds out about four eras of English furniture with auctioneer and expert Colin Young S53E10 52.9.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Zara tries to lay low while Scarlett and Ollie up their game. Rob goes on a mission to contact Nancy who hasn't been seen in months S24E76 23.75.0/1 2.9/10 In Somerset, Sarah Moore explores Keynsham Recycling Centre, searching for three items she hopes can be revived. There's a cast iron mangle for woodworker Bruce Faulseit and upholsterer Leigh-Anne Treadwell sets to work trying to give a much-cherished chair a second chance. Sarah herself has a metal bed frame to repurpose S12E05 11.4.0/1 7.1/10 Powys: Jules Hudson is in the Welsh county of Powys with a couple whose wish list includes an annexe for their parents, along with at least half an acre of land for their budget of £650,000. Jules also meets a man who scours space with his telescopes, looking for large, undiscovered objects that could be on a collision course with Earth S23E06 22.5.0/1 5.9/10 Coalville: Charlie and Flo go head-to-head to design a garden to match Jo and Jack's Victorian terraced house. They have just £4,500 to tick all the boxes on the couple's extensive wishlist S08E08 7.7.0/1 7.9/10 The team head to Homerton, east London to help entrepreneurs Rob and Haley make the most out of their two-bed house that is overrun with pets S02E08 1.7.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E16 27.15.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 07/06/2023: Alex Jones presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Suki sets her plan to take down Nish into action and Linda is determined to find some dirt on George. Sharon worries about Keanu's business skills so she hires Reiss to take care of the Arches accounts. Ben and Jay finally get Lexi to open up 5/10 The team welcome the Poet Laureate Simon Armitage into the Repair Shop who brings with him a harmonium, the subject of one of his poems that brings back memories of his late father. Cobbler Dean Westmoreland is given the task of repairing Valerie's pair of children's leather clogs that were bought to help her sister with mobility issues balance in the 1950s. Kirsten Ramsay is tasked with reviving Martin's broken sculpture depicting his mother as a young woman made by a Czechoslovakian art student in 1947. Finally, Kirsty visits jeweller Richard Talman, hoping he can fix her mum's silver charm bracelet gifted to her mother by her father in the early 1960s S08E05 7.4.0/1 8.5/10 The 10 remaining sewers make and celebrate garments from West Africa. Sara Pascoe and judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young are joined by guest judge, Nigerian fashion designer, Banke Kuku. The pattern challenge takes inspiration from a Ghanaian Batakari or Fugu tunic which involves sewing strips of handwoven deboya fabric. In the transformation challenge, the sewers have 90 minutes to make hand-dyed adire fabric into dresses by draping the fabric on the stand. In the made to measure challenge, the contestants make dramatic, flowing wide-sleeved robes worn by people across West Africa S09E03 8.2.0/1 6.6/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 The third kiss-off ends with a bang, as Dannii Minogue asks the couples to make their toughest choice yet - whether their relationships can survive outside the show. For one pairing, this represents a particular challenge, as they live a great distance from each other S01E07 0.6.0/1 0.4/10 The boys decide if they want to take their relationship into the real world - but not before one final party where everyone dresses up as their favourite queer icon. On the final day, family and friends come to visit, which leaves some of the boys with the unique experience of introducing them to a partner for the first time S01E08 0.7.0/1 0.4/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 How the lies of a factory worker claiming £90,000 for an accident at work were exposed when his bosses revealed he wasn't even on site. Plus, the driver who tried to get away with claiming for old damage to his car after a minor bump with a lorry is caught on camera and the cabbie who concocted a claim after a prang before being told to cough up thousands by a judge S15E04 14.3.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 9 (30 Min): The trusted parish clerk who secretly transferred the entire council budget to himself. Plus, how hidden cameras, set up under cover of darkness, exposed a greedy council tenant's deceit. Presented by Michelle Ackerley 6.9/10 Dion Dublin is in Manchester to see a three-bed semi-detached house bought by a father and son property developing team. He's also in Sheffield viewing an interesting commercial unit that was previously a photography studio. Martel Maxwell is in Hartlepool to see a three-bed mid-terrace with a very low auction guide price S26E30 25.29.0/1 4.4/10 Narberth 26: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss guide two teams in Narberth, west Wales, as they buy items to go head to head at auction in Cardiff. Host Christina Trevanion learns about a collection of First World War crested china, which was once overlooked by collectors S60E12 59.11.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Blast from the Past: Bear and Claudia's fun day splinters, while Kirsty discovers Nina's plans for VPAS. Rosie tries her hand at diagnosing patients, much to Al's chagrin S24E77 23.76.0/1 2.9/10 In Buckinghamshire, Sarah Moore sifts through boot-fulls of rubbish at Beaconsfield recycling centre in the hope of finding three gems amongst the junk. Lighting designer Duncan McKean takes on a pair of mirrors, while a lacrosse stick and a wrought iron stand test the creative mettle of blacksmiths Bex Simon and Dave Harris. Sarah herself sets to work updating a reproduction desk S14E12 13.11.0/1 7.1/10 Somerset: Two sisters combine their resources to find a secluded house in Somerset that has enough land to start their own music festival, but on a slightly smaller scale than the one the county is famous for. Alistair Appleton escorts is on hand to help and also takes time out to visit the village of Stoke St Gregory, where an old pub has been transformed into not just the local watering hole but a community shop and cafe too S23E08 22.7.0/1 5.9/10 Leeds: Donna and Dan's garden is small and messy with lots of sharp difficult surfaces that present a problem for their youngest daughter Emilia, who has Down's syndrome. Emilia and her sister Maya love nothing more than playing in the garden, but currently it's unsafe and needs to be redesigned with more forgiving materials so they don't hurt themselves. Donna was born and raised in Norway, so Charlie Dimmock and Flo Headlam set about building a sensory, Scandi-themed garden within a £3,000 budget for the family to enjoy S08E09 7.8.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Bedford to meet single mum Katie. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, they transform her lacklustre bedroom into a relaxing space that doubles as a home office. Maxine Dwyer uses her potions to treat make-up spills on the carpet S02E09 1.8.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E17 27.16.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 08/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Sharon and Keanu continue to clash over the Arches and things get worse as Sonia and Reiss invite themselves over for the evening, forcing them to play host. Jay shares Lola's memory box with Kim and Billy and his friends realise just how much he is struggling with the grief 5/10 Reality TV star Mark Wright embarks on an epic road trip across Britain in the company of his brother Josh and father Big Mark. Along the way they open up about things that they've never spoken about before. For Mark it's a chance to reconnect focus on the things in life that really matter, Big Mark wants to regain his confidence after almost losing his life to Covid, while for Josh, it's a chance to experience things he was never able to do while he was a professional footballer. Among other things, they tackle a white-knuckle mountain bike ride, sleep in an abandoned slate mine and reflect on a tough few years S01E01 0.0.0/1 0.5/10 Alastair and Anna live in Winchester, Hampshire, and badly need their sloped garden transformed into a curvaceous country cottage idyll. They want to grow vegetables as well as have an entertaining area - all a challenge with the different levels. Charlie Dimmock and Arit Anderson take up the challenge on a budget of £5,500 7.9/10 Claire Foy: Having enjoyed researching the lives of her onscreen characters in The Crown, actress Claire Foy looks forward to delving into the lives of her own ancestors. After reminiscing about their Irish roots, her maternal grandfather directs her to 'The Castle' in Carlisle, the site of the military barracks where her great, great grandparents Henry and Maria Stimpson lived. Claire's father David was adopted, but was reunited with his birth mother Joyce later in life. Despite having got to know Joyce, he knows nothing of her ancestors, so Claire sets out to find out more S20E02 19.1.0/1 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Fiona Bruce presents the topical debate from Norfolk, inviting a panel of politicians and other guests in King's Lynn to answer questions from an invited audience on subjects that have made the headlines over the past week 8.2/10 A rota of BBC journalists, including Adam Fleming and Chris Mason, contribute to the weekly round-up from Westminster. Collectively, they deliver their usual mix of serious analysis and light-hearted gossip concerning the biggest stories in politics 8.2/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 Claimed and Shamed: Most Shocking: The heartless woman who put in multiple false claims to profit from tragedies such as the Grenfell Tower fire. Plus, the brazen conman who forgot which side of his body his fake injury was on S15E05 14.4.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 10 (30 Min): Documentary following the investigators tracking down crooks who steal from the NHS. Officers catch a woman faking disability to claim half a million pounds in benefits 6.9/10 A semi-detached house near Whitehaven in Cumbria and terraces in Norwich in Norfolk and Birmingham in the East Midlands are all bought at online auctions. Two are destined for the rental market, while the third is a couple's first family home for them and their baby daughter. Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow developments as their new owners realise their ambitions S25E65 24.64.0/1 4.4/10 Ardingly: Eric Knowles presents from Ardingly in West Sussex as two pairs go in search of potentially profitable items at an antiques fair. Experts Jonathan Pratt and Ochuko Ojiri are on hand to help the red and blue teams. Eric also finds out all about the history of luxury Pullman railway carriages S65E18 64.17.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 The Viper's Tongue: Mrs McCarthy gets an unwelcome birthday surprise when her life is threatened by a mysterious avenging angel. Crime drama, starring Mark Williams and Sorcha Cusack S09E02 8.1.0/1 6/10 Expert upcycler Jacqui Joseph is at Earlswood Recycling centre, scouring the skips for two items that she can rework to reveal their true potential. She enlists luggage legend Neil Wragg who has his hands full with some sofa leather, while Jacqui's creativity is tested with a mannequin 7.1/10 North Yorkshire: Having spent 30 years living and working in Hong Kong, a would-be buyer teams up with presenter Jonnie Irwin, seeking a property in North Yorkshire on a budget of £350,000. Away from the property shopping, Jonnie heads to the Yorkshire Dales to discover what is being done to restore and preserve one of the most environmentally important landscapes in Europe S23E09 22.8.0/1 5.9/10 Runcorn: Lee Burkhill and Chris Hull head to Runcorn, Cheshire, where they meet two Craigs. Each has different ideas about what they want from their bland back garden. One wants a stylish, contemporary space with clean lines and the other wishes to fill the garden with wildlife. Lee and Chris set about creating the perfect garden that pleases both on a £5,000 budget S08E10 7.9.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Croydon, south London, to help new parents Adam and Jen with their unfinished nursery. After discovering they were expecting twins, DIY took a back seat, leaving the couple with no storage for their baby kit. The team has just 24 hours and a limited budget to make Adam and Jen's home child friendly S02E10 1.9.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong hosts the quiz in which contestants try to record the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Stephen Mangan reveals the correct answers and comments on the players' scores S28E18 27.17.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 09/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp round off the working week with a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Northern Ireland gymnast Rhys McClenaghan has won medals at all of the major international competitions. This documentary follows him as he takes part in 2022's three biggest events - the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, the European Championships in Munich and the Gymnastics World Championships in Liverpool. In what was the toughest year of the 23-year-old's career so far, it offers an insight into his relentless training schedule and hears about the personal and physical sacrifices that come with being an elite athlete 8.1/10 Olympic modern pentathlon gold medal winner Joe Choong, ex-England rugby League player Jon Wilkin, snowboarder Aimee Fuller and former world squash number one Nick Matthew join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E26 51.25.0/1 2.3/10 Rapper MIST, comedian Jayde Adams, interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and former Paralympian swimmer Ellie Simmonds join host Rob Brydon and regular captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack on the offbeat panel show. As usual, the participants set out to hoodwink their opponents with absurd facts and plausible fibs about themselves in a bid to secure a team victory, through rounds such as Home Truths and Quick-fire Lies S16E04 15.3.0/1 8/10 Harry Hill hosts as comedian Jack Dee and journalist Zing Tsjeng join team captain Paul Merton and Ian Hislop to delve into the comedic side of recent headline stories S65E09 64.8.0/1 8.2/10 In a bid to acquire help Dom and Kay meet up with Kirsty, who divulges some classified information - if only to stop Dom shouting at her running club - but crucially tells them she cannot help. Back on the estate, the pair are forced to deal with the consequences of their drug-dealing activities - at which point Dom receives a call from Celia Herrington, offering them freedom from the gang in return for the dossier. Comedy thriller, starring Gbemisola Ikumelo and Hammed Animashaun, with Zoe Wanamaker S01E06 0.5.0/1 2.4/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Husband-and-wife duo Chris and Rosie are joined by star guests including Diversity's Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely, who discuss their life-long friendship. Features include Please Keep Me Anonymous, where a well-known face reads out some terrifying audience confessions and It Goes or I Go, where audience members compete to rid themselves of something their loved one refuses to remove from the house S02E05 1.4.0/1 1.2/10 The Owl and the Pussycat: A new relationship threatens to upend the Chalmers-Davises, Jacinda navigates a complex friendship and Vince struggles to ask for what he needs. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E07 2.6.0/1 0.7/10 Love in the Time of Chaos: Rosa's boys resist their new stepfather, while Oly and Santi find a new connection and Dom thinks about next steps. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E08 2.7.0/1 0.7/10 A girl is possessed by a formidable demonic entity that resists all efforts at freeing her from its grasp. In desperation, the child's mother appeals for help from a local priest and a veteran exorcist, but succeeding in this nightmarish contest of wills threatens the lives of both men. William Friedkin's horror, starring Linda Blair, Jason Miller, Ellen Burstyn, Max von Sydow and Lee J Cobb 3.5/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 10/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Matt Tebbutt is joined by Chris Evans and chefs Freddy Bird and Mandy Yin. Helen McGinn chooses wines to go with the studio dishes, and there are archive clips featuring Rick Stein, Marcus Wareing, Nadiya Hussain and Gennaro Contaldo and Antonio Carluccio 6.4/10 Classics with a Twist: Nadiya Hussain shares her love of baking with some of her favourite recipes, from every day treats to indulgent desserts. In the first episode, Nadiya kicks things off with a series of her favourite recipes for classic bakes with a twist, including a blueberry scone pizza, and a spicy Asian take on a traditional toad-in-the-hole S01E01 0.0.0/1 8.2/10 Martel Maxwell, Tommy Walsh and Jacqui Joseph explore properties to be auctioned in Bradford, West Yorkshire, and the London areas of Dulwich and Sipson, then talk to the buyers S25E03 24.2.0/1 4.4/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Oswestry 1: Natasha Raskin Sharp presents from Oswestry Showground in Shropshire, where Kate Bliss and Ben Cooper are helping today's reds and blues. Natasha also talks to Ben about his family background in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter S57E28 56.27.0/1 3.8/10 Sarah Moore salvages three items from a recycling centre in Witley, then she and two experts transform a dressing table, a vintage suitcase and a petite sofa 7.1/10 Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid against each other to buy a toy rocket and rabbit, a gramophone, lamp shades, a high chair and a brooch S04E03 3.2.0/1 4.6/10 Wye Valley: The beautiful Wye Valley may not be too far from Bristol, where today's couple are from, but it's a whole world away in terms of lifestyle. Steve Brown has some tempting properties up his sleeve and during some downtime all three manage to unwind and enjoy the scenery with a leisurely canoe ride on the River Wye itself S22E15 21.14.0/1 5.9/10 Stockport: Ben and Ruth call on the services of Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill to redesign their garden in Stockport, Greater Manchester, into something more chic. At present it's a bit dated with too much concrete - and too many level changes for it to be safe for their baby daughter Eve. The couple are imagining a wild, natural garden with prairie style planting and some opportunities for growing their own vegetables. They have a budget of £2,500 available to realise their dreams S07E35 6.34.0/1 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.4/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Marvin and Rochelle Humes host a celebrity special of the music quiz, which sees Oti Mabuse and Catherine Tyldesley, Joe Marler and Maisie Adam, and Chris McCausland and John Thomson trying to guess the songs from their intros. Which pair will make it through to the final and get the chance to win up to £10,000 for their chosen charity? S06E02 5.1.0/1 5.8/10 The comedian hosts the Saturday-night gameshow, in which contestants take on a colossal spinning wheel and answer questions in the hope of securing a cash prize. In each episode, contestants are guided by a host of celebrity experts, with tonight's advice coming from Ed Balls, Clara Amfo, Ally McCoist, Sindhu Vee, Dan Walker, Stacey Dooley and John Whaite S03E03 2.2.0/1 8.8/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Catherine Bohart, Charlie Higson, Lindsey Russell, Neil Jones, Kellie Shirley, Danny John-Jules, Sukh Ojla and Vikki Stone try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E09 15.8.0/1 7.2/10 Separation: Max takes Jodie to task for turning up to work with a hangover. When he realises that it is the anniversary of her mother's death, he tries to make amends for making a traumatic day even worse. Gethin rejects Jan's offers of help, and Jacob has arranged to see a therapist but cannot bring himself to go through with it S37E34 36.33.0/1 7.1/10 The team are called in when writer Cara Gibson is found dead under a bridge. Her books ruined careers and left a lot of lives in tatters, but could any of her subjects be driven to murder? Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E04 0.3.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Following a gig, fading music star Jackson Maine happens upon Ally, a nightclub singer-songwriter. Their instant chemistry leads to a tempestuous romance as he helps her on the road to stardom. However, Jackson's alcoholism has explosive repercussions as her career blossoms. Oscar-winning drama, starring Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper, who also directed, and Sam Elliott 7.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 03/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 03/06/2023: Matt Tebbutt is joined by chefs Ravinder Bhogal and Georgina Hayden, plus special guest Dan Aykroyd. Olly Smith chooses the wines to go with the studio dishes 6.4/10 Mary cooks four recipes that prove watching the pennies does not mean having to sacrifice on flavour. They include a crab courgetti spaghetti dish that uses tinned fish at a fraction of the cost of fresh. Plus, a spinach filo swirl demonstrates an inventive way of stretching six sausages to feed the family S01E06 0.5.0/1 8.3/10 Alex Scott looks ahead to today's FA Cup final between Manchester City and Manchester United at Wembley Stadium 7.3/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 A reimagined look back at the 2022/23 season's gripping FA Cup journey through a homage to classic video games 6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United (Kick-off 3.00pm). Gary Lineker presents coverage of the final from Wembley Stadium, as the local rivals battle it out for the prestigious trophy. Premier League-winners City claimed a 3-0 win over Championship side Sheffield United in the semi-finals, before United overcame Brighton & Hove Albion on penalties to reach their second Wembley final of the campaign, having already lifted the Carabao Cup. The Citizens prevailed 6-3 when the neighbours met in the league in October at Etihad Stadium, but United gained a measure of revenge with a 2-1 victory at Old Trafford three months later. With analysis from Alan Shearer, Micah Richards and Peter Schmeichel 6.4/10 Aylesbury & Liphook (Extended): Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers create a sensory garden for two autistic girls in Aylesbury, while also providing a garden in Liphook for Anne, Shaun and daughter Joanne 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Bradley Walsh hosts the revival of the comedy quiz show, with panellists Lorraine Kelly, Richard Madeley, Suzi Ruffell, Jimmy Carr, Su Pollard and Big Narstie helping contestants win some brilliant prizes by filling in the blanks S2022E03 2021.2.0/1 3.9/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Kaye Adams, Kai Widdrington, Kelly Cates, Jill Douglas, Lucy Porter, Kevin Eldon, Dr Daniel Olaiya, Dr Raphael Olaiya try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E08 15.7.0/1 7.2/10 Armour Plated: Iain is called out to a multi-vehicle crash caused by a man jumping from a bridge. The crisis forces him to relive traumatic memories of the events that led to his partner's death, and makes him question his relationship with a still struggling Faith. Jodie comes to see a different side to her father, Cam finds himself lodging with unexpected company, and Paige receives some troubling news S37E33 36.32.0/1 7.1/10 A scientist's body is found in Loch Katrine, a case that reminds Annika of a play by Ibsen. But with so many people wanting the victim dead, which one did he push over the edge? Away from work, the DI takes more than a parental interest in Morgan's therapist. Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E03 0.2.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Behind-the-scenes documentary looking at how the Argentina star, won the World Cup for the first time in his illustrious career last year in Qatar. With contributions from his international teammates, including Premier League stars Emi Martinez, Alexix Mac Allister and Julian Alvarez, and manager Lionel Scaloni 9.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 After a series of violent murders scandalises Victorian London, the media-dubbed Limehouse Golem strikes fear into the hearts of the public. Into this melting pot is thrust well-intentioned inspector John Kildare, who has never been given a murder case before. The Scotland Yard sleuth knows he has been set up to fail, but soon uncovers a lead that implicates Karl Marx, George Gissing and the popular music hall star Dan Leno. He follows the trail, wherever it may lead, through the seediest and most intriguing parts of London. Thriller, starring Bill Nighy, Douglas Booth and Olivia Cooke 8.1/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 04/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Interviews with key politicians and public figures 8.3/10 Kent: Mehreen Baig follows in the footsteps of Charles Dickens as she explores the Kent countryside, visiting the setting of Great Expectations and the house where the author died S01E05 0.4.0/1 7.7/10 The development potential of a Warwickshire property above a former brewery, a Staffordshire house with a huge back garden and a former farm building in Nottinghamshire S24E51 23.50.0/1 4.4/10 Charlie Ross presents the show from the Kent County Showground in Detling, and finds out about local explorer Julius Brenchley. With experts Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 The Angel of the North: The Rev Kate Bottley celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Angel of the North, joined by the statue's creator Antony Gormley and the former Bishop of Jarrow 7.8/10 04/06/2023: Viewers' opinions on BBC shows and behind-the-scenes reports on new programmes S2023E06 2022.5.0/1 7.4/10 Cornwall (Extended Version): Steve Brown helps a couple from Hertfordshire to find a new home in their favourite holiday destination of Cornwall, as well as meeting a local ceramicist 5.9/10 An earthquake forces a bear from the Peruvian jungle to start a new life in London. He finds modern Britain to be very different from the stories told to him by his aunt, but makes a new home with a kindly family. However, a sinister taxidermist intends to turn him into a museum exhibit. Comedy based on Michael Bond's series of children's books, starring Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins and Nicole Kidman, with the voice of Ben Whishaw 8.7/10 Protecting Primates: With more than half of the world's primates under threat of extinction, Chris Packham narrates a look at what is being done to protect primates, with scientists making ground-breaking discoveries about this remarkable animal family. Researcher Dr Cat Hobaiter has spent 13 years studying chimpanzees in the jungles of Uganda, while on Thailand's East coast, Dr Amanda Tan reveals how long-tailed macaques use tools to harvest shellfish S01E03 0.2.0/1 8.5/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Lower Hampen: Charlotte Smith and Matt Baker are at Lower Hampen Farm in the Cotswolds to meet Lydia and Clive Handy who have turned back the clock to adopt a more traditional approach to farming. Matt weaves a yarn, using wool from the farm's rare breed sheep, and Charlotte lifts the lid on soil microbiology and how it could impact the way we grow our food in the future. Adam Henson looks at a major food fraud in the British pig industry and Tom Heap investigates how food price inflation could impact the nation's health. S2023E23 2022.22.0/1 7.2/10 Deep Thinkers: Disguised underwater cameras capture footage of sea creatures. The first episode features the most intelligent animals in the ocean, including sperm whales and octopuses, which are shown using improvised tools to fend off rivals. The programme also features puffer fish creating sand sculptures and a hermit crab that becomes an unwitting documentary-maker after it steals the shell with a spy camera in. Narrated by David Tennant S01E01 0.0.0/1 8/10 Clissold Park, Stoke Newington 2: Fiona Bruce presents the show from Clissold Park, Stoke Newington, where treasures include Lewis Hamilton's racing helmet, Scandinavian jewellery and memorabilia from the movie Blade Runner. Marc Allum hears the inspiring story of the British Reggae Artists Famine Appeal, a fundraising response to Live Aid in 1985, while Will Farmer inspects a perspex mermaid sculpture by Arthur Fleischmann S45E16 44.15.0/1 7/10 Annie invites Terry to Marlene's party in the hope that it will help him to make a fresh start. But seeing a carefree and integrated Annie only makes Terry feel like more of an outsider and his PTSD spirals. With her parents out all night, Pattie tries to confront her problems head on and ends up in a dangerous situation S01E04 0.3.0/1 9.2/10 News/Current Affairs 3.7/10 News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 Divorcee Toby Howard and his ex-con older brother Tanner embark on a meticulously-planned crime spree, hoping to rob every branch of the West Texas bank that has threatened to foreclose on their family ranch. However, they soon find themselves being pursued by two veteran Texas Rangers. Neo-western drama, starring Jeff Bridges, Chris Pine and Ben Foster 5.7/10 Former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann, British gymnastics great Beth Tweddle, seven-time snooker world champion Stephen Hendry and BBC sports presenter JJ Chalmers join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E25 51.24.0/1 2.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 05/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 A woman claiming £1.7 million for injuries who was caught on camera while shopping, and a yoga instructor who bent the truth to get a pay-out following an accident S15E01 14.0.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 6 (45 Min): Police pursue security guards suspected of stealing £200,000 of hospital parking fees. Plus, a charity worker brazenly transfers £500,000 of public money to his own bank account 6.9/10 Martin Roberts and the team are in Scotland and the north of England to follow renovations in Paisley, Coventry and Bradford S25E62 24.61.0/1 4.4/10 Hemswell: Caroline Hawley presents the show from Hemswell in Lincolnshire, and has a mystery to solve. Izzie Balmer and Mark Stacey help the Reds and Blues to a prime purchase S65E03 64.2.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 Darker Dimensions: Al is giddy with excitement when he takes Emma to a Comic Con - but will Emma embrace the world of Darker Dimensions and its obsessive fans? S24E74 23.73.0/1 2.9/10 Jacqui Joseph rescues an old, rusty pulley, a nursing chair and a table with cast-iron legs from Altrincham recycling centre S14E10 13.9.0/1 7.1/10 Lancashire: Jules Hudson helps a couple to find a new home in Lancashire after years living in Australia, and visits a nature reserve created at a quarry used to build the UK's first motorway S23E51 22.50.0/1 5.9/10 Swindon: Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull are in Swindon to transform a troublesome sloping plot with a rotten deck into a 21st-century cottage garden perfect for entertaining friends S08E06 7.5.0/1 7.9/10 The team visits busy mum Monique at her two-bedroom home in South East London. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, the team create special bunkbed spaces for her two daughters, address the overspill of toys with bespoke storage solutions, and give their bathroom a deep clean S02E06 1.5.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong is joined by co-host Ria Lina on the quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions S29E31 28.30.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas present the first visit of the week to the One Show studio, featuring the usual mix of topical stories and celebrity chat 4/10 Linda struggles with the Knight family invasion on the Vic and George speaks to Phil about a collaboration with the Boxing Den. Ben reveals his plan to sell the Arches but Phil is not impressed when he finds out the potential buyer is Sharon. Things are tense with the Panesars and Eve and Suki find their chance to get rid of Nish for good 5/10 The UK is facing a chronic illness epidemic, with diabetes rates at record levels and cancers in young people rising steeply. Now, there's growing evidence suggesting this could be linked to the food we eat. Ultra-processed convenience foods contain chemicals that UK regulators say are safe, but Panorama investigates emerging scientific evidence of a link between some of these chemicals and cancer, diabetes, and strokes 8.1/10 Rav Wilding and YouTuber Jim Browning join forces with ethical hackers to hunt down cyber criminals. Using the same remote-access technology that criminals use to scam their victims, the team hacks the hackers and monitors their operation 7/10 Paul insists on having Kappen's body exhumed. Jackie reluctantly allows it, but warns him that a wrong step could fatally compromise the force's reputation. At a press conference discussing the exhumation, questions are raised about the line of enquiry regarding Willoughby, and why more is not being done to eliminate other suspects first. Paul nonetheless puts all his efforts into following the Kappen theory, forcing Phil and Geraint to take matters into their own hands S01E04 0.3.0/1 7.8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 Naga Munchetty hosts an extended episode of the satirical quiz with Hugh Dennis and Ruth Davidson joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news S65E08 64.7.0/1 8/10 The MUAs' skills are tested to the limits when they work in teams to produce digital looks for Adidas at Metaverse Fashion Week, where they must impress guest judge Isamaya Ffrench. Back in the studio they're tasked with producing cartoon characters that live in a made-up world, with one of the contestants eliminated at the end of the challenge S05E05 4.4.0/1 3.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E02 14.1.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 7 (45 Min): The amateur actress who put on a performance to evade justice for a £750,000 fraud and the council worker who used £80,000 of taxpayer's cash to fuel his taste for the high life 6.9/10 Martin and Dion speak to a couple who bought their first house at auction and plan to turn it into a home in Macclesfield, two brothers who have bought some unusual disused buildings from the 1950s in Codnor and a couple hoping to make some money by renovating and selling a house in Rainworth S26E29 25.28.0/1 4.4/10 Stamford Meadows 12: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss help two teams look for items at an antiques fair in Stamford, Lincolnshire, while Natasha Raskin Sharp challenges the conkers world champion S54E25 53.24.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 Rebirth: Bear puts his foot in it with his Receptionist Team and Miles makes a move on Zara. Malika helps a labouring mother and her teenage daughter S24E75 23.74.0/1 2.9/10 Series 8 & 9 Episode 12 (Shortened): Jacqui Joseph visits Earlswood Recycling centre where she finds some sofa leather for luggage expert Neil Wragg to put to use and a mannequin for her to upcycle and sell on 7.1/10 Dorset: Two newlyweds enlist the help of Ginny Buckley in their search for a new home in the Dorset countryside. Having grown out of their town flat they need enough space for all their hobbies S23E52 22.51.0/1 5.9/10 Derby: Lee and Chris head to Derby to help Bal and her family restore her late mum's garden to its former glory. With a budget of £6,500 the pair aim to make a colourful, Indian-inspired space where the family can gather and watch Bollywood movies on their outdoor cinema screen S08E07 7.6.0/1 7.9/10 The team help an avid recycler whose small flat is bursting at the seams. With a limited budget and 24 hours, they transform the overflowing spare room into a dining area S02E07 1.6.0/1 4.4/10 Quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Ria Lina S29E32 28.31.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 06/06/2023: Alex Jones and Lauren Laverne present the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Elaine has a decision to make about George as Linda begs her to end their relationship. Having sold the Arches to Sharon, Ben focuses all his attention on Lexi but she is finding it hard to open up. Keanu is stunned to discover Sharon bought the Arches for him and he admits he is finding it difficult knowing that she is the one supporting him 5/10 Shola's behaviour causes concern with the staff leading Val to investigate. Kelly Jo's first day out of the BU goes from bad to worse when a kind-hearted gesture from Dean backfires. Myles causes problems for Joe who is already reeling from an unexpected visitor, leaving him and Mike feeling uncertain about the future S12E04 11.3.0/1 7.4/10 This companion documentary to the BBC drama Steeltown Murders tells the inside story of the police investigation into the 1973 murders of three teenage girls near the steel town of Port Talbot. With revealing interviews from detectives at the heart of the re-investigation and emotional first-time interviews from friends and family of the girls, the programme reveals how, after nearly 30 years, Wales's first serial killer was finally unmasked 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 Viking Funeral: When Thorfinn's bones are discovered on the property, he asks Sam to conduct the traditional Viking funeral he's always wanted, but Sam and Jay are torn when they learn that the bones could be sold to a museum for a lot of much-needed cash S01E03 0.2.0/1 3.7/10 Dinner Party: Sam and Jay invite Henry and Margaret to a dinner party to woo them into allowing the bed and breakfast, and the ghosts are desperately eager to be included on the guest list S01E04 0.3.0/1 3.7/10 Andrew Lloyd Webber: Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber knows he comes from a musical family, including virtuoso cellist brother Julian, but he is curious as to where his showbusiness genes and love of musical theatre come from. By following his mother's line, Andrew soon uncovers a certain Uncle Peregrine, who played a key role under Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo. On his father's side, Henry Simmonds was a missionary who dedicated his life to helping the poor and needy. Andrew is astonished to uncover stories that uncannily parallel his own life, including an ancestor with a famous cello-playing brother S20E01 19.0.0/1 8/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 07/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E03 14.2.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 8 (45 Min): The school business manager who embezzled more than £200,000 and the couple with expensive tastes who hid their relationship to pocket more than £100,000 of taxpayers' cash 6.9/10 Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow the stories of three more renovations. The auction buys in Cardiff, Preston and Wolverhampton are bought by families of property developers and two of the projects are destined to be the developers' homes while the third is given a top end refurbishment for the rental market S25E63 24.62.0/1 4.4/10 Grantham 25: In southern Lincolnshire, Nick Hall and Gary Pe help two teams scour in Grantham town centre for items, while presenter Charlie Ross finds out about four eras of English furniture with auctioneer and expert Colin Young S53E10 52.9.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 Zara tries to lay low while Scarlett and Ollie up their game. Rob goes on a mission to contact Nancy who hasn't been seen in months S24E76 23.75.0/1 2.9/10 In Somerset, Sarah Moore explores Keynsham Recycling Centre, searching for three items she hopes can be revived. There's a cast iron mangle for woodworker Bruce Faulseit and upholsterer Leigh-Anne Treadwell sets to work trying to give a much-cherished chair a second chance. Sarah herself has a metal bed frame to repurpose S12E05 11.4.0/1 7.1/10 Powys: Jules Hudson is in the Welsh county of Powys with a couple whose wish list includes an annexe for their parents, along with at least half an acre of land for their budget of £650,000. Jules also meets a man who scours space with his telescopes, looking for large, undiscovered objects that could be on a collision course with Earth S23E06 22.5.0/1 5.9/10 Coalville: Charlie and Flo go head-to-head to design a garden to match Jo and Jack's Victorian terraced house. They have just £4,500 to tick all the boxes on the couple's extensive wishlist S08E08 7.7.0/1 7.9/10 The team head to Homerton, east London to help entrepreneurs Rob and Haley make the most out of their two-bed house that is overrun with pets S02E08 1.7.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E16 27.15.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 07/06/2023: Alex Jones presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Suki sets her plan to take down Nish into action and Linda is determined to find some dirt on George. Sharon worries about Keanu's business skills so she hires Reiss to take care of the Arches accounts. Ben and Jay finally get Lexi to open up 5/10 The team welcome the Poet Laureate Simon Armitage into the Repair Shop who brings with him a harmonium, the subject of one of his poems that brings back memories of his late father. Cobbler Dean Westmoreland is given the task of repairing Valerie's pair of children's leather clogs that were bought to help her sister with mobility issues balance in the 1950s. Kirsten Ramsay is tasked with reviving Martin's broken sculpture depicting his mother as a young woman made by a Czechoslovakian art student in 1947. Finally, Kirsty visits jeweller Richard Talman, hoping he can fix her mum's silver charm bracelet gifted to her mother by her father in the early 1960s S08E05 7.4.0/1 8.5/10 The 10 remaining sewers make and celebrate garments from West Africa. Sara Pascoe and judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young are joined by guest judge, Nigerian fashion designer, Banke Kuku. The pattern challenge takes inspiration from a Ghanaian Batakari or Fugu tunic which involves sewing strips of handwoven deboya fabric. In the transformation challenge, the sewers have 90 minutes to make hand-dyed adire fabric into dresses by draping the fabric on the stand. In the made to measure challenge, the contestants make dramatic, flowing wide-sleeved robes worn by people across West Africa S09E03 8.2.0/1 6.6/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 The third kiss-off ends with a bang, as Dannii Minogue asks the couples to make their toughest choice yet - whether their relationships can survive outside the show. For one pairing, this represents a particular challenge, as they live a great distance from each other S01E07 0.6.0/1 0.4/10 The boys decide if they want to take their relationship into the real world - but not before one final party where everyone dresses up as their favourite queer icon. On the final day, family and friends come to visit, which leaves some of the boys with the unique experience of introducing them to a partner for the first time S01E08 0.7.0/1 0.4/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 How the lies of a factory worker claiming £90,000 for an accident at work were exposed when his bosses revealed he wasn't even on site. Plus, the driver who tried to get away with claiming for old damage to his car after a minor bump with a lorry is caught on camera and the cabbie who concocted a claim after a prang before being told to cough up thousands by a judge S15E04 14.3.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 9 (30 Min): The trusted parish clerk who secretly transferred the entire council budget to himself. Plus, how hidden cameras, set up under cover of darkness, exposed a greedy council tenant's deceit. Presented by Michelle Ackerley 6.9/10 Dion Dublin is in Manchester to see a three-bed semi-detached house bought by a father and son property developing team. He's also in Sheffield viewing an interesting commercial unit that was previously a photography studio. Martel Maxwell is in Hartlepool to see a three-bed mid-terrace with a very low auction guide price S26E30 25.29.0/1 4.4/10 Narberth 26: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss guide two teams in Narberth, west Wales, as they buy items to go head to head at auction in Cardiff. Host Christina Trevanion learns about a collection of First World War crested china, which was once overlooked by collectors S60E12 59.11.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 Blast from the Past: Bear and Claudia's fun day splinters, while Kirsty discovers Nina's plans for VPAS. Rosie tries her hand at diagnosing patients, much to Al's chagrin S24E77 23.76.0/1 2.9/10 In Buckinghamshire, Sarah Moore sifts through boot-fulls of rubbish at Beaconsfield recycling centre in the hope of finding three gems amongst the junk. Lighting designer Duncan McKean takes on a pair of mirrors, while a lacrosse stick and a wrought iron stand test the creative mettle of blacksmiths Bex Simon and Dave Harris. Sarah herself sets to work updating a reproduction desk S14E12 13.11.0/1 7.1/10 Somerset: Two sisters combine their resources to find a secluded house in Somerset that has enough land to start their own music festival, but on a slightly smaller scale than the one the county is famous for. Alistair Appleton escorts is on hand to help and also takes time out to visit the village of Stoke St Gregory, where an old pub has been transformed into not just the local watering hole but a community shop and cafe too S23E08 22.7.0/1 5.9/10 Leeds: Donna and Dan's garden is small and messy with lots of sharp difficult surfaces that present a problem for their youngest daughter Emilia, who has Down's syndrome. Emilia and her sister Maya love nothing more than playing in the garden, but currently it's unsafe and needs to be redesigned with more forgiving materials so they don't hurt themselves. Donna was born and raised in Norway, so Charlie Dimmock and Flo Headlam set about building a sensory, Scandi-themed garden within a £3,000 budget for the family to enjoy S08E09 7.8.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Bedford to meet single mum Katie. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, they transform her lacklustre bedroom into a relaxing space that doubles as a home office. Maxine Dwyer uses her potions to treat make-up spills on the carpet S02E09 1.8.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E17 27.16.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 08/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Sharon and Keanu continue to clash over the Arches and things get worse as Sonia and Reiss invite themselves over for the evening, forcing them to play host. Jay shares Lola's memory box with Kim and Billy and his friends realise just how much he is struggling with the grief 5/10 Reality TV star Mark Wright embarks on an epic road trip across Britain in the company of his brother Josh and father Big Mark. Along the way they open up about things that they've never spoken about before. For Mark it's a chance to reconnect focus on the things in life that really matter, Big Mark wants to regain his confidence after almost losing his life to Covid, while for Josh, it's a chance to experience things he was never able to do while he was a professional footballer. Among other things, they tackle a white-knuckle mountain bike ride, sleep in an abandoned slate mine and reflect on a tough few years S01E01 0.0.0/1 0.5/10 Alastair and Anna live in Winchester, Hampshire, and badly need their sloped garden transformed into a curvaceous country cottage idyll. They want to grow vegetables as well as have an entertaining area - all a challenge with the different levels. Charlie Dimmock and Arit Anderson take up the challenge on a budget of £5,500 7.9/10 Claire Foy: Having enjoyed researching the lives of her onscreen characters in The Crown, actress Claire Foy looks forward to delving into the lives of her own ancestors. After reminiscing about their Irish roots, her maternal grandfather directs her to 'The Castle' in Carlisle, the site of the military barracks where her great, great grandparents Henry and Maria Stimpson lived. Claire's father David was adopted, but was reunited with his birth mother Joyce later in life. Despite having got to know Joyce, he knows nothing of her ancestors, so Claire sets out to find out more S20E02 19.1.0/1 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 Fiona Bruce presents the topical debate from Norfolk, inviting a panel of politicians and other guests in King's Lynn to answer questions from an invited audience on subjects that have made the headlines over the past week 8.2/10 A rota of BBC journalists, including Adam Fleming and Chris Mason, contribute to the weekly round-up from Westminster. Collectively, they deliver their usual mix of serious analysis and light-hearted gossip concerning the biggest stories in politics 8.2/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 Claimed and Shamed: Most Shocking: The heartless woman who put in multiple false claims to profit from tragedies such as the Grenfell Tower fire. Plus, the brazen conman who forgot which side of his body his fake injury was on S15E05 14.4.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 10 (30 Min): Documentary following the investigators tracking down crooks who steal from the NHS. Officers catch a woman faking disability to claim half a million pounds in benefits 6.9/10 A semi-detached house near Whitehaven in Cumbria and terraces in Norwich in Norfolk and Birmingham in the East Midlands are all bought at online auctions. Two are destined for the rental market, while the third is a couple's first family home for them and their baby daughter. Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow developments as their new owners realise their ambitions S25E65 24.64.0/1 4.4/10 Ardingly: Eric Knowles presents from Ardingly in West Sussex as two pairs go in search of potentially profitable items at an antiques fair. Experts Jonathan Pratt and Ochuko Ojiri are on hand to help the red and blue teams. Eric also finds out all about the history of luxury Pullman railway carriages S65E18 64.17.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 The Viper's Tongue: Mrs McCarthy gets an unwelcome birthday surprise when her life is threatened by a mysterious avenging angel. Crime drama, starring Mark Williams and Sorcha Cusack S09E02 8.1.0/1 6/10 Expert upcycler Jacqui Joseph is at Earlswood Recycling centre, scouring the skips for two items that she can rework to reveal their true potential. She enlists luggage legend Neil Wragg who has his hands full with some sofa leather, while Jacqui's creativity is tested with a mannequin 7.1/10 North Yorkshire: Having spent 30 years living and working in Hong Kong, a would-be buyer teams up with presenter Jonnie Irwin, seeking a property in North Yorkshire on a budget of £350,000. Away from the property shopping, Jonnie heads to the Yorkshire Dales to discover what is being done to restore and preserve one of the most environmentally important landscapes in Europe S23E09 22.8.0/1 5.9/10 Runcorn: Lee Burkhill and Chris Hull head to Runcorn, Cheshire, where they meet two Craigs. Each has different ideas about what they want from their bland back garden. One wants a stylish, contemporary space with clean lines and the other wishes to fill the garden with wildlife. Lee and Chris set about creating the perfect garden that pleases both on a £5,000 budget S08E10 7.9.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Croydon, south London, to help new parents Adam and Jen with their unfinished nursery. After discovering they were expecting twins, DIY took a back seat, leaving the couple with no storage for their baby kit. The team has just 24 hours and a limited budget to make Adam and Jen's home child friendly S02E10 1.9.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong hosts the quiz in which contestants try to record the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Stephen Mangan reveals the correct answers and comments on the players' scores S28E18 27.17.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 09/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp round off the working week with a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Northern Ireland gymnast Rhys McClenaghan has won medals at all of the major international competitions. This documentary follows him as he takes part in 2022's three biggest events - the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, the European Championships in Munich and the Gymnastics World Championships in Liverpool. In what was the toughest year of the 23-year-old's career so far, it offers an insight into his relentless training schedule and hears about the personal and physical sacrifices that come with being an elite athlete 8.1/10 Olympic modern pentathlon gold medal winner Joe Choong, ex-England rugby League player Jon Wilkin, snowboarder Aimee Fuller and former world squash number one Nick Matthew join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E26 51.25.0/1 2.3/10 Rapper MIST, comedian Jayde Adams, interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and former Paralympian swimmer Ellie Simmonds join host Rob Brydon and regular captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack on the offbeat panel show. As usual, the participants set out to hoodwink their opponents with absurd facts and plausible fibs about themselves in a bid to secure a team victory, through rounds such as Home Truths and Quick-fire Lies S16E04 15.3.0/1 8/10 Harry Hill hosts as comedian Jack Dee and journalist Zing Tsjeng join team captain Paul Merton and Ian Hislop to delve into the comedic side of recent headline stories S65E09 64.8.0/1 8.2/10 In a bid to acquire help Dom and Kay meet up with Kirsty, who divulges some classified information - if only to stop Dom shouting at her running club - but crucially tells them she cannot help. Back on the estate, the pair are forced to deal with the consequences of their drug-dealing activities - at which point Dom receives a call from Celia Herrington, offering them freedom from the gang in return for the dossier. Comedy thriller, starring Gbemisola Ikumelo and Hammed Animashaun, with Zoe Wanamaker S01E06 0.5.0/1 2.4/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 Husband-and-wife duo Chris and Rosie are joined by star guests including Diversity's Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely, who discuss their life-long friendship. Features include Please Keep Me Anonymous, where a well-known face reads out some terrifying audience confessions and It Goes or I Go, where audience members compete to rid themselves of something their loved one refuses to remove from the house S02E05 1.4.0/1 1.2/10 The Owl and the Pussycat: A new relationship threatens to upend the Chalmers-Davises, Jacinda navigates a complex friendship and Vince struggles to ask for what he needs. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E07 2.6.0/1 0.7/10 Love in the Time of Chaos: Rosa's boys resist their new stepfather, while Oly and Santi find a new connection and Dom thinks about next steps. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E08 2.7.0/1 0.7/10 A girl is possessed by a formidable demonic entity that resists all efforts at freeing her from its grasp. In desperation, the child's mother appeals for help from a local priest and a veteran exorcist, but succeeding in this nightmarish contest of wills threatens the lives of both men. William Friedkin's horror, starring Linda Blair, Jason Miller, Ellen Burstyn, Max von Sydow and Lee J Cobb 3.5/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 10/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Matt Tebbutt is joined by Chris Evans and chefs Freddy Bird and Mandy Yin. Helen McGinn chooses wines to go with the studio dishes, and there are archive clips featuring Rick Stein, Marcus Wareing, Nadiya Hussain and Gennaro Contaldo and Antonio Carluccio 6.4/10 Classics with a Twist: Nadiya Hussain shares her love of baking with some of her favourite recipes, from every day treats to indulgent desserts. In the first episode, Nadiya kicks things off with a series of her favourite recipes for classic bakes with a twist, including a blueberry scone pizza, and a spicy Asian take on a traditional toad-in-the-hole S01E01 0.0.0/1 8.2/10 Martel Maxwell, Tommy Walsh and Jacqui Joseph explore properties to be auctioned in Bradford, West Yorkshire, and the London areas of Dulwich and Sipson, then talk to the buyers S25E03 24.2.0/1 4.4/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Oswestry 1: Natasha Raskin Sharp presents from Oswestry Showground in Shropshire, where Kate Bliss and Ben Cooper are helping today's reds and blues. Natasha also talks to Ben about his family background in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter S57E28 56.27.0/1 3.8/10 Sarah Moore salvages three items from a recycling centre in Witley, then she and two experts transform a dressing table, a vintage suitcase and a petite sofa 7.1/10 Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid against each other to buy a toy rocket and rabbit, a gramophone, lamp shades, a high chair and a brooch S04E03 3.2.0/1 4.6/10 Wye Valley: The beautiful Wye Valley may not be too far from Bristol, where today's couple are from, but it's a whole world away in terms of lifestyle. Steve Brown has some tempting properties up his sleeve and during some downtime all three manage to unwind and enjoy the scenery with a leisurely canoe ride on the River Wye itself S22E15 21.14.0/1 5.9/10 Stockport: Ben and Ruth call on the services of Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill to redesign their garden in Stockport, Greater Manchester, into something more chic. At present it's a bit dated with too much concrete - and too many level changes for it to be safe for their baby daughter Eve. The couple are imagining a wild, natural garden with prairie style planting and some opportunities for growing their own vegetables. They have a budget of £2,500 available to realise their dreams S07E35 6.34.0/1 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 0.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Marvin and Rochelle Humes host a celebrity special of the music quiz, which sees Oti Mabuse and Catherine Tyldesley, Joe Marler and Maisie Adam, and Chris McCausland and John Thomson trying to guess the songs from their intros. Which pair will make it through to the final and get the chance to win up to £10,000 for their chosen charity? S06E02 5.1.0/1 5.8/10 The comedian hosts the Saturday-night gameshow, in which contestants take on a colossal spinning wheel and answer questions in the hope of securing a cash prize. In each episode, contestants are guided by a host of celebrity experts, with tonight's advice coming from Ed Balls, Clara Amfo, Ally McCoist, Sindhu Vee, Dan Walker, Stacey Dooley and John Whaite S03E03 2.2.0/1 8.8/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Catherine Bohart, Charlie Higson, Lindsey Russell, Neil Jones, Kellie Shirley, Danny John-Jules, Sukh Ojla and Vikki Stone try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E09 15.8.0/1 7.2/10 Separation: Max takes Jodie to task for turning up to work with a hangover. When he realises that it is the anniversary of her mother's death, he tries to make amends for making a traumatic day even worse. Gethin rejects Jan's offers of help, and Jacob has arranged to see a therapist but cannot bring himself to go through with it S37E34 36.33.0/1 7.1/10 The team are called in when writer Cara Gibson is found dead under a bridge. Her books ruined careers and left a lot of lives in tatters, but could any of her subjects be driven to murder? Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E04 0.3.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Following a gig, fading music star Jackson Maine happens upon Ally, a nightclub singer-songwriter. Their instant chemistry leads to a tempestuous romance as he helps her on the road to stardom. However, Jackson's alcoholism has explosive repercussions as her career blossoms. Oscar-winning drama, starring Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper, who also directed, and Sam Elliott 7.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 03/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 03/06/2023: Matt Tebbutt is joined by chefs Ravinder Bhogal and Georgina Hayden, plus special guest Dan Aykroyd. Olly Smith chooses the wines to go with the studio dishes 6.4/10 Mary cooks four recipes that prove watching the pennies does not mean having to sacrifice on flavour. They include a crab courgetti spaghetti dish that uses tinned fish at a fraction of the cost of fresh. Plus, a spinach filo swirl demonstrates an inventive way of stretching six sausages to feed the family S01E06 0.5.0/1 8.3/10 Alex Scott looks ahead to today's FA Cup final between Manchester City and Manchester United at Wembley Stadium 7.3/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 A reimagined look back at the 2022/23 season's gripping FA Cup journey through a homage to classic video games 6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United (Kick-off 3.00pm). Gary Lineker presents coverage of the final from Wembley Stadium, as the local rivals battle it out for the prestigious trophy. Premier League-winners City claimed a 3-0 win over Championship side Sheffield United in the semi-finals, before United overcame Brighton & Hove Albion on penalties to reach their second Wembley final of the campaign, having already lifted the Carabao Cup. The Citizens prevailed 6-3 when the neighbours met in the league in October at Etihad Stadium, but United gained a measure of revenge with a 2-1 victory at Old Trafford three months later. With analysis from Alan Shearer, Micah Richards and Peter Schmeichel 6.4/10 Aylesbury & Liphook (Extended): Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers create a sensory garden for two autistic girls in Aylesbury, while also providing a garden in Liphook for Anne, Shaun and daughter Joanne 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Bradley Walsh hosts the revival of the comedy quiz show, with panellists Lorraine Kelly, Richard Madeley, Suzi Ruffell, Jimmy Carr, Su Pollard and Big Narstie helping contestants win some brilliant prizes by filling in the blanks S2022E03 2021.2.0/1 3.9/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Kaye Adams, Kai Widdrington, Kelly Cates, Jill Douglas, Lucy Porter, Kevin Eldon, Dr Daniel Olaiya, Dr Raphael Olaiya try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E08 15.7.0/1 7.2/10 Armour Plated: Iain is called out to a multi-vehicle crash caused by a man jumping from a bridge. The crisis forces him to relive traumatic memories of the events that led to his partner's death, and makes him question his relationship with a still struggling Faith. Jodie comes to see a different side to her father, Cam finds himself lodging with unexpected company, and Paige receives some troubling news S37E33 36.32.0/1 7.1/10 A scientist's body is found in Loch Katrine, a case that reminds Annika of a play by Ibsen. But with so many people wanting the victim dead, which one did he push over the edge? Away from work, the DI takes more than a parental interest in Morgan's therapist. Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E03 0.2.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Behind-the-scenes documentary looking at how the Argentina star, won the World Cup for the first time in his illustrious career last year in Qatar. With contributions from his international teammates, including Premier League stars Emi Martinez, Alexix Mac Allister and Julian Alvarez, and manager Lionel Scaloni 9.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 After a series of violent murders scandalises Victorian London, the media-dubbed Limehouse Golem strikes fear into the hearts of the public. Into this melting pot is thrust well-intentioned inspector John Kildare, who has never been given a murder case before. The Scotland Yard sleuth knows he has been set up to fail, but soon uncovers a lead that implicates Karl Marx, George Gissing and the popular music hall star Dan Leno. He follows the trail, wherever it may lead, through the seediest and most intriguing parts of London. Thriller, starring Bill Nighy, Douglas Booth and Olivia Cooke 8.1/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 04/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Interviews with key politicians and public figures 8.3/10 Kent: Mehreen Baig follows in the footsteps of Charles Dickens as she explores the Kent countryside, visiting the setting of Great Expectations and the house where the author died S01E05 0.4.0/1 7.7/10 The development potential of a Warwickshire property above a former brewery, a Staffordshire house with a huge back garden and a former farm building in Nottinghamshire S24E51 23.50.0/1 4.4/10 Charlie Ross presents the show from the Kent County Showground in Detling, and finds out about local explorer Julius Brenchley. With experts Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 The Angel of the North: The Rev Kate Bottley celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Angel of the North, joined by the statue's creator Antony Gormley and the former Bishop of Jarrow 7.8/10 04/06/2023: Viewers' opinions on BBC shows and behind-the-scenes reports on new programmes S2023E06 2022.5.0/1 7.4/10 Cornwall (Extended Version): Steve Brown helps a couple from Hertfordshire to find a new home in their favourite holiday destination of Cornwall, as well as meeting a local ceramicist 5.9/10 An earthquake forces a bear from the Peruvian jungle to start a new life in London. He finds modern Britain to be very different from the stories told to him by his aunt, but makes a new home with a kindly family. However, a sinister taxidermist intends to turn him into a museum exhibit. Comedy based on Michael Bond's series of children's books, starring Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins and Nicole Kidman, with the voice of Ben Whishaw 8.7/10 Protecting Primates: With more than half of the world's primates under threat of extinction, Chris Packham narrates a look at what is being done to protect primates, with scientists making ground-breaking discoveries about this remarkable animal family. Researcher Dr Cat Hobaiter has spent 13 years studying chimpanzees in the jungles of Uganda, while on Thailand's East coast, Dr Amanda Tan reveals how long-tailed macaques use tools to harvest shellfish S01E03 0.2.0/1 8.5/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Lower Hampen: Charlotte Smith and Matt Baker are at Lower Hampen Farm in the Cotswolds to meet Lydia and Clive Handy who have turned back the clock to adopt a more traditional approach to farming. Matt weaves a yarn, using wool from the farm's rare breed sheep, and Charlotte lifts the lid on soil microbiology and how it could impact the way we grow our food in the future. Adam Henson looks at a major food fraud in the British pig industry and Tom Heap investigates how food price inflation could impact the nation's health. S2023E23 2022.22.0/1 7.2/10 Deep Thinkers: Disguised underwater cameras capture footage of sea creatures. The first episode features the most intelligent animals in the ocean, including sperm whales and octopuses, which are shown using improvised tools to fend off rivals. The programme also features puffer fish creating sand sculptures and a hermit crab that becomes an unwitting documentary-maker after it steals the shell with a spy camera in. Narrated by David Tennant S01E01 0.0.0/1 8/10 Clissold Park, Stoke Newington 2: Fiona Bruce presents the show from Clissold Park, Stoke Newington, where treasures include Lewis Hamilton's racing helmet, Scandinavian jewellery and memorabilia from the movie Blade Runner. Marc Allum hears the inspiring story of the British Reggae Artists Famine Appeal, a fundraising response to Live Aid in 1985, while Will Farmer inspects a perspex mermaid sculpture by Arthur Fleischmann S45E16 44.15.0/1 7/10 Annie invites Terry to Marlene's party in the hope that it will help him to make a fresh start. But seeing a carefree and integrated Annie only makes Terry feel like more of an outsider and his PTSD spirals. With her parents out all night, Pattie tries to confront her problems head on and ends up in a dangerous situation S01E04 0.3.0/1 9.2/10 News/Current Affairs 3.7/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 Divorcee Toby Howard and his ex-con older brother Tanner embark on a meticulously-planned crime spree, hoping to rob every branch of the West Texas bank that has threatened to foreclose on their family ranch. However, they soon find themselves being pursued by two veteran Texas Rangers. Neo-western drama, starring Jeff Bridges, Chris Pine and Ben Foster 5.7/10 Former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann, British gymnastics great Beth Tweddle, seven-time snooker world champion Stephen Hendry and BBC sports presenter JJ Chalmers join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E25 51.24.0/1 2.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 05/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 A woman claiming £1.7 million for injuries who was caught on camera while shopping, and a yoga instructor who bent the truth to get a pay-out following an accident S15E01 14.0.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 6 (45 Min): Police pursue security guards suspected of stealing £200,000 of hospital parking fees. Plus, a charity worker brazenly transfers £500,000 of public money to his own bank account 6.9/10 Martin Roberts and the team are in Scotland and the north of England to follow renovations in Paisley, Coventry and Bradford S25E62 24.61.0/1 4.4/10 Hemswell: Caroline Hawley presents the show from Hemswell in Lincolnshire, and has a mystery to solve. Izzie Balmer and Mark Stacey help the Reds and Blues to a prime purchase S65E03 64.2.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 Darker Dimensions: Al is giddy with excitement when he takes Emma to a Comic Con - but will Emma embrace the world of Darker Dimensions and its obsessive fans? S24E74 23.73.0/1 2.9/10 Jacqui Joseph rescues an old, rusty pulley, a nursing chair and a table with cast-iron legs from Altrincham recycling centre S14E10 13.9.0/1 7.1/10 Lancashire: Jules Hudson helps a couple to find a new home in Lancashire after years living in Australia, and visits a nature reserve created at a quarry used to build the UK's first motorway S23E51 22.50.0/1 5.9/10 Swindon: Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull are in Swindon to transform a troublesome sloping plot with a rotten deck into a 21st-century cottage garden perfect for entertaining friends S08E06 7.5.0/1 7.9/10 The team visits busy mum Monique at her two-bedroom home in South East London. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, the team create special bunkbed spaces for her two daughters, address the overspill of toys with bespoke storage solutions, and give their bathroom a deep clean S02E06 1.5.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong is joined by co-host Ria Lina on the quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions S29E31 28.30.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas present the first visit of the week to the One Show studio, featuring the usual mix of topical stories and celebrity chat 4/10 Linda struggles with the Knight family invasion on the Vic and George speaks to Phil about a collaboration with the Boxing Den. Ben reveals his plan to sell the Arches but Phil is not impressed when he finds out the potential buyer is Sharon. Things are tense with the Panesars and Eve and Suki find their chance to get rid of Nish for good 5/10 The UK is facing a chronic illness epidemic, with diabetes rates at record levels and cancers in young people rising steeply. Now, there's growing evidence suggesting this could be linked to the food we eat. Ultra-processed convenience foods contain chemicals that UK regulators say are safe, but Panorama investigates emerging scientific evidence of a link between some of these chemicals and cancer, diabetes, and strokes 8.1/10 Rav Wilding and YouTuber Jim Browning join forces with ethical hackers to hunt down cyber criminals. Using the same remote-access technology that criminals use to scam their victims, the team hacks the hackers and monitors their operation 7/10 Paul insists on having Kappen's body exhumed. Jackie reluctantly allows it, but warns him that a wrong step could fatally compromise the force's reputation. At a press conference discussing the exhumation, questions are raised about the line of enquiry regarding Willoughby, and why more is not being done to eliminate other suspects first. Paul nonetheless puts all his efforts into following the Kappen theory, forcing Phil and Geraint to take matters into their own hands S01E04 0.3.0/1 7.8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 Naga Munchetty hosts an extended episode of the satirical quiz with Hugh Dennis and Ruth Davidson joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news S65E08 64.7.0/1 8/10 The MUAs' skills are tested to the limits when they work in teams to produce digital looks for Adidas at Metaverse Fashion Week, where they must impress guest judge Isamaya Ffrench. Back in the studio they're tasked with producing cartoon characters that live in a made-up world, with one of the contestants eliminated at the end of the challenge S05E05 4.4.0/1 3.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E02 14.1.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 7 (45 Min): The amateur actress who put on a performance to evade justice for a £750,000 fraud and the council worker who used £80,000 of taxpayer's cash to fuel his taste for the high life 6.9/10 Martin and Dion speak to a couple who bought their first house at auction and plan to turn it into a home in Macclesfield, two brothers who have bought some unusual disused buildings from the 1950s in Codnor and a couple hoping to make some money by renovating and selling a house in Rainworth S26E29 25.28.0/1 4.4/10 Stamford Meadows 12: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss help two teams look for items at an antiques fair in Stamford, Lincolnshire, while Natasha Raskin Sharp challenges the conkers world champion S54E25 53.24.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 Rebirth: Bear puts his foot in it with his Receptionist Team and Miles makes a move on Zara. Malika helps a labouring mother and her teenage daughter S24E75 23.74.0/1 2.9/10 Series 8 & 9 Episode 12 (Shortened): Jacqui Joseph visits Earlswood Recycling centre where she finds some sofa leather for luggage expert Neil Wragg to put to use and a mannequin for her to upcycle and sell on 7.1/10 Dorset: Two newlyweds enlist the help of Ginny Buckley in their search for a new home in the Dorset countryside. Having grown out of their town flat they need enough space for all their hobbies S23E52 22.51.0/1 5.9/10 Derby: Lee and Chris head to Derby to help Bal and her family restore her late mum's garden to its former glory. With a budget of £6,500 the pair aim to make a colourful, Indian-inspired space where the family can gather and watch Bollywood movies on their outdoor cinema screen S08E07 7.6.0/1 7.9/10 The team help an avid recycler whose small flat is bursting at the seams. With a limited budget and 24 hours, they transform the overflowing spare room into a dining area S02E07 1.6.0/1 4.4/10 Quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Ria Lina S29E32 28.31.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 06/06/2023: Alex Jones and Lauren Laverne present the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Elaine has a decision to make about George as Linda begs her to end their relationship. Having sold the Arches to Sharon, Ben focuses all his attention on Lexi but she is finding it hard to open up. Keanu is stunned to discover Sharon bought the Arches for him and he admits he is finding it difficult knowing that she is the one supporting him 5/10 Shola's behaviour causes concern with the staff leading Val to investigate. Kelly Jo's first day out of the BU goes from bad to worse when a kind-hearted gesture from Dean backfires. Myles causes problems for Joe who is already reeling from an unexpected visitor, leaving him and Mike feeling uncertain about the future S12E04 11.3.0/1 7.4/10 This companion documentary to the BBC drama Steeltown Murders tells the inside story of the police investigation into the 1973 murders of three teenage girls near the steel town of Port Talbot. With revealing interviews from detectives at the heart of the re-investigation and emotional first-time interviews from friends and family of the girls, the programme reveals how, after nearly 30 years, Wales's first serial killer was finally unmasked 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 Viking Funeral: When Thorfinn's bones are discovered on the property, he asks Sam to conduct the traditional Viking funeral he's always wanted, but Sam and Jay are torn when they learn that the bones could be sold to a museum for a lot of much-needed cash S01E03 0.2.0/1 3.7/10 Dinner Party: Sam and Jay invite Henry and Margaret to a dinner party to woo them into allowing the bed and breakfast, and the ghosts are desperately eager to be included on the guest list S01E04 0.3.0/1 3.7/10 Andrew Lloyd Webber: Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber knows he comes from a musical family, including virtuoso cellist brother Julian, but he is curious as to where his showbusiness genes and love of musical theatre come from. By following his mother's line, Andrew soon uncovers a certain Uncle Peregrine, who played a key role under Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo. On his father's side, Henry Simmonds was a missionary who dedicated his life to helping the poor and needy. Andrew is astonished to uncover stories that uncannily parallel his own life, including an ancestor with a famous cello-playing brother S20E01 19.0.0/1 8/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 07/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E03 14.2.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 8 (45 Min): The school business manager who embezzled more than £200,000 and the couple with expensive tastes who hid their relationship to pocket more than £100,000 of taxpayers' cash 6.9/10 Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow the stories of three more renovations. The auction buys in Cardiff, Preston and Wolverhampton are bought by families of property developers and two of the projects are destined to be the developers' homes while the third is given a top end refurbishment for the rental market S25E63 24.62.0/1 4.4/10 Grantham 25: In southern Lincolnshire, Nick Hall and Gary Pe help two teams scour in Grantham town centre for items, while presenter Charlie Ross finds out about four eras of English furniture with auctioneer and expert Colin Young S53E10 52.9.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 Zara tries to lay low while Scarlett and Ollie up their game. Rob goes on a mission to contact Nancy who hasn't been seen in months S24E76 23.75.0/1 2.9/10 In Somerset, Sarah Moore explores Keynsham Recycling Centre, searching for three items she hopes can be revived. There's a cast iron mangle for woodworker Bruce Faulseit and upholsterer Leigh-Anne Treadwell sets to work trying to give a much-cherished chair a second chance. Sarah herself has a metal bed frame to repurpose S12E05 11.4.0/1 7.1/10 Powys: Jules Hudson is in the Welsh county of Powys with a couple whose wish list includes an annexe for their parents, along with at least half an acre of land for their budget of £650,000. Jules also meets a man who scours space with his telescopes, looking for large, undiscovered objects that could be on a collision course with Earth S23E06 22.5.0/1 5.9/10 Coalville: Charlie and Flo go head-to-head to design a garden to match Jo and Jack's Victorian terraced house. They have just £4,500 to tick all the boxes on the couple's extensive wishlist S08E08 7.7.0/1 7.9/10 The team head to Homerton, east London to help entrepreneurs Rob and Haley make the most out of their two-bed house that is overrun with pets S02E08 1.7.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E16 27.15.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 07/06/2023: Alex Jones presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Suki sets her plan to take down Nish into action and Linda is determined to find some dirt on George. Sharon worries about Keanu's business skills so she hires Reiss to take care of the Arches accounts. Ben and Jay finally get Lexi to open up 5/10 The team welcome the Poet Laureate Simon Armitage into the Repair Shop who brings with him a harmonium, the subject of one of his poems that brings back memories of his late father. Cobbler Dean Westmoreland is given the task of repairing Valerie's pair of children's leather clogs that were bought to help her sister with mobility issues balance in the 1950s. Kirsten Ramsay is tasked with reviving Martin's broken sculpture depicting his mother as a young woman made by a Czechoslovakian art student in 1947. Finally, Kirsty visits jeweller Richard Talman, hoping he can fix her mum's silver charm bracelet gifted to her mother by her father in the early 1960s S08E05 7.4.0/1 8.5/10 The 10 remaining sewers make and celebrate garments from West Africa. Sara Pascoe and judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young are joined by guest judge, Nigerian fashion designer, Banke Kuku. The pattern challenge takes inspiration from a Ghanaian Batakari or Fugu tunic which involves sewing strips of handwoven deboya fabric. In the transformation challenge, the sewers have 90 minutes to make hand-dyed adire fabric into dresses by draping the fabric on the stand. In the made to measure challenge, the contestants make dramatic, flowing wide-sleeved robes worn by people across West Africa S09E03 8.2.0/1 6.6/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 The third kiss-off ends with a bang, as Dannii Minogue asks the couples to make their toughest choice yet - whether their relationships can survive outside the show. For one pairing, this represents a particular challenge, as they live a great distance from each other S01E07 0.6.0/1 0.4/10 The boys decide if they want to take their relationship into the real world - but not before one final party where everyone dresses up as their favourite queer icon. On the final day, family and friends come to visit, which leaves some of the boys with the unique experience of introducing them to a partner for the first time S01E08 0.7.0/1 0.4/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 How the lies of a factory worker claiming £90,000 for an accident at work were exposed when his bosses revealed he wasn't even on site. Plus, the driver who tried to get away with claiming for old damage to his car after a minor bump with a lorry is caught on camera and the cabbie who concocted a claim after a prang before being told to cough up thousands by a judge S15E04 14.3.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 9 (30 Min): The trusted parish clerk who secretly transferred the entire council budget to himself. Plus, how hidden cameras, set up under cover of darkness, exposed a greedy council tenant's deceit. Presented by Michelle Ackerley 6.9/10 Dion Dublin is in Manchester to see a three-bed semi-detached house bought by a father and son property developing team. He's also in Sheffield viewing an interesting commercial unit that was previously a photography studio. Martel Maxwell is in Hartlepool to see a three-bed mid-terrace with a very low auction guide price S26E30 25.29.0/1 4.4/10 Narberth 26: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss guide two teams in Narberth, west Wales, as they buy items to go head to head at auction in Cardiff. Host Christina Trevanion learns about a collection of First World War crested china, which was once overlooked by collectors S60E12 59.11.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 Blast from the Past: Bear and Claudia's fun day splinters, while Kirsty discovers Nina's plans for VPAS. Rosie tries her hand at diagnosing patients, much to Al's chagrin S24E77 23.76.0/1 2.9/10 In Buckinghamshire, Sarah Moore sifts through boot-fulls of rubbish at Beaconsfield recycling centre in the hope of finding three gems amongst the junk. Lighting designer Duncan McKean takes on a pair of mirrors, while a lacrosse stick and a wrought iron stand test the creative mettle of blacksmiths Bex Simon and Dave Harris. Sarah herself sets to work updating a reproduction desk S14E12 13.11.0/1 7.1/10 Somerset: Two sisters combine their resources to find a secluded house in Somerset that has enough land to start their own music festival, but on a slightly smaller scale than the one the county is famous for. Alistair Appleton escorts is on hand to help and also takes time out to visit the village of Stoke St Gregory, where an old pub has been transformed into not just the local watering hole but a community shop and cafe too S23E08 22.7.0/1 5.9/10 Leeds: Donna and Dan's garden is small and messy with lots of sharp difficult surfaces that present a problem for their youngest daughter Emilia, who has Down's syndrome. Emilia and her sister Maya love nothing more than playing in the garden, but currently it's unsafe and needs to be redesigned with more forgiving materials so they don't hurt themselves. Donna was born and raised in Norway, so Charlie Dimmock and Flo Headlam set about building a sensory, Scandi-themed garden within a £3,000 budget for the family to enjoy S08E09 7.8.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Bedford to meet single mum Katie. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, they transform her lacklustre bedroom into a relaxing space that doubles as a home office. Maxine Dwyer uses her potions to treat make-up spills on the carpet S02E09 1.8.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E17 27.16.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 08/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Sharon and Keanu continue to clash over the Arches and things get worse as Sonia and Reiss invite themselves over for the evening, forcing them to play host. Jay shares Lola's memory box with Kim and Billy and his friends realise just how much he is struggling with the grief 5/10 Reality TV star Mark Wright embarks on an epic road trip across Britain in the company of his brother Josh and father Big Mark. Along the way they open up about things that they've never spoken about before. For Mark it's a chance to reconnect focus on the things in life that really matter, Big Mark wants to regain his confidence after almost losing his life to Covid, while for Josh, it's a chance to experience things he was never able to do while he was a professional footballer. Among other things, they tackle a white-knuckle mountain bike ride, sleep in an abandoned slate mine and reflect on a tough few years S01E01 0.0.0/1 0.5/10 Alastair and Anna live in Winchester, Hampshire, and badly need their sloped garden transformed into a curvaceous country cottage idyll. They want to grow vegetables as well as have an entertaining area - all a challenge with the different levels. Charlie Dimmock and Arit Anderson take up the challenge on a budget of £5,500 7.9/10 Claire Foy: Having enjoyed researching the lives of her onscreen characters in The Crown, actress Claire Foy looks forward to delving into the lives of her own ancestors. After reminiscing about their Irish roots, her maternal grandfather directs her to 'The Castle' in Carlisle, the site of the military barracks where her great, great grandparents Henry and Maria Stimpson lived. Claire's father David was adopted, but was reunited with his birth mother Joyce later in life. Despite having got to know Joyce, he knows nothing of her ancestors, so Claire sets out to find out more S20E02 19.1.0/1 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 Fiona Bruce presents the topical debate from Norfolk, inviting a panel of politicians and other guests in King's Lynn to answer questions from an invited audience on subjects that have made the headlines over the past week 8.2/10 A rota of BBC journalists, including Adam Fleming and Chris Mason, contribute to the weekly round-up from Westminster. Collectively, they deliver their usual mix of serious analysis and light-hearted gossip concerning the biggest stories in politics 8.2/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 Claimed and Shamed: Most Shocking: The heartless woman who put in multiple false claims to profit from tragedies such as the Grenfell Tower fire. Plus, the brazen conman who forgot which side of his body his fake injury was on S15E05 14.4.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 10 (30 Min): Documentary following the investigators tracking down crooks who steal from the NHS. Officers catch a woman faking disability to claim half a million pounds in benefits 6.9/10 A semi-detached house near Whitehaven in Cumbria and terraces in Norwich in Norfolk and Birmingham in the East Midlands are all bought at online auctions. Two are destined for the rental market, while the third is a couple's first family home for them and their baby daughter. Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow developments as their new owners realise their ambitions S25E65 24.64.0/1 4.4/10 Ardingly: Eric Knowles presents from Ardingly in West Sussex as two pairs go in search of potentially profitable items at an antiques fair. Experts Jonathan Pratt and Ochuko Ojiri are on hand to help the red and blue teams. Eric also finds out all about the history of luxury Pullman railway carriages S65E18 64.17.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 The Viper's Tongue: Mrs McCarthy gets an unwelcome birthday surprise when her life is threatened by a mysterious avenging angel. Crime drama, starring Mark Williams and Sorcha Cusack S09E02 8.1.0/1 6/10 Expert upcycler Jacqui Joseph is at Earlswood Recycling centre, scouring the skips for two items that she can rework to reveal their true potential. She enlists luggage legend Neil Wragg who has his hands full with some sofa leather, while Jacqui's creativity is tested with a mannequin 7.1/10 North Yorkshire: Having spent 30 years living and working in Hong Kong, a would-be buyer teams up with presenter Jonnie Irwin, seeking a property in North Yorkshire on a budget of £350,000. Away from the property shopping, Jonnie heads to the Yorkshire Dales to discover what is being done to restore and preserve one of the most environmentally important landscapes in Europe S23E09 22.8.0/1 5.9/10 Runcorn: Lee Burkhill and Chris Hull head to Runcorn, Cheshire, where they meet two Craigs. Each has different ideas about what they want from their bland back garden. One wants a stylish, contemporary space with clean lines and the other wishes to fill the garden with wildlife. Lee and Chris set about creating the perfect garden that pleases both on a £5,000 budget S08E10 7.9.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Croydon, south London, to help new parents Adam and Jen with their unfinished nursery. After discovering they were expecting twins, DIY took a back seat, leaving the couple with no storage for their baby kit. The team has just 24 hours and a limited budget to make Adam and Jen's home child friendly S02E10 1.9.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong hosts the quiz in which contestants try to record the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Stephen Mangan reveals the correct answers and comments on the players' scores S28E18 27.17.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 10/10 09/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp round off the working week with a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Northern Ireland gymnast Rhys McClenaghan has won medals at all of the major international competitions. This documentary follows him as he takes part in 2022's three biggest events - the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, the European Championships in Munich and the Gymnastics World Championships in Liverpool. In what was the toughest year of the 23-year-old's career so far, it offers an insight into his relentless training schedule and hears about the personal and physical sacrifices that come with being an elite athlete 8.1/10 Olympic modern pentathlon gold medal winner Joe Choong, ex-England rugby League player Jon Wilkin, snowboarder Aimee Fuller and former world squash number one Nick Matthew join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E26 51.25.0/1 2.3/10 Rapper MIST, comedian Jayde Adams, interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and former Paralympian swimmer Ellie Simmonds join host Rob Brydon and regular captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack on the offbeat panel show. As usual, the participants set out to hoodwink their opponents with absurd facts and plausible fibs about themselves in a bid to secure a team victory, through rounds such as Home Truths and Quick-fire Lies S16E04 15.3.0/1 8/10 Harry Hill hosts as comedian Jack Dee and journalist Zing Tsjeng join team captain Paul Merton and Ian Hislop to delve into the comedic side of recent headline stories S65E09 64.8.0/1 8.2/10 In a bid to acquire help Dom and Kay meet up with Kirsty, who divulges some classified information - if only to stop Dom shouting at her running club - but crucially tells them she cannot help. Back on the estate, the pair are forced to deal with the consequences of their drug-dealing activities - at which point Dom receives a call from Celia Herrington, offering them freedom from the gang in return for the dossier. Comedy thriller, starring Gbemisola Ikumelo and Hammed Animashaun, with Zoe Wanamaker S01E06 0.5.0/1 2.4/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 Husband-and-wife duo Chris and Rosie are joined by star guests including Diversity's Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely, who discuss their life-long friendship. Features include Please Keep Me Anonymous, where a well-known face reads out some terrifying audience confessions and It Goes or I Go, where audience members compete to rid themselves of something their loved one refuses to remove from the house S02E05 1.4.0/1 1.2/10 The Owl and the Pussycat: A new relationship threatens to upend the Chalmers-Davises, Jacinda navigates a complex friendship and Vince struggles to ask for what he needs. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E07 2.6.0/1 0.7/10 Love in the Time of Chaos: Rosa's boys resist their new stepfather, while Oly and Santi find a new connection and Dom thinks about next steps. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E08 2.7.0/1 0.7/10 A girl is possessed by a formidable demonic entity that resists all efforts at freeing her from its grasp. In desperation, the child's mother appeals for help from a local priest and a veteran exorcist, but succeeding in this nightmarish contest of wills threatens the lives of both men. William Friedkin's horror, starring Linda Blair, Jason Miller, Ellen Burstyn, Max von Sydow and Lee J Cobb 3.5/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 10/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Matt Tebbutt is joined by Chris Evans and chefs Freddy Bird and Mandy Yin. Helen McGinn chooses wines to go with the studio dishes, and there are archive clips featuring Rick Stein, Marcus Wareing, Nadiya Hussain and Gennaro Contaldo and Antonio Carluccio 6.4/10 Classics with a Twist: Nadiya Hussain shares her love of baking with some of her favourite recipes, from every day treats to indulgent desserts. In the first episode, Nadiya kicks things off with a series of her favourite recipes for classic bakes with a twist, including a blueberry scone pizza, and a spicy Asian take on a traditional toad-in-the-hole S01E01 0.0.0/1 8.2/10 Martel Maxwell, Tommy Walsh and Jacqui Joseph explore properties to be auctioned in Bradford, West Yorkshire, and the London areas of Dulwich and Sipson, then talk to the buyers S25E03 24.2.0/1 4.4/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Oswestry 1: Natasha Raskin Sharp presents from Oswestry Showground in Shropshire, where Kate Bliss and Ben Cooper are helping today's reds and blues. Natasha also talks to Ben about his family background in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter S57E28 56.27.0/1 3.8/10 Sarah Moore salvages three items from a recycling centre in Witley, then she and two experts transform a dressing table, a vintage suitcase and a petite sofa 7.1/10 Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid against each other to buy a toy rocket and rabbit, a gramophone, lamp shades, a high chair and a brooch S04E03 3.2.0/1 4.6/10 Wye Valley: The beautiful Wye Valley may not be too far from Bristol, where today's couple are from, but it's a whole world away in terms of lifestyle. Steve Brown has some tempting properties up his sleeve and during some downtime all three manage to unwind and enjoy the scenery with a leisurely canoe ride on the River Wye itself S22E15 21.14.0/1 5.9/10 Stockport: Ben and Ruth call on the services of Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill to redesign their garden in Stockport, Greater Manchester, into something more chic. At present it's a bit dated with too much concrete - and too many level changes for it to be safe for their baby daughter Eve. The couple are imagining a wild, natural garden with prairie style planting and some opportunities for growing their own vegetables. They have a budget of £2,500 available to realise their dreams S07E35 6.34.0/1 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 10/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Marvin and Rochelle Humes host a celebrity special of the music quiz, which sees Oti Mabuse and Catherine Tyldesley, Joe Marler and Maisie Adam, and Chris McCausland and John Thomson trying to guess the songs from their intros. Which pair will make it through to the final and get the chance to win up to £10,000 for their chosen charity? S06E02 5.1.0/1 5.8/10 The comedian hosts the Saturday-night gameshow, in which contestants take on a colossal spinning wheel and answer questions in the hope of securing a cash prize. In each episode, contestants are guided by a host of celebrity experts, with tonight's advice coming from Ed Balls, Clara Amfo, Ally McCoist, Sindhu Vee, Dan Walker, Stacey Dooley and John Whaite S03E03 2.2.0/1 8.8/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Catherine Bohart, Charlie Higson, Lindsey Russell, Neil Jones, Kellie Shirley, Danny John-Jules, Sukh Ojla and Vikki Stone try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E09 15.8.0/1 7.2/10 Separation: Max takes Jodie to task for turning up to work with a hangover. When he realises that it is the anniversary of her mother's death, he tries to make amends for making a traumatic day even worse. Gethin rejects Jan's offers of help, and Jacob has arranged to see a therapist but cannot bring himself to go through with it S37E34 36.33.0/1 7.1/10 The team are called in when writer Cara Gibson is found dead under a bridge. Her books ruined careers and left a lot of lives in tatters, but could any of her subjects be driven to murder? Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E04 0.3.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Following a gig, fading music star Jackson Maine happens upon Ally, a nightclub singer-songwriter. Their instant chemistry leads to a tempestuous romance as he helps her on the road to stardom. However, Jackson's alcoholism has explosive repercussions as her career blossoms. Oscar-winning drama, starring Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper, who also directed, and Sam Elliott 7.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 03/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 03/06/2023: Matt Tebbutt is joined by chefs Ravinder Bhogal and Georgina Hayden, plus special guest Dan Aykroyd. Olly Smith chooses the wines to go with the studio dishes 6.4/10 Mary cooks four recipes that prove watching the pennies does not mean having to sacrifice on flavour. They include a crab courgetti spaghetti dish that uses tinned fish at a fraction of the cost of fresh. Plus, a spinach filo swirl demonstrates an inventive way of stretching six sausages to feed the family S01E06 0.5.0/1 8.3/10 Alex Scott looks ahead to today's FA Cup final between Manchester City and Manchester United at Wembley Stadium 7.3/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 A reimagined look back at the 2022/23 season's gripping FA Cup journey through a homage to classic video games 6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United (Kick-off 3.00pm). Gary Lineker presents coverage of the final from Wembley Stadium, as the local rivals battle it out for the prestigious trophy. Premier League-winners City claimed a 3-0 win over Championship side Sheffield United in the semi-finals, before United overcame Brighton & Hove Albion on penalties to reach their second Wembley final of the campaign, having already lifted the Carabao Cup. The Citizens prevailed 6-3 when the neighbours met in the league in October at Etihad Stadium, but United gained a measure of revenge with a 2-1 victory at Old Trafford three months later. With analysis from Alan Shearer, Micah Richards and Peter Schmeichel 6.4/10 Aylesbury & Liphook (Extended): Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers create a sensory garden for two autistic girls in Aylesbury, while also providing a garden in Liphook for Anne, Shaun and daughter Joanne 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 5.5/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Bradley Walsh hosts the revival of the comedy quiz show, with panellists Lorraine Kelly, Richard Madeley, Suzi Ruffell, Jimmy Carr, Su Pollard and Big Narstie helping contestants win some brilliant prizes by filling in the blanks S2022E03 2021.2.0/1 3.9/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Kaye Adams, Kai Widdrington, Kelly Cates, Jill Douglas, Lucy Porter, Kevin Eldon, Dr Daniel Olaiya, Dr Raphael Olaiya try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E08 15.7.0/1 7.2/10 Armour Plated: Iain is called out to a multi-vehicle crash caused by a man jumping from a bridge. The crisis forces him to relive traumatic memories of the events that led to his partner's death, and makes him question his relationship with a still struggling Faith. Jodie comes to see a different side to her father, Cam finds himself lodging with unexpected company, and Paige receives some troubling news S37E33 36.32.0/1 7.1/10 A scientist's body is found in Loch Katrine, a case that reminds Annika of a play by Ibsen. But with so many people wanting the victim dead, which one did he push over the edge? Away from work, the DI takes more than a parental interest in Morgan's therapist. Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E03 0.2.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Behind-the-scenes documentary looking at how the Argentina star, won the World Cup for the first time in his illustrious career last year in Qatar. With contributions from his international teammates, including Premier League stars Emi Martinez, Alexix Mac Allister and Julian Alvarez, and manager Lionel Scaloni 9.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 After a series of violent murders scandalises Victorian London, the media-dubbed Limehouse Golem strikes fear into the hearts of the public. Into this melting pot is thrust well-intentioned inspector John Kildare, who has never been given a murder case before. The Scotland Yard sleuth knows he has been set up to fail, but soon uncovers a lead that implicates Karl Marx, George Gissing and the popular music hall star Dan Leno. He follows the trail, wherever it may lead, through the seediest and most intriguing parts of London. Thriller, starring Bill Nighy, Douglas Booth and Olivia Cooke 8.1/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 04/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Interviews with key politicians and public figures 8.3/10 Kent: Mehreen Baig follows in the footsteps of Charles Dickens as she explores the Kent countryside, visiting the setting of Great Expectations and the house where the author died S01E05 0.4.0/1 7.7/10 The development potential of a Warwickshire property above a former brewery, a Staffordshire house with a huge back garden and a former farm building in Nottinghamshire S24E51 23.50.0/1 4.4/10 Charlie Ross presents the show from the Kent County Showground in Detling, and finds out about local explorer Julius Brenchley. With experts Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 The Angel of the North: The Rev Kate Bottley celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Angel of the North, joined by the statue's creator Antony Gormley and the former Bishop of Jarrow 7.8/10 04/06/2023: Viewers' opinions on BBC shows and behind-the-scenes reports on new programmes S2023E06 2022.5.0/1 7.4/10 Cornwall (Extended Version): Steve Brown helps a couple from Hertfordshire to find a new home in their favourite holiday destination of Cornwall, as well as meeting a local ceramicist 5.9/10 An earthquake forces a bear from the Peruvian jungle to start a new life in London. He finds modern Britain to be very different from the stories told to him by his aunt, but makes a new home with a kindly family. However, a sinister taxidermist intends to turn him into a museum exhibit. Comedy based on Michael Bond's series of children's books, starring Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins and Nicole Kidman, with the voice of Ben Whishaw 8.7/10 Protecting Primates: With more than half of the world's primates under threat of extinction, Chris Packham narrates a look at what is being done to protect primates, with scientists making ground-breaking discoveries about this remarkable animal family. Researcher Dr Cat Hobaiter has spent 13 years studying chimpanzees in the jungles of Uganda, while on Thailand's East coast, Dr Amanda Tan reveals how long-tailed macaques use tools to harvest shellfish S01E03 0.2.0/1 8.5/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 5.5/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Lower Hampen: Charlotte Smith and Matt Baker are at Lower Hampen Farm in the Cotswolds to meet Lydia and Clive Handy who have turned back the clock to adopt a more traditional approach to farming. Matt weaves a yarn, using wool from the farm's rare breed sheep, and Charlotte lifts the lid on soil microbiology and how it could impact the way we grow our food in the future. Adam Henson looks at a major food fraud in the British pig industry and Tom Heap investigates how food price inflation could impact the nation's health. S2023E23 2022.22.0/1 7.2/10 Deep Thinkers: Disguised underwater cameras capture footage of sea creatures. The first episode features the most intelligent animals in the ocean, including sperm whales and octopuses, which are shown using improvised tools to fend off rivals. The programme also features puffer fish creating sand sculptures and a hermit crab that becomes an unwitting documentary-maker after it steals the shell with a spy camera in. Narrated by David Tennant S01E01 0.0.0/1 8/10 Clissold Park, Stoke Newington 2: Fiona Bruce presents the show from Clissold Park, Stoke Newington, where treasures include Lewis Hamilton's racing helmet, Scandinavian jewellery and memorabilia from the movie Blade Runner. Marc Allum hears the inspiring story of the British Reggae Artists Famine Appeal, a fundraising response to Live Aid in 1985, while Will Farmer inspects a perspex mermaid sculpture by Arthur Fleischmann S45E16 44.15.0/1 7/10 Annie invites Terry to Marlene's party in the hope that it will help him to make a fresh start. But seeing a carefree and integrated Annie only makes Terry feel like more of an outsider and his PTSD spirals. With her parents out all night, Pattie tries to confront her problems head on and ends up in a dangerous situation S01E04 0.3.0/1 9.2/10 News/Current Affairs 3.7/10 News/Current Affairs 5.5/10 Divorcee Toby Howard and his ex-con older brother Tanner embark on a meticulously-planned crime spree, hoping to rob every branch of the West Texas bank that has threatened to foreclose on their family ranch. However, they soon find themselves being pursued by two veteran Texas Rangers. Neo-western drama, starring Jeff Bridges, Chris Pine and Ben Foster 5.7/10 Former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann, British gymnastics great Beth Tweddle, seven-time snooker world champion Stephen Hendry and BBC sports presenter JJ Chalmers join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E25 51.24.0/1 2.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 05/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 A woman claiming £1.7 million for injuries who was caught on camera while shopping, and a yoga instructor who bent the truth to get a pay-out following an accident S15E01 14.0.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 6 (45 Min): Police pursue security guards suspected of stealing £200,000 of hospital parking fees. Plus, a charity worker brazenly transfers £500,000 of public money to his own bank account 6.9/10 Martin Roberts and the team are in Scotland and the north of England to follow renovations in Paisley, Coventry and Bradford S25E62 24.61.0/1 4.4/10 Hemswell: Caroline Hawley presents the show from Hemswell in Lincolnshire, and has a mystery to solve. Izzie Balmer and Mark Stacey help the Reds and Blues to a prime purchase S65E03 64.2.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 5.5/10 Darker Dimensions: Al is giddy with excitement when he takes Emma to a Comic Con - but will Emma embrace the world of Darker Dimensions and its obsessive fans? S24E74 23.73.0/1 2.9/10 Jacqui Joseph rescues an old, rusty pulley, a nursing chair and a table with cast-iron legs from Altrincham recycling centre S14E10 13.9.0/1 7.1/10 Lancashire: Jules Hudson helps a couple to find a new home in Lancashire after years living in Australia, and visits a nature reserve created at a quarry used to build the UK's first motorway S23E51 22.50.0/1 5.9/10 Swindon: Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull are in Swindon to transform a troublesome sloping plot with a rotten deck into a 21st-century cottage garden perfect for entertaining friends S08E06 7.5.0/1 7.9/10 The team visits busy mum Monique at her two-bedroom home in South East London. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, the team create special bunkbed spaces for her two daughters, address the overspill of toys with bespoke storage solutions, and give their bathroom a deep clean S02E06 1.5.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong is joined by co-host Ria Lina on the quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions S29E31 28.30.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 5.5/10 Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas present the first visit of the week to the One Show studio, featuring the usual mix of topical stories and celebrity chat 4/10 Linda struggles with the Knight family invasion on the Vic and George speaks to Phil about a collaboration with the Boxing Den. Ben reveals his plan to sell the Arches but Phil is not impressed when he finds out the potential buyer is Sharon. Things are tense with the Panesars and Eve and Suki find their chance to get rid of Nish for good 5/10 The UK is facing a chronic illness epidemic, with diabetes rates at record levels and cancers in young people rising steeply. Now, there's growing evidence suggesting this could be linked to the food we eat. Ultra-processed convenience foods contain chemicals that UK regulators say are safe, but Panorama investigates emerging scientific evidence of a link between some of these chemicals and cancer, diabetes, and strokes 8.1/10 Rav Wilding and YouTuber Jim Browning join forces with ethical hackers to hunt down cyber criminals. Using the same remote-access technology that criminals use to scam their victims, the team hacks the hackers and monitors their operation 7/10 Paul insists on having Kappen's body exhumed. Jackie reluctantly allows it, but warns him that a wrong step could fatally compromise the force's reputation. At a press conference discussing the exhumation, questions are raised about the line of enquiry regarding Willoughby, and why more is not being done to eliminate other suspects first. Paul nonetheless puts all his efforts into following the Kappen theory, forcing Phil and Geraint to take matters into their own hands S01E04 0.3.0/1 7.8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 5.5/10 Naga Munchetty hosts an extended episode of the satirical quiz with Hugh Dennis and Ruth Davidson joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news S65E08 64.7.0/1 8/10 The MUAs' skills are tested to the limits when they work in teams to produce digital looks for Adidas at Metaverse Fashion Week, where they must impress guest judge Isamaya Ffrench. Back in the studio they're tasked with producing cartoon characters that live in a made-up world, with one of the contestants eliminated at the end of the challenge S05E05 4.4.0/1 3.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E02 14.1.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 7 (45 Min): The amateur actress who put on a performance to evade justice for a £750,000 fraud and the council worker who used £80,000 of taxpayer's cash to fuel his taste for the high life 6.9/10 Martin and Dion speak to a couple who bought their first house at auction and plan to turn it into a home in Macclesfield, two brothers who have bought some unusual disused buildings from the 1950s in Codnor and a couple hoping to make some money by renovating and selling a house in Rainworth S26E29 25.28.0/1 4.4/10 Stamford Meadows 12: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss help two teams look for items at an antiques fair in Stamford, Lincolnshire, while Natasha Raskin Sharp challenges the conkers world champion S54E25 53.24.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 5.5/10 Rebirth: Bear puts his foot in it with his Receptionist Team and Miles makes a move on Zara. Malika helps a labouring mother and her teenage daughter S24E75 23.74.0/1 2.9/10 Series 8 & 9 Episode 12 (Shortened): Jacqui Joseph visits Earlswood Recycling centre where she finds some sofa leather for luggage expert Neil Wragg to put to use and a mannequin for her to upcycle and sell on 7.1/10 Dorset: Two newlyweds enlist the help of Ginny Buckley in their search for a new home in the Dorset countryside. Having grown out of their town flat they need enough space for all their hobbies S23E52 22.51.0/1 5.9/10 Derby: Lee and Chris head to Derby to help Bal and her family restore her late mum's garden to its former glory. With a budget of £6,500 the pair aim to make a colourful, Indian-inspired space where the family can gather and watch Bollywood movies on their outdoor cinema screen S08E07 7.6.0/1 7.9/10 The team help an avid recycler whose small flat is bursting at the seams. With a limited budget and 24 hours, they transform the overflowing spare room into a dining area S02E07 1.6.0/1 4.4/10 Quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Ria Lina S29E32 28.31.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 5.5/10 06/06/2023: Alex Jones and Lauren Laverne present the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Elaine has a decision to make about George as Linda begs her to end their relationship. Having sold the Arches to Sharon, Ben focuses all his attention on Lexi but she is finding it hard to open up. Keanu is stunned to discover Sharon bought the Arches for him and he admits he is finding it difficult knowing that she is the one supporting him 5/10 Shola's behaviour causes concern with the staff leading Val to investigate. Kelly Jo's first day out of the BU goes from bad to worse when a kind-hearted gesture from Dean backfires. Myles causes problems for Joe who is already reeling from an unexpected visitor, leaving him and Mike feeling uncertain about the future S12E04 11.3.0/1 7.4/10 This companion documentary to the BBC drama Steeltown Murders tells the inside story of the police investigation into the 1973 murders of three teenage girls near the steel town of Port Talbot. With revealing interviews from detectives at the heart of the re-investigation and emotional first-time interviews from friends and family of the girls, the programme reveals how, after nearly 30 years, Wales's first serial killer was finally unmasked 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 5.5/10 Viking Funeral: When Thorfinn's bones are discovered on the property, he asks Sam to conduct the traditional Viking funeral he's always wanted, but Sam and Jay are torn when they learn that the bones could be sold to a museum for a lot of much-needed cash S01E03 0.2.0/1 3.7/10 Dinner Party: Sam and Jay invite Henry and Margaret to a dinner party to woo them into allowing the bed and breakfast, and the ghosts are desperately eager to be included on the guest list S01E04 0.3.0/1 3.7/10 Andrew Lloyd Webber: Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber knows he comes from a musical family, including virtuoso cellist brother Julian, but he is curious as to where his showbusiness genes and love of musical theatre come from. By following his mother's line, Andrew soon uncovers a certain Uncle Peregrine, who played a key role under Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo. On his father's side, Henry Simmonds was a missionary who dedicated his life to helping the poor and needy. Andrew is astonished to uncover stories that uncannily parallel his own life, including an ancestor with a famous cello-playing brother S20E01 19.0.0/1 8/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 07/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E03 14.2.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 8 (45 Min): The school business manager who embezzled more than £200,000 and the couple with expensive tastes who hid their relationship to pocket more than £100,000 of taxpayers' cash 6.9/10 Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow the stories of three more renovations. The auction buys in Cardiff, Preston and Wolverhampton are bought by families of property developers and two of the projects are destined to be the developers' homes while the third is given a top end refurbishment for the rental market S25E63 24.62.0/1 4.4/10 Grantham 25: In southern Lincolnshire, Nick Hall and Gary Pe help two teams scour in Grantham town centre for items, while presenter Charlie Ross finds out about four eras of English furniture with auctioneer and expert Colin Young S53E10 52.9.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 5.5/10 Zara tries to lay low while Scarlett and Ollie up their game. Rob goes on a mission to contact Nancy who hasn't been seen in months S24E76 23.75.0/1 2.9/10 In Somerset, Sarah Moore explores Keynsham Recycling Centre, searching for three items she hopes can be revived. There's a cast iron mangle for woodworker Bruce Faulseit and upholsterer Leigh-Anne Treadwell sets to work trying to give a much-cherished chair a second chance. Sarah herself has a metal bed frame to repurpose S12E05 11.4.0/1 7.1/10 Powys: Jules Hudson is in the Welsh county of Powys with a couple whose wish list includes an annexe for their parents, along with at least half an acre of land for their budget of £650,000. Jules also meets a man who scours space with his telescopes, looking for large, undiscovered objects that could be on a collision course with Earth S23E06 22.5.0/1 5.9/10 Coalville: Charlie and Flo go head-to-head to design a garden to match Jo and Jack's Victorian terraced house. They have just £4,500 to tick all the boxes on the couple's extensive wishlist S08E08 7.7.0/1 7.9/10 The team head to Homerton, east London to help entrepreneurs Rob and Haley make the most out of their two-bed house that is overrun with pets S02E08 1.7.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E16 27.15.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 5.5/10 07/06/2023: Alex Jones presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Suki sets her plan to take down Nish into action and Linda is determined to find some dirt on George. Sharon worries about Keanu's business skills so she hires Reiss to take care of the Arches accounts. Ben and Jay finally get Lexi to open up 5/10 The team welcome the Poet Laureate Simon Armitage into the Repair Shop who brings with him a harmonium, the subject of one of his poems that brings back memories of his late father. Cobbler Dean Westmoreland is given the task of repairing Valerie's pair of children's leather clogs that were bought to help her sister with mobility issues balance in the 1950s. Kirsten Ramsay is tasked with reviving Martin's broken sculpture depicting his mother as a young woman made by a Czechoslovakian art student in 1947. Finally, Kirsty visits jeweller Richard Talman, hoping he can fix her mum's silver charm bracelet gifted to her mother by her father in the early 1960s S08E05 7.4.0/1 8.5/10 The 10 remaining sewers make and celebrate garments from West Africa. Sara Pascoe and judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young are joined by guest judge, Nigerian fashion designer, Banke Kuku. The pattern challenge takes inspiration from a Ghanaian Batakari or Fugu tunic which involves sewing strips of handwoven deboya fabric. In the transformation challenge, the sewers have 90 minutes to make hand-dyed adire fabric into dresses by draping the fabric on the stand. In the made to measure challenge, the contestants make dramatic, flowing wide-sleeved robes worn by people across West Africa S09E03 8.2.0/1 6.6/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 5.5/10 The third kiss-off ends with a bang, as Dannii Minogue asks the couples to make their toughest choice yet - whether their relationships can survive outside the show. For one pairing, this represents a particular challenge, as they live a great distance from each other S01E07 0.6.0/1 0.4/10 The boys decide if they want to take their relationship into the real world - but not before one final party where everyone dresses up as their favourite queer icon. On the final day, family and friends come to visit, which leaves some of the boys with the unique experience of introducing them to a partner for the first time S01E08 0.7.0/1 0.4/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 How the lies of a factory worker claiming £90,000 for an accident at work were exposed when his bosses revealed he wasn't even on site. Plus, the driver who tried to get away with claiming for old damage to his car after a minor bump with a lorry is caught on camera and the cabbie who concocted a claim after a prang before being told to cough up thousands by a judge S15E04 14.3.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 9 (30 Min): The trusted parish clerk who secretly transferred the entire council budget to himself. Plus, how hidden cameras, set up under cover of darkness, exposed a greedy council tenant's deceit. Presented by Michelle Ackerley 6.9/10 Dion Dublin is in Manchester to see a three-bed semi-detached house bought by a father and son property developing team. He's also in Sheffield viewing an interesting commercial unit that was previously a photography studio. Martel Maxwell is in Hartlepool to see a three-bed mid-terrace with a very low auction guide price S26E30 25.29.0/1 4.4/10 Narberth 26: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss guide two teams in Narberth, west Wales, as they buy items to go head to head at auction in Cardiff. Host Christina Trevanion learns about a collection of First World War crested china, which was once overlooked by collectors S60E12 59.11.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 5.5/10 Blast from the Past: Bear and Claudia's fun day splinters, while Kirsty discovers Nina's plans for VPAS. Rosie tries her hand at diagnosing patients, much to Al's chagrin S24E77 23.76.0/1 2.9/10 In Buckinghamshire, Sarah Moore sifts through boot-fulls of rubbish at Beaconsfield recycling centre in the hope of finding three gems amongst the junk. Lighting designer Duncan McKean takes on a pair of mirrors, while a lacrosse stick and a wrought iron stand test the creative mettle of blacksmiths Bex Simon and Dave Harris. Sarah herself sets to work updating a reproduction desk S14E12 13.11.0/1 7.1/10 Somerset: Two sisters combine their resources to find a secluded house in Somerset that has enough land to start their own music festival, but on a slightly smaller scale than the one the county is famous for. Alistair Appleton escorts is on hand to help and also takes time out to visit the village of Stoke St Gregory, where an old pub has been transformed into not just the local watering hole but a community shop and cafe too S23E08 22.7.0/1 5.9/10 Leeds: Donna and Dan's garden is small and messy with lots of sharp difficult surfaces that present a problem for their youngest daughter Emilia, who has Down's syndrome. Emilia and her sister Maya love nothing more than playing in the garden, but currently it's unsafe and needs to be redesigned with more forgiving materials so they don't hurt themselves. Donna was born and raised in Norway, so Charlie Dimmock and Flo Headlam set about building a sensory, Scandi-themed garden within a £3,000 budget for the family to enjoy S08E09 7.8.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Bedford to meet single mum Katie. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, they transform her lacklustre bedroom into a relaxing space that doubles as a home office. Maxine Dwyer uses her potions to treat make-up spills on the carpet S02E09 1.8.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E17 27.16.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 5.5/10 08/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Sharon and Keanu continue to clash over the Arches and things get worse as Sonia and Reiss invite themselves over for the evening, forcing them to play host. Jay shares Lola's memory box with Kim and Billy and his friends realise just how much he is struggling with the grief 5/10 Reality TV star Mark Wright embarks on an epic road trip across Britain in the company of his brother Josh and father Big Mark. Along the way they open up about things that they've never spoken about before. For Mark it's a chance to reconnect focus on the things in life that really matter, Big Mark wants to regain his confidence after almost losing his life to Covid, while for Josh, it's a chance to experience things he was never able to do while he was a professional footballer. Among other things, they tackle a white-knuckle mountain bike ride, sleep in an abandoned slate mine and reflect on a tough few years S01E01 0.0.0/1 0.5/10 Alastair and Anna live in Winchester, Hampshire, and badly need their sloped garden transformed into a curvaceous country cottage idyll. They want to grow vegetables as well as have an entertaining area - all a challenge with the different levels. Charlie Dimmock and Arit Anderson take up the challenge on a budget of £5,500 7.9/10 Claire Foy: Having enjoyed researching the lives of her onscreen characters in The Crown, actress Claire Foy looks forward to delving into the lives of her own ancestors. After reminiscing about their Irish roots, her maternal grandfather directs her to 'The Castle' in Carlisle, the site of the military barracks where her great, great grandparents Henry and Maria Stimpson lived. Claire's father David was adopted, but was reunited with his birth mother Joyce later in life. Despite having got to know Joyce, he knows nothing of her ancestors, so Claire sets out to find out more S20E02 19.1.0/1 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 5.5/10 Fiona Bruce presents the topical debate from Norfolk, inviting a panel of politicians and other guests in King's Lynn to answer questions from an invited audience on subjects that have made the headlines over the past week 8.2/10 A rota of BBC journalists, including Adam Fleming and Chris Mason, contribute to the weekly round-up from Westminster. Collectively, they deliver their usual mix of serious analysis and light-hearted gossip concerning the biggest stories in politics 8.2/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 Claimed and Shamed: Most Shocking: The heartless woman who put in multiple false claims to profit from tragedies such as the Grenfell Tower fire. Plus, the brazen conman who forgot which side of his body his fake injury was on S15E05 14.4.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 10 (30 Min): Documentary following the investigators tracking down crooks who steal from the NHS. Officers catch a woman faking disability to claim half a million pounds in benefits 6.9/10 A semi-detached house near Whitehaven in Cumbria and terraces in Norwich in Norfolk and Birmingham in the East Midlands are all bought at online auctions. Two are destined for the rental market, while the third is a couple's first family home for them and their baby daughter. Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow developments as their new owners realise their ambitions S25E65 24.64.0/1 4.4/10 Ardingly: Eric Knowles presents from Ardingly in West Sussex as two pairs go in search of potentially profitable items at an antiques fair. Experts Jonathan Pratt and Ochuko Ojiri are on hand to help the red and blue teams. Eric also finds out all about the history of luxury Pullman railway carriages S65E18 64.17.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 5.5/10 The Viper's Tongue: Mrs McCarthy gets an unwelcome birthday surprise when her life is threatened by a mysterious avenging angel. Crime drama, starring Mark Williams and Sorcha Cusack S09E02 8.1.0/1 6/10 Expert upcycler Jacqui Joseph is at Earlswood Recycling centre, scouring the skips for two items that she can rework to reveal their true potential. She enlists luggage legend Neil Wragg who has his hands full with some sofa leather, while Jacqui's creativity is tested with a mannequin 7.1/10 North Yorkshire: Having spent 30 years living and working in Hong Kong, a would-be buyer teams up with presenter Jonnie Irwin, seeking a property in North Yorkshire on a budget of £350,000. Away from the property shopping, Jonnie heads to the Yorkshire Dales to discover what is being done to restore and preserve one of the most environmentally important landscapes in Europe S23E09 22.8.0/1 5.9/10 Runcorn: Lee Burkhill and Chris Hull head to Runcorn, Cheshire, where they meet two Craigs. Each has different ideas about what they want from their bland back garden. One wants a stylish, contemporary space with clean lines and the other wishes to fill the garden with wildlife. Lee and Chris set about creating the perfect garden that pleases both on a £5,000 budget S08E10 7.9.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Croydon, south London, to help new parents Adam and Jen with their unfinished nursery. After discovering they were expecting twins, DIY took a back seat, leaving the couple with no storage for their baby kit. The team has just 24 hours and a limited budget to make Adam and Jen's home child friendly S02E10 1.9.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong hosts the quiz in which contestants try to record the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Stephen Mangan reveals the correct answers and comments on the players' scores S28E18 27.17.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 5.5/10 09/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp round off the working week with a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Northern Ireland gymnast Rhys McClenaghan has won medals at all of the major international competitions. This documentary follows him as he takes part in 2022's three biggest events - the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, the European Championships in Munich and the Gymnastics World Championships in Liverpool. In what was the toughest year of the 23-year-old's career so far, it offers an insight into his relentless training schedule and hears about the personal and physical sacrifices that come with being an elite athlete 8.1/10 Olympic modern pentathlon gold medal winner Joe Choong, ex-England rugby League player Jon Wilkin, snowboarder Aimee Fuller and former world squash number one Nick Matthew join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E26 51.25.0/1 2.3/10 Rapper MIST, comedian Jayde Adams, interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and former Paralympian swimmer Ellie Simmonds join host Rob Brydon and regular captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack on the offbeat panel show. As usual, the participants set out to hoodwink their opponents with absurd facts and plausible fibs about themselves in a bid to secure a team victory, through rounds such as Home Truths and Quick-fire Lies S16E04 15.3.0/1 8/10 Harry Hill hosts as comedian Jack Dee and journalist Zing Tsjeng join team captain Paul Merton and Ian Hislop to delve into the comedic side of recent headline stories S65E09 64.8.0/1 8.2/10 In a bid to acquire help Dom and Kay meet up with Kirsty, who divulges some classified information - if only to stop Dom shouting at her running club - but crucially tells them she cannot help. Back on the estate, the pair are forced to deal with the consequences of their drug-dealing activities - at which point Dom receives a call from Celia Herrington, offering them freedom from the gang in return for the dossier. Comedy thriller, starring Gbemisola Ikumelo and Hammed Animashaun, with Zoe Wanamaker S01E06 0.5.0/1 2.4/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 5.5/10 Husband-and-wife duo Chris and Rosie are joined by star guests including Diversity's Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely, who discuss their life-long friendship. Features include Please Keep Me Anonymous, where a well-known face reads out some terrifying audience confessions and It Goes or I Go, where audience members compete to rid themselves of something their loved one refuses to remove from the house S02E05 1.4.0/1 1.2/10 The Owl and the Pussycat: A new relationship threatens to upend the Chalmers-Davises, Jacinda navigates a complex friendship and Vince struggles to ask for what he needs. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E07 2.6.0/1 0.7/10 Love in the Time of Chaos: Rosa's boys resist their new stepfather, while Oly and Santi find a new connection and Dom thinks about next steps. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E08 2.7.0/1 0.7/10 A girl is possessed by a formidable demonic entity that resists all efforts at freeing her from its grasp. In desperation, the child's mother appeals for help from a local priest and a veteran exorcist, but succeeding in this nightmarish contest of wills threatens the lives of both men. William Friedkin's horror, starring Linda Blair, Jason Miller, Ellen Burstyn, Max von Sydow and Lee J Cobb 3.5/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 10/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Matt Tebbutt is joined by Chris Evans and chefs Freddy Bird and Mandy Yin. Helen McGinn chooses wines to go with the studio dishes, and there are archive clips featuring Rick Stein, Marcus Wareing, Nadiya Hussain and Gennaro Contaldo and Antonio Carluccio 6.4/10 Classics with a Twist: Nadiya Hussain shares her love of baking with some of her favourite recipes, from every day treats to indulgent desserts. In the first episode, Nadiya kicks things off with a series of her favourite recipes for classic bakes with a twist, including a blueberry scone pizza, and a spicy Asian take on a traditional toad-in-the-hole S01E01 0.0.0/1 8.2/10 Martel Maxwell, Tommy Walsh and Jacqui Joseph explore properties to be auctioned in Bradford, West Yorkshire, and the London areas of Dulwich and Sipson, then talk to the buyers S25E03 24.2.0/1 4.4/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Oswestry 1: Natasha Raskin Sharp presents from Oswestry Showground in Shropshire, where Kate Bliss and Ben Cooper are helping today's reds and blues. Natasha also talks to Ben about his family background in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter S57E28 56.27.0/1 3.8/10 Sarah Moore salvages three items from a recycling centre in Witley, then she and two experts transform a dressing table, a vintage suitcase and a petite sofa 7.1/10 Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid against each other to buy a toy rocket and rabbit, a gramophone, lamp shades, a high chair and a brooch S04E03 3.2.0/1 4.6/10 Wye Valley: The beautiful Wye Valley may not be too far from Bristol, where today's couple are from, but it's a whole world away in terms of lifestyle. Steve Brown has some tempting properties up his sleeve and during some downtime all three manage to unwind and enjoy the scenery with a leisurely canoe ride on the River Wye itself S22E15 21.14.0/1 5.9/10 Stockport: Ben and Ruth call on the services of Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill to redesign their garden in Stockport, Greater Manchester, into something more chic. At present it's a bit dated with too much concrete - and too many level changes for it to be safe for their baby daughter Eve. The couple are imagining a wild, natural garden with prairie style planting and some opportunities for growing their own vegetables. They have a budget of £2,500 available to realise their dreams S07E35 6.34.0/1 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 5.5/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Marvin and Rochelle Humes host a celebrity special of the music quiz, which sees Oti Mabuse and Catherine Tyldesley, Joe Marler and Maisie Adam, and Chris McCausland and John Thomson trying to guess the songs from their intros. Which pair will make it through to the final and get the chance to win up to £10,000 for their chosen charity? S06E02 5.1.0/1 5.8/10 The comedian hosts the Saturday-night gameshow, in which contestants take on a colossal spinning wheel and answer questions in the hope of securing a cash prize. In each episode, contestants are guided by a host of celebrity experts, with tonight's advice coming from Ed Balls, Clara Amfo, Ally McCoist, Sindhu Vee, Dan Walker, Stacey Dooley and John Whaite S03E03 2.2.0/1 8.8/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Catherine Bohart, Charlie Higson, Lindsey Russell, Neil Jones, Kellie Shirley, Danny John-Jules, Sukh Ojla and Vikki Stone try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E09 15.8.0/1 7.2/10 Separation: Max takes Jodie to task for turning up to work with a hangover. When he realises that it is the anniversary of her mother's death, he tries to make amends for making a traumatic day even worse. Gethin rejects Jan's offers of help, and Jacob has arranged to see a therapist but cannot bring himself to go through with it S37E34 36.33.0/1 7.1/10 The team are called in when writer Cara Gibson is found dead under a bridge. Her books ruined careers and left a lot of lives in tatters, but could any of her subjects be driven to murder? Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E04 0.3.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Following a gig, fading music star Jackson Maine happens upon Ally, a nightclub singer-songwriter. Their instant chemistry leads to a tempestuous romance as he helps her on the road to stardom. However, Jackson's alcoholism has explosive repercussions as her career blossoms. Oscar-winning drama, starring Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper, who also directed, and Sam Elliott 7.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 03/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 03/06/2023: Matt Tebbutt is joined by chefs Ravinder Bhogal and Georgina Hayden, plus special guest Dan Aykroyd. Olly Smith chooses the wines to go with the studio dishes 6.4/10 Mary cooks four recipes that prove watching the pennies does not mean having to sacrifice on flavour. They include a crab courgetti spaghetti dish that uses tinned fish at a fraction of the cost of fresh. Plus, a spinach filo swirl demonstrates an inventive way of stretching six sausages to feed the family S01E06 0.5.0/1 8.3/10 Alex Scott looks ahead to today's FA Cup final between Manchester City and Manchester United at Wembley Stadium 7.3/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 A reimagined look back at the 2022/23 season's gripping FA Cup journey through a homage to classic video games 6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United (Kick-off 3.00pm). Gary Lineker presents coverage of the final from Wembley Stadium, as the local rivals battle it out for the prestigious trophy. Premier League-winners City claimed a 3-0 win over Championship side Sheffield United in the semi-finals, before United overcame Brighton & Hove Albion on penalties to reach their second Wembley final of the campaign, having already lifted the Carabao Cup. The Citizens prevailed 6-3 when the neighbours met in the league in October at Etihad Stadium, but United gained a measure of revenge with a 2-1 victory at Old Trafford three months later. With analysis from Alan Shearer, Micah Richards and Peter Schmeichel 6.4/10 Aylesbury & Liphook (Extended): Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers create a sensory garden for two autistic girls in Aylesbury, while also providing a garden in Liphook for Anne, Shaun and daughter Joanne 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Bradley Walsh hosts the revival of the comedy quiz show, with panellists Lorraine Kelly, Richard Madeley, Suzi Ruffell, Jimmy Carr, Su Pollard and Big Narstie helping contestants win some brilliant prizes by filling in the blanks S2022E03 2021.2.0/1 3.9/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Kaye Adams, Kai Widdrington, Kelly Cates, Jill Douglas, Lucy Porter, Kevin Eldon, Dr Daniel Olaiya, Dr Raphael Olaiya try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E08 15.7.0/1 7.2/10 Armour Plated: Iain is called out to a multi-vehicle crash caused by a man jumping from a bridge. The crisis forces him to relive traumatic memories of the events that led to his partner's death, and makes him question his relationship with a still struggling Faith. Jodie comes to see a different side to her father, Cam finds himself lodging with unexpected company, and Paige receives some troubling news S37E33 36.32.0/1 7.1/10 A scientist's body is found in Loch Katrine, a case that reminds Annika of a play by Ibsen. But with so many people wanting the victim dead, which one did he push over the edge? Away from work, the DI takes more than a parental interest in Morgan's therapist. Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E03 0.2.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Behind-the-scenes documentary looking at how the Argentina star, won the World Cup for the first time in his illustrious career last year in Qatar. With contributions from his international teammates, including Premier League stars Emi Martinez, Alexix Mac Allister and Julian Alvarez, and manager Lionel Scaloni 9.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 After a series of violent murders scandalises Victorian London, the media-dubbed Limehouse Golem strikes fear into the hearts of the public. Into this melting pot is thrust well-intentioned inspector John Kildare, who has never been given a murder case before. The Scotland Yard sleuth knows he has been set up to fail, but soon uncovers a lead that implicates Karl Marx, George Gissing and the popular music hall star Dan Leno. He follows the trail, wherever it may lead, through the seediest and most intriguing parts of London. Thriller, starring Bill Nighy, Douglas Booth and Olivia Cooke 8.1/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 04/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Interviews with key politicians and public figures 8.3/10 Kent: Mehreen Baig follows in the footsteps of Charles Dickens as she explores the Kent countryside, visiting the setting of Great Expectations and the house where the author died S01E05 0.4.0/1 7.7/10 The development potential of a Warwickshire property above a former brewery, a Staffordshire house with a huge back garden and a former farm building in Nottinghamshire S24E51 23.50.0/1 4.4/10 Charlie Ross presents the show from the Kent County Showground in Detling, and finds out about local explorer Julius Brenchley. With experts Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 The Angel of the North: The Rev Kate Bottley celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Angel of the North, joined by the statue's creator Antony Gormley and the former Bishop of Jarrow 7.8/10 04/06/2023: Viewers' opinions on BBC shows and behind-the-scenes reports on new programmes S2023E06 2022.5.0/1 7.4/10 Cornwall (Extended Version): Steve Brown helps a couple from Hertfordshire to find a new home in their favourite holiday destination of Cornwall, as well as meeting a local ceramicist 5.9/10 An earthquake forces a bear from the Peruvian jungle to start a new life in London. He finds modern Britain to be very different from the stories told to him by his aunt, but makes a new home with a kindly family. However, a sinister taxidermist intends to turn him into a museum exhibit. Comedy based on Michael Bond's series of children's books, starring Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins and Nicole Kidman, with the voice of Ben Whishaw 8.7/10 Protecting Primates: With more than half of the world's primates under threat of extinction, Chris Packham narrates a look at what is being done to protect primates, with scientists making ground-breaking discoveries about this remarkable animal family. Researcher Dr Cat Hobaiter has spent 13 years studying chimpanzees in the jungles of Uganda, while on Thailand's East coast, Dr Amanda Tan reveals how long-tailed macaques use tools to harvest shellfish S01E03 0.2.0/1 8.5/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Lower Hampen: Charlotte Smith and Matt Baker are at Lower Hampen Farm in the Cotswolds to meet Lydia and Clive Handy who have turned back the clock to adopt a more traditional approach to farming. Matt weaves a yarn, using wool from the farm's rare breed sheep, and Charlotte lifts the lid on soil microbiology and how it could impact the way we grow our food in the future. Adam Henson looks at a major food fraud in the British pig industry and Tom Heap investigates how food price inflation could impact the nation's health. S2023E23 2022.22.0/1 7.2/10 Deep Thinkers: Disguised underwater cameras capture footage of sea creatures. The first episode features the most intelligent animals in the ocean, including sperm whales and octopuses, which are shown using improvised tools to fend off rivals. The programme also features puffer fish creating sand sculptures and a hermit crab that becomes an unwitting documentary-maker after it steals the shell with a spy camera in. Narrated by David Tennant S01E01 0.0.0/1 8/10 Clissold Park, Stoke Newington 2: Fiona Bruce presents the show from Clissold Park, Stoke Newington, where treasures include Lewis Hamilton's racing helmet, Scandinavian jewellery and memorabilia from the movie Blade Runner. Marc Allum hears the inspiring story of the British Reggae Artists Famine Appeal, a fundraising response to Live Aid in 1985, while Will Farmer inspects a perspex mermaid sculpture by Arthur Fleischmann S45E16 44.15.0/1 7/10 Annie invites Terry to Marlene's party in the hope that it will help him to make a fresh start. But seeing a carefree and integrated Annie only makes Terry feel like more of an outsider and his PTSD spirals. With her parents out all night, Pattie tries to confront her problems head on and ends up in a dangerous situation S01E04 0.3.0/1 9.2/10 News/Current Affairs 3.7/10 News/Current Affairs Divorcee Toby Howard and his ex-con older brother Tanner embark on a meticulously-planned crime spree, hoping to rob every branch of the West Texas bank that has threatened to foreclose on their family ranch. However, they soon find themselves being pursued by two veteran Texas Rangers. Neo-western drama, starring Jeff Bridges, Chris Pine and Ben Foster 5.7/10 Former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann, British gymnastics great Beth Tweddle, seven-time snooker world champion Stephen Hendry and BBC sports presenter JJ Chalmers join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E25 51.24.0/1 2.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 05/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 A woman claiming £1.7 million for injuries who was caught on camera while shopping, and a yoga instructor who bent the truth to get a pay-out following an accident S15E01 14.0.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 6 (45 Min): Police pursue security guards suspected of stealing £200,000 of hospital parking fees. Plus, a charity worker brazenly transfers £500,000 of public money to his own bank account 6.9/10 Martin Roberts and the team are in Scotland and the north of England to follow renovations in Paisley, Coventry and Bradford S25E62 24.61.0/1 4.4/10 Hemswell: Caroline Hawley presents the show from Hemswell in Lincolnshire, and has a mystery to solve. Izzie Balmer and Mark Stacey help the Reds and Blues to a prime purchase S65E03 64.2.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs Darker Dimensions: Al is giddy with excitement when he takes Emma to a Comic Con - but will Emma embrace the world of Darker Dimensions and its obsessive fans? S24E74 23.73.0/1 2.9/10 Jacqui Joseph rescues an old, rusty pulley, a nursing chair and a table with cast-iron legs from Altrincham recycling centre S14E10 13.9.0/1 7.1/10 Lancashire: Jules Hudson helps a couple to find a new home in Lancashire after years living in Australia, and visits a nature reserve created at a quarry used to build the UK's first motorway S23E51 22.50.0/1 5.9/10 Swindon: Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull are in Swindon to transform a troublesome sloping plot with a rotten deck into a 21st-century cottage garden perfect for entertaining friends S08E06 7.5.0/1 7.9/10 The team visits busy mum Monique at her two-bedroom home in South East London. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, the team create special bunkbed spaces for her two daughters, address the overspill of toys with bespoke storage solutions, and give their bathroom a deep clean S02E06 1.5.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong is joined by co-host Ria Lina on the quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions S29E31 28.30.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas present the first visit of the week to the One Show studio, featuring the usual mix of topical stories and celebrity chat 4/10 Linda struggles with the Knight family invasion on the Vic and George speaks to Phil about a collaboration with the Boxing Den. Ben reveals his plan to sell the Arches but Phil is not impressed when he finds out the potential buyer is Sharon. Things are tense with the Panesars and Eve and Suki find their chance to get rid of Nish for good 5/10 The UK is facing a chronic illness epidemic, with diabetes rates at record levels and cancers in young people rising steeply. Now, there's growing evidence suggesting this could be linked to the food we eat. Ultra-processed convenience foods contain chemicals that UK regulators say are safe, but Panorama investigates emerging scientific evidence of a link between some of these chemicals and cancer, diabetes, and strokes 8.1/10 Rav Wilding and YouTuber Jim Browning join forces with ethical hackers to hunt down cyber criminals. Using the same remote-access technology that criminals use to scam their victims, the team hacks the hackers and monitors their operation 7/10 Paul insists on having Kappen's body exhumed. Jackie reluctantly allows it, but warns him that a wrong step could fatally compromise the force's reputation. At a press conference discussing the exhumation, questions are raised about the line of enquiry regarding Willoughby, and why more is not being done to eliminate other suspects first. Paul nonetheless puts all his efforts into following the Kappen theory, forcing Phil and Geraint to take matters into their own hands S01E04 0.3.0/1 7.8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Tanya Arnold presents action from the Magic Weekend fixtures at St James' Park in Newcastle, including Warrington Wolves v Hull FC and Wigan Warriors v Catalans Dragons 7.3/10 The MUAs' skills are tested to the limits when they work in teams to produce digital looks for Adidas at Metaverse Fashion Week, where they must impress guest judge Isamaya Ffrench. Back in the studio they're tasked with producing cartoon characters that live in a made-up world, with one of the contestants eliminated at the end of the challenge S05E05 4.4.0/1 3.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E02 14.1.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 7 (45 Min): The amateur actress who put on a performance to evade justice for a £750,000 fraud and the council worker who used £80,000 of taxpayer's cash to fuel his taste for the high life 6.9/10 Martin and Dion speak to a couple who bought their first house at auction and plan to turn it into a home in Macclesfield, two brothers who have bought some unusual disused buildings from the 1950s in Codnor and a couple hoping to make some money by renovating and selling a house in Rainworth S26E29 25.28.0/1 4.4/10 Stamford Meadows 12: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss help two teams look for items at an antiques fair in Stamford, Lincolnshire, while Natasha Raskin Sharp challenges the conkers world champion S54E25 53.24.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs Rebirth: Bear puts his foot in it with his Receptionist Team and Miles makes a move on Zara. Malika helps a labouring mother and her teenage daughter S24E75 23.74.0/1 2.9/10 Series 8 & 9 Episode 12 (Shortened): Jacqui Joseph visits Earlswood Recycling centre where she finds some sofa leather for luggage expert Neil Wragg to put to use and a mannequin for her to upcycle and sell on 7.1/10 Dorset: Two newlyweds enlist the help of Ginny Buckley in their search for a new home in the Dorset countryside. Having grown out of their town flat they need enough space for all their hobbies S23E52 22.51.0/1 5.9/10 Derby: Lee and Chris head to Derby to help Bal and her family restore her late mum's garden to its former glory. With a budget of £6,500 the pair aim to make a colourful, Indian-inspired space where the family can gather and watch Bollywood movies on their outdoor cinema screen S08E07 7.6.0/1 7.9/10 The team help an avid recycler whose small flat is bursting at the seams. With a limited budget and 24 hours, they transform the overflowing spare room into a dining area S02E07 1.6.0/1 4.4/10 Quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Ria Lina S29E32 28.31.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 06/06/2023: Alex Jones and Lauren Laverne present the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Elaine has a decision to make about George as Linda begs her to end their relationship. Having sold the Arches to Sharon, Ben focuses all his attention on Lexi but she is finding it hard to open up. Keanu is stunned to discover Sharon bought the Arches for him and he admits he is finding it difficult knowing that she is the one supporting him 5/10 Shola's behaviour causes concern with the staff leading Val to investigate. Kelly Jo's first day out of the BU goes from bad to worse when a kind-hearted gesture from Dean backfires. Myles causes problems for Joe who is already reeling from an unexpected visitor, leaving him and Mike feeling uncertain about the future S12E04 11.3.0/1 7.4/10 This companion documentary to the BBC drama Steeltown Murders tells the inside story of the police investigation into the 1973 murders of three teenage girls near the steel town of Port Talbot. With revealing interviews from detectives at the heart of the re-investigation and emotional first-time interviews from friends and family of the girls, the programme reveals how, after nearly 30 years, Wales's first serial killer was finally unmasked 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Viking Funeral: When Thorfinn's bones are discovered on the property, he asks Sam to conduct the traditional Viking funeral he's always wanted, but Sam and Jay are torn when they learn that the bones could be sold to a museum for a lot of much-needed cash S01E03 0.2.0/1 3.7/10 Dinner Party: Sam and Jay invite Henry and Margaret to a dinner party to woo them into allowing the bed and breakfast, and the ghosts are desperately eager to be included on the guest list S01E04 0.3.0/1 3.7/10 Andrew Lloyd Webber: Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber knows he comes from a musical family, including virtuoso cellist brother Julian, but he is curious as to where his showbusiness genes and love of musical theatre come from. By following his mother's line, Andrew soon uncovers a certain Uncle Peregrine, who played a key role under Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo. On his father's side, Henry Simmonds was a missionary who dedicated his life to helping the poor and needy. Andrew is astonished to uncover stories that uncannily parallel his own life, including an ancestor with a famous cello-playing brother S20E01 19.0.0/1 8/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 07/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E03 14.2.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 8 (45 Min): The school business manager who embezzled more than £200,000 and the couple with expensive tastes who hid their relationship to pocket more than £100,000 of taxpayers' cash 6.9/10 Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow the stories of three more renovations. The auction buys in Cardiff, Preston and Wolverhampton are bought by families of property developers and two of the projects are destined to be the developers' homes while the third is given a top end refurbishment for the rental market S25E63 24.62.0/1 4.4/10 Grantham 25: In southern Lincolnshire, Nick Hall and Gary Pe help two teams scour in Grantham town centre for items, while presenter Charlie Ross finds out about four eras of English furniture with auctioneer and expert Colin Young S53E10 52.9.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs Zara tries to lay low while Scarlett and Ollie up their game. Rob goes on a mission to contact Nancy who hasn't been seen in months S24E76 23.75.0/1 2.9/10 In Somerset, Sarah Moore explores Keynsham Recycling Centre, searching for three items she hopes can be revived. There's a cast iron mangle for woodworker Bruce Faulseit and upholsterer Leigh-Anne Treadwell sets to work trying to give a much-cherished chair a second chance. Sarah herself has a metal bed frame to repurpose S12E05 11.4.0/1 7.1/10 Powys: Jules Hudson is in the Welsh county of Powys with a couple whose wish list includes an annexe for their parents, along with at least half an acre of land for their budget of £650,000. Jules also meets a man who scours space with his telescopes, looking for large, undiscovered objects that could be on a collision course with Earth S23E06 22.5.0/1 5.9/10 Coalville: Charlie and Flo go head-to-head to design a garden to match Jo and Jack's Victorian terraced house. They have just £4,500 to tick all the boxes on the couple's extensive wishlist S08E08 7.7.0/1 7.9/10 The team head to Homerton, east London to help entrepreneurs Rob and Haley make the most out of their two-bed house that is overrun with pets S02E08 1.7.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E16 27.15.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 07/06/2023: Alex Jones presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Suki sets her plan to take down Nish into action and Linda is determined to find some dirt on George. Sharon worries about Keanu's business skills so she hires Reiss to take care of the Arches accounts. Ben and Jay finally get Lexi to open up 5/10 The team welcome the Poet Laureate Simon Armitage into the Repair Shop who brings with him a harmonium, the subject of one of his poems that brings back memories of his late father. Cobbler Dean Westmoreland is given the task of repairing Valerie's pair of children's leather clogs that were bought to help her sister with mobility issues balance in the 1950s. Kirsten Ramsay is tasked with reviving Martin's broken sculpture depicting his mother as a young woman made by a Czechoslovakian art student in 1947. Finally, Kirsty visits jeweller Richard Talman, hoping he can fix her mum's silver charm bracelet gifted to her mother by her father in the early 1960s S08E05 7.4.0/1 8.5/10 The 10 remaining sewers make and celebrate garments from West Africa. Sara Pascoe and judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young are joined by guest judge, Nigerian fashion designer, Banke Kuku. The pattern challenge takes inspiration from a Ghanaian Batakari or Fugu tunic which involves sewing strips of handwoven deboya fabric. In the transformation challenge, the sewers have 90 minutes to make hand-dyed adire fabric into dresses by draping the fabric on the stand. In the made to measure challenge, the contestants make dramatic, flowing wide-sleeved robes worn by people across West Africa S09E03 8.2.0/1 6.6/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs The third kiss-off ends with a bang, as Dannii Minogue asks the couples to make their toughest choice yet - whether their relationships can survive outside the show. For one pairing, this represents a particular challenge, as they live a great distance from each other S01E07 0.6.0/1 0.4/10 The boys decide if they want to take their relationship into the real world - but not before one final party where everyone dresses up as their favourite queer icon. On the final day, family and friends come to visit, which leaves some of the boys with the unique experience of introducing them to a partner for the first time S01E08 0.7.0/1 0.4/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 Episode 9 (30 Min): The trusted parish clerk who secretly transferred the entire council budget to himself. Plus, how hidden cameras, set up under cover of darkness, exposed a greedy council tenant's deceit. Presented by Michelle Ackerley 6.9/10 In Buckinghamshire, Sarah Moore sifts through boot-fulls of rubbish at Beaconsfield recycling centre in the hope of finding three gems amongst the junk. Lighting designer Duncan McKean takes on a pair of mirrors, while a lacrosse stick and a wrought iron stand test the creative mettle of blacksmiths Bex Simon and Dave Harris. Sarah herself sets to work updating a reproduction desk S14E12 13.11.0/1 7.1/10 Leeds: Donna and Dan's garden is small and messy with lots of sharp difficult surfaces that present a problem for their youngest daughter Emilia, who has Down's syndrome. Emilia and her sister Maya love nothing more than playing in the garden, but currently it's unsafe and needs to be redesigned with more forgiving materials so they don't hurt themselves. Donna was born and raised in Norway, so Charlie Dimmock and Flo Headlam set about building a sensory, Scandi-themed garden within a £3,000 budget for the family to enjoy S08E09 7.8.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Bedford to meet single mum Katie. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, they transform her lacklustre bedroom into a relaxing space that doubles as a home office. Maxine Dwyer uses her potions to treat make-up spills on the carpet S02E09 1.8.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E17 27.16.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines 08/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Reality TV star Mark Wright embarks on an epic road trip across Britain in the company of his brother Josh and father Big Mark. Along the way they open up about things that they've never spoken about before. For Mark it's a chance to reconnect focus on the things in life that really matter, Big Mark wants to regain his confidence after almost losing his life to Covid, while for Josh, it's a chance to experience things he was never able to do while he was a professional footballer. Among other things, they tackle a white-knuckle mountain bike ride, sleep in an abandoned slate mine and reflect on a tough few years S01E01 0.0.0/1 0.5/10 Claire Foy: Having enjoyed researching the lives of her onscreen characters in The Crown, actress Claire Foy looks forward to delving into the lives of her own ancestors. After reminiscing about their Irish roots, her maternal grandfather directs her to 'The Castle' in Carlisle, the site of the military barracks where her great, great grandparents Henry and Maria Stimpson lived. Claire's father David was adopted, but was reunited with his birth mother Joyce later in life. Despite having got to know Joyce, he knows nothing of her ancestors, so Claire sets out to find out more S20E02 19.1.0/1 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Fiona Bruce presents the topical debate from Norfolk, inviting a panel of politicians and other guests in King's Lynn to answer questions from an invited audience on subjects that have made the headlines over the past week 8.2/10 A rota of BBC journalists, including Adam Fleming and Chris Mason, contribute to the weekly round-up from Westminster. Collectively, they deliver their usual mix of serious analysis and light-hearted gossip concerning the biggest stories in politics 8.2/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 03/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 03/06/2023: Matt Tebbutt is joined by chefs Ravinder Bhogal and Georgina Hayden, plus special guest Dan Aykroyd. Olly Smith chooses the wines to go with the studio dishes 6.4/10 Mary cooks four recipes that prove watching the pennies does not mean having to sacrifice on flavour. They include a crab courgetti spaghetti dish that uses tinned fish at a fraction of the cost of fresh. Plus, a spinach filo swirl demonstrates an inventive way of stretching six sausages to feed the family S01E06 0.5.0/1 8.3/10 Alex Scott looks ahead to today's FA Cup final between Manchester City and Manchester United at Wembley Stadium 7.3/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 A reimagined look back at the 2022/23 season's gripping FA Cup journey through a homage to classic video games 6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United (Kick-off 3.00pm). Gary Lineker presents coverage of the final from Wembley Stadium, as the local rivals battle it out for the prestigious trophy. Premier League-winners City claimed a 3-0 win over Championship side Sheffield United in the semi-finals, before United overcame Brighton & Hove Albion on penalties to reach their second Wembley final of the campaign, having already lifted the Carabao Cup. The Citizens prevailed 6-3 when the neighbours met in the league in October at Etihad Stadium, but United gained a measure of revenge with a 2-1 victory at Old Trafford three months later. With analysis from Alan Shearer, Micah Richards and Peter Schmeichel 6.4/10 Aylesbury & Liphook (Extended): Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers create a sensory garden for two autistic girls in Aylesbury, while also providing a garden in Liphook for Anne, Shaun and daughter Joanne 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Bradley Walsh hosts the revival of the comedy quiz show, with panellists Lorraine Kelly, Richard Madeley, Suzi Ruffell, Jimmy Carr, Su Pollard and Big Narstie helping contestants win some brilliant prizes by filling in the blanks S2022E03 2021.2.0/1 3.9/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Kaye Adams, Kai Widdrington, Kelly Cates, Jill Douglas, Lucy Porter, Kevin Eldon, Dr Daniel Olaiya, Dr Raphael Olaiya try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E08 15.7.0/1 7.2/10 Armour Plated: Iain is called out to a multi-vehicle crash caused by a man jumping from a bridge. The crisis forces him to relive traumatic memories of the events that led to his partner's death, and makes him question his relationship with a still struggling Faith. Jodie comes to see a different side to her father, Cam finds himself lodging with unexpected company, and Paige receives some troubling news S37E33 36.32.0/1 7.1/10 A scientist's body is found in Loch Katrine, a case that reminds Annika of a play by Ibsen. But with so many people wanting the victim dead, which one did he push over the edge? Away from work, the DI takes more than a parental interest in Morgan's therapist. Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E03 0.2.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Behind-the-scenes documentary looking at how the Argentina star, won the World Cup for the first time in his illustrious career last year in Qatar. With contributions from his international teammates, including Premier League stars Emi Martinez, Alexix Mac Allister and Julian Alvarez, and manager Lionel Scaloni 9.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 After a series of violent murders scandalises Victorian London, the media-dubbed Limehouse Golem strikes fear into the hearts of the public. Into this melting pot is thrust well-intentioned inspector John Kildare, who has never been given a murder case before. The Scotland Yard sleuth knows he has been set up to fail, but soon uncovers a lead that implicates Karl Marx, George Gissing and the popular music hall star Dan Leno. He follows the trail, wherever it may lead, through the seediest and most intriguing parts of London. Thriller, starring Bill Nighy, Douglas Booth and Olivia Cooke 8.1/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 04/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Interviews with key politicians and public figures 8.3/10 Kent: Mehreen Baig follows in the footsteps of Charles Dickens as she explores the Kent countryside, visiting the setting of Great Expectations and the house where the author died S01E05 0.4.0/1 7.7/10 The development potential of a Warwickshire property above a former brewery, a Staffordshire house with a huge back garden and a former farm building in Nottinghamshire S24E51 23.50.0/1 4.4/10 Charlie Ross presents the show from the Kent County Showground in Detling, and finds out about local explorer Julius Brenchley. With experts Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 The Angel of the North: The Rev Kate Bottley celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Angel of the North, joined by the statue's creator Antony Gormley and the former Bishop of Jarrow 7.8/10 04/06/2023: Viewers' opinions on BBC shows and behind-the-scenes reports on new programmes S2023E06 2022.5.0/1 7.4/10 Cornwall (Extended Version): Steve Brown helps a couple from Hertfordshire to find a new home in their favourite holiday destination of Cornwall, as well as meeting a local ceramicist 5.9/10 An earthquake forces a bear from the Peruvian jungle to start a new life in London. He finds modern Britain to be very different from the stories told to him by his aunt, but makes a new home with a kindly family. However, a sinister taxidermist intends to turn him into a museum exhibit. Comedy based on Michael Bond's series of children's books, starring Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins and Nicole Kidman, with the voice of Ben Whishaw 8.7/10 Protecting Primates: With more than half of the world's primates under threat of extinction, Chris Packham narrates a look at what is being done to protect primates, with scientists making ground-breaking discoveries about this remarkable animal family. Researcher Dr Cat Hobaiter has spent 13 years studying chimpanzees in the jungles of Uganda, while on Thailand's East coast, Dr Amanda Tan reveals how long-tailed macaques use tools to harvest shellfish S01E03 0.2.0/1 8.5/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Lower Hampen: Charlotte Smith and Matt Baker are at Lower Hampen Farm in the Cotswolds to meet Lydia and Clive Handy who have turned back the clock to adopt a more traditional approach to farming. Matt weaves a yarn, using wool from the farm's rare breed sheep, and Charlotte lifts the lid on soil microbiology and how it could impact the way we grow our food in the future. Adam Henson looks at a major food fraud in the British pig industry and Tom Heap investigates how food price inflation could impact the nation's health. S2023E23 2022.22.0/1 7.2/10 Deep Thinkers: Disguised underwater cameras capture footage of sea creatures. The first episode features the most intelligent animals in the ocean, including sperm whales and octopuses, which are shown using improvised tools to fend off rivals. The programme also features puffer fish creating sand sculptures and a hermit crab that becomes an unwitting documentary-maker after it steals the shell with a spy camera in. Narrated by David Tennant S01E01 0.0.0/1 8/10 Clissold Park, Stoke Newington 2: Fiona Bruce presents the show from Clissold Park, Stoke Newington, where treasures include Lewis Hamilton's racing helmet, Scandinavian jewellery and memorabilia from the movie Blade Runner. Marc Allum hears the inspiring story of the British Reggae Artists Famine Appeal, a fundraising response to Live Aid in 1985, while Will Farmer inspects a perspex mermaid sculpture by Arthur Fleischmann S45E16 44.15.0/1 7/10 Annie invites Terry to Marlene's party in the hope that it will help him to make a fresh start. But seeing a carefree and integrated Annie only makes Terry feel like more of an outsider and his PTSD spirals. With her parents out all night, Pattie tries to confront her problems head on and ends up in a dangerous situation S01E04 0.3.0/1 9.2/10 News/Current Affairs 3.7/10 News/Current Affairs Divorcee Toby Howard and his ex-con older brother Tanner embark on a meticulously-planned crime spree, hoping to rob every branch of the West Texas bank that has threatened to foreclose on their family ranch. However, they soon find themselves being pursued by two veteran Texas Rangers. Neo-western drama, starring Jeff Bridges, Chris Pine and Ben Foster 5.7/10 Former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann, British gymnastics great Beth Tweddle, seven-time snooker world champion Stephen Hendry and BBC sports presenter JJ Chalmers join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E25 51.24.0/1 2.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 05/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 A woman claiming £1.7 million for injuries who was caught on camera while shopping, and a yoga instructor who bent the truth to get a pay-out following an accident S15E01 14.0.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 6 (45 Min): Police pursue security guards suspected of stealing £200,000 of hospital parking fees. Plus, a charity worker brazenly transfers £500,000 of public money to his own bank account 6.9/10 Martin Roberts and the team are in Scotland and the north of England to follow renovations in Paisley, Coventry and Bradford S25E62 24.61.0/1 4.4/10 Hemswell: Caroline Hawley presents the show from Hemswell in Lincolnshire, and has a mystery to solve. Izzie Balmer and Mark Stacey help the Reds and Blues to a prime purchase S65E03 64.2.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs Darker Dimensions: Al is giddy with excitement when he takes Emma to a Comic Con - but will Emma embrace the world of Darker Dimensions and its obsessive fans? S24E74 23.73.0/1 2.9/10 Jacqui Joseph rescues an old, rusty pulley, a nursing chair and a table with cast-iron legs from Altrincham recycling centre S14E10 13.9.0/1 7.1/10 Lancashire: Jules Hudson helps a couple to find a new home in Lancashire after years living in Australia, and visits a nature reserve created at a quarry used to build the UK's first motorway S23E51 22.50.0/1 5.9/10 Swindon: Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull are in Swindon to transform a troublesome sloping plot with a rotten deck into a 21st-century cottage garden perfect for entertaining friends S08E06 7.5.0/1 7.9/10 The team visits busy mum Monique at her two-bedroom home in South East London. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, the team create special bunkbed spaces for her two daughters, address the overspill of toys with bespoke storage solutions, and give their bathroom a deep clean S02E06 1.5.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong is joined by co-host Ria Lina on the quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions S29E31 28.30.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas present the first visit of the week to the One Show studio, featuring the usual mix of topical stories and celebrity chat 4/10 Linda struggles with the Knight family invasion on the Vic and George speaks to Phil about a collaboration with the Boxing Den. Ben reveals his plan to sell the Arches but Phil is not impressed when he finds out the potential buyer is Sharon. Things are tense with the Panesars and Eve and Suki find their chance to get rid of Nish for good 5/10 The UK is facing a chronic illness epidemic, with diabetes rates at record levels and cancers in young people rising steeply. Now, there's growing evidence suggesting this could be linked to the food we eat. Ultra-processed convenience foods contain chemicals that UK regulators say are safe, but Panorama investigates emerging scientific evidence of a link between some of these chemicals and cancer, diabetes, and strokes 8.1/10 Rav Wilding and YouTuber Jim Browning join forces with ethical hackers to hunt down cyber criminals. Using the same remote-access technology that criminals use to scam their victims, the team hacks the hackers and monitors their operation 7/10 Paul insists on having Kappen's body exhumed. Jackie reluctantly allows it, but warns him that a wrong step could fatally compromise the force's reputation. At a press conference discussing the exhumation, questions are raised about the line of enquiry regarding Willoughby, and why more is not being done to eliminate other suspects first. Paul nonetheless puts all his efforts into following the Kappen theory, forcing Phil and Geraint to take matters into their own hands S01E04 0.3.0/1 7.8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Tanya Arnold presents action from the Magic Weekend fixtures at St James' Park in Newcastle, including Warrington Wolves v Hull FC and Wigan Warriors v Catalans Dragons 7.3/10 The MUAs' skills are tested to the limits when they work in teams to produce digital looks for Adidas at Metaverse Fashion Week, where they must impress guest judge Isamaya Ffrench. Back in the studio they're tasked with producing cartoon characters that live in a made-up world, with one of the contestants eliminated at the end of the challenge S05E05 4.4.0/1 3.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E02 14.1.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 7 (45 Min): The amateur actress who put on a performance to evade justice for a £750,000 fraud and the council worker who used £80,000 of taxpayer's cash to fuel his taste for the high life 6.9/10 Martin and Dion speak to a couple who bought their first house at auction and plan to turn it into a home in Macclesfield, two brothers who have bought some unusual disused buildings from the 1950s in Codnor and a couple hoping to make some money by renovating and selling a house in Rainworth S26E29 25.28.0/1 4.4/10 Stamford Meadows 12: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss help two teams look for items at an antiques fair in Stamford, Lincolnshire, while Natasha Raskin Sharp challenges the conkers world champion S54E25 53.24.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs Rebirth: Bear puts his foot in it with his Receptionist Team and Miles makes a move on Zara. Malika helps a labouring mother and her teenage daughter S24E75 23.74.0/1 2.9/10 Series 8 & 9 Episode 12 (Shortened): Jacqui Joseph visits Earlswood Recycling centre where she finds some sofa leather for luggage expert Neil Wragg to put to use and a mannequin for her to upcycle and sell on 7.1/10 Dorset: Two newlyweds enlist the help of Ginny Buckley in their search for a new home in the Dorset countryside. Having grown out of their town flat they need enough space for all their hobbies S23E52 22.51.0/1 5.9/10 Derby: Lee and Chris head to Derby to help Bal and her family restore her late mum's garden to its former glory. With a budget of £6,500 the pair aim to make a colourful, Indian-inspired space where the family can gather and watch Bollywood movies on their outdoor cinema screen S08E07 7.6.0/1 7.9/10 The team help an avid recycler whose small flat is bursting at the seams. With a limited budget and 24 hours, they transform the overflowing spare room into a dining area S02E07 1.6.0/1 4.4/10 Quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Ria Lina S29E32 28.31.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 06/06/2023: Alex Jones and Lauren Laverne present the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Elaine has a decision to make about George as Linda begs her to end their relationship. Having sold the Arches to Sharon, Ben focuses all his attention on Lexi but she is finding it hard to open up. Keanu is stunned to discover Sharon bought the Arches for him and he admits he is finding it difficult knowing that she is the one supporting him 5/10 Shola's behaviour causes concern with the staff leading Val to investigate. Kelly Jo's first day out of the BU goes from bad to worse when a kind-hearted gesture from Dean backfires. Myles causes problems for Joe who is already reeling from an unexpected visitor, leaving him and Mike feeling uncertain about the future S12E04 11.3.0/1 7.4/10 This companion documentary to the BBC drama Steeltown Murders tells the inside story of the police investigation into the 1973 murders of three teenage girls near the steel town of Port Talbot. With revealing interviews from detectives at the heart of the re-investigation and emotional first-time interviews from friends and family of the girls, the programme reveals how, after nearly 30 years, Wales's first serial killer was finally unmasked 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Viking Funeral: When Thorfinn's bones are discovered on the property, he asks Sam to conduct the traditional Viking funeral he's always wanted, but Sam and Jay are torn when they learn that the bones could be sold to a museum for a lot of much-needed cash S01E03 0.2.0/1 3.7/10 Dinner Party: Sam and Jay invite Henry and Margaret to a dinner party to woo them into allowing the bed and breakfast, and the ghosts are desperately eager to be included on the guest list S01E04 0.3.0/1 3.7/10 Andrew Lloyd Webber: Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber knows he comes from a musical family, including virtuoso cellist brother Julian, but he is curious as to where his showbusiness genes and love of musical theatre come from. By following his mother's line, Andrew soon uncovers a certain Uncle Peregrine, who played a key role under Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo. On his father's side, Henry Simmonds was a missionary who dedicated his life to helping the poor and needy. Andrew is astonished to uncover stories that uncannily parallel his own life, including an ancestor with a famous cello-playing brother S20E01 19.0.0/1 8/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 07/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E03 14.2.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 8 (45 Min): The school business manager who embezzled more than £200,000 and the couple with expensive tastes who hid their relationship to pocket more than £100,000 of taxpayers' cash 6.9/10 Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow the stories of three more renovations. The auction buys in Cardiff, Preston and Wolverhampton are bought by families of property developers and two of the projects are destined to be the developers' homes while the third is given a top end refurbishment for the rental market S25E63 24.62.0/1 4.4/10 Grantham 25: In southern Lincolnshire, Nick Hall and Gary Pe help two teams scour in Grantham town centre for items, while presenter Charlie Ross finds out about four eras of English furniture with auctioneer and expert Colin Young S53E10 52.9.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs Zara tries to lay low while Scarlett and Ollie up their game. Rob goes on a mission to contact Nancy who hasn't been seen in months S24E76 23.75.0/1 2.9/10 In Somerset, Sarah Moore explores Keynsham Recycling Centre, searching for three items she hopes can be revived. There's a cast iron mangle for woodworker Bruce Faulseit and upholsterer Leigh-Anne Treadwell sets to work trying to give a much-cherished chair a second chance. Sarah herself has a metal bed frame to repurpose S12E05 11.4.0/1 7.1/10 Powys: Jules Hudson is in the Welsh county of Powys with a couple whose wish list includes an annexe for their parents, along with at least half an acre of land for their budget of £650,000. Jules also meets a man who scours space with his telescopes, looking for large, undiscovered objects that could be on a collision course with Earth S23E06 22.5.0/1 5.9/10 Coalville: Charlie and Flo go head-to-head to design a garden to match Jo and Jack's Victorian terraced house. They have just £4,500 to tick all the boxes on the couple's extensive wishlist S08E08 7.7.0/1 7.9/10 The team head to Homerton, east London to help entrepreneurs Rob and Haley make the most out of their two-bed house that is overrun with pets S02E08 1.7.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E16 27.15.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 07/06/2023: Alex Jones presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Suki sets her plan to take down Nish into action and Linda is determined to find some dirt on George. Sharon worries about Keanu's business skills so she hires Reiss to take care of the Arches accounts. Ben and Jay finally get Lexi to open up 5/10 The team welcome the Poet Laureate Simon Armitage into the Repair Shop who brings with him a harmonium, the subject of one of his poems that brings back memories of his late father. Cobbler Dean Westmoreland is given the task of repairing Valerie's pair of children's leather clogs that were bought to help her sister with mobility issues balance in the 1950s. Kirsten Ramsay is tasked with reviving Martin's broken sculpture depicting his mother as a young woman made by a Czechoslovakian art student in 1947. Finally, Kirsty visits jeweller Richard Talman, hoping he can fix her mum's silver charm bracelet gifted to her mother by her father in the early 1960s S08E05 7.4.0/1 8.5/10 The 10 remaining sewers make and celebrate garments from West Africa. Sara Pascoe and judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young are joined by guest judge, Nigerian fashion designer, Banke Kuku. The pattern challenge takes inspiration from a Ghanaian Batakari or Fugu tunic which involves sewing strips of handwoven deboya fabric. In the transformation challenge, the sewers have 90 minutes to make hand-dyed adire fabric into dresses by draping the fabric on the stand. In the made to measure challenge, the contestants make dramatic, flowing wide-sleeved robes worn by people across West Africa S09E03 8.2.0/1 6.6/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs The third kiss-off ends with a bang, as Dannii Minogue asks the couples to make their toughest choice yet - whether their relationships can survive outside the show. For one pairing, this represents a particular challenge, as they live a great distance from each other S01E07 0.6.0/1 0.4/10 The boys decide if they want to take their relationship into the real world - but not before one final party where everyone dresses up as their favourite queer icon. On the final day, family and friends come to visit, which leaves some of the boys with the unique experience of introducing them to a partner for the first time S01E08 0.7.0/1 0.4/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 How the lies of a factory worker claiming £90,000 for an accident at work were exposed when his bosses revealed he wasn't even on site. Plus, the driver who tried to get away with claiming for old damage to his car after a minor bump with a lorry is caught on camera and the cabbie who concocted a claim after a prang before being told to cough up thousands by a judge S15E04 14.3.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 9 (30 Min): The trusted parish clerk who secretly transferred the entire council budget to himself. Plus, how hidden cameras, set up under cover of darkness, exposed a greedy council tenant's deceit. Presented by Michelle Ackerley 6.9/10 Dion Dublin is in Manchester to see a three-bed semi-detached house bought by a father and son property developing team. He's also in Sheffield viewing an interesting commercial unit that was previously a photography studio. Martel Maxwell is in Hartlepool to see a three-bed mid-terrace with a very low auction guide price S26E30 25.29.0/1 4.4/10 Narberth 26: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss guide two teams in Narberth, west Wales, as they buy items to go head to head at auction in Cardiff. Host Christina Trevanion learns about a collection of First World War crested china, which was once overlooked by collectors S60E12 59.11.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs Blast from the Past: Bear and Claudia's fun day splinters, while Kirsty discovers Nina's plans for VPAS. Rosie tries her hand at diagnosing patients, much to Al's chagrin S24E77 23.76.0/1 2.9/10 In Buckinghamshire, Sarah Moore sifts through boot-fulls of rubbish at Beaconsfield recycling centre in the hope of finding three gems amongst the junk. Lighting designer Duncan McKean takes on a pair of mirrors, while a lacrosse stick and a wrought iron stand test the creative mettle of blacksmiths Bex Simon and Dave Harris. Sarah herself sets to work updating a reproduction desk S14E12 13.11.0/1 7.1/10 Somerset: Two sisters combine their resources to find a secluded house in Somerset that has enough land to start their own music festival, but on a slightly smaller scale than the one the county is famous for. Alistair Appleton escorts is on hand to help and also takes time out to visit the village of Stoke St Gregory, where an old pub has been transformed into not just the local watering hole but a community shop and cafe too S23E08 22.7.0/1 5.9/10 Leeds: Donna and Dan's garden is small and messy with lots of sharp difficult surfaces that present a problem for their youngest daughter Emilia, who has Down's syndrome. Emilia and her sister Maya love nothing more than playing in the garden, but currently it's unsafe and needs to be redesigned with more forgiving materials so they don't hurt themselves. Donna was born and raised in Norway, so Charlie Dimmock and Flo Headlam set about building a sensory, Scandi-themed garden within a £3,000 budget for the family to enjoy S08E09 7.8.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Bedford to meet single mum Katie. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, they transform her lacklustre bedroom into a relaxing space that doubles as a home office. Maxine Dwyer uses her potions to treat make-up spills on the carpet S02E09 1.8.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E17 27.16.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 08/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Sharon and Keanu continue to clash over the Arches and things get worse as Sonia and Reiss invite themselves over for the evening, forcing them to play host. Jay shares Lola's memory box with Kim and Billy and his friends realise just how much he is struggling with the grief 5/10 Reality TV star Mark Wright embarks on an epic road trip across Britain in the company of his brother Josh and father Big Mark. Along the way they open up about things that they've never spoken about before. For Mark it's a chance to reconnect focus on the things in life that really matter, Big Mark wants to regain his confidence after almost losing his life to Covid, while for Josh, it's a chance to experience things he was never able to do while he was a professional footballer. Among other things, they tackle a white-knuckle mountain bike ride, sleep in an abandoned slate mine and reflect on a tough few years S01E01 0.0.0/1 0.5/10 Alastair and Anna live in Winchester, Hampshire, and badly need their sloped garden transformed into a curvaceous country cottage idyll. They want to grow vegetables as well as have an entertaining area - all a challenge with the different levels. Charlie Dimmock and Arit Anderson take up the challenge on a budget of £5,500 7.9/10 Claire Foy: Having enjoyed researching the lives of her onscreen characters in The Crown, actress Claire Foy looks forward to delving into the lives of her own ancestors. After reminiscing about their Irish roots, her maternal grandfather directs her to 'The Castle' in Carlisle, the site of the military barracks where her great, great grandparents Henry and Maria Stimpson lived. Claire's father David was adopted, but was reunited with his birth mother Joyce later in life. Despite having got to know Joyce, he knows nothing of her ancestors, so Claire sets out to find out more S20E02 19.1.0/1 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Fiona Bruce presents the topical debate from Norfolk, inviting a panel of politicians and other guests in King's Lynn to answer questions from an invited audience on subjects that have made the headlines over the past week 8.2/10 A rota of BBC journalists, including Adam Fleming and Chris Mason, contribute to the weekly round-up from Westminster. Collectively, they deliver their usual mix of serious analysis and light-hearted gossip concerning the biggest stories in politics 8.2/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 Claimed and Shamed: Most Shocking: The heartless woman who put in multiple false claims to profit from tragedies such as the Grenfell Tower fire. Plus, the brazen conman who forgot which side of his body his fake injury was on S15E05 14.4.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 10 (30 Min): Documentary following the investigators tracking down crooks who steal from the NHS. Officers catch a woman faking disability to claim half a million pounds in benefits 6.9/10 A semi-detached house near Whitehaven in Cumbria and terraces in Norwich in Norfolk and Birmingham in the East Midlands are all bought at online auctions. Two are destined for the rental market, while the third is a couple's first family home for them and their baby daughter. Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow developments as their new owners realise their ambitions S25E65 24.64.0/1 4.4/10 Ardingly: Eric Knowles presents from Ardingly in West Sussex as two pairs go in search of potentially profitable items at an antiques fair. Experts Jonathan Pratt and Ochuko Ojiri are on hand to help the red and blue teams. Eric also finds out all about the history of luxury Pullman railway carriages S65E18 64.17.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs The Viper's Tongue: Mrs McCarthy gets an unwelcome birthday surprise when her life is threatened by a mysterious avenging angel. Crime drama, starring Mark Williams and Sorcha Cusack S09E02 8.1.0/1 6/10 Expert upcycler Jacqui Joseph is at Earlswood Recycling centre, scouring the skips for two items that she can rework to reveal their true potential. She enlists luggage legend Neil Wragg who has his hands full with some sofa leather, while Jacqui's creativity is tested with a mannequin 7.1/10 North Yorkshire: Having spent 30 years living and working in Hong Kong, a would-be buyer teams up with presenter Jonnie Irwin, seeking a property in North Yorkshire on a budget of £350,000. Away from the property shopping, Jonnie heads to the Yorkshire Dales to discover what is being done to restore and preserve one of the most environmentally important landscapes in Europe S23E09 22.8.0/1 5.9/10 Runcorn: Lee Burkhill and Chris Hull head to Runcorn, Cheshire, where they meet two Craigs. Each has different ideas about what they want from their bland back garden. One wants a stylish, contemporary space with clean lines and the other wishes to fill the garden with wildlife. Lee and Chris set about creating the perfect garden that pleases both on a £5,000 budget S08E10 7.9.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Croydon, south London, to help new parents Adam and Jen with their unfinished nursery. After discovering they were expecting twins, DIY took a back seat, leaving the couple with no storage for their baby kit. The team has just 24 hours and a limited budget to make Adam and Jen's home child friendly S02E10 1.9.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong hosts the quiz in which contestants try to record the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Stephen Mangan reveals the correct answers and comments on the players' scores S28E18 27.17.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 09/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp round off the working week with a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Northern Ireland gymnast Rhys McClenaghan has won medals at all of the major international competitions. This documentary follows him as he takes part in 2022's three biggest events - the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, the European Championships in Munich and the Gymnastics World Championships in Liverpool. In what was the toughest year of the 23-year-old's career so far, it offers an insight into his relentless training schedule and hears about the personal and physical sacrifices that come with being an elite athlete 8.1/10 Olympic modern pentathlon gold medal winner Joe Choong, ex-England rugby League player Jon Wilkin, snowboarder Aimee Fuller and former world squash number one Nick Matthew join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E26 51.25.0/1 2.3/10 Rapper MIST, comedian Jayde Adams, interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and former Paralympian swimmer Ellie Simmonds join host Rob Brydon and regular captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack on the offbeat panel show. As usual, the participants set out to hoodwink their opponents with absurd facts and plausible fibs about themselves in a bid to secure a team victory, through rounds such as Home Truths and Quick-fire Lies S16E04 15.3.0/1 8/10 Harry Hill hosts as comedian Jack Dee and journalist Zing Tsjeng join team captain Paul Merton and Ian Hislop to delve into the comedic side of recent headline stories S65E09 64.8.0/1 8.2/10 In a bid to acquire help Dom and Kay meet up with Kirsty, who divulges some classified information - if only to stop Dom shouting at her running club - but crucially tells them she cannot help. Back on the estate, the pair are forced to deal with the consequences of their drug-dealing activities - at which point Dom receives a call from Celia Herrington, offering them freedom from the gang in return for the dossier. Comedy thriller, starring Gbemisola Ikumelo and Hammed Animashaun, with Zoe Wanamaker S01E06 0.5.0/1 2.4/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Husband-and-wife duo Chris and Rosie are joined by star guests including Diversity's Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely, who discuss their life-long friendship. Features include Please Keep Me Anonymous, where a well-known face reads out some terrifying audience confessions and It Goes or I Go, where audience members compete to rid themselves of something their loved one refuses to remove from the house S02E05 1.4.0/1 1.2/10 The Owl and the Pussycat: A new relationship threatens to upend the Chalmers-Davises, Jacinda navigates a complex friendship and Vince struggles to ask for what he needs. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E07 2.6.0/1 0.7/10 Love in the Time of Chaos: Rosa's boys resist their new stepfather, while Oly and Santi find a new connection and Dom thinks about next steps. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E08 2.7.0/1 0.7/10 A girl is possessed by a formidable demonic entity that resists all efforts at freeing her from its grasp. In desperation, the child's mother appeals for help from a local priest and a veteran exorcist, but succeeding in this nightmarish contest of wills threatens the lives of both men. William Friedkin's horror, starring Linda Blair, Jason Miller, Ellen Burstyn, Max von Sydow and Lee J Cobb 3.5/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 10/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Matt Tebbutt is joined by Chris Evans and chefs Freddy Bird and Mandy Yin. Helen McGinn chooses wines to go with the studio dishes, and there are archive clips featuring Rick Stein, Marcus Wareing, Nadiya Hussain and Gennaro Contaldo and Antonio Carluccio 6.4/10 Classics with a Twist: Nadiya Hussain shares her love of baking with some of her favourite recipes, from every day treats to indulgent desserts. In the first episode, Nadiya kicks things off with a series of her favourite recipes for classic bakes with a twist, including a blueberry scone pizza, and a spicy Asian take on a traditional toad-in-the-hole S01E01 0.0.0/1 8.2/10 Martel Maxwell, Tommy Walsh and Jacqui Joseph explore properties to be auctioned in Bradford, West Yorkshire, and the London areas of Dulwich and Sipson, then talk to the buyers S25E03 24.2.0/1 4.4/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Oswestry 1: Natasha Raskin Sharp presents from Oswestry Showground in Shropshire, where Kate Bliss and Ben Cooper are helping today's reds and blues. Natasha also talks to Ben about his family background in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter S57E28 56.27.0/1 3.8/10 Sarah Moore salvages three items from a recycling centre in Witley, then she and two experts transform a dressing table, a vintage suitcase and a petite sofa 7.1/10 Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid against each other to buy a toy rocket and rabbit, a gramophone, lamp shades, a high chair and a brooch S04E03 3.2.0/1 4.6/10 Wye Valley: The beautiful Wye Valley may not be too far from Bristol, where today's couple are from, but it's a whole world away in terms of lifestyle. Steve Brown has some tempting properties up his sleeve and during some downtime all three manage to unwind and enjoy the scenery with a leisurely canoe ride on the River Wye itself S22E15 21.14.0/1 5.9/10 Stockport: Ben and Ruth call on the services of Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill to redesign their garden in Stockport, Greater Manchester, into something more chic. At present it's a bit dated with too much concrete - and too many level changes for it to be safe for their baby daughter Eve. The couple are imagining a wild, natural garden with prairie style planting and some opportunities for growing their own vegetables. They have a budget of £2,500 available to realise their dreams S07E35 6.34.0/1 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Marvin and Rochelle Humes host a celebrity special of the music quiz, which sees Oti Mabuse and Catherine Tyldesley, Joe Marler and Maisie Adam, and Chris McCausland and John Thomson trying to guess the songs from their intros. Which pair will make it through to the final and get the chance to win up to £10,000 for their chosen charity? S06E02 5.1.0/1 5.8/10 The comedian hosts the Saturday-night gameshow, in which contestants take on a colossal spinning wheel and answer questions in the hope of securing a cash prize. In each episode, contestants are guided by a host of celebrity experts, with tonight's advice coming from Ed Balls, Clara Amfo, Ally McCoist, Sindhu Vee, Dan Walker, Stacey Dooley and John Whaite S03E03 2.2.0/1 8.8/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Catherine Bohart, Charlie Higson, Lindsey Russell, Neil Jones, Kellie Shirley, Danny John-Jules, Sukh Ojla and Vikki Stone try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E09 15.8.0/1 7.2/10 Separation: Max takes Jodie to task for turning up to work with a hangover. When he realises that it is the anniversary of her mother's death, he tries to make amends for making a traumatic day even worse. Gethin rejects Jan's offers of help, and Jacob has arranged to see a therapist but cannot bring himself to go through with it S37E34 36.33.0/1 7.1/10 The team are called in when writer Cara Gibson is found dead under a bridge. Her books ruined careers and left a lot of lives in tatters, but could any of her subjects be driven to murder? Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E04 0.3.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Following a gig, fading music star Jackson Maine happens upon Ally, a nightclub singer-songwriter. Their instant chemistry leads to a tempestuous romance as he helps her on the road to stardom. However, Jackson's alcoholism has explosive repercussions as her career blossoms. Oscar-winning drama, starring Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper, who also directed, and Sam Elliott 7.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 03/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 03/06/2023: Matt Tebbutt is joined by chefs Ravinder Bhogal and Georgina Hayden, plus special guest Dan Aykroyd. Olly Smith chooses the wines to go with the studio dishes 6.4/10 Mary cooks four recipes that prove watching the pennies does not mean having to sacrifice on flavour. They include a crab courgetti spaghetti dish that uses tinned fish at a fraction of the cost of fresh. Plus, a spinach filo swirl demonstrates an inventive way of stretching six sausages to feed the family S01E06 0.5.0/1 8.3/10 Alex Scott looks ahead to today's FA Cup final between Manchester City and Manchester United at Wembley Stadium 7.3/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 A reimagined look back at the 2022/23 season's gripping FA Cup journey through a homage to classic video games 6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United (Kick-off 3.00pm). Gary Lineker presents coverage of the final from Wembley Stadium, as the local rivals battle it out for the prestigious trophy. Premier League-winners City claimed a 3-0 win over Championship side Sheffield United in the semi-finals, before United overcame Brighton & Hove Albion on penalties to reach their second Wembley final of the campaign, having already lifted the Carabao Cup. The Citizens prevailed 6-3 when the neighbours met in the league in October at Etihad Stadium, but United gained a measure of revenge with a 2-1 victory at Old Trafford three months later. With analysis from Alan Shearer, Micah Richards and Peter Schmeichel 6.4/10 Aylesbury & Liphook (Extended): Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers create a sensory garden for two autistic girls in Aylesbury, while also providing a garden in Liphook for Anne, Shaun and daughter Joanne 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Bradley Walsh hosts the revival of the comedy quiz show, with panellists Lorraine Kelly, Richard Madeley, Suzi Ruffell, Jimmy Carr, Su Pollard and Big Narstie helping contestants win some brilliant prizes by filling in the blanks S2022E03 2021.2.0/1 3.9/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Kaye Adams, Kai Widdrington, Kelly Cates, Jill Douglas, Lucy Porter, Kevin Eldon, Dr Daniel Olaiya, Dr Raphael Olaiya try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E08 15.7.0/1 7.2/10 Armour Plated: Iain is called out to a multi-vehicle crash caused by a man jumping from a bridge. The crisis forces him to relive traumatic memories of the events that led to his partner's death, and makes him question his relationship with a still struggling Faith. Jodie comes to see a different side to her father, Cam finds himself lodging with unexpected company, and Paige receives some troubling news S37E33 36.32.0/1 7.1/10 A scientist's body is found in Loch Katrine, a case that reminds Annika of a play by Ibsen. But with so many people wanting the victim dead, which one did he push over the edge? Away from work, the DI takes more than a parental interest in Morgan's therapist. Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E03 0.2.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Behind-the-scenes documentary looking at how the Argentina star, won the World Cup for the first time in his illustrious career last year in Qatar. With contributions from his international teammates, including Premier League stars Emi Martinez, Alexix Mac Allister and Julian Alvarez, and manager Lionel Scaloni 9.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 After a series of violent murders scandalises Victorian London, the media-dubbed Limehouse Golem strikes fear into the hearts of the public. Into this melting pot is thrust well-intentioned inspector John Kildare, who has never been given a murder case before. The Scotland Yard sleuth knows he has been set up to fail, but soon uncovers a lead that implicates Karl Marx, George Gissing and the popular music hall star Dan Leno. He follows the trail, wherever it may lead, through the seediest and most intriguing parts of London. Thriller, starring Bill Nighy, Douglas Booth and Olivia Cooke 8.1/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 04/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Interviews with key politicians and public figures 8.3/10 Kent: Mehreen Baig follows in the footsteps of Charles Dickens as she explores the Kent countryside, visiting the setting of Great Expectations and the house where the author died S01E05 0.4.0/1 7.7/10 The development potential of a Warwickshire property above a former brewery, a Staffordshire house with a huge back garden and a former farm building in Nottinghamshire S24E51 23.50.0/1 4.4/10 Charlie Ross presents the show from the Kent County Showground in Detling, and finds out about local explorer Julius Brenchley. With experts Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 The Angel of the North: The Rev Kate Bottley celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Angel of the North, joined by the statue's creator Antony Gormley and the former Bishop of Jarrow 7.8/10 04/06/2023: Viewers' opinions on BBC shows and behind-the-scenes reports on new programmes S2023E06 2022.5.0/1 7.4/10 Cornwall (Extended Version): Steve Brown helps a couple from Hertfordshire to find a new home in their favourite holiday destination of Cornwall, as well as meeting a local ceramicist 5.9/10 An earthquake forces a bear from the Peruvian jungle to start a new life in London. He finds modern Britain to be very different from the stories told to him by his aunt, but makes a new home with a kindly family. However, a sinister taxidermist intends to turn him into a museum exhibit. Comedy based on Michael Bond's series of children's books, starring Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins and Nicole Kidman, with the voice of Ben Whishaw 8.7/10 Protecting Primates: With more than half of the world's primates under threat of extinction, Chris Packham narrates a look at what is being done to protect primates, with scientists making ground-breaking discoveries about this remarkable animal family. Researcher Dr Cat Hobaiter has spent 13 years studying chimpanzees in the jungles of Uganda, while on Thailand's East coast, Dr Amanda Tan reveals how long-tailed macaques use tools to harvest shellfish S01E03 0.2.0/1 8.5/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Lower Hampen: Charlotte Smith and Matt Baker are at Lower Hampen Farm in the Cotswolds to meet Lydia and Clive Handy who have turned back the clock to adopt a more traditional approach to farming. Matt weaves a yarn, using wool from the farm's rare breed sheep, and Charlotte lifts the lid on soil microbiology and how it could impact the way we grow our food in the future. Adam Henson looks at a major food fraud in the British pig industry and Tom Heap investigates how food price inflation could impact the nation's health. S2023E23 2022.22.0/1 7.2/10 Deep Thinkers: Disguised underwater cameras capture footage of sea creatures. The first episode features the most intelligent animals in the ocean, including sperm whales and octopuses, which are shown using improvised tools to fend off rivals. The programme also features puffer fish creating sand sculptures and a hermit crab that becomes an unwitting documentary-maker after it steals the shell with a spy camera in. Narrated by David Tennant S01E01 0.0.0/1 8/10 Clissold Park, Stoke Newington 2: Fiona Bruce presents the show from Clissold Park, Stoke Newington, where treasures include Lewis Hamilton's racing helmet, Scandinavian jewellery and memorabilia from the movie Blade Runner. Marc Allum hears the inspiring story of the British Reggae Artists Famine Appeal, a fundraising response to Live Aid in 1985, while Will Farmer inspects a perspex mermaid sculpture by Arthur Fleischmann S45E16 44.15.0/1 7/10 Annie invites Terry to Marlene's party in the hope that it will help him to make a fresh start. But seeing a carefree and integrated Annie only makes Terry feel like more of an outsider and his PTSD spirals. With her parents out all night, Pattie tries to confront her problems head on and ends up in a dangerous situation S01E04 0.3.0/1 9.2/10 News/Current Affairs 3.7/10 News/Current Affairs Divorcee Toby Howard and his ex-con older brother Tanner embark on a meticulously-planned crime spree, hoping to rob every branch of the West Texas bank that has threatened to foreclose on their family ranch. However, they soon find themselves being pursued by two veteran Texas Rangers. Neo-western drama, starring Jeff Bridges, Chris Pine and Ben Foster 5.7/10 Former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann, British gymnastics great Beth Tweddle, seven-time snooker world champion Stephen Hendry and BBC sports presenter JJ Chalmers join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E25 51.24.0/1 2.3/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 05/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 A woman claiming £1.7 million for injuries who was caught on camera while shopping, and a yoga instructor who bent the truth to get a pay-out following an accident S15E01 14.0.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 6 (45 Min): Police pursue security guards suspected of stealing £200,000 of hospital parking fees. Plus, a charity worker brazenly transfers £500,000 of public money to his own bank account 6.9/10 Martin Roberts and the team are in Scotland and the north of England to follow renovations in Paisley, Coventry and Bradford S25E62 24.61.0/1 4.4/10 Hemswell: Caroline Hawley presents the show from Hemswell in Lincolnshire, and has a mystery to solve. Izzie Balmer and Mark Stacey help the Reds and Blues to a prime purchase S65E03 64.2.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 2.4/10 Darker Dimensions: Al is giddy with excitement when he takes Emma to a Comic Con - but will Emma embrace the world of Darker Dimensions and its obsessive fans? S24E74 23.73.0/1 2.9/10 Jacqui Joseph rescues an old, rusty pulley, a nursing chair and a table with cast-iron legs from Altrincham recycling centre S14E10 13.9.0/1 7.1/10 Lancashire: Jules Hudson helps a couple to find a new home in Lancashire after years living in Australia, and visits a nature reserve created at a quarry used to build the UK's first motorway S23E51 22.50.0/1 5.9/10 Swindon: Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull are in Swindon to transform a troublesome sloping plot with a rotten deck into a 21st-century cottage garden perfect for entertaining friends S08E06 7.5.0/1 7.9/10 The team visits busy mum Monique at her two-bedroom home in South East London. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, the team create special bunkbed spaces for her two daughters, address the overspill of toys with bespoke storage solutions, and give their bathroom a deep clean S02E06 1.5.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong is joined by co-host Ria Lina on the quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions S29E31 28.30.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 2.4/10 Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas present the first visit of the week to the One Show studio, featuring the usual mix of topical stories and celebrity chat 4/10 Linda struggles with the Knight family invasion on the Vic and George speaks to Phil about a collaboration with the Boxing Den. Ben reveals his plan to sell the Arches but Phil is not impressed when he finds out the potential buyer is Sharon. Things are tense with the Panesars and Eve and Suki find their chance to get rid of Nish for good 5/10 The UK is facing a chronic illness epidemic, with diabetes rates at record levels and cancers in young people rising steeply. Now, there's growing evidence suggesting this could be linked to the food we eat. Ultra-processed convenience foods contain chemicals that UK regulators say are safe, but Panorama investigates emerging scientific evidence of a link between some of these chemicals and cancer, diabetes, and strokes 8.1/10 Rav Wilding and YouTuber Jim Browning join forces with ethical hackers to hunt down cyber criminals. Using the same remote-access technology that criminals use to scam their victims, the team hacks the hackers and monitors their operation 7/10 Paul insists on having Kappen's body exhumed. Jackie reluctantly allows it, but warns him that a wrong step could fatally compromise the force's reputation. At a press conference discussing the exhumation, questions are raised about the line of enquiry regarding Willoughby, and why more is not being done to eliminate other suspects first. Paul nonetheless puts all his efforts into following the Kappen theory, forcing Phil and Geraint to take matters into their own hands S01E04 0.3.0/1 7.8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 2.4/10 Naga Munchetty hosts an extended episode of the satirical quiz with Hugh Dennis and Ruth Davidson joining team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop as they delve into the news S65E08 64.7.0/1 8/10 The MUAs' skills are tested to the limits when they work in teams to produce digital looks for Adidas at Metaverse Fashion Week, where they must impress guest judge Isamaya Ffrench. Back in the studio they're tasked with producing cartoon characters that live in a made-up world, with one of the contestants eliminated at the end of the challenge S05E05 4.4.0/1 3.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E02 14.1.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 7 (45 Min): The amateur actress who put on a performance to evade justice for a £750,000 fraud and the council worker who used £80,000 of taxpayer's cash to fuel his taste for the high life 6.9/10 Martin and Dion speak to a couple who bought their first house at auction and plan to turn it into a home in Macclesfield, two brothers who have bought some unusual disused buildings from the 1950s in Codnor and a couple hoping to make some money by renovating and selling a house in Rainworth S26E29 25.28.0/1 4.4/10 Stamford Meadows 12: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss help two teams look for items at an antiques fair in Stamford, Lincolnshire, while Natasha Raskin Sharp challenges the conkers world champion S54E25 53.24.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 2.4/10 Rebirth: Bear puts his foot in it with his Receptionist Team and Miles makes a move on Zara. Malika helps a labouring mother and her teenage daughter S24E75 23.74.0/1 2.9/10 Series 8 & 9 Episode 12 (Shortened): Jacqui Joseph visits Earlswood Recycling centre where she finds some sofa leather for luggage expert Neil Wragg to put to use and a mannequin for her to upcycle and sell on 7.1/10 Dorset: Two newlyweds enlist the help of Ginny Buckley in their search for a new home in the Dorset countryside. Having grown out of their town flat they need enough space for all their hobbies S23E52 22.51.0/1 5.9/10 Derby: Lee and Chris head to Derby to help Bal and her family restore her late mum's garden to its former glory. With a budget of £6,500 the pair aim to make a colourful, Indian-inspired space where the family can gather and watch Bollywood movies on their outdoor cinema screen S08E07 7.6.0/1 7.9/10 The team help an avid recycler whose small flat is bursting at the seams. With a limited budget and 24 hours, they transform the overflowing spare room into a dining area S02E07 1.6.0/1 4.4/10 Quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Ria Lina S29E32 28.31.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 2.4/10 06/06/2023: Alex Jones and Lauren Laverne present the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Elaine has a decision to make about George as Linda begs her to end their relationship. Having sold the Arches to Sharon, Ben focuses all his attention on Lexi but she is finding it hard to open up. Keanu is stunned to discover Sharon bought the Arches for him and he admits he is finding it difficult knowing that she is the one supporting him 5/10 Shola's behaviour causes concern with the staff leading Val to investigate. Kelly Jo's first day out of the BU goes from bad to worse when a kind-hearted gesture from Dean backfires. Myles causes problems for Joe who is already reeling from an unexpected visitor, leaving him and Mike feeling uncertain about the future S12E04 11.3.0/1 7.4/10 This companion documentary to the BBC drama Steeltown Murders tells the inside story of the police investigation into the 1973 murders of three teenage girls near the steel town of Port Talbot. With revealing interviews from detectives at the heart of the re-investigation and emotional first-time interviews from friends and family of the girls, the programme reveals how, after nearly 30 years, Wales's first serial killer was finally unmasked 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 2.4/10 Viking Funeral: When Thorfinn's bones are discovered on the property, he asks Sam to conduct the traditional Viking funeral he's always wanted, but Sam and Jay are torn when they learn that the bones could be sold to a museum for a lot of much-needed cash S01E03 0.2.0/1 3.7/10 Dinner Party: Sam and Jay invite Henry and Margaret to a dinner party to woo them into allowing the bed and breakfast, and the ghosts are desperately eager to be included on the guest list S01E04 0.3.0/1 3.7/10 Andrew Lloyd Webber: Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber knows he comes from a musical family, including virtuoso cellist brother Julian, but he is curious as to where his showbusiness genes and love of musical theatre come from. By following his mother's line, Andrew soon uncovers a certain Uncle Peregrine, who played a key role under Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo. On his father's side, Henry Simmonds was a missionary who dedicated his life to helping the poor and needy. Andrew is astonished to uncover stories that uncannily parallel his own life, including an ancestor with a famous cello-playing brother S20E01 19.0.0/1 8/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 07/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 An exploration of insurance fraud, including dishonest claimants being caught on camera S15E03 14.2.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 8 (45 Min): The school business manager who embezzled more than £200,000 and the couple with expensive tastes who hid their relationship to pocket more than £100,000 of taxpayers' cash 6.9/10 Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow the stories of three more renovations. The auction buys in Cardiff, Preston and Wolverhampton are bought by families of property developers and two of the projects are destined to be the developers' homes while the third is given a top end refurbishment for the rental market S25E63 24.62.0/1 4.4/10 Grantham 25: In southern Lincolnshire, Nick Hall and Gary Pe help two teams scour in Grantham town centre for items, while presenter Charlie Ross finds out about four eras of English furniture with auctioneer and expert Colin Young S53E10 52.9.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 2.4/10 Zara tries to lay low while Scarlett and Ollie up their game. Rob goes on a mission to contact Nancy who hasn't been seen in months S24E76 23.75.0/1 2.9/10 In Somerset, Sarah Moore explores Keynsham Recycling Centre, searching for three items she hopes can be revived. There's a cast iron mangle for woodworker Bruce Faulseit and upholsterer Leigh-Anne Treadwell sets to work trying to give a much-cherished chair a second chance. Sarah herself has a metal bed frame to repurpose S12E05 11.4.0/1 7.1/10 Powys: Jules Hudson is in the Welsh county of Powys with a couple whose wish list includes an annexe for their parents, along with at least half an acre of land for their budget of £650,000. Jules also meets a man who scours space with his telescopes, looking for large, undiscovered objects that could be on a collision course with Earth S23E06 22.5.0/1 5.9/10 Coalville: Charlie and Flo go head-to-head to design a garden to match Jo and Jack's Victorian terraced house. They have just £4,500 to tick all the boxes on the couple's extensive wishlist S08E08 7.7.0/1 7.9/10 The team head to Homerton, east London to help entrepreneurs Rob and Haley make the most out of their two-bed house that is overrun with pets S02E08 1.7.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E16 27.15.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 2.4/10 07/06/2023: Alex Jones presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Suki sets her plan to take down Nish into action and Linda is determined to find some dirt on George. Sharon worries about Keanu's business skills so she hires Reiss to take care of the Arches accounts. Ben and Jay finally get Lexi to open up 5/10 The team welcome the Poet Laureate Simon Armitage into the Repair Shop who brings with him a harmonium, the subject of one of his poems that brings back memories of his late father. Cobbler Dean Westmoreland is given the task of repairing Valerie's pair of children's leather clogs that were bought to help her sister with mobility issues balance in the 1950s. Kirsten Ramsay is tasked with reviving Martin's broken sculpture depicting his mother as a young woman made by a Czechoslovakian art student in 1947. Finally, Kirsty visits jeweller Richard Talman, hoping he can fix her mum's silver charm bracelet gifted to her mother by her father in the early 1960s S08E05 7.4.0/1 8.5/10 The 10 remaining sewers make and celebrate garments from West Africa. Sara Pascoe and judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young are joined by guest judge, Nigerian fashion designer, Banke Kuku. The pattern challenge takes inspiration from a Ghanaian Batakari or Fugu tunic which involves sewing strips of handwoven deboya fabric. In the transformation challenge, the sewers have 90 minutes to make hand-dyed adire fabric into dresses by draping the fabric on the stand. In the made to measure challenge, the contestants make dramatic, flowing wide-sleeved robes worn by people across West Africa S09E03 8.2.0/1 6.6/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 2.4/10 The third kiss-off ends with a bang, as Dannii Minogue asks the couples to make their toughest choice yet - whether their relationships can survive outside the show. For one pairing, this represents a particular challenge, as they live a great distance from each other S01E07 0.6.0/1 0.4/10 The boys decide if they want to take their relationship into the real world - but not before one final party where everyone dresses up as their favourite queer icon. On the final day, family and friends come to visit, which leaves some of the boys with the unique experience of introducing them to a partner for the first time S01E08 0.7.0/1 0.4/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 How the lies of a factory worker claiming £90,000 for an accident at work were exposed when his bosses revealed he wasn't even on site. Plus, the driver who tried to get away with claiming for old damage to his car after a minor bump with a lorry is caught on camera and the cabbie who concocted a claim after a prang before being told to cough up thousands by a judge S15E04 14.3.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 9 (30 Min): The trusted parish clerk who secretly transferred the entire council budget to himself. Plus, how hidden cameras, set up under cover of darkness, exposed a greedy council tenant's deceit. Presented by Michelle Ackerley 6.9/10 Dion Dublin is in Manchester to see a three-bed semi-detached house bought by a father and son property developing team. He's also in Sheffield viewing an interesting commercial unit that was previously a photography studio. Martel Maxwell is in Hartlepool to see a three-bed mid-terrace with a very low auction guide price S26E30 25.29.0/1 4.4/10 Narberth 26: Philip Serrell and Kate Bliss guide two teams in Narberth, west Wales, as they buy items to go head to head at auction in Cardiff. Host Christina Trevanion learns about a collection of First World War crested china, which was once overlooked by collectors S60E12 59.11.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 2.4/10 Blast from the Past: Bear and Claudia's fun day splinters, while Kirsty discovers Nina's plans for VPAS. Rosie tries her hand at diagnosing patients, much to Al's chagrin S24E77 23.76.0/1 2.9/10 In Buckinghamshire, Sarah Moore sifts through boot-fulls of rubbish at Beaconsfield recycling centre in the hope of finding three gems amongst the junk. Lighting designer Duncan McKean takes on a pair of mirrors, while a lacrosse stick and a wrought iron stand test the creative mettle of blacksmiths Bex Simon and Dave Harris. Sarah herself sets to work updating a reproduction desk S14E12 13.11.0/1 7.1/10 Somerset: Two sisters combine their resources to find a secluded house in Somerset that has enough land to start their own music festival, but on a slightly smaller scale than the one the county is famous for. Alistair Appleton escorts is on hand to help and also takes time out to visit the village of Stoke St Gregory, where an old pub has been transformed into not just the local watering hole but a community shop and cafe too S23E08 22.7.0/1 5.9/10 Leeds: Donna and Dan's garden is small and messy with lots of sharp difficult surfaces that present a problem for their youngest daughter Emilia, who has Down's syndrome. Emilia and her sister Maya love nothing more than playing in the garden, but currently it's unsafe and needs to be redesigned with more forgiving materials so they don't hurt themselves. Donna was born and raised in Norway, so Charlie Dimmock and Flo Headlam set about building a sensory, Scandi-themed garden within a £3,000 budget for the family to enjoy S08E09 7.8.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Bedford to meet single mum Katie. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, they transform her lacklustre bedroom into a relaxing space that doubles as a home office. Maxine Dwyer uses her potions to treat make-up spills on the carpet S02E09 1.8.0/1 4.4/10 Stephen Mangan joins Alexander Armstrong to co-host the quiz, in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the most obscure answers S28E17 27.16.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 2.4/10 08/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp presents the live magazine show featuring a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Sharon and Keanu continue to clash over the Arches and things get worse as Sonia and Reiss invite themselves over for the evening, forcing them to play host. Jay shares Lola's memory box with Kim and Billy and his friends realise just how much he is struggling with the grief 5/10 Reality TV star Mark Wright embarks on an epic road trip across Britain in the company of his brother Josh and father Big Mark. Along the way they open up about things that they've never spoken about before. For Mark it's a chance to reconnect focus on the things in life that really matter, Big Mark wants to regain his confidence after almost losing his life to Covid, while for Josh, it's a chance to experience things he was never able to do while he was a professional footballer. Among other things, they tackle a white-knuckle mountain bike ride, sleep in an abandoned slate mine and reflect on a tough few years S01E01 0.0.0/1 0.5/10 Alastair and Anna live in Winchester, Hampshire, and badly need their sloped garden transformed into a curvaceous country cottage idyll. They want to grow vegetables as well as have an entertaining area - all a challenge with the different levels. Charlie Dimmock and Arit Anderson take up the challenge on a budget of £5,500 7.9/10 Claire Foy: Having enjoyed researching the lives of her onscreen characters in The Crown, actress Claire Foy looks forward to delving into the lives of her own ancestors. After reminiscing about their Irish roots, her maternal grandfather directs her to 'The Castle' in Carlisle, the site of the military barracks where her great, great grandparents Henry and Maria Stimpson lived. Claire's father David was adopted, but was reunited with his birth mother Joyce later in life. Despite having got to know Joyce, he knows nothing of her ancestors, so Claire sets out to find out more S20E02 19.1.0/1 8/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 2.4/10 Fiona Bruce presents the topical debate from Norfolk, inviting a panel of politicians and other guests in King's Lynn to answer questions from an invited audience on subjects that have made the headlines over the past week 8.2/10 A rota of BBC journalists, including Adam Fleming and Chris Mason, contribute to the weekly round-up from Westminster. Collectively, they deliver their usual mix of serious analysis and light-hearted gossip concerning the biggest stories in politics 8.2/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical chat and expert advice 3.2/10 Claimed and Shamed: Most Shocking: The heartless woman who put in multiple false claims to profit from tragedies such as the Grenfell Tower fire. Plus, the brazen conman who forgot which side of his body his fake injury was on S15E05 14.4.0/1 7.2/10 Episode 10 (30 Min): Documentary following the investigators tracking down crooks who steal from the NHS. Officers catch a woman faking disability to claim half a million pounds in benefits 6.9/10 A semi-detached house near Whitehaven in Cumbria and terraces in Norwich in Norfolk and Birmingham in the East Midlands are all bought at online auctions. Two are destined for the rental market, while the third is a couple's first family home for them and their baby daughter. Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow developments as their new owners realise their ambitions S25E65 24.64.0/1 4.4/10 Ardingly: Eric Knowles presents from Ardingly in West Sussex as two pairs go in search of potentially profitable items at an antiques fair. Experts Jonathan Pratt and Ochuko Ojiri are on hand to help the red and blue teams. Eric also finds out all about the history of luxury Pullman railway carriages S65E18 64.17.0/1 3.8/10 A round-up of the latest headlines News/Current Affairs 2.4/10 The Viper's Tongue: Mrs McCarthy gets an unwelcome birthday surprise when her life is threatened by a mysterious avenging angel. Crime drama, starring Mark Williams and Sorcha Cusack S09E02 8.1.0/1 6/10 Expert upcycler Jacqui Joseph is at Earlswood Recycling centre, scouring the skips for two items that she can rework to reveal their true potential. She enlists luggage legend Neil Wragg who has his hands full with some sofa leather, while Jacqui's creativity is tested with a mannequin 7.1/10 North Yorkshire: Having spent 30 years living and working in Hong Kong, a would-be buyer teams up with presenter Jonnie Irwin, seeking a property in North Yorkshire on a budget of £350,000. Away from the property shopping, Jonnie heads to the Yorkshire Dales to discover what is being done to restore and preserve one of the most environmentally important landscapes in Europe S23E09 22.8.0/1 5.9/10 Runcorn: Lee Burkhill and Chris Hull head to Runcorn, Cheshire, where they meet two Craigs. Each has different ideas about what they want from their bland back garden. One wants a stylish, contemporary space with clean lines and the other wishes to fill the garden with wildlife. Lee and Chris set about creating the perfect garden that pleases both on a £5,000 budget S08E10 7.9.0/1 7.9/10 The team heads to Croydon, south London, to help new parents Adam and Jen with their unfinished nursery. After discovering they were expecting twins, DIY took a back seat, leaving the couple with no storage for their baby kit. The team has just 24 hours and a limited budget to make Adam and Jen's home child friendly S02E10 1.9.0/1 4.4/10 Alexander Armstrong hosts the quiz in which contestants try to record the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Stephen Mangan reveals the correct answers and comments on the players' scores S28E18 27.17.0/1 6.6/10 The latest headlines News/Current Affairs 2.4/10 09/06/2023: Alex Jones and Roman Kemp round off the working week with a mixture of celebrity chat and stories of interest 4/10 Northern Ireland gymnast Rhys McClenaghan has won medals at all of the major international competitions. This documentary follows him as he takes part in 2022's three biggest events - the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, the European Championships in Munich and the Gymnastics World Championships in Liverpool. In what was the toughest year of the 23-year-old's career so far, it offers an insight into his relentless training schedule and hears about the personal and physical sacrifices that come with being an elite athlete 8.1/10 Olympic modern pentathlon gold medal winner Joe Choong, ex-England rugby League player Jon Wilkin, snowboarder Aimee Fuller and former world squash number one Nick Matthew join team captains Ugo Monye and Sam Quek and host Paddy McGuinness on the quiz S52E26 51.25.0/1 2.3/10 Rapper MIST, comedian Jayde Adams, interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and former Paralympian swimmer Ellie Simmonds join host Rob Brydon and regular captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack on the offbeat panel show. As usual, the participants set out to hoodwink their opponents with absurd facts and plausible fibs about themselves in a bid to secure a team victory, through rounds such as Home Truths and Quick-fire Lies S16E04 15.3.0/1 8/10 Harry Hill hosts as comedian Jack Dee and journalist Zing Tsjeng join team captain Paul Merton and Ian Hislop to delve into the comedic side of recent headline stories S65E09 64.8.0/1 8.2/10 In a bid to acquire help Dom and Kay meet up with Kirsty, who divulges some classified information - if only to stop Dom shouting at her running club - but crucially tells them she cannot help. Back on the estate, the pair are forced to deal with the consequences of their drug-dealing activities - at which point Dom receives a call from Celia Herrington, offering them freedom from the gang in return for the dossier. Comedy thriller, starring Gbemisola Ikumelo and Hammed Animashaun, with Zoe Wanamaker S01E06 0.5.0/1 2.4/10 A round-up of today's headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs 2.4/10 Husband-and-wife duo Chris and Rosie are joined by star guests including Diversity's Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely, who discuss their life-long friendship. Features include Please Keep Me Anonymous, where a well-known face reads out some terrifying audience confessions and It Goes or I Go, where audience members compete to rid themselves of something their loved one refuses to remove from the house S02E05 1.4.0/1 1.2/10 The Owl and the Pussycat: A new relationship threatens to upend the Chalmers-Davises, Jacinda navigates a complex friendship and Vince struggles to ask for what he needs. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E07 2.6.0/1 0.7/10 Love in the Time of Chaos: Rosa's boys resist their new stepfather, while Oly and Santi find a new connection and Dom thinks about next steps. Australian drama, starring Nathalie Morris S03E08 2.7.0/1 0.7/10 A girl is possessed by a formidable demonic entity that resists all efforts at freeing her from its grasp. In desperation, the child's mother appeals for help from a local priest and a veteran exorcist, but succeeding in this nightmarish contest of wills threatens the lives of both men. William Friedkin's horror, starring Linda Blair, Jason Miller, Ellen Burstyn, Max von Sydow and Lee J Cobb 3.5/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 10/06/2023: A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features 2.6/10 Matt Tebbutt is joined by Chris Evans and chefs Freddy Bird and Mandy Yin. Helen McGinn chooses wines to go with the studio dishes, and there are archive clips featuring Rick Stein, Marcus Wareing, Nadiya Hussain and Gennaro Contaldo and Antonio Carluccio 6.4/10 Classics with a Twist: Nadiya Hussain shares her love of baking with some of her favourite recipes, from every day treats to indulgent desserts. In the first episode, Nadiya kicks things off with a series of her favourite recipes for classic bakes with a twist, including a blueberry scone pizza, and a spicy Asian take on a traditional toad-in-the-hole S01E01 0.0.0/1 8.2/10 Martel Maxwell, Tommy Walsh and Jacqui Joseph explore properties to be auctioned in Bradford, West Yorkshire, and the London areas of Dulwich and Sipson, then talk to the buyers S25E03 24.2.0/1 4.4/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Oswestry 1: Natasha Raskin Sharp presents from Oswestry Showground in Shropshire, where Kate Bliss and Ben Cooper are helping today's reds and blues. Natasha also talks to Ben about his family background in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter S57E28 56.27.0/1 3.8/10 Sarah Moore salvages three items from a recycling centre in Witley, then she and two experts transform a dressing table, a vintage suitcase and a petite sofa 7.1/10 Nigel Havers hosts as five dealers bid against each other to buy a toy rocket and rabbit, a gramophone, lamp shades, a high chair and a brooch S04E03 3.2.0/1 4.6/10 Wye Valley: The beautiful Wye Valley may not be too far from Bristol, where today's couple are from, but it's a whole world away in terms of lifestyle. Steve Brown has some tempting properties up his sleeve and during some downtime all three manage to unwind and enjoy the scenery with a leisurely canoe ride on the River Wye itself S22E15 21.14.0/1 5.9/10 Stockport: Ben and Ruth call on the services of Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill to redesign their garden in Stockport, Greater Manchester, into something more chic. At present it's a bit dated with too much concrete - and too many level changes for it to be safe for their baby daughter Eve. The couple are imagining a wild, natural garden with prairie style planting and some opportunities for growing their own vegetables. They have a budget of £2,500 available to realise their dreams S07E35 6.34.0/1 7.9/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 News/Current Affairs Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Marvin and Rochelle Humes host a celebrity special of the music quiz, which sees Oti Mabuse and Catherine Tyldesley, Joe Marler and Maisie Adam, and Chris McCausland and John Thomson trying to guess the songs from their intros. Which pair will make it through to the final and get the chance to win up to £10,000 for their chosen charity? S06E02 5.1.0/1 5.8/10 The comedian hosts the Saturday-night gameshow, in which contestants take on a colossal spinning wheel and answer questions in the hope of securing a cash prize. In each episode, contestants are guided by a host of celebrity experts, with tonight's advice coming from Ed Balls, Clara Amfo, Ally McCoist, Sindhu Vee, Dan Walker, Stacey Dooley and John Whaite S03E03 2.2.0/1 8.8/10 Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a star-studded version of the quiz show. Catherine Bohart, Charlie Higson, Lindsey Russell, Neil Jones, Kellie Shirley, Danny John-Jules, Sukh Ojla and Vikki Stone try to come up with the least likely correct answers to a series of questions posed to members of the public S16E09 15.8.0/1 7.2/10 Separation: Max takes Jodie to task for turning up to work with a hangover. When he realises that it is the anniversary of her mother's death, he tries to make amends for making a traumatic day even worse. Gethin rejects Jan's offers of help, and Jacob has arranged to see a therapist but cannot bring himself to go through with it S37E34 36.33.0/1 7.1/10 The team are called in when writer Cara Gibson is found dead under a bridge. Her books ruined careers and left a lot of lives in tatters, but could any of her subjects be driven to murder? Crime drama, starring Nicola Walker S01E04 0.3.0/1 5.6/10 A round-up of the latest headlines 8.3/10 Preview of the UK's weather 8.4/10 Following a gig, fading music star Jackson Maine happens upon Ally, a nightclub singer-songwriter. Their instant chemistry leads to a tempestuous romance as he helps her on the road to stardom. However, Jackson's alcoholism has explosive repercussions as her career blossoms. Oscar-winning drama, starring Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper, who also directed, and Sam Elliott 7.7/10 A look ahead to the latest forecast 8.4/10 News/Current Affairs 8.3/10 BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service 6.9/10 Chan Eil AH-AH Bochd: When Dr Gèadh prescribes medicine for AH-AH and MacÌomhair, AH-AH insists that there is nothing wrong with him - but nobody is listening S01E47 0.46.0/1 An Argamaid: When Muireall and Goraidh argue, Ailig and Cailean decide to try to bring them together to discuss what caused the argument - but will their friendship be saved? S01E05 0.4.0/1 Foirfe 'Son Pip: Posy isn't impressed when preparations aren't going as well as she'd hoped for Pip's thank-you party S01E39 0.38.0/1 6.3/10 An Trèana gu Deas/Southern Express: A new train that goes directly to the ocean has just opened in town. Célestine would love to go there with Ernest, but the ticket is very expensive S01E14 0.13.0/1 Briosgaidean/Biscuits: Biscuit-loving Fox realises he is in bad shape. His friends want to help him to get fit, but he fails at all the exercises they suggest S01E01 0.0.0/1 Laraidh am Muncaidh Langur (Larry the Langur Monkey): A profile of a gray langur monkey named Larry, who lives in the ancient city of Jodhpur S01E01 0.0.0/1 10/10 Danns nan Corragan Dìochuimhneach: Po learns a new Kung Fu technique that leaves his friends with no idea who they are S01E05 0.4.0/1 6.9/10 Local, national and international news and information from BBC Alba 9.3/10 Brigadier John MacFarlane: The first of two programmes shown in tribute to the late Brigadier John MacFarlane. Donald Morrison talks to the Second World War veteran, formerly of the Army School of Languages, and an authority on Gaelic history S01E02 0.1.0/1 Brigadier John MacFarlane visits the Franciscan monastery bombed by the Allies during the Second World War, exploring the history and impact the series of battles had on the Italian hill-top abbey. He also visits the final resting place of those killed during the campaign, and talks to veterans of the battle The story behind one of Runrig's best known tracks Housing issues on Eigg, the founding of a Scottish Motor Neurone Society by a man from Lewis diagnosed with the disease, and studies on radiation levels in island populations feature in Donald Morrison's latest collection of reports from the 1980s S01E06 0.5.0/1 Anna Macleod is joined by guests Josie Burgess and Ricky Hannaway, who discuss books of special interest to them. Josie chats about a collection of short stories, A' Ghlainne agus sgeulachdan eile, by Màiri E NicLeòid, and reads a comical excerpt from An Detox. Ricky has selected the Second World War classic set in Japan, Empire of the Sun by JG Ballard S05E01 4.0.0/1 Iain Angus goes lobster fishing in Great Bernera, and the west side football team get back to training S01E02 0.1.0/1 Fiona MacKenzie and Niall Iain MacDonald introduce highlights from the Belladrum festival 2022, featuring Mànran and Project Smok on the Grassroots Stage 6.3/10 Documentary examining how the American people and leaders responded to the Holocaust, one of the greatest humanitarian disasters of the 20th century S01E04 0.3.0/1 Eilidh Cormack discusses and reads the poem Thig Trì Nithean Gun Iarraidh by the Daughter of the Laird of Rèilig. She speaks about how its messages are still relevant today S01E02 0.1.0/1 Performers take part in the 2018 Edinburgh Military Tattoo, including Switzerland's Top Secret Drum Corps, the Central Band of the Czech Armed Forces and the RAF 10/10 Binneas - Na Trads: Highlights from the Trad Awards 2021, where acclaimed Scots singer Hannah Rarity performs four songs - I'm Not Going Anywhere, My Friend, She Must Be Mad and Scotland Yet - accompanied by Anna Massie, John Lowrie and Charlie Stewart S2021E02 2020.1.0/1 10/10 BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service 6.9/10 BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service 6.9/10 Rossvale v Stirling University (Kick-off 12.10pm). Michael Steele presents coverage of the play-off at Broadwood Stadium, as the teams contest a place in SWPL 2. With commentary by Alex O'Henley and Rachael Boyle 6.3/10 A cinema documentary entirely in Scottish Gaelic, Iorram (Boat Song) is a lyrical portrait of life in Scotland's Outer Hebrides, past and present. Director Alastair Cole takes the audience on an immersive journey into the heart and soul of a 1000-year-old community, blending archive sound recordings of voices from the past with visuals of island life today and an original score by acclaimed folk musician Aidan O'Rourke. At the core of the film is an extraordinary trove of sound archive, recorded by pioneering Scottish ethnographers in the mid-20th century, who visited the Western Isles to capture the hardship and romance of life lived in precarious balance with the sea. These newly restored recordings preserve an oral history of lore and legends, tall tales and tragedies, passed down through generations of Gaelic speakers. This soundtrack of voices, stories and songs from the past is accompanied by moving imagery of the daily working rhythm of the islands, on land and on water, shot ov Elephant Sessions: A performance by Elephant Sessions recorded at the Trad Awards 2022 S09E09 8.8.0/1 10/10 Gartcairn v Hamilton Academical (Kick-off 4.10pm). Michael Steele presents coverage of the play-off at Broadwood Stadium, as the teams contest a place in SWPL 1. With commentary by Alex O'Henley and Rachael Boyle 6.3/10 Eucoir air an tuath (Country Crimes!): Officer MacLean becomes bored by paperwork and dreams of a more hands-on approach to his responsibilities as a lawman and activites such as fast car pursuits and major crime busts S01E12 0.11.0/1 2.5/10 Local, national and international news from BBC ALBA. 9.3/10 Local, national and international news from BBC ALBA Isobel Ann Martin sings Òran don t-Saoghal and Mairi MacAulay reveals how faith plays a central role in her life. Presented by Iain MacKinnon S05E12 4.11.0/1 7.8/10 Kate Macleod comes across an interesting sea creature, known as a sunfish, which is native to tropical waters, but is likely to have been carried to the islands by the Gulf Stream S02E02 1.1.0/1 5/10 Islay-born artist Heather Dewar travels to South Uist, where she meets Liam Crouse. Liam hails from the east coast of America but came to Scotland in his late teens to study S05E05 4.4.0/1 Part one of two. An insight into island life in a fragile community with only 16 residents S01E01 0.0.0/1 Fiona MacKenzie and Niall Iain MacDonald introduce highlights from the Belladrum festival 2022, featuring Mànran and Project Smok on the Grassroots Stage 6.3/10 The Ugly Face of Greed: The blowout is investigated. It's the day of Marie's christening, but Marius has gone missing. Anna's secret is revealed. In Norwegian and English S02E03 1.2.0/1 8.5/10 Featuring new music from renowned highland fiddler Duncan Chisholm, as well as newly composed songs from Rachel Walker & Aaron Jones 6.3/10 BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service 6.9/10 BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service 6.9/10 Am Mèirleach Dìomhair: Cailean, Ailig, Goraidh and Muireall become detectives today as Cailean's new toy, blanket and sticks have gone missing S01E06 0.5.0/1 Latha Craibt’ nan Càmhal: When the camels wake up in a bad mood, Doctor Sue needs to be sent for to get provide assistance S01E26 0.25.0/1 Breug Airson Breug: When MacÌomhair breaks Culag’s machine, AH-AH resorts to lying when he tries to help MacÌomhair out S01E48 0.47.0/1 Seodha Uircein Agus Losgann: Pip and Posy put on a show for their friends, with help from Uircean and Losgann, but Pip is feeling so nervous that he can’t take part S01E40 0.39.0/1 6.3/10 A' Choille (The Forest): Rita and Crocodile go for a walk in the forest to collect as many conkers as they can S01E01 0.0.0/1 9/10 The duo finds out about flowers - discovering that bees love them and that petals come in all kinds of different shapes S01E51 0.50.0/1 Gilleasbaig Ferguson reads Mèirleach nan Dathan, written and illustrated by Gabriel Alborozo and translated into Gaelic by Donald John MacLeod 10/10 Iomadh Marisa/Multilde: Matilda decides to create an army of clones, to help not only with her domestic chores, but also to help the other inhabitants S01E29 0.28.0/1 Choirstaidh is busy making zines - little magazines which were really popular in the 1960s and 70s S01E09 0.8.0/1 An Splanglachair: Bonns’s day hasn’t gone too well as she has stretched so far that she has “spanged” herself. At the end of the day, however, she learns that she can be helpful to her friends S01E04 0.3.0/1 Tha sgeingeadh nam beachd an-diugh! There’s a lot of bouncing going on today! S01E30 0.29.0/1 Gnothach Chalcalais, Pàirt 1: When Professor Calcalas goes to Geneva regarding his work, Tintin and Captain Haddock go to find him when they realise he's in such danger - but they aren't the only ones searching for the Professor S01E12 0.11.0/1 Dugie restores a piece of dinosaur bone, the Strictly Skye dance event is held in Portree, and Duntulm crofters take their sheep home from Trodday island S01E07 0.6.0/1 Còcaireachd | Cooking: Joy Dunlop guides viewers through the first steps of speaking Gaelic S03E09 2.8.0/1 5.5/10 Local, national and international news and information from BBC ALBA 9.3/10 Peter MacQueen harvests a selection of vegetables in the back garden, takes a trip to the garden centre and finally completes his front garden makeover, before heading to the family hut S02E05 1.4.0/1 Beatha air an Oir/Lost Villages: Evelyn meets up with Torquil MacLeod, who has strong family connections to Stemreway, and with John MacDonald, whose ancestors came from Buhanais which was cleared in 1826. She also visits Ungashader in Uig in the company of Kenny Angus Mackay and she gets an opportunity to visit another village situated in Loch Hamnaway near the Harris border S14E12 13.11.0/1 7.5/10 The story of a woman's return home to the island from which she escaped eight years previously, having left her family and the place, its claustrophobia and customs. In the first episode, Màiri reluctantly returns home for a funeral and is quickly reminded of the reasons why she left 5.3/10 Joe MacNeil celebrates the Park Bar, and asks why this pub endures as a hub of Gaelic life in Glasgow Anton and Alisha are now parents to a little baby girl. They take her to meet the children in the nursery, who are amazed at how small she is and form some interesting ideas S01E03 0.2.0/1 BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service 6.9/10 BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service 6.9/10 Breug Airson Breug: When MacÌomhair breaks Culag’s machine, AH-AH resorts to lying when he tries to help MacÌomhair out S01E48 0.47.0/1 Dancing and jumping fun for pre-school children S01E24 0.23.0/1 Somhairle air Chall/Simeon has Disappeared: The whole town is searching for the plush toy to comfort Célestine, who is quite embarrassed S01E25 0.24.0/1 Izzy has to get creative in the kitchen when Shane's soup proves so popular that the cafe sells out S01E03 0.2.0/1 10/10 Bradan: The Salmon tells us about herself - where she has come from and how she is returning to beautiful Scotland S01E22 0.21.0/1 8/10 Morag Ann MacNeil reads Air a' Chladach by Anna Milbourne, illustrated by Erica-Jane Waters and translated into Gaelic by Donald John MacLeod 10/10 Cho Saor ris a’ Ghaoith/Born Free: George takes Dave camping S01E04 0.3.0/1 8/10 A boy has a miserable time at summer camp, until some new friends and a bit of magic make everything better Slighe-Mharcachd: Fearchar takes part in an equestrian trial S01E10 0.9.0/1 An insight into Katty Siebert’s life at 12 years old S01E21 0.20.0/1 The CBBC ALBA presenters love a good challenge - but who will emerge victorious as Alexa joins them? S01E04 0.3.0/1 When a new boy arrives on the island, Della, Lou and Marco are quick to work out that he’s a nasty piece of work S01E04 0.3.0/1 10/10 A young pug undergoes surgery at Glasgow Vet School and Ealasaid Dick is out and about in Benbecula and Uist tending to sheep and cattle S06E08 5.7.0/1 Spòrs | Sports: Joy Dunlop guides viewers through the first steps of speaking Gaelic S03E08 2.7.0/1 5.5/10 Local, national and international news and information from BBC ALBA 9.3/10 Islay-born artist Heather Dewar meets teacher Morvern McPhee on the island, and captures her in a colour portrait S05E06 4.5.0/1 Eilean Chanaigh (Winter on Canna): Part two of two. A winter with the residents on the island of Canna, home to just 16 residents, offering a heartwarming insight into a close community working together S01E02 0.1.0/1 Beatha air an Oir/Lost Villages: Evelyn meets up with Torquil MacLeod, who has strong family connections to Stemreway, and with John MacDonald, whose ancestors came from Buhanais which was cleared in 1826. She also visits Ungashader in Uig in the company of Kenny Angus Mackay and she gets an opportunity to visit another village situated in Loch Hamnaway near the Harris border S14E12 13.11.0/1 7.5/10 Gaelic soap based on the Isle of Lewis S10E09 9.8.0/1 5/10 Ceol nam muc-mara (Whale Tales): The local lobster fishermen are cast away by a tall tale and a tuneful encounter S01E11 0.10.0/1 2.5/10 Isobel Ann Martin sings Òran don t-Saoghal and Mairi MacAulay reveals how faith plays a central role in her life. Presented by Iain MacKinnon S05E12 4.11.0/1 7.8/10 BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service 6.9/10 BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service 6.9/10 Falach-fead/Hide and Seek?: Huggleboo and her mum are playing hide and seek S01E01 0.0.0/1 Dealan-dè: When a butterfly comes in the window of the crèche and lands on Sula’s painting, Bing decides that he will help the poor thing find its way back outside S01E57 0.56.0/1 4.5/10 Dancing and jumping fun for pre-school children S01E25 0.24.0/1 Tobar (A Well): The friends enjoy a pirate adventure at the beach, while Ela goes off in search of a well S02E20 1.19.0/1 7.3/10 A' Choille (The Forest): Rita and Crocodile go for a walk in the forest to collect as many conkers as they can S01E01 0.0.0/1 9/10 Seodha Uircein Agus Losgann: Pip and Posy put on a show for their friends, with help from Uircean and Losgann, but Pip is feeling so nervous that he can’t take part S01E40 0.39.0/1 6.3/10 Iain MacInnes reads Caiptean Wag agus na Mathain Bhàna written and illustrated by Michael Terry and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart 10/10 Tilleadh na Cailleach-oidhch': Po learns that to have great power can often change a person - and not always for the better S01E07 0.6.0/1 6.9/10 An Splanglachair: Bonns’s day hasn’t gone too well as she has stretched so far that she has “spanged” herself. At the end of the day, however, she learns that she can be helpful to her friends S01E04 0.3.0/1 Gnothach Chalcalais, Pàirt 2: Tintin, Haddock and Snowy reach Borduria and the spies are determined to catch them. But in disguise, Tintin and his friends fool Colonel Sponz and his men and escape to safety S01E13 0.12.0/1 Dugie restores a piece of dinosaur bone, the Strictly Skye dance event is held in Portree, and Duntulm crofters take their sheep home from Trodday island S01E07 0.6.0/1 Còcaireachd | Cooking: Joy Dunlop guides viewers through the first steps of speaking Gaelic S03E09 2.8.0/1 5.5/10 Local, national and international news and information from BBC ALBA 9.3/10 The first earlies are ready to be harvested, a team of archaeologists investigate a crannog in a loch in Carloway, and it is business as usual for veteran garage owner Denis S01E03 0.2.0/1 Mischa MacPherson looks at mental health struggles in the music industry, with Corrina Hewat and Ross Ainslie offering a powerful and personal insight into this issue S01E01 0.0.0/1 10/10 An Roinn Eorpa: Ramsay MacMahon brushes up on his German in the port city of Hamburg. He takes a boat tour of the industrial area of the city, visits the world’s largest model railway, stays overnight on a barge, has a go at hip-hop dancing and visits the Reeperbahn district where The Beatles played hundreds of gigs S07E02 6.1.0/1 The story of a woman's return home to the island from which she escaped eight years previously, having left her family and the place, its claustrophobia and customs. In the first episode, Màiri reluctantly returns home for a funeral and is quickly reminded of the reasons why she left 5.3/10 Day two of the International Sheep Dog Trial in Brechin, presented by Donald MacSween and Catriona MacPhee S12E02 11.1.0/1 0.3/10 BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service 6.9/10 BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service 6.9/10 The duo finds out about flowers - discovering that bees love them and that petals come in all kinds of different shapes S01E51 0.50.0/1 Dealbh: Hare has been working really hard on a beautiful painting of Mermaid. While she is out to get a suitable frame, Fox accidently spills his drink on it, leaving a big stain S01E02 0.1.0/1 Shane's fridge has broken just as berries need gathering - but he is determined that nothing will go to waste S01E04 0.3.0/1 10/10 Somhairle air Chall/Simeon has Disappeared: The whole town is searching for the plush toy to comfort Célestine, who is quite embarrassed S01E25 0.24.0/1 Falach-fead/Hide and Seek?: Huggleboo and her mum are playing hide and seek S01E01 0.0.0/1 Bùth nan Gàirean: Ruairidh Graham reads Bùth nan Gàirean, written and illustrated by Satoshi Kitamura and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart S04E05 3.4.0/1 10/10 Cho Saor ris a’ Ghaoith/Born Free: George takes Dave camping S01E04 0.3.0/1 8/10 Hannah McKirdy introduces some of the characters who have visited the CBBC ALBA studio recently, including Mary Queen of Scots and the Ugly Sisters S01E02 0.1.0/1 A boy has a miserable time at summer camp, until some new friends and a bit of magic make everything better The CBBC ALBA presenters love a good challenge - but who will emerge victorious as Alexa joins them? S01E04 0.3.0/1 When a new boy arrives on the island, Della, Lou and Marco are quick to work out that he’s a nasty piece of work S01E04 0.3.0/1 10/10 Gregor MacLeod and home bakers from across Scotland share recipes for when only something sweet will do. He takes a trip to Ballantrushal in Lewis to taste fluffy pink marshmallows and visits a Glasgow Gael to try her malted white chocolate blondies. Then Gregor himself makes pink iced buns with fresh cream and jam and a crunchy sour cherry and pistachio nougat S05E01 4.0.0/1 5.8/10 Spòrs | Sports: Joy Dunlop guides viewers through the first steps of speaking Gaelic S03E08 2.7.0/1 5.5/10 Local, national and international news and information from BBC ALBA 9.3/10 Kate Macleod and her dad journey to Pabbay, Ensay and the South of Harris, where they explore these beautiful islands underwater and on dry land S02E03 1.2.0/1 5/10 Day two of the International Sheepdog Trials 2019, from Brechin. Presented by Donald MacSween and Catriona MacPhee S12E03 11.2.0/1 0.3/10 Mia begins her journey to make it to the British National BMX racing championships and Kyle leaves Glasgow for sunny, blue skies and the smell of sea air S01E04 0.3.0/1 Ken Burns, Lynn Novick and Sarah Botstein’s series examines how the American people and leaders responded to the Holocaust - one of the greatest humanitarian disasters of the 20th century. How did the catastrophe challenge the identity of a nation of immigrants and the very ideals of democracy? S01E05 0.4.0/1 Eilidh Cormack discusses and reads the poem Thig Trì Nithean Gun Iarraidh by the Daughter of the Laird of Rèilig. She speaks about how its messages are still relevant today S01E02 0.1.0/1 A landmark collaboration fusing innovative Skye band Niteworks with the BBC SSO. Recorded at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall as part of Celtic Connections 8/10 BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service 6.9/10 BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service 6.9/10 Am Mèirleach Dìomhair: Cailean, Ailig, Goraidh and Muireall become detectives today as Cailean's new toy, blanket and sticks have gone missing S01E06 0.5.0/1 Seodha Uircein Agus Losgann: Pip and Posy put on a show for their friends, with help from Uircean and Losgann, but Pip is feeling so nervous that he can’t take part S01E40 0.39.0/1 6.3/10 Dealbh: Hare has been working really hard on a beautiful painting of Mermaid. While she is out to get a suitable frame, Fox accidently spills his drink on it, leaving a big stain S01E02 0.1.0/1 Breug Airson Breug: When MacÌomhair breaks Culag’s machine, AH-AH resorts to lying when he tries to help MacÌomhair out S01E48 0.47.0/1 A' Choille (The Forest): Rita and Crocodile go for a walk in the forest to collect as many conkers as they can S01E01 0.0.0/1 9/10 Eilidh is joined by Florence and her guinea pigs, Buttercup and Bluebell S01E02 0.1.0/1 Eilidh Cormack reads An Crogall Nach Robh Measail air Uisge written and illustrated by Gemma Merino and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart 10/10 Morris am Meer-cat (Morris the Meerkat): Following the activities of Morris, a meerkat who lives in the Kalahari Desert with his parents and the rest of the meerkat gang. Mama is the leader and the only female who is allowed to breed. Dad is the top male, three years old and in his prime S01E02 0.1.0/1 10/10 An insight into Katty Siebert’s life at 12 years old S01E21 0.20.0/1 Choirstaidh is busy making zines - little magazines which were really popular in the 1960s and 70s S01E09 0.8.0/1 Sùileagan Mòr (Big Spell): Po disobeys Shifu and, as such, inadvertently causes the palace to fall into disarray S01E08 0.7.0/1 6.9/10 Local, national and international news and information from BBC ALBA 9.3/10 Eilidh Cormack discusses and reads the poem Thig Trì Nithean Gun Iarraidh by the Daughter of the Laird of Rèilig. She speaks about how its messages are still relevant today S01E02 0.1.0/1 Gaelic soap based on the Isle of Lewis S10E10 9.9.0/1 5/10 Eucoir air an tuath (Country Crimes!): Officer MacLean becomes bored by paperwork and dreams of a more hands-on approach to his responsibilities as a lawman and activites such as fast car pursuits and major crime busts S01E12 0.11.0/1 2.5/10 Donald Morrison recalls 1980s reports on the dangers of hydatid cysts, particularly in the islands. Plus, evidence of drug misuse escalating throughout the Highlands, and rising cancer levels among women in Caithness and Galloway S01E07 0.6.0/1 Peter MacQueen harvests a selection of vegetables in the back garden, takes a trip to the garden centre and finally completes his front garden makeover, before heading to the family hut S02E05 1.4.0/1 An exploration of what it means to people, especially women, after they had to leave the island of their birth: Berneray in the Outer Hebrides 320 Meters Deep: Anna discovers that safety precautions are being abandoned during test dives. C-Max is struggling financially, and Christian learns why. In Norwegian and English S02E04 1.3.0/1 8.5/10 Featuring new music from renowned highland fiddler Duncan Chisholm, as well as newly composed songs from Rachel Walker & Aaron Jones 6.3/10 An Roinn Eorpa: Ramsay MacMahon brushes up on his German in the port city of Hamburg. He takes a boat tour of the industrial area of the city, visits the world’s largest model railway, stays overnight on a barge, has a go at hip-hop dancing and visits the Reeperbahn district where The Beatles played hundreds of gigs S07E02 6.1.0/1 BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service 6.9/10 BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service 6.9/10 Skye v Kingussie (Throw-up 4.00pm). Micheal Steele presents coverage of the MacTavish Cup final from Bught Park, Inverness. With commentary by Hugh Dan MacLennan 10/10 Local, national and international news and information from BBC Alba 9.3/10 An exploration of what it means to people, especially women, after they had to leave the island of their birth: Berneray in the Outer Hebrides Anna Macleod is joined by Martin MacIntyre and Joy Dunlop, who discuss books of special interest to them. Each guest also recommends a book for the other to read S05E02 4.1.0/1 The first earlies are ready to be harvested, a team of archaeologists investigate a crannog in a loch in Carloway, and it is business as usual for veteran garage owner Denis S01E03 0.2.0/1 Fiona MacKenzie and Niall Iain MacDonald highlights of Nile Rodgers & Chic, Tide Lines and Blue Rose Code performing at Belladrum 2022 S2022E16 2021.15.0/1 6.3/10 Ken Burns, Lynn Novick and Sarah Botstein’s series examines how the American people and leaders responded to the Holocaust - one of the greatest humanitarian disasters of the 20th century. How did the catastrophe challenge the identity of a nation of immigrants and the very ideals of democracy? S01E05 0.4.0/1 Bill Innes introduces the best pipers, drummers and dancers from a Military Tattoo celebrating 100 years since the formation of the RAF, including performers from China and Africa 10/10 Short programme from Celtic Connections 2023 featuring sibling duo Donald and Peigi Barker, Scottish singer-songwriter Philip Seth Campbell and English folk trio Lady Maisery 6.3/10 BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service 6.9/10 Action from the Diamond League meeting in Florence, Italy 6.9/10 Action from the Diamond League meeting in Florence, Italy 6.9/10 Action from the Diamond League meeting in Florence, Italy 6.9/10 Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Manchester City v Manchester United (Kick-off 3.00pm). Gary Lineker presents coverage of the final from Wembley Stadium 6.4/10 Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Gloucester-Hartpury v Exeter Chiefs Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Gloucester-Hartpury v Exeter Chiefs Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Manchester City v Manchester United. Jason Mohammad presents highlights of the final between the rivals, which came from Wembley Stadium. With analysis from Jermaine Jenas 7.5/10 Coverage of day one of the grass court tennis tournament . S01E01 0.0.0/1 9/10 Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Coverage of day two of the grass court tennis tournament Tanya Arnold presents action from the Magic Weekend fixtures at St James' Park in Newcastle, including Warrington Wolves v Hull FC and Wigan Warriors v Catalans Dragons 7.3/10 Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Coverage of day three of the grass court tennis tournament Tanya Arnold presents action from the Magic Weekend fixtures at St James' Park in Newcastle, including Warrington Wolves v Hull FC and Wigan Warriors v Catalans Dragons 7.3/10 Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Coverage of day four of the grass court tennis tournament . S01E01 0.0.0/1 9/10 Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Coverage of day five of the grass court tennis tournament Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Athletics: Diamond League Paris: The Meeting de Paris. Action from the fourth meeting of the series, held at Stade Sebastien Charlety S2023E04 2022.3.0/1 6.9/10 Athletics: Diamond League Paris: The Meeting de Paris. 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Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Coverage of day six of the grass court tennis tournament Manchester City v Inter Milan (Kick-off 8.00pm). Commentary on the Champions League final from Ataturk Olympic Stadium in Istanbul, Turkey 8.5/10 Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. Springwatch has been filming the very best wildlife with unique stories to tell Spring is a season of new life and hopefulness, when anything seems possible in the longer days ahead. It can be the most dramatic, expectant and optimistic of seasons when our trees and hedgerows display leaves of every shade of green, wildflowers burst into life in our hay meadows, and blossom festoons our orchards. Our wildlife has a spring in its step too as lives are consumed with mating, hatching and survival. 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But it was allegations of the illegal deportation of children that led to an international arrest warrant being issued for Vladimir Putin himself. Ukraine says more than 19,000 children have been removed to Russia. Russia maintains that it is evacuating them from danger. The BBC's Eastern Europe correspondent Sarah Rainsford has found new evidence of what is happening to Ukraine's missing children and met some of the relatives fighting to get them back. National and international news from the BBC 8.3/10 Tim Sebastian interviews Pierre Schori, the EU election monitor who was expelled from Zimbabwe 4.2/10 National and international news from the BBC 8.3/10 The latest business news with informed analysis from the world's financial centres 4.7/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather 2.6/10 Nicky Campbell takes calls on the day’s talking points, hearing views and experiences from across the UK. 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Including Newsnight Scotland at 11.00pm 8.1/10 Live from Singapore, the latest international news from the BBC. 3.3/10 Tim Sebastian interviews Pierre Schori, the EU election monitor who was expelled from Zimbabwe 4.2/10 Live from Singapore, the latest international news from the BBC. 3.3/10 Live from Singapore the essential business news as it breaks and a look ahead to the news that will shape the business day 4.2/10 A round up of all the day's sports events 3.9/10 Live from Singapore, the latest international news from the BBC. 3.3/10 Live from Singapore the essential business news as it breaks and a look ahead to the news that will shape the business day 4.2/10 A round up of all the day's sports events 3.9/10 The latest national and international stories as they break 8.3/10 Live from Singapore the essential business news as it breaks and a look ahead to the news that will shape the business day 4.2/10 A round up of all the day's sports events 3.9/10 The latest national and international stories as they break 8.3/10 For so long, women in India have fought for equality at home and the right to be in charge of their families. Now as India marches on to be the world's most populous country, a mini revolution is taking place. Divya Arya meets some of the women, helped by migration and education, who have become the head of their families, and asks what impact it will have on the one point four billion people that now live in India? The latest national and international stories as they break 8.3/10 The latest national and international stories as they break 8.3/10 The latest national and international stories as they break 8.3/10 The latest business news with informed analysis from the world's financial centres 4.7/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather 2.6/10 Nicky takes calls on the day's talking points, hearing views and experiences from across the UK. 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Including Newsnight Scotland at 11.00pm 8.1/10 Live from Singapore, the latest international news from the BBC. 3.3/10 The latest national and international stories as they break 8.3/10 Live from Singapore, the latest international news from the BBC. 3.3/10 Live from Singapore the essential business news as it breaks and a look ahead to the news that will shape the business day 4.2/10 A round up of all the day's sports events 3.9/10 Live from Singapore, the latest international news from the BBC. 3.3/10 Live from Singapore the essential business news as it breaks and a look ahead to the news that will shape the business day 4.2/10 A round up of all the day's sports events 3.9/10 The latest national and international stories as they break 8.3/10 Live from Singapore the essential business news as it breaks and a look ahead to the news that will shape the business day 4.2/10 A round up of all the day's sports events 3.9/10 The latest national and international stories as they break 8.3/10 Russia is supplying the Myanmar military with advanced fighter jets and training their pilots how to use them in a war against their own people. More than two years on from the coup, the country's military is facing a countrywide armed uprising and their troops are struggling to hold ground and recruit foot soldiers. So, the strategy is turning increasingly to the air with devastating consequences. BBC's Asia editor Rebecca Henschke follows those fighting back on the ground and in the air. And she meets defectors from the air force who give exclusive insight into the strategy and psychology behind those operating these deadly machines. 5.6/10 The latest national and international stories as they break 8.3/10 The latest national and international stories as they break 8.3/10 The latest national and international stories as they break 8.3/10 Financial news 4.7/10 A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather 2.6/10 Calls on the day's talking points, hearing views and experiences from across the UK. 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Each week we look at how the BBC is covering major stories and put your criticisms to the powers behind the presenters 2.1/10 The latest national and international stories as they break 8.3/10 General 8/10 General 8/10 General 8/10 General 8/10 The first of two programmes in which Monty travels to Japan in spring to explore different aspects of the nation's gardens. Amidst the cherry blossoms, he begins his journey by visiting the earliest surviving boating garden of the Heian period. He also looks at the rolling green moss of a Buddhist garden and learns the secrets of creating a Zen landscape before visiting an unconventional garden created by a modern design legend. The presenter also learns about the art of Japanese stonemasonry, the famous tea ceremonies and receives a lesson in the delicate art of traditional flower arranging S01E01 0.0.0/1 9.7/10 Circumnavigation: Paul Rose discovers the truth behind the first circumnavigation of the world. More than 500 years ago, Ferdinand Magellan set out to find the riches of the Spice Islands, but contrary to popular perception, he failed to reach them. A dramatic sequence of events followed, involving mutiny and murder, as his scurvy-ridden crew continued the journey without him S01E01 0.0.0/1 8/10 Mystery Break: Chemotherapy takes its toll on Ester. Jorund tries to make up with Charlotte but suspects she may be hiding bigger secrets. Lars invites love interest Miko on a date. In Norwegian S01E05 0.4.0/1 9/10 Zero Point: Ester wonders whether she has the strength to continue with the harshness of her treatment. Arild is invited to Japan on a once-in-a-life time work trip. Jorund gets a nasty shock. In Norwegian S01E06 0.5.0/1 9/10 The Hour of Truth: Ester gets to find out if the treatment she endured has worked. Jorund must decide if he intends to forgive Charlotte, and Finn reveals a big secret he has been carrying around for many years. In Norwegian S01E07 0.6.0/1 9/10 The Real Bonnie and Clyde: Timewatch: Documentary about American outlaws Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow. With unprecedented access to gang members' memoirs, family archives and recently released police records, Timewatch searches for the true story of the couple and their mob. While Hollywood portrayed the pair as the most glamorous outlaws in American history, the reality of life on the run was one of violence, hardship and danger. Narrated by Michael Praed S30E03 29.2.0/1 8.9/10 The Book Signing: Jean is concerned for Lionel's success as the day of his book launch arrives and wonders if Alistair will be able to help out with a publicity stunt should sales start to flag. Romantic comedy, starring Judi Dench and Geoffrey Palmer S02E07 1.6.0/1 8.1/10 Birthday Boy: Bob and Thelma throw a surprise party to cheer up Terry - but the blindfolded guest of honour begins to insult old friends, unaware they are listening to his every word S01E06 0.5.0/1 8.9/10 Circumnavigation: Paul Rose discovers the truth behind the first circumnavigation of the world. More than 500 years ago, Ferdinand Magellan set out to find the riches of the Spice Islands, but contrary to popular perception, he failed to reach them. A dramatic sequence of events followed, involving mutiny and murder, as his scurvy-ridden crew continued the journey without him S01E01 0.0.0/1 8/10 The first of two programmes in which Monty travels to Japan in spring to explore different aspects of the nation's gardens. Amidst the cherry blossoms, he begins his journey by visiting the earliest surviving boating garden of the Heian period. He also looks at the rolling green moss of a Buddhist garden and learns the secrets of creating a Zen landscape before visiting an unconventional garden created by a modern design legend. The presenter also learns about the art of Japanese stonemasonry, the famous tea ceremonies and receives a lesson in the delicate art of traditional flower arranging S01E01 0.0.0/1 9.7/10 Historian Amanda Vickery and broadcaster Tom Service unearth the fascinating story of the life-long friendship between composers Ralph Vaughan Williams and Gustav Holst, whose music gave birth to the 'English sound' in the first half of the 20th century. They retrace the walking trips the two composers took together across the country to discover how influences ranging from the Renaissance masters to the folk genre imbued their music with the 'Englishness' recognised today 8.4/10 The BBC Philharmonic, conducted by Mark Wigglesworth, perform Vaughan Williams' pastoral masterpiece The Lark Ascending, with the orchestra's leader Zoe Beyers on violin. The concert, from Manchester's Bridgewater Hall, also features Elgar's Symphony No 2 and Wagner's prelude to his last music-drama work, Parsifal 9.3/10 Clemency Burton-Hill explores the life of Antonio Stradivari, a 17th-century violin-maker who created over one thousand stringed instruments. Visiting the Stradivarius exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, she examines four of the violins and is joined by 2002 Young Musician of the Year winner Jennifer Pike to test some of them out 8.6/10 A record-breaking tennis player on the court and a boundary-busting social activist off the court, Billie Jean King talks to Amol Rajan about her extraordinary life and career. She discusses her lifelong battle for equality and inclusion, and how she has balanced her activism with both a sports career and a tumultuous personal life 8.4/10 Documentary telling the little-known story of sports legend Arthur Ashe off the tennis court. Known to most on account of his stellar sports career - he became the first black man to win Wimbledon in 1975 - the film uncovers Ashe's work as a social activist, a role that embraced not only the civil rights movement in the US and African Americans but all oppressed peoples throughout the world 8.1/10 Kate Prince: Imagine: Kate Prince is a remarkable British dance pioneer whose renowned ZooNation company has transformed the profile of hip-hop and street dance across the country. Alan Yentob meets the choreographer as she prepares for her project Message in a Bottle, a West End production set to the songs of Sting. The programme follows the highs and lows of birthing a complex new dance show from day one in the studio to opening night, while also exploring the wider impact of Prince's work and politics on a younger generation of upcoming dancers 8.1/10 The BBC Philharmonic, conducted by Mark Wigglesworth, perform Vaughan Williams' pastoral masterpiece The Lark Ascending, with the orchestra's leader Zoe Beyers on violin. The concert, from Manchester's Bridgewater Hall, also features Elgar's Symphony No 2 and Wagner's prelude to his last music-drama work, Parsifal 9.3/10 Historian Amanda Vickery and broadcaster Tom Service unearth the fascinating story of the life-long friendship between composers Ralph Vaughan Williams and Gustav Holst, whose music gave birth to the 'English sound' in the first half of the 20th century. They retrace the walking trips the two composers took together across the country to discover how influences ranging from the Renaissance masters to the folk genre imbued their music with the 'Englishness' recognised today 8.4/10 Paul Rose sets off to walk all 630 miles of the South West Coast Path. The explorer hopes to discover wildlife, wild traditions and wild adventure at every turn S01E01 0.0.0/1 7.5/10 Victorian Splendour: The former steeplejack considers building designs of the 19th century. He visits Eastnor Castle in Herefordshire to examine the work of architect Robert Smirke, then travels to St Giles's Church in Cheadle, Staffordshire, to study the Gothic-inspired designs of Augustus Pugin S01E06 0.5.0/1 9.7/10 Naples: Using 3D scanning technology, Alexander Armstrong and Dr Michael Scott uncover the hidden history of three Italian cities, beginning with Naples, from its earliest Greek and Roman origins. The pair explore the impact of the volcano of Mount Vesuvius, and how it both nurtured the region and exacted a terrible price on the local population. Alexander and Michael also delve into a labyrinth of underground spaces constructed by ruling Bourbon kings in the 19th century, that helped to sustain the city S01E01 0.0.0/1 7.3/10 Derby: Bendor Grosvenor and Emma Dabiri investigate a painting by 18th-century artist Joseph Wright of Derby, housed at the Derby Museum. The piece suffered an industrial scale restoration in the 1970s, but can the team peel back layers of modern restoration on the mysterious landscape painting stuck in the Derby vaults to reveal another hidden masterpiece? S02E02 1.1.0/1 8/10 In at the Deep End: HMS Queen Elizabeth goes on dangerous sea trials for the first time in the North Sea, where every part of the vessel is put to the test and the first aircraft lands on the deck. After a few days at sea, the first problems start to emerge, including an explosion, a dangerous fuel leak, and some strange noises. Meanwhile, a crew member reveals how the Navy helped him make a fresh start from a life of crime, and the ship's Muslim chef works out how to cook pork without offending his religion S01E02 0.1.0/1 8/10 In Search of the Wreckers: Timewatch: Looters made the most of an opportunity when the MSC Napoli ran aground in January 2007, spilling its cargo on Branscombe beach in Devon. However, they were reviving a tradition that stretches back centuries - connecting coastal communities around Britain to a sinister profession. Author Bella Bathurst embarks on an epic journey from the Isles of Scilly to the Orkney Islands to explore wrecking S28E03 27.2.0/1 8.9/10 Award-winning filmmaker Richard Macer is invited to film with a golden generation of talented young male dancers at the Royal Ballet to find out what it takes to be an elite dancer. Throughout the film, Richard learns that in the past, the man's role was just to lift the ballerina into the air, but now, the top male dancers have fanbases that even rival the best ballerina's. He also explores changes in choreography, which is starting to reflect masculinity in different ways, mirroring the changing perception of what it is to be man outside in the wider world 8/10 Paul Rose sets off to walk all 630 miles of the South West Coast Path. The explorer hopes to discover wildlife, wild traditions and wild adventure at every turn S01E01 0.0.0/1 7.5/10 Victorian Splendour: The former steeplejack considers building designs of the 19th century. He visits Eastnor Castle in Herefordshire to examine the work of architect Robert Smirke, then travels to St Giles's Church in Cheadle, Staffordshire, to study the Gothic-inspired designs of Augustus Pugin S01E06 0.5.0/1 9.7/10 Naples: Using 3D scanning technology, Alexander Armstrong and Dr Michael Scott uncover the hidden history of three Italian cities, beginning with Naples, from its earliest Greek and Roman origins. The pair explore the impact of the volcano of Mount Vesuvius, and how it both nurtured the region and exacted a terrible price on the local population. Alexander and Michael also delve into a labyrinth of underground spaces constructed by ruling Bourbon kings in the 19th century, that helped to sustain the city S01E01 0.0.0/1 7.3/10 Derby: Bendor Grosvenor and Emma Dabiri investigate a painting by 18th-century artist Joseph Wright of Derby, housed at the Derby Museum. The piece suffered an industrial scale restoration in the 1970s, but can the team peel back layers of modern restoration on the mysterious landscape painting stuck in the Derby vaults to reveal another hidden masterpiece? S02E02 1.1.0/1 8/10 Traversing the rugged and mysterious north Cornish coast, explorer Paul Rose's first stop is Morwenstow, where he squeezes into the Trust's smallest property, the Hawker's Hut. Built in the 1800s by opium-smoking poet Reverend Hawker, it is popular with walkers who add their own graffiti. Next, Paul enjoys a tour of the wild and majestic Tintagel Castle, before heading to Padstow where the Mayday 'Obby 'Oss celebrations are in full swing. Paul is then put through his paces by a group of youngsters training to be surf lifesavers at Newquay's Fistral Beach S01E02 0.1.0/1 7.5/10 Wind, Water and Steam: The former steeplejack sets out on an enthusiastic tour of Britain's industrial heritage, exploring the early use of wind and water power and visiting some steam engines still in use today. On his travels Fred meets a man who has built a windmill in his back garden and hunts for examples of early beam engines that are still functioning today S01E01 0.0.0/1 9.3/10 Tribute to the comedian featuring clips of some of his best sketches and stand-up routines. First shown in May 1997 S01E03 0.2.0/1 8.3/10 Les Dawson: Talking Comedy: Angela Thorne narrates a look back at clips of the comedian and writer's appearances on some of the BBC's best-loved talk shows S01E03 0.2.0/1 8/10 The Many Faces of Les Dawson: Profile of the Manchester-born comedian known for his deadpan humour and jokes at the expense of his wife and mother-in-law. The programme explores his beginnings in northern clubs and appearance on talent show Opportunity Knocks, and charts his rise to stardom. Contributors include John Cleese, Robert Webb and Russell Kane. Narrated by Sally Phillips S01E01 0.0.0/1 7.8/10 The Succession actor travels to Calcutta, retracing the journey of jute workers who started out in his home city of Dundee and went on to seek their fortunes in India. On the way he meets Lily Thompson, who went deaf while working in the mills, and spent years using a special sign-language to communicate with the other workers. He also meets members of the Calcutta and Moffusil Society and samples deep-fried jute 8/10 The astonishing tale of how scientists have battled against the odds to detect and decode the neutrino - the strangest, most elusive particle in the universe 10/10 What Happens in Helmand: Holliday Grainger and Callum Turner star in a six-part crime thriller. Soldier Shaun Emery has his conviction for murder overturned because of flawed evidence, and returns home to Britain a free man. However, when damning CCTV footage of him comes to light, he ends up the subject of another investigation. Newly promoted detective Rachel Carey is assigned to the case, and quickly learns the truth is not as simple as it appears S01E01 0.0.0/1 8.1/10 Toy Soldier: The crucial CCTV footage of Shaun's supposed crime is seized by a mysterious MI5 officer, leaving Rachel convinced the truth behind the case is not as clear cut as it first appeared. However, getting answers may prove difficult when the surveillance system is found wanting. After a confrontation with his ex-partner, Shaun is determined to prove his innocence, and recruits an old friend to help him break into Hannah's flat and find evidence. Ron Perlman (Hellboy) joins the cast of the conspiracy thriller S01E02 0.1.0/1 8.1/10 Truffle Hog: Shaun is interrogated by the CIA in a covert safe house, and while Rachel sees CCTV footage of him going in, she then finds she is unable to locate him inside. Her investigation leads her to make shocking discoveries about the degree to which CCTV footage might be manipulated. Finally released by his American captors, Shaun goes on the run from the police - but his quest to clear his name soon takes a devastating turn S01E03 0.2.0/1 8.1/10 Traversing the rugged and mysterious north Cornish coast, explorer Paul Rose's first stop is Morwenstow, where he squeezes into the Trust's smallest property, the Hawker's Hut. Built in the 1800s by opium-smoking poet Reverend Hawker, it is popular with walkers who add their own graffiti. Next, Paul enjoys a tour of the wild and majestic Tintagel Castle, before heading to Padstow where the Mayday 'Obby 'Oss celebrations are in full swing. Paul is then put through his paces by a group of youngsters training to be surf lifesavers at Newquay's Fistral Beach S01E02 0.1.0/1 7.5/10 Wind, Water and Steam: The former steeplejack sets out on an enthusiastic tour of Britain's industrial heritage, exploring the early use of wind and water power and visiting some steam engines still in use today. On his travels Fred meets a man who has built a windmill in his back garden and hunts for examples of early beam engines that are still functioning today S01E01 0.0.0/1 9.3/10 Paul Rose explores the spectacular coastline of southern Cornwall, discovering one of the world's finest stages at the Minack open-air theatre in Porthcurno. He also tries out the high-octane sport of coasteering on the Lizard Peninsula, joins a National Trust ranger for some clifftop wildlife spotting, and fires the Tudor cannons of Pendennis Castle in Falmouth S01E03 0.2.0/1 7.5/10 Mills and Factories: An exploration of the textile mills and factories that once thrived in Britain during the Industrial Revolution. From New Lanark in Scotland to the mill town of Burnley, Fred meets ex-workers to discover what life was really like, and chats to a group that has dedicated 30 years to restoring mill engines S01E02 0.1.0/1 9.3/10 The presenter tells the story of the 17th-century residence in Derbyshire - the pleasure palace of playboy Cavalier and ambitious courtier William Cavendish. Through a collection of artworks and items held within the castle, Lucy uncovers a colourful tale, capturing the tensions of England in the 1600s that would eventually lead the nation to civil war 8.6/10 The historian teams up with materials scientist Zoe Laughlin in an ambitious attempt to recreate one of the earliest and most spectacular firework displays in Britain. The extravagant festivities were originally laid on by Robert Dudley, a close friend of Queen Elizabeth I, as an attempt win the Virgin Queen's hand in marriage in 1575, and Lucy travels to Italy for clues on how to make the Tudor equivalent of a Catherine Wheel 8.1/10 Bill Maynard stars in Colin Welland's 1973 play about a married factory worker who kisses a barmaid in front of the whole pub on his 50th birthday - and the consequences for all around him. Directed by Michael Apted and co-starring Rosemarie Dunham, Marjorie Yates and Lori Wells 8/10 Blind Spots: Rachel finally comes face to face with Shaun, who offers up the location of the CIA safe house before managing to evade arrest once more. The fugitive soldier flees into an encounter with two mysterious strangers, who offer to provide him with the answers he is looking for. Rachel pays Napier a visit, and the meeting leaves her more convinced than ever that the CCTV network has been compromised S01E04 0.3.0/1 8.1/10 A Pilgrim of Justice: The truth behind what happened to Shaun is revealed to him as he finally comes face to face with the powers behind his downfall. Rachel seeks answers of her own after her suspicions that Shaun has been set up are confirmed by a vital piece of evidence. However, the truth they both uncover places their lives in great danger S01E05 0.4.0/1 8.1/10 Correction: The mysterious Jessica Mallory arrives in London as the most closely guarded secrets of the intelligence services face exposure. Rachel faces a terrible choice that will not only decide Shaun's fate but also have an impact on the nation's entire criminal justice system. Famke Janssen (X-Men) guest stars in the conclusion of the crime drama S01E06 0.5.0/1 8.1/10 Paul Rose explores the spectacular coastline of southern Cornwall, discovering one of the world's finest stages at the Minack open-air theatre in Porthcurno. He also tries out the high-octane sport of coasteering on the Lizard Peninsula, joins a National Trust ranger for some clifftop wildlife spotting, and fires the Tudor cannons of Pendennis Castle in Falmouth S01E03 0.2.0/1 7.5/10 Mills and Factories: An exploration of the textile mills and factories that once thrived in Britain during the Industrial Revolution. From New Lanark in Scotland to the mill town of Burnley, Fred meets ex-workers to discover what life was really like, and chats to a group that has dedicated 30 years to restoring mill engines S01E02 0.1.0/1 9.3/10 Paul Rose continues his journey by exploring the soft and rolling coastline of south Devon, taking a snorkelling trip around Burgh Island and hitching a ride on the Dartmouth to Paignton steam train S01E04 0.3.0/1 7.5/10 Iron and Steel: The former steeplejack examines the history of the iron and steel industries, beginning with a visit to Ironbridge Gorge in Shropshire. Fred moves on to the Black Country, where he learns how the anchor for the ill-fated Titanic was made, before getting the chance to drive the biggest steam-powered rolling mill engine he has ever seen S01E03 0.2.0/1 9.3/10 David Olusoga traces the lives of 10 Guinea Street's occupants through the Second World War to the present day, discovering stories of love, loss and renewal. In the run-up to the war, the house is occupied by the younger generation of the Wallingtons, the long-term owners of number 10, who move back to the house after several years living in the rural Somerset. The Wallingtons are letting rooms to lodgers when war is declared in 1939, and would have sheltered in their cellar as German bombs rained down on Bristol. Over the 10 months of the Bristol Blitz, the ancient city is devastated and 3,000 houses destroyed. Number 10 itself is almost among them, as a bomb falls directly on Guinea Street, only missing the house by a whisker S03E04 2.3.0/1 7.3/10 An art professor who once worked as an assassin is blackmailed into returning to his old career to eliminate a spy. However, his target is in the middle of a mountaineering expedition, forcing the hitman to embark on a perilous climb up the Eiger in hot pursuit. Action adventure, directed by and starring Clint Eastwood. With George Kennedy, Jack Cassidy and Vonetta McGee 8.7/10 Divorcee Toby Howard and his ex-con older brother Tanner embark on a meticulously planned crime spree, hoping to rob every branch of the West Texas bank that has threatened to foreclose on their family ranch. However, they soon find themselves being pursued by two veteran Texas Rangers. Neo-Western drama, starring Jeff Bridges, Chris Pine and Ben Foster 5.7/10 The historian teams up with materials scientist Zoe Laughlin in an ambitious attempt to recreate one of the earliest and most spectacular firework displays in Britain. The extravagant festivities were originally laid on by Robert Dudley, a close friend of Queen Elizabeth I, as an attempt win the Virgin Queen's hand in marriage in 1575, and Lucy travels to Italy for clues on how to make the Tudor equivalent of a Catherine Wheel 8.1/10 David Olusoga traces the lives of 10 Guinea Street's occupants through the Second World War to the present day, discovering stories of love, loss and renewal. In the run-up to the war, the house is occupied by the younger generation of the Wallingtons, the long-term owners of number 10, who move back to the house after several years living in the rural Somerset. The Wallingtons are letting rooms to lodgers when war is declared in 1939, and would have sheltered in their cellar as German bombs rained down on Bristol. Over the 10 months of the Bristol Blitz, the ancient city is devastated and 3,000 houses destroyed. Number 10 itself is almost among them, as a bomb falls directly on Guinea Street, only missing the house by a whisker S03E04 2.3.0/1 7.3/10 Michelle Gayle presents studio performances and videos from November 17, 1994, by M People, Suede, Baby D, Blur, Urge Overkill, New Order, Sheryl Crow, Kate Bush and Pato Banton 8.5/10 Mark Goodier introduces music by Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine, Jimmy Nail, Louis Armstrong, New Atlantic featuring Berri, Jamiroquai, Kylie Minogue, Sinead O'Connor, Luther Vandross and Baby D from November 24, 1994 8.5/10 07/06/1984: John Peel and David Jensen host the June 7, 1984 show, featuring Spandau Ballet, Howard Jones, Evelyn Thomas, Bananarama, Bronski Beat and Wham! 8.5/10 08/06/1978: Noel Edmonds presents an edition from June 8, 1978. With music by Manfred Mann's Earth Band, Lindisfarne, the Rolling Stones, Goldie, AC/DC, Boney M, Guy Marks, Maxine Nightingale and David Soul 8.5/10 A compilation of archive footage to celebrate the critically-acclaimed female singers whose voices have come to define the soul genre, including Aretha Franklin, Roberta Flack, Gladys Knight, Randy Crawford, Angie Stone, Mary J Blige and Beyonce 7.8/10 A documentary profile of the American singer, best known for her early 1970s hits such as The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face, Where Is the Love and Killing Me Softly with His Song. The programme documents her middle class upbringing, born out of the self-contained hub of a segregated country, and her relative late breakthrough, occurring in her mid thirties. As a solo and duet artist she had her detractors for adapting her style to white traditions, but eventually won over a nation with her soft, gentle tones. Contributors include Dionne Warwick, Johnny Mathis and Cissy Houston, as well as several reflections from Flack herself 9.8/10 Admirers including Elton John, Gloria Estefan, Smokey Robinson, PM Dawn, Bonnie Raitt and Rod Stewart share a stage with the Queen of Soul. The concert took place at Manhattan's Nederlander Theatre in 1993, as an AIDS benefit. Elton, Smokey and Rod provide backing vocals on the first number Chain of Fools 8.8/10 Aretha Franklin: A Tribute to the Queen of Soul at the Proms: In a concert from last year's BBC Proms, Jules Buckley and his ensemble are joined by American singer and Quincy Jones protégée Sheléa to showcase the songs made famous by the Queen of Soul. Presented by Clara Amfo from the Royal Albert Hall 7.4/10 Michelle Gayle presents studio performances and videos from November 17, 1994, by M People, Suede, Baby D, Blur, Urge Overkill, New Order, Sheryl Crow, Kate Bush and Pato Banton 8.5/10 Mark Goodier introduces music by Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine, Jimmy Nail, Louis Armstrong, New Atlantic featuring Berri, Jamiroquai, Kylie Minogue, Sinead O'Connor, Luther Vandross and Baby D from November 24, 1994 8.5/10 Part two of two. Monty explores the country during autumn, beginning at one of the three great gardens of Japan to learn how they are protected from the coming winter. Monty follows the history of the Japanese garden through the military strongholds of past leaders to the many styles, new and old, of the iconic stroll garden and finds a slice of Victorian England in the heart of Tokyo. He also learns how the Japanese are weaving nature into their concrete urban jungle. He ends his journey by the Sea of Japan at a place that makes art out of its gardens S01E02 0.1.0/1 9.7/10 The Making of Captain Cook: Paul Rose tells the story of Captain James Cook's historic 1768 voyage to find a vast southern continent. No such land mass was discovered, but the crew of the Endeavour went on to Tahiti and Australia, which Cook claimed for Britain. The ship was almost ripped apart on the Great Barrier Reef, but the captain's navigational skills eventually steered it back home to safety S01E02 0.1.0/1 8/10 Crime thriller about a dedicated police officer's relentless pursuit of a drug kingpin, leading him down a dark path rife with corruption and shifting morality. Starring Payman Maadi and Navid Mohammadzadeh. In Persian 8/10 Tribute to the comedian featuring clips of some of his best sketches and stand-up routines. First shown in May 1997 S01E03 0.2.0/1 8.3/10 Les Dawson: Talking Comedy: Angela Thorne narrates a look back at clips of the comedian and writer's appearances on some of the BBC's best-loved talk shows S01E03 0.2.0/1 8/10 The Many Faces of Les Dawson: Profile of the Manchester-born comedian known for his deadpan humour and jokes at the expense of his wife and mother-in-law. The programme explores his beginnings in northern clubs and appearance on talent show Opportunity Knocks, and charts his rise to stardom. Contributors include John Cleese, Robert Webb and Russell Kane. Narrated by Sally Phillips S01E01 0.0.0/1 7.8/10 The Making of Captain Cook: Paul Rose tells the story of Captain James Cook's historic 1768 voyage to find a vast southern continent. No such land mass was discovered, but the crew of the Endeavour went on to Tahiti and Australia, which Cook claimed for Britain. The ship was almost ripped apart on the Great Barrier Reef, but the captain's navigational skills eventually steered it back home to safety S01E02 0.1.0/1 8/10 Part two of two. Monty explores the country during autumn, beginning at one of the three great gardens of Japan to learn how they are protected from the coming winter. Monty follows the history of the Japanese garden through the military strongholds of past leaders to the many styles, new and old, of the iconic stroll garden and finds a slice of Victorian England in the heart of Tokyo. He also learns how the Japanese are weaving nature into their concrete urban jungle. He ends his journey by the Sea of Japan at a place that makes art out of its gardens S01E02 0.1.0/1 9.7/10 Swansea 1/5: In Swansea, performing arts director Anthony plans a theatre-themed menu for his guests, Ross, Tula, Kola and Julie. However, straight-talking Tula tries to steal the show with a candid revelation and Julie brings the house down with some frisky fun at Kola's expense. Anthony's plans go awry in the kitchen, threatening to earn him more rotten earn tomatoes than rave reviews 5.5/10 Swansea 2/5: Salesman Ross hosts the second party from Swansea, but his guests make a discovery that leaves him with some explaining to do, while tension erupts between him and Kola 5.5/10 Swansea 3/5: Social carer Kola provides plenty of hip-hop swagger on the third day of the contest in Swansea, with a Nigerian menu he hopes will both educate and impress his fellow diners 5.5/10 Swansea 4/5: Triathlete Tula serves a Spanish-themed menu in Swansea, hoping charm and chorizo can smooth over the dispute between Ross and Julie and avoid a punch-up over the paella 5.5/10 Swansea 5/5: Social worker Julie plans a chilled out slumber party for the final night of the week in Swansea. She cooks a homely menu, but struggles with the pronunciation as well as the preparation of some of her ingredients. At the end of another eventful evening, the winner of the £1,000 prize is revealed 5.5/10 Accounts manager Courtney and kitchen and bedroom fitter Scott are teamed up to transform a crumbling house bought at auction into a dream home S02E01 1.0.0/1 2.9/10 Wannabe property developers and plasterers Rees and Oliver are paired up to transform a dated terraced house bought at auction into an inviting home with curb appeal S02E02 1.1.0/1 2.9/10 Kirkstall, Leeds: Plumber Veronica and joiner Stevie get together for the first time to turn a tired auction property in West Yorkshire into a spanking new family home S02E03 1.2.0/1 2.9/10 2020: Tenerife: Laura Hamilton helps Amando and Vanessa from the West Midlands find a holiday home in Tenerife, tracking down five properties within their budget of £185,000 6.1/10 2014: South Tenerife: Jasmine Harman helps Bedfordshire couple Dean and Karen Dhinsa find a rural retreat in southern Tenerife. The pair dream of spending their retirement in a sunny climate, and are looking for a home within easy reach of the island's beaches, complete with a cave to transform into a cinema, all on a budget of £180,000 6.1/10 2014: Lanzarote: Jasmine Harman helps Bedfordshire couple Liz and Grahame Pink, who have saved hard for their dream holiday home in Lanzarote and have a budget of £63,000 to spend on a property 6.1/10 2014: Fuerteventura: Emma Greenfield and Daniel Halley search for a home on the Canary Island of Fuerteventura with a budget of £73,000. Presenter Jasmine Harman is on hand to show them a selection of properties on the market 6.1/10 Charente, Western France: Jasmine Harman pulls out all the stops around the Charente region of western France to find Debbie and Guy a home where they can start up their own gîte business 6.1/10 2022: Western Dordogne: Janine and Mark from Stockport, Greater Manchester, are hoping to find their perfect holiday home around the western Dordogne region in France. Married for 20 years and with two grown-up children, they feel now is the right time to buy their dream home in their favourite holiday spot. Laura Hamilton tries to deliver their dreams on their budget of £230,000 6.1/10 A VW and a Bomb Shelter: George explores more inspirational and ingenious amazing spaces. A father in Norfolk renovates a Volkswagen van to surprise his camping-mad kids, while a couple on the Isle of Wight turn a brick bomb shelter into a bijou bar. Master craftsman Will Hardie checks out a Russian-inspired Grayson Perry creation on the banks of the River Stour in Essex. Plus, George and Will move one step closer to completing their studio flat prototype S10E06 9.5.0/1 7.4/10 Tenby, 2011: Kevin McCloud meets Tim and Philomena O'Donovan, who are trying to convert the old lifeboat station in Tenby, Pembrokeshire, into a contemporary home and preserve the historic building for posterity. A weather-worn, rusting and rotting hulk that was never designed for habitation, it is perched on a steel pier 40ft above the sea and can only be reached by crossing the sandy beach at low tide S11E04 10.3.0/1 7.4/10 Stand-up show recorded at London's Bloomsbury Theatre in 2011, in which the comedienne shares humorous insights into her life, including the perils of living alone, and offers advice on such topics as non-fattening stress relief, the alternative to marriage and the acceptable face of adultery 3.3/10 Claire, 46, has been sent to A&E by her GP with chronic back pain, and doctors soon realise she may be suffering a serious underlying spinal injury. Anne Marie has been rushed to St George's following a suspected stroke, and staff have to act quickly to help prevent any long-lasting damage, while five-day-old Gracie is brought in by new parents Danny and Jordan, concerned she has an infected umbilical cord S24E08 23.7.0/1 7.3/10 The armchair critics share their opinions on what they have been watching during the week, with cameras capturing their instant reactions and the lively discussions that are prompted by the week's biggest and best shows S21E15 20.14.0/1 6.7/10 The armchair critics share their opinions on shows including SAS: Who Dares Wins, Bridgerton, Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof, The 1% Club, Get Organized with the Home Edit, Made in Chelsea. Plus ITV news coverage of Rishi Sunak and the BBC's coverage of 'Partygate' fines S19E09 18.8.0/1 6.7/10 A Yardstick for Failure: The grand final finds courageous contenders Frankie Boyle, Ivo Graham, Jenny Eclair, Kiell Smith-Bynoe and Mae Martin fighting to gain the most points to win Greg Davies's golden head. For their last act, they contemplate using a hose, create something soothing for two very specific professions and have an incredibly intense game of face-changing chess with Alex Horne, but who will reign supreme in this unparalleled gladiatorial arena? S15E10 14.9.0/1 8.9/10 A look at back at the rich tapestry of the show's pickers, from the people who shared all their darkest secrets to the time when a polyamorous couple picked a date on the show. This episode also catch up with some of our most memorable pickers, including Emmy-Lou and Glynn 1.9/10 Ben Zand investigates the secretive world of the UK's new boy racers and rides along as they reach terrifying speeds, such as 170mph races on public motorways in the dead of night. He meets those running social media accounts with tens of thousands of followers viewing extreme, dangerous and even illegal driving, and heads to car meets across the UK. He witnesses first-hand how some of this new generation of car enthusiasts revel in a game of cat-and-mouse with police Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien visit Gloucestershire to meet Bryan, who's been collecting everything and anything since childhood. Henry upcycles some old oxygen regulators into bedside lamps, while Simon settles for restoring a stylish and traditional wooden dresser S06E15 5.14.0/1 3.2/10 Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole head to Dumfries to meet recently retired Mary, who is looking to downsize. Items uncovered include a horse trap and a broken one-arm bandit S07E23 6.22.0/1 3.2/10 Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien head to Norfolk to meet author and broadcaster Bob Flowerdew, where Henry eyes up a pinball machine from a damp shed S07E27 6.26.0/1 3.2/10 The lads head to Birmingham, where they fall out over a bench that Henry thinks has value S07E28 6.27.0/1 3.2/10 Gary and Annette make plans to split their Somerset vicarage in two so they can rent out one half and live in the other S01E03 0.2.0/1 1.1/10 The property expert follows city people embracing fresh starts in beautiful rural retreats. Here, James tackles his master bedroom as he renovates his home into a holiday rental. He then starts to consider how to market it S01E04 0.3.0/1 1.1/10 Gary and Annette plan their dream country home, while Dannie and Grace research activities for another new learning zone on their family farm S01E05 0.4.0/1 1.1/10 Dave and Lynn start work on their dream farmhouse kitchen-diner and Pete is shopping for a tractor for his family's new smallholding S01E02 0.1.0/1 1.1/10 2022: Mijas Pueblo, Costa del Sol: Craig Rowe goes house-hunting in Mijas Pueblo on Spain's Costa del Sol with Alistair and Jennifer from Milton Keynes. They first visited the area 20 years ago and have spent many happy holidays there since. Now, with a maximum budget of £225,000, they want to find their very own holiday home with enough room for all the family 6.1/10 2022: Estepona, Spain: Chef Mark and yoga teacher Loretta, who live in west London, have been together for 15 years after meeting in Loretta's native Australia. They're looking to find their perfect property near Estepona on Spain's Costa del Sol for their budget of £200,000. Craig Rowe lines up five options for the pair to choose between 6.1/10 2022: Tenerife: Ben Hillman helps Del and his wife Diane find the perfect holiday home on Tenerife, where they can spend their winter months in the sun with their grown-up children and baby grandson. The couple particularly love the west coast of the island, where they have their sights set on a family-sized property with a pool for their £120,000 budget. Ben finds five options for the couple to consider 6.1/10 Revisits: Kirstie and Phil reunite with some previous house-hunters to see where life has taken them. In 2014 newly-weds Liz and Carl were looking for their 'happily ever after' home in Hertfordshire and Phil found them a Victorian end-of-terrace in Tring for £395,000 which they had fully renovated after a year. In 2016 Lynne and her guide dog Lucy were searching for a new home in Bangor, north Wales. They managed to secure a bright property with a conservatory for Lynne to enjoy the light in S39E05 38.4.0/1 4/10 The armchair critics share their opinions on shows including SAS: Who Dares Wins, Bridgerton, Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof, The 1% Club, Get Organized with the Home Edit, Made in Chelsea. Plus ITV news coverage of Rishi Sunak and the BBC's coverage of 'Partygate' fines S19E09 18.8.0/1 6.7/10 A Yardstick for Failure: The grand final finds courageous contenders Frankie Boyle, Ivo Graham, Jenny Eclair, Kiell Smith-Bynoe and Mae Martin fighting to gain the most points to win Greg Davies's golden head. For their last act, they contemplate using a hose, create something soothing for two very specific professions and have an incredibly intense game of face-changing chess with Alex Horne, but who will reign supreme in this unparalleled gladiatorial arena? S15E10 14.9.0/1 8.9/10 Education/Science/Factual S01E02 0.1.0/1 6.9/10 A night out with friends ends badly when a car crashes into two vehicles, with police, firefighters and paramedics called to the scene. In Birmingham, a young woman is found lying collapsed and unconscious in the street and needs medical help. Paramedics also attend to the needs of an apparently homeless person having difficulty walking in the city centre. Plus, a family night playing board games ends with a man lying unconscious on the kitchen floor S06E10 5.9.0/1 5.7/10 Part one of a two-part documentary exploring the story of the veteran porn star, who after 40 years in the adult movie industry, is now facing multiple charges of rape and sexual assault. The first episode focuses on his rise to fame in the 1970s, and examines how rumours of his crimes were circulating even then. Featuring personal testimony from British porn star Lianne Young, who says he assaulted her at a party in full view of other people S01E01 0.0.0/1 9.6/10 The conclusion of the two-part documentary revealing how the porn star's alleged crimes were eventually brought to light. Having made his name as a porn star, Ron Jeremy now crossed over into the mainstream, making Hollywood friends, becoming a reality star and even selling his own range of rum. But when he is accused of molesting a 15-year-old girl, as well as a church-going, lifelong friend, police finally investigate S01E02 0.1.0/1 9.6/10 Claire, 46, has been sent to A&E by her GP with chronic back pain, and doctors soon realise she may be suffering a serious underlying spinal injury. Anne Marie has been rushed to St George's following a suspected stroke, and staff have to act quickly to help prevent any long-lasting damage, while five-day-old Gracie is brought in by new parents Danny and Jordan, concerned she has an infected umbilical cord S24E08 23.7.0/1 7.3/10 Birmingham 1/5: Canal boat stewardess Denise Hendon hosts the first dinner party in Birmingham. Despite admitting her cookery skills could be better, she hopes her night of Moroccan-themed revelry will be a success, but the guests are underwhelmed by her menu. While party girl Angela McFarlane dreads eating the couscous, suave Frenchman Jean-Benoit Burloux longs for a glass of fine wine to wash the meal down 5.5/10 Cornwall: Three couples from Cornwall take part in the culinary challenge, with the first hosts being competitive duo Marie and Gavin, who are more than happy to receive a glowing response from one of their fellow competitors. Next up are 25-year-old Becki and her 55-year-old partner Barry, whose age-gap romance leaves their guests with a lot of questions. Finally, Sam and Nick throw the last party, but their rivals are uneasy ahead of arriving at their home, since the pair spent much of their time during a previous engagement discussing their plans for surviving a zombie apocalypse S02E38 1.37.0/1 5.7/10 2015: Costa Rica: Roberta Smithies from the Lake District in Cumbria hopes to wave goodbye to her childhood home and embrace a new life in Costa Rica. She has a budget of £200,000 and hopes Jonnie Irwin will find her a property with views that are impressive enough to tempt her to make an offer 6.1/10 2012: Fuerteventura: Laura Hamilton helps Nicholas and Pauline Patch, a couple who have frequently holidayed on Fuerteventura in the Canary Islands and are now looking for a second home there. Armed with a budget of £125,000, she shows them around a range of potential properties 6.1/10 Gary and Annette plan their dream country home, while Dannie and Grace research activities for another new learning zone on their family farm S01E05 0.4.0/1 1.1/10 Complete strangers paramedic Sarah and garment technologist Paige team up to transform a crumbling house bought at auction into a dream home. The tired Victorian terrace in Stafford, the West Midlands, is packed with original features and, armed with a budget, a six-month schedule and advice from Simon O'Brien, they seem the perfect team. But with money leaking like water from a broken pipe, will there be enough left to make a profit? S03E01 2.0.0/1 2.9/10 Henry Cole finds a miniature Hay Wain to lovingly restore as he and Simon O'Brien head to Suffolk and Constable Country S07E07 6.6.0/1 3.2/10 Essex/Suffolk 1/5: This competition takes place in Essex and Suffolk, where the first host, 29-year-old entrepreneur Chris, plans to treat his guests - Samantha, Joanna, Mark and Claire - to a night of fine French cuisine, with the added bonus of ripped abs on display 5.5/10 Essex/Suffolk 2/5: It is the second night from Essex/Suffolk, and it is the turn of salon owner Sam to cook. She has opted for a good looking, simple menu, but foodie Chris is not impressed 5.5/10 Essex/Suffolk 3/5: Claire hosts the third night of the contest in Essex, and lays on a lavish East End-themed feast, but Sam may be looking for vengeance after everyone claimed her food was boring 5.5/10 Essex/Suffolk 4/5: Day four in Essex sees Polish party girl Joanna offer a taste of her homeland in a bid to win the prize. But some of the unusual flavour combinations throw her guests 5.5/10 Suffolk 5/5: The final dinner party in Suffolk is hosted by anti-social behaviour officer Rachel, who hopes to win over her guests with an evening of comfort food and a few tricks up her sleeve. She hates to lose, but will need to curb her comments towards the other guests and let her dishes do the talking if she wants to be in with a chance of beating joint leaders Holly and Jonalt 5.5/10 2022: Costa del Sol: Kim is looking for a holiday home on Spain's eastern Costa del Sol and she's brought her younger sister Debbie along to help. Both Kim and Debbie grew up by the sea in south Wales, so they desperately want their holiday home to be within a stone's throw of a beach. Leah Charles-King shows them what their £115,000 can get as she lines up five properties for them to visit 6.1/10 Alexandria: The historian takes a train journey across the world's oldest and greatest civilisation, starting at the very end of the Ancient Egyptian empire in Alexandria, before heading south to Cairo, Luxor and Aswan. Alice goes deep underground in search of Cleopatra, discovers how the Romans and the Greeks reacted to the treasures of Ancient Egypt and, on a visit to the site of the Lighthouse of Alexandria, she learns how a slave became a sultan and built his own fairy-tale caste S01E01 0.0.0/1 8.7/10 Liam, 31, is rushed to St George's after collapsing at home after his fourth epileptic seizure of the day, and he experiences another at the hospital, while 89-year-old Mair is brought to A&E with severe chest pain and difficulty breathing and doctors take blood samples to test whether her symptoms are due to pneumonia. Twelve-year-old Lauren arrives by ambulance after breaking her leg while scoring a try in a rugby match and she needs extensive surgery to give her the best chance of walking normally again S11E04 10.3.0/1 7.3/10 Education/Science/Factual S01E02 0.1.0/1 6.9/10 The armchair critics share their opinions on what they have been watching during the week, with cameras capturing their instant reactions and the lively discussions that are prompted by the week's biggest and best shows S21E15 20.14.0/1 6.7/10 The armchair critics share their opinions on shows including SAS: Who Dares Wins, Bridgerton, Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof, The 1% Club, Get Organized with the Home Edit, Made in Chelsea. Plus ITV news coverage of Rishi Sunak and the BBC's coverage of 'Partygate' fines S19E09 18.8.0/1 6.7/10 Taskmaster - The Final: The final episode finds Dara Ó Briain, Fern Brady, John Kearns, Munya Chawawa and Sarah Millican, continuing to vye to become the 14th Taskmaster champion, Greg Davies hosts, ably assisted by Alex Horne S14E10 13.9.0/1 8.9/10 The Aberdeen trauma team are dispatched by air to 52-year-old Mark, who is trapped after crashing and rolling his van into farmland. In Inverclyde, nine-year-old David has been thrown 50 yards off his quad bike and impaled onto a metal fence, while 59-year-old Jacqui is rushed to the Queen Elizabeth Major Trauma Centre with multiple injuries after her car fell 10 feet down an embankment S02E04 1.3.0/1 9.6/10 Documentary following a successful businesswoman who carries the weight of a childhood of repeated sexual abuse by her father. With his release from prison, Emily considers confronting the person who dominated her childhood as she seeks to find out if the time inside has changed him at all. She reaches out to those from her formative years - teachers, family friends, and her mother, trying to understand how her abuse remained and reconnects with the police officers who dealt with her case, hidden for so long 7.9/10 Paramedics treat a woman who feels like she's going to pass out at work. As the paramedics arrive, they find her lying on the floor. A man needs morphine to combat the agony of kidney stones. A patient suffering with a painful hernia needs an operation, but due to the Covid-19 pandemic it's been postponed and now he's being constantly sick and can hardly move S06E04 5.3.0/1 5.7/10 Edgecliff Boutique B&B: Marilyn and Neil Tuson host the second night of the week at Edgecliff Boutique B&B in Birchington-on-Sea, Kent - hoping the breathtaking views will give them the edge they need. Guests Emily and Warren are big fans of their room's sea views, but Bis and Deep find a dirty kettle and Ann and Rebecca aren't happy about a dusty chandelier. Later, in the morning, there's a long wait at breakfast S2020E52 2019.51.0/1 6.3/10 Birmingham 2/5: Daniela Lawler throws the second party in Birmingham, hoping to impress her guests by inviting them to the Georgian country house she shares with her husband, DJ Steve Lawler. The hostess aims high by planning a four-course Italian-inspired meal, and everything seems to be going well, until she realises her lobster is too big to fit in her pans 5.5/10 Three couples from Maidenhead and Slough compete in the dinner party challenge, serving up an international mix of cuisines from India, Russia and Britain. The first hosts are construction manager Sati and his wife of 26 years, Jesse. They are followed by Nick and Dinara, with the finale left to Harry and Charlotte S2019E07 2018.6.0/1 5.7/10 2015: Naples, Florida: Each year Mary Anderson likes to avoid the UK's cold winter months by spending her time in Naples in Florida, and now wishes to secure her own property in the region. Sara Damergi helps her identify suitable premises, which include a house with its own pool and a beach apartment 6.1/10 2012: Tampa, Florida: Jonnie Irwin helps Chris James and Susan Spencer from Norfolk find their dream waterfront holiday home in Tampa, Florida. The couple have a budget of £150,000, and are hoping to find a place their entire family will enjoy 6.1/10 Pete and Carina want to create a caravan site, but who will use it? James finds out about holiday home rental rates, and Ioan builds on his newfound independence S01E06 0.5.0/1 1.1/10 In Newcastle-upon-Tyne, music agent Gemma and plumber Paul are paired up together to tackle the renovation of a four-bed family home S03E02 2.1.0/1 2.9/10 Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole are in Shropshire, where one of them turns a redundant telescope into an unusual light and the other restores a vintage Italian moped S07E08 6.7.0/1 3.2/10 Bristol 1/5: The first dinner party in Bristol is hosted by theatre-lover Richard Hope-Hawkins, whose eclectic menu divides the guests even before they arrive. Teacher Laura Ford is impressed by the sound of home-made pate, and food writer Darryl Bullock is intrigued by the Rod Steiger gunge cake. However, vegetarian Zoe Kellaway is not looking forward to her alternative starter of red and green pepper mousse, while stonemason Andy Wright thinks the dishes have a feminine touch 5.5/10 Bristol 2/5: Primary school teacher Laura Ford hosts the second dinner in Bristol, and prides herself on throwing a highly organised party, meticulously planning every detail of the event. Her menu features a starter of prawn, chorizo and butternut squash salad, followed by a Balinese curry, and a trio of desserts 5.5/10 Bristol 3/5: The third dinner party in Bristol is hosted by food critic Darryl Bullock. A self-confessed animal lover, he hopes his pork belly roast will impress, but does not count on his pets leaving an unpleasant surprise for two of the guests 5.5/10 Bristol 4/5: Botox fan Zoe Kellaway hosts a 'pretty in pink' dinner party for the penultimate evening in Bristol. She hopes to cheer up the group by cooking a predominantly pink menu, which features beetroot risotto, and enlists the help of a butler in hot pants to serve cocktails 5.5/10 Bristol 5/5: Stonemason Andy Wright hosts the final dinner party in Bristol, confident the black-tie theme and his impressive Victorian flat will win him the £1,000 prize. He delivers an evening of champagne, caviar and canapes, but things take a turn for the worse when he burns the nut roast and loses a key ingredient for the dessert 5.5/10 2021: Costa de la Luz, Spain: Retired teachers Carrie and Steve are looking for their dream property in the town of Islantilla on Spain's Costa de la Luz. With a budget of £110,000, they're after a two-bedroom apartment as close to the beach as possible, where they hope to while away the winters. Leah Charles-King lines up five properties for the pair to choose between 6.1/10 2020: Sucina, Spain: Scarlette Douglas tries to find the perfect place for Tony and Carol, who have been married for 40 years and are looking for their dream holiday home in the Spanish town of Sucina 6.1/10 Sarah and Graham turn their attention to the transformation of their sitting room. They have some elegant features planned, and for inspiration they visit Ford Abbey, a gothic grade 1 listed monastery, to soak up what grandeur looks like on a huge scale. But as well as building their dream house, they have 220 acres of farmland to think about and having tickled their tastebuds with cider last year, Graham buys four apple trees. It may not be an orchard, but it's a start S02E04 1.3.0/1 5/10 A night out with friends ends badly when a car crashes into two vehicles, with police, firefighters and paramedics called to the scene. In Birmingham, a young woman is found lying collapsed and unconscious in the street and needs medical help. Paramedics also attend to the needs of an apparently homeless person having difficulty walking in the city centre. Plus, a family night playing board games ends with a man lying unconscious on the kitchen floor S06E10 5.9.0/1 5.7/10 Detectives Mike Lowrey and Marcus Burnett search for a $100million heroin consignment brazenly stolen by a French drug kingpin from the police evidence room. However, after a mix-up over a phone call from a potential witness, each cop has to assume the other's identity - Lowrey becoming the henpecked family man and Burnett the playboy. Michael Bay's action thriller, starring Will Smith, Martin Lawrence, Tea Leoni, Tcheky Karyo and Theresa Randle 7.2/10 Education/Science/Factual S01E02 0.1.0/1 6.9/10 A Royal Guide to - Celebrations: A guide to the inner workings of the royal family. The first episode takes a look at celebrations, including jubilees, coronations, christenings and Trooping the Colour. Many royal occasions come with centuries of convention, tradition and precedents, and attract a global audience with an appetite for the pomp and pageantry S01E01 0.0.0/1 1/10 Documentary following the staff of Cliveden House, a country house hotel in a grade one listed building, during their busiest summer season. A visit by Meghan Markle provides the hotel with unprecedented publicity, which the managers quickly capitalise on. Two social media influencers are invited to stay, while wedding coordinator Lydia prepares the venue for her clients' big day S01E01 0.0.0/1 8.6/10 Compilation of highlights from the series in which Sarah and her family tackle the ambitious new-build project of creating a classic country house from scratch 5/10 Birmingham 3/5: Office administrator Angela McFarlane hosts the third dinner party in Birmingham, and hopes to impress with a starter of chicken and spring onion terrine with red onion marmalade. However, the guests seem more interested in rummaging through her bedroom drawers 5.5/10 Portsmouth: Three couples from Portsmouth compete, with Claire and Alex kicking things off with an organic, nutritionally balanced meal that satisfies their new-age philosophies S02E41 1.40.0/1 5.7/10 2015: Cayman Islands: Mike and Louan McGrane have long dreamt of moving to the Caribbean and have chosen the idyllic Cayman Islands as the perfect place for a relocation in five years' time. With a budget of £250,000, Jonnie Irwin sets about showing them five properties that fit the bill 6.1/10 2012: Lanzarote, Canary Islands: Laura Hamilton helps prospective buyers Leslie and Helen Hodgkins from Halifax, West Yorkshire, find a second home in Lanzarote with a budget of £150,000 6.1/10 Jon and Kay plan the next phase of refurbishing an old country pub while Dannie and Grace decide to build a chicken coop for their ever-growing flock S01E07 0.6.0/1 1.1/10 Two wannabe property developers team up to transform a wrecked house in Birmingham into a modern home fit for a family. Trevelle is a bathroom fitter and Mya an estate agent, so they seem like the dream team to pull this off with aplomb. But things soon start going awry as they slip further and further behind schedule. Presented by Simon O'Brien S03E03 2.2.0/1 2.9/10 Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole are in north Wales, where Simon attempts his craziest restoration yet, turning the carcass of an old Land Rover into a garden seat S07E09 6.8.0/1 3.2/10 Swansea 1/5: In Swansea, performing arts director Anthony plans a theatre-themed menu for his guests, Ross, Tula, Kola and Julie. However, straight-talking Tula tries to steal the show with a candid revelation and Julie brings the house down with some frisky fun at Kola's expense. Anthony's plans go awry in the kitchen, threatening to earn him more rotten earn tomatoes than rave reviews 5.5/10 Swansea 2/5: Salesman Ross hosts the second party from Swansea, but his guests make a discovery that leaves him with some explaining to do, while tension erupts between him and Kola 5.5/10 Swansea 3/5: Social carer Kola provides plenty of hip-hop swagger on the third day of the contest in Swansea, with a Nigerian menu he hopes will both educate and impress his fellow diners 5.5/10 Swansea 4/5: Triathlete Tula serves a Spanish-themed menu in Swansea, hoping charm and chorizo can smooth over the dispute between Ross and Julie and avoid a punch-up over the paella 5.5/10 Swansea 5/5: Social worker Julie plans a chilled out slumber party for the final night of the week in Swansea. She cooks a homely menu, but struggles with the pronunciation as well as the preparation of some of her ingredients. At the end of another eventful evening, the winner of the £1,000 prize is revealed 5.5/10 2022: Charente, Western France: Suzi and Andrew from Barnsley, South Yorkshire, are looking for a holiday home in Charente, western France. For their budget of £100,000, they'd like a rural property with three bedrooms that is still within walking distance of amenities. Sara Damergi shows them five options to choose between that should meet their demands 6.1/10 2020: Southern Alicante: Kamlesh and Sukhwinder have been married for 42 years, and now their four children have flown the nest, wish to buy a winter home in southern Alicante, with its breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea and lively atmosphere. Jean Johansson shows them five properties for their £95,000 budget, but whether any will take their fancy remains to be seen 6.1/10 Cheeky Jack Russell Rocco seeks a new home after his loving owner's health took a turn for the worse, setting his sights on Charnelle and Holly and their seven-year-old son Reay. However, they have their minds set on a French bulldog. Later, fur flies as Karen and Stefano meet two of Woodgreen's biggest and hairiest residents - husky brother and sister Olli and Kalli. Jess is looking for unconditional love after a recent break-up and Staffordshire bull terrier Gloria might well be the ideal buddy she needs right now S02E02 1.1.0/1 4.2/10 Tom and Lori from London decide to leave the city and build a home at Graven Hill in Oxfordshire to give them a taste of the countryside and allow them to embark on an architectural adventure. They plan to build as much as they can themselves while leaving the groundworks and frame to the professionals but before they can begin they discover the groundworks are out of alignment with the frame S03E04 2.3.0/1 9.3/10 The armchair critics share their opinions on Britain's Got Talent, The Thief, His Wife and the Canoe, Romeo and Duet, Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof, The Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up To Cancer, Roar, Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over, and Expedition Bigfoot S19E10 18.9.0/1 6.7/10 The armchair critics share their opinions on what they have been watching during the week, with cameras capturing their instant reactions and the lively discussions that are prompted by the week's biggest and best shows S21E15 20.14.0/1 6.7/10 Whistleblower Elena Houghlin has evidence that the Calisto energy conservation project can be hacked for nefarious means. Former MI6 agent Jane Kano and heiress jailbird Sabina Wilson intervene to save Elena from an assassin and attempt to steal the remaining Calisto devices before they can be weaponised. Comedy thriller inspired by the TV series, starring Kristen Stewart, Ella Balinska, Naomi Scott and Elizabeth Banks, who also wrote and directed 3.7/10 With more than 30,000 women in prisons in America serving lengthy sentences for murder, this documentary looks at some of the extraordinary stories of women who committed these crimes, and the reasons why they killed people they knew and loved. They include Amber Hilberling, who was 19 and pregnant when she pushed her husband out of a window, Patricia Ignacio, who admitted to bludgeoning her cousin to death with a rock, and Ana Trujillo, who murdered her boyfriend by stabbing him with a stiletto shoe S01E01 0.0.0/1 6.8/10 Seventy-year-old Jenny is brought in with a suspected stroke, and doctors must confirm the diagnosis and decide whether she is still in time to receive life-changing treatment. Her husband Roy shares the difficult experiences they've faced together and describes Jenny as the rock of the family. Ronnie has come into St George's with severe lower back pain. Doctors assess whether the 29-year-old's pain is due to his kidney stones or something more serious. Ronnie is accompanied by his girlfriend Anneline, who reflects on the similarities between Ronnie and her late father S24E10 23.9.0/1 7.3/10 Vera's Kitchen and B&B: The third visit of the week takes place at Vera's Kitchen and B&B in Lechlade, Gloucestershire, where young owners Warren Neinaber and Emily Mapson hope to impress their guests S2020E53 2019.52.0/1 6.3/10 Birmingham 4/5: Electrician Elliot Jauncey hosts the penultimate dinner party in Birmingham, and despite a lack of experience, plans a top-class menu featuring two desserts. He also books a local band to serenade his guests, but the evening turns out to be far more difficult than he had expected 5.5/10 Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight: Couples from Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight compete, as Maddi and Givon host a night of fine champagne and fusion food, and Ali and John cook a menu they have never made before S02E31 1.30.0/1 5.7/10 2015: Sarasota: Peter and Sue Keegan from Liverpool have worked hard all their lives, and with retirement on the horizon they've decided the time has arrived to buy the dream home they've always wanted in Sarasota, Florida. With a budget of £190,000, Sara Damergi shows them five properties in this stunning part of the United States 6.1/10 2012: Cape Coral, Florida: Jonnie Irwin travels to Cape Coral in Florida, where he tries to help Tim Morris and his partner Elaine find their dream waterfront property on a budget of £300,000 6.1/10 Emma and James plan a glamping field but worry about just how glam it needs to be. A family who are new to rural life throw themselves into their first village fair S01E08 0.7.0/1 1.1/10 Residential worker Tash and apprentice electrician Gwion team up to renovate a two-bedroom end-of-terrace house in Chirk, north Wales. Their plans are ambitious and Tash has no trade skills, but that is the least of their worries as the house has no connection to the mains gas and the new windows do not fit S03E04 2.3.0/1 2.9/10 Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole head to Norfolk, where Simon converts a trough into a bioethanol patio heater and Henry uncovers a vintage stationary engine S07E10 6.9.0/1 3.2/10 Edinburgh 1/5: Andy Daykin hosts the first dinner party in Edinburgh, opting for a Scottish-themed night complete with haggis, bagpipes and whisky. His guests are self-described cougar Liz Grant, perfectionist Irena Magdolowic, political researcher Toni Giugliano, and rock chick Michelle Lindsay 5.5/10 Edinburgh 2/5: Irena Magdolowic hosts the second round of the culinary contest in Edinburgh, and believes her experience as a catering manager will provide her with the necessary skills to claim the £1,000 prize. However, having been bored by chatter the previous night, she bans political conversation at the dinner table, and instead decides to provide her guests with a spot of traditional dance from her native Poland 5.5/10 Edinburgh 3/5: Liz Grant plays host to the third dinner party in Edinburgh. Having flirted with 28-year-old Andy for the last two nights, Liz is determined to make her move, but her food fails to impress, with one of her starters being compared to toothpaste 5.5/10 Edinburgh 4/5: PA and rock chick Michelle Lindsay hosts the penultimate dinner party in Edinburgh and is confident her bizarre array of dishes will impress her guests. However, the starter proves confusing for Andy, while Toni and Irene criticise her main course, leaving the explosive entertainment and a liquor-laced pudding to salvage the evening 5.5/10 Edinburgh 5/5: Food enthusiast Toni Giugliano hosts the final dinner party in Edinburgh, and hopes to impress with a menu featuring green cocktails and haggis pasta. His guests plan on being critical of the food after growing tired of his constant complaining during the week's previous meals, and Liz tries her best to win the affections of Andy Daykin before the winner of the £1,000 prize is announced 5.5/10 2021: Torremolinos, Spain: Married couple Mo and Anthony seek a holiday apartment with a sea view in Torremolinos on Spain's Costa del Sol. Laura Hamilton is tasked with showing them the best of what their £130,000 budget can get them. However, whether any of the five properties the property expert has up her sleeve will result in an offer remains to be seen 6.1/10 2020: Palma, Majorca: Fred and Susan live and work on a farm in Norfolk and are looking for somewhere they can escape to during the quieter winter months. They would like a two-bed property in or near Palma, Majorca's sought-after capital, so Jonnie Irwin lines up five options for their budget of £265,000 6.1/10 Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer guide prospective buyers through the complex world of viewings and agents as they try to buy a home S39E06 38.5.0/1 4/10 The presenter explores the UK's wildest, most remote and beautifully designed holiday homes, accompanied by some of the nation's most fascinating and funny women S03E01 2.0.0/1 3.1/10 Seventy-year-old Jenny is brought in with a suspected stroke, and doctors must confirm the diagnosis and decide whether she is still in time to receive life-changing treatment. Her husband Roy shares the difficult experiences they've faced together and describes Jenny as the rock of the family. Ronnie has come into St George's with severe lower back pain. Doctors assess whether the 29-year-old's pain is due to his kidney stones or something more serious. Ronnie is accompanied by his girlfriend Anneline, who reflects on the similarities between Ronnie and her late father S24E10 23.9.0/1 7.3/10 Disgraced narcotics cop Ray Owens retires into a quiet life as sheriff of a small town on the Mexican border. He gets the chance to prove his worth as a law enforcer when a drug lord escapes from prison and tries to flee the US - with his escape route taking him through Ray's jurisdiction. Action thriller, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Johnny Knoxville and Forest Whitaker 7.8/10 The armchair critics share their opinions on Britain's Got Talent, The Thief, His Wife and the Canoe, Romeo and Duet, Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof, The Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up To Cancer, Roar, Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over, and Expedition Bigfoot S19E10 18.9.0/1 6.7/10 The armchair critics share their opinions on what they have been watching during the week, with cameras capturing their instant reactions and the lively discussions that are prompted by the week's biggest and best shows S21E15 20.14.0/1 6.7/10 In recent years use of the contraceptive pill has reduced, while natural family planning methods have grown in popularity. On social media women are speaking out about side-effects they've put up with as a consequence of putting synthetic hormones into their bodies. Concerned about the choices that are available to her daughters and their friends, Davina investigates the myths and misconceptions that surround contraception and reveals the results of a Channel 4 survey that asked over 4,000 women and people assigned female at birth about the effects of contraception on their mental and physical health 9/10 Preston Hotel, Yeovil: The guests check in to the Preston Hotel in Yeovil, owned by father and son Bis and Deep Oozageer. Ann and Rebecca find their room more cheap than cheerful, although an afternoon tasting the produce at a cider brandy distillery proves a massive hit S2020E54 2019.53.0/1 6.3/10 Birmingham 5/5: Jean-Benoit Burloux hosts the final dinner party in Birmingham, and plans a four-course menu including crab in a bird's nest, a blade of beef and a pavlova with raspberries. However, the cook has to find a way of overcoming Denise's fussy eating habits before the winner of the £1,000 prize is announced 5.5/10 Three couples in and around Cambridge compete for the cash prize of £1,000, with Fiona and Anthony kicking off proceedings with a 'carnival-style' dinner party. Everyone loves the chicken wings starter, but the spicy fish main proves too much for electrician Paul, and his wife Karen thinks that international couple Ari and Amanda seem a bit posh. On day two, a squeamish Karen nearly throws up as Paul prepares chicken liver pâté, while Ari and Amanda get the wrong end of the stick when they turn up in Christmas jumpers. Finally, Ari and Amanda plan to impress with an evening of fine dining, and their guests are instantly impressed by the size of their house S2019E20 2018.19.0/1 5.7/10 2015: Fuerteventura: Peter and Julia Andrews from Hull love Fuerteventura in the Canary Islands and want to buy a holiday home there, which their whole family can enjoy. Armed with a budget of £60,000, Sara Damergi scours the island for five perfect lock-up-and-leave properties, but will any of them make the grade? 6.1/10 Buxton, Derbyshire v Valencia, Spain: A couple disagree over where to spend their retirement, with husband Michael hoping to set up home in Derbyshire, where he will be able to indulge his passion for the British countryside. Conversely, his wife Susan would like to spend her time relaxing by a pool in the Spanish sun, and it is left up to Laura Hamilton and Jasmine Harman to help them decide where to spend their £180,000 budget S06E01 5.0.0/1 2.7/10 Jon and Kay want to expand their tearoom business by converting a horsebox into a mobile coffee shop. Elsewhere, Carina researches doggy day care for her caravan site S01E09 0.8.0/1 1.1/10 In Somercotes, Derbyshire, Simon O'Brien pairs designer Jaspal with painter and decorator Chantelle. They are given six months to transform a property S03E05 2.4.0/1 2.9/10 In Wiltshire, Henry Cole and Gemma Longworth restore a vintage car, a weaving loom and a dough proving bin S07E11 6.10.0/1 3.2/10 Doncaster 1/5: Insurance worker Zoe Prince prepares an Italian-themed menu for the first dinner party in Doncaster, South Yorkshire. However, chip shop manager Martyn Bilby gets a frosty reception when he tries to hold the hand of fellow guest Signe Jase, and trading standards manager Tracey Hewer is on edge as soon as she hears a cat meowing upstairs 5.5/10 Doncaster 2/5: Chip shop manager Martyn Bilby throws the second dinner party in Doncaster, and pulls out all the stops with his signature dish - a chocolate eclair swan on a blue jelly lake. The guests are asked to dress formally for the occasion, but two competitors struggle to maintain their dignity when they catch sight of an embarrassing photograph of the host 5.5/10 Doncaster 3/5: The third dinner-party challenge from Doncaster is hosted by trading standards manager Tracey Hewer. She hopes to win her guests over with a barrage of cupcakes, but the diners soon spot that her efforts have focused more on presentation than the taste of the food 5.5/10 Doncaster 4/5: Lecturer Signe Jase hosts the penultimate dinner party in Doncaster, preparing an adventurous menu of Latvian delicacies including herring salad and salted salmon. However, fussy eater Tracey refuses to try much of the food, which leaves Martyn unimpressed 5.5/10 Doncaster 5/5: Amusement arcade supplier Barry Hill hosts the final dinner party in Doncaster, and hopes to impress his guests with a magic act, a celebrity butler and a dip in his pool, before the winner of the £1,000 prize is announced 5.5/10 2022: Gran Canaria: Before they met, John and Liz had visited Gran Canaria separately for many years. Five years ago, they were introduced to each other in the town of Puerto Rico. Now, with retirement on the horizon, they wish to settle down to life in a new holiday home that one day could become their permanent home. Ben Hillman tracks down five properties within their budget of £140,000, hoping that at least one will find favour with the couple 6.1/10 Kirstie and Phil catch up with Steph and Mark who, in 2011, asked for their help to find a property they could live together and eventually have children in. Phil helped them find a project property with three bedrooms for nearly £40,000 under their budget. Today, they are still in the property which looks now looks very different. In 2020, Kirstie and Phil met Elliot and James who were looking to find a home they could share with four bedrooms and an open plan entertaining space in London. After a struggle with the budget, Kirstie found the pair a property, now Phil is back to find out what they have done with the space S39E06 38.5.0/1 4/10 Thirteen of Britain's brightest and most ambitious chefs compete against one another for a jaw-dropping prize - their own restaurant in one of Britain's most historic hotels. Set within top central London hotel The Langham, the competition is judged the venue's head chef Michel Roux Jr, alongside pastry supremo and hospitality consultant Ravneet Gill and leading global restaurateur Mike Reid. The contenders are tasked to take on a range of epic challenges designed to test the skills they need to survive in the elite world of five-star dining S01E01 0.0.0/1 1/10 Seventy-year-old Jenny is brought in with a suspected stroke, and doctors must confirm the diagnosis and decide whether she is still in time to receive life-changing treatment. Her husband Roy shares the difficult experiences they've faced together and describes Jenny as the rock of the family. Ronnie has come into St George's with severe lower back pain. Doctors assess whether the 29-year-old's pain is due to his kidney stones or something more serious. Ronnie is accompanied by his girlfriend Anneline, who reflects on the similarities between Ronnie and her late father S24E10 23.9.0/1 7.3/10 Part one of two. The story of the hunt for murderer Malcolm Webster, who targeted wealthy women for their money. The programme explores the crimes from the perspective of detective Charles Henry, who was behind the three-year investigation to re-open a cold case. He would later be joined by 20 colleagues, who gathered more than 1,000 witness statements and used 90 search warrants for banks, building societies and solicitors S01E01 0.0.0/1 6/10 The armchair critics share their opinions on what they have been watching during the week, with cameras capturing their instant reactions and the lively discussions that are prompted by the week's biggest and best shows S21E16 20.15.0/1 6.7/10 The armchair critics share their opinions on what they have been watching during the week, with cameras capturing their instant reactions and the lively discussions that are prompted by the week's biggest and best shows S21E15 20.14.0/1 6.7/10 A bold new social experiment exploring whether relationships can thrive without monogamy. Cameras follow a group of currently monogamous couples as they explore for the first time whether they would be happier in an open relationship S02E04 1.3.0/1 1.2/10 A look back at the times when what started as great chemistry in the studio ended in dating disaster, reliving memorable arguments and cringeworthy moments, including bisexual Leah from the third series, who brought her pet dog Kush to the studio to help her pick her partner. There is also a reunion between Cathy from Hertfordshire and her date Andy 1.9/10 The armchair critics share their opinions on Britain's Got Talent, The Thief, His Wife and the Canoe, Romeo and Duet, Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof, The Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up To Cancer, Roar, Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over, and Expedition Bigfoot S19E10 18.9.0/1 6.7/10 Fri 16 Oct 2020: Payment Day: The B&B owners reunite, ready to air their grievances from throughout the week. Ann and Rebecca from Grange Farm Park aren't happy with Marilyn marking them down for the lack of a hot tub, and Marilyn herself isn't too pleased when her and Neil review the feedback for their slow breakfast service at Edgecliff Boutique B&B S2020E55 2019.54.0/1 6.3/10 Edinburgh 1/5: In Edinburgh, the first host is 37-year-old Canadian comedian Larah, who hopes to bag herself the prize with a night of fine dining. She aims to impress 38-year-old pilot James, 37-year-old cafe owner Nutan, 26-year-old salesman Sindiso and 42-year-old security manager Anne 5.5/10 Edinburgh 2/5: It is the second night from the competition in Edinburgh, and cafe owner Nutan is hoping her happy-go-lucky attitude will have her laughing all the way to the bank 5.5/10 Edinburgh 3/5: The third host of the week in Edinburgh is South-African born family man Sindiso, who hopes an evening of fun inspired by his homeland will win him the £1,000 prize 5.5/10 Edinburgh 4/5: Edinburgh security company manager Anne hopes her homely, relaxed night in will be enough to win the £1,000 prize - but rising tensions between the guests may scupper her chances 5.5/10 Edinburgh 5/5: It's the final night in Edinburgh, and pilot James is hoping a touch of sophistication in his high-flying menu will see him land safely in first place. However, after the previous night's tension, his main concern is keeping any potential explosions contained. Guests Anne and Larah have a suspicion he could be serious competition. Will James manage to produce excellent food and keep the peace, leading him to victory? 5.5/10 Complete strangers paramedic Sarah and garment technologist Paige team up to transform a crumbling house bought at auction into a dream home. The tired Victorian terrace in Stafford, the West Midlands, is packed with original features and, armed with a budget, a six-month schedule and advice from Simon O'Brien, they seem the perfect team. But with money leaking like water from a broken pipe, will there be enough left to make a profit? S03E01 2.0.0/1 2.9/10 In Newcastle-upon-Tyne, music agent Gemma and plumber Paul are paired up together to tackle the renovation of a four-bed family home S03E02 2.1.0/1 2.9/10 Two wannabe property developers team up to transform a wrecked house in Birmingham into a modern home fit for a family. Trevelle is a bathroom fitter and Mya an estate agent, so they seem like the dream team to pull this off with aplomb. But things soon start going awry as they slip further and further behind schedule. Presented by Simon O'Brien S03E03 2.2.0/1 2.9/10 2017: Axarquia, Southern Spain: David and Megan Penny from Gloucestershire search for a holiday home in the Axarquia area of southern Spain, where they can enjoy a laid-back lifestyle with their dog. Property expert Laura Hamilton helps them in their endeavours 6.1/10 2014: Orihuela Costa: Sara Damergi helps John and Julia Baxter search for a retirement home in the Orihuela Costa area of Spain. The couple are desperate to escape the cold British winters, and have a budget of £100,000 to spend on the right property 6.1/10 2014: Torrevieja: School cook Sandra Bracken looks to invest in the Spanish property market and is convinced the time is right to buy her dream holiday pad in Torrevieja on the Costa Blanca. Sara Damergi shows the potential buyer and her sister Susan a selection of options on the market for £45,000 or less 6.1/10 2014: Mijas: Sara Damergi helps a Stockport couple with a budget of £113,000 search for a holiday apartment in their favourite town of Mijas in Spain. Joanne and Andy Green have spent their vacations there for more than a decade 6.1/10 2022: Charente, Western France: Suzi and Andrew from Barnsley, South Yorkshire, are looking for a holiday home in Charente, western France. For their budget of £100,000, they'd like a rural property with three bedrooms that is still within walking distance of amenities. Sara Damergi shows them five options to choose between that should meet their demands 6.1/10 2021: Costa de la Luz, Spain: Retired teachers Carrie and Steve are looking for their dream property in the town of Islantilla on Spain's Costa de la Luz. With a budget of £110,000, they're after a two-bedroom apartment as close to the beach as possible, where they hope to while away the winters. Leah Charles-King lines up five properties for the pair to choose between 6.1/10 Cheeky Jack Russell Rocco seeks a new home after his loving owner's health took a turn for the worse, setting his sights on Charnelle and Holly and their seven-year-old son Reay. However, they have their minds set on a French bulldog. Later, fur flies as Karen and Stefano meet two of Woodgreen's biggest and hairiest residents - husky brother and sister Olli and Kalli. Jess is looking for unconditional love after a recent break-up and Staffordshire bull terrier Gloria might well be the ideal buddy she needs right now S02E02 1.1.0/1 4.2/10 Bromley, 2011: Kevin McCloud meets Paul and Penny Denby, who are demolishing their mock-Georgian home on an exclusive south London estate to replace it with a contemporary mansion. The couple have little building experience and struggle with the dozens of design decisions they must make, and find themselves £250,000 short of the amount needed to finish the property S11E02 10.1.0/1 7.4/10 Stand-up performance, recorded at London's Hammersmith Apollo during the comedienne's 2012 UK tour. Anecdotes include life's humdrum curiosities, the wonders of making a home-made treadmill, the reasons for carrying spare pants and the practicalities of an orgy 2/10 Seventy-year-old Jenny is brought in with a suspected stroke, and doctors must confirm the diagnosis and decide whether she is still in time to receive life-changing treatment. Her husband Roy shares the difficult experiences they've faced together and describes Jenny as the rock of the family. Ronnie has come into St George's with severe lower back pain. Doctors assess whether the 29-year-old's pain is due to his kidney stones or something more serious. Ronnie is accompanied by his girlfriend Anneline, who reflects on the similarities between Ronnie and her late father S24E10 23.9.0/1 7.3/10 The armchair critics share their opinions on what they have been watching during the week, with cameras capturing their instant reactions and the lively discussions that are prompted by the week's biggest and best shows S21E16 20.15.0/1 6.7/10 The armchair critics share their opinions on what they have been watching during the week, with cameras capturing their instant reactions and the lively discussions that are prompted by the week's biggest and best shows S21E15 20.14.0/1 6.7/10 A look at back at the rich tapestry of the show's pickers, from the people who shared all their darkest secrets to the time when a polyamorous couple picked a date on the show. This episode also catch up with some of our most memorable pickers, including Emmy-Lou and Glynn 1.9/10 Paramedics treat a woman who feels like she's going to pass out at work. As the paramedics arrive, they find her lying on the floor. A man needs morphine to combat the agony of kidney stones. A patient suffering with a painful hernia needs an operation, but due to the Covid-19 pandemic it's been postponed and now he's being constantly sick and can hardly move S06E04 5.3.0/1 5.7/10 The Castle Arms Inn: The competition begins at the Castle Arms Inn in Snape, North Yorkshire, where owner Jill Chinnery hopes the charms of her 17th-century coaching inn will give her the edge S2020E56 2019.55.0/1 6.3/10 A naive young man is appointed as the private secretary to the ageing Leo Tolstoy in 1910, but finds himself in the middle of a bitter conflict. The writer has embraced strong socialist and pacifist principles and wishes to leave everything to the people - but his wife does not want to give up his legacy. Period drama, with James McAvoy, Christopher Plummer and Helen Mirren 6.2/10 A grouchy old man has always been dismissive of his wife's role in the unconventional local choir. When she is diagnosed with a terminal illness and is no longer able to sing, he reluctantly agrees to take her place, a decision that dramatically changes his life and helps him through the hard times to come. Comedy drama, with Terence Stamp, Gemma Arterton, Vanessa Redgrave and Christopher Eccleston 2.3/10 Spike Lee's dark comic drama with Nick Cannon. After a child is killed by a stray bullet, a group of women find a unique way to take on the violence in Chicago's Southside by withholding sex. Spike Lee's comedy crime drama, starring Nick Cannon An aspiring musician struggles to make a name for himself in the Greenwich village folk scene of early 1960s New York. As he pursues an audition with an influential music mogul, he comes across a series of obstacles - many of his own making. The Coen brothers' drama, starring Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan, John Goodman and Justin Timberlake 5.4/10 A Chinese teenager puts her fighting skills into use battling an evil crime boss and his henchman, who took her father away years before and have been holding him prisoner all this time. Two cops investigating a series of murders in Bangkok are drawn into her fight for justice. Martial arts adventure based on the video game, with Kristin Kreuk and Neal McDonough Arielle is a social media-obsessed teenager who is saving money because she wants to get out of her small hometown in Florida. She falls in love with Dean, a mechanic who was once involved in an armed robbery. When Arielle realises her money has been stolen, she and Dean set off on a crime spree, uploading footage of their illegal activities for their growing fanbase. Drama, starring Bella Thorne, Jake Manley and Amber Riley 6.5/10 A grouchy old man has always been dismissive of his wife's role in the unconventional local choir. When she is diagnosed with a terminal illness and is no longer able to sing, he reluctantly agrees to take her place, a decision that dramatically changes his life and helps him through the hard times to come. Comedy drama, with Terence Stamp, Gemma Arterton, Vanessa Redgrave and Christopher Eccleston 2.3/10 Killer Joe: A look at Killer Joe S2022E02 2021.1.0/1 2/10 Actress and stage star Sonja Wigert is recruited by Swedish intelligence to spy on Nazi officials during the Second World War. However, the situation is complicated when Nazi officer Josef Terboven makes her spy on the Swedes. Director Jens Jonsson's drama, starring Ingrid Bolso Berdal, Rolf Lassgard and Damien Chapelle. In Norwegian, Swedish and German 1/10 The Guy for This: Jimmy's business enters uncharted territory, while Kim's confidence is tested when she is faced with a legal problem only she can solve. Nacho navigates increased pressure from Gus S05E03 4.2.0/1 3.2/10 Odessa: Mo's hunt to prove PADRE's true intentions has her in over her head as she is drawn into the larger web of secrets S08E03 7.2.0/1 2.8/10 Clara Reynolds is fed up with constant badgering from her self-absorbed showbiz family and finds solace in - and guidance from - the supernatural force she believes is haunting her. Comedy thriller, starring Paula Niedert Elliott and Haley Joel Osment 10/10 The Guy for This: Jimmy's business enters uncharted territory, while Kim's confidence is tested when she is faced with a legal problem only she can solve. Nacho navigates increased pressure from Gus S05E03 4.2.0/1 3.2/10 King County: Morgan returns to King County, but things quickly get complicated S08E04 7.3.0/1 2.8/10 A troubled teenager who witnessed her father's suicide spends a summer living with her grandparents and working as a waitress. She falls in love with the restaurant's ambitious cook, but her grandparents do not approve of him, as he has a criminal past. Drama, starring Hilary Duff, Evan Ross, Ellen Burstyn and Michael Murphy 6.3/10 Nocturnal Animals: A look at Nocturnal Animals S2022E07 2021.6.0/1 2/10 Actress and stage star Sonja Wigert is recruited by Swedish intelligence to spy on Nazi officials during the Second World War. However, the situation is complicated when Nazi officer Josef Terboven makes her spy on the Swedes. Director Jens Jonsson's drama, starring Ingrid Bolso Berdal, Rolf Lassgard and Damien Chapelle. In Norwegian, Swedish and German 1/10 A conman masquerades as a tour guide in Greece, and selects a wealthy American tourist and his younger wife as likely targets. However, when a murder is committed at the couple's hotel, all three are incriminated, and a dangerous alliance develops. Thriller based on Patricia Highsmith's novel, starring Viggo Mortensen, Kirsten Dunst and Oscar Isaac 7.6/10 King County: Morgan returns to King County, but things quickly get complicated S08E04 7.3.0/1 2.8/10 Full Fathom Five: Dud resigns himself to a new path and Liz reaches her breaking point as the Lodge's fate hangs in the balance S01E10 0.9.0/1 A meteorite crashes in the backyard of Nathan Gardner's Massachusetts house, and strange occurrences develop. Director Richard Stanley's horror fantasy based on an HP Lovecraft tale, starring Nicolas Cage, Joely Richardson and Elliot Knight A Chinese teenager puts her fighting skills into use battling an evil crime boss and his henchman, who took her father away years before and have been holding him prisoner all this time. Two cops investigating a series of murders in Bangkok are drawn into her fight for justice. Martial arts adventure based on the video game, with Kristin Kreuk and Neal McDonough King County: Morgan returns to King County, but things quickly get complicated S08E04 7.3.0/1 2.8/10 Full Fathom Five: Dud resigns himself to a new path and Liz reaches her breaking point as the Lodge's fate hangs in the balance S01E10 0.9.0/1 A conman masquerades as a tour guide in Greece, and selects a wealthy American tourist and his younger wife as likely targets. However, when a murder is committed at the couple's hotel, all three are incriminated, and a dangerous alliance develops. Thriller based on Patricia Highsmith's novel, starring Viggo Mortensen, Kirsten Dunst and Oscar Isaac 7.6/10 The Nice Guys: A look at The Nice Guys S2022E04 2021.3.0/1 2/10 A man travels through France in a Fiat 500 accompanied by a framed photograph of an unknown woman, and is pursued by five angry men in a Citroen Dyane. Comedy, starring Ciaran Hinds 8/10 Masada: Jesse is rocked by visions of an apocalyptic future as he and Tulip prepare for an all-out assault on Masada, where Cassidy is trapped to a torturous fate S04E01 3.0.0/1 7.3/10 Last Supper: God manoeuvres the chess pieces of His apocalypse closer to the endgame as Jesse searches for a mysterious rock formation that may be the final leg of his journey S04E02 3.1.0/1 7.3/10 The Lake House: With Charlie Manx on the hunt, Vic and her family go into hiding with Maggie S02E04 1.3.0/1 During the Ottoman Empire, immediately before the Armenian Genocide, a love triangle develops between a gifted Armenian medical student, a Paris-based American journalist and an Armenian-born woman raised in France. Drama, starring Oscar Isaac, Charlotte Le Bon and Christian Bale 7.5/10 Masada: Jesse is rocked by visions of an apocalyptic future as he and Tulip prepare for an all-out assault on Masada, where Cassidy is trapped to a torturous fate S04E01 3.0.0/1 7.3/10 Last Supper: God manoeuvres the chess pieces of His apocalypse closer to the endgame as Jesse searches for a mysterious rock formation that may be the final leg of his journey S04E02 3.1.0/1 7.3/10 The Lake House: With Charlie Manx on the hunt, Vic and her family go into hiding with Maggie S02E04 1.3.0/1 A man travels through France in a Fiat 500 accompanied by a framed photograph of an unknown woman, and is pursued by five angry men in a Citroen Dyane. Comedy, starring Ciaran Hinds 8/10 In 1927, Rose runs away from home to find an actress, while in 1977, Ben sets out to find his father, with both children trying to find their place in the world. Drama, starring Julianne Moore, Millicent Simmonds and Oakes Fegley 10/10 Bruce Wayne McQueen: Vic McQueen returns to the Lakehouse only to ride straight into a deadly trap, and Charlie Manx cashes in his favour S02E05 1.4.0/1 The Guy for This: Jimmy's business enters uncharted territory, while Kim's confidence is tested when she is faced with a legal problem only she can solve. Nacho navigates increased pressure from Gus S05E03 4.2.0/1 3.2/10 The relationships of four couples living in Sydney become entangled after the discovery of an unidentified corpse. Among them is the detective in charge of the case, who is cheating on his wife with a psychiatrist - who in turn has issues about her child, a murder victim, and is also concerned her aloof academic husband might be gay. Drama, starring Geoffrey Rush, Barbara Hershey and Anthony LaPaglia 8.6/10 An aspiring musician struggles to make a name for himself in the Greenwich village folk scene of early 1960s New York. As he pursues an audition with an influential music mogul, he comes across a series of obstacles - many of his own making. The Coen brothers' drama, starring Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan, John Goodman and Justin Timberlake 5.4/10 Bruce Wayne McQueen: Vic McQueen returns to the Lakehouse only to ride straight into a deadly trap, and Charlie Manx cashes in his favour S02E05 1.4.0/1 The Guy for This: Jimmy's business enters uncharted territory, while Kim's confidence is tested when she is faced with a legal problem only she can solve. Nacho navigates increased pressure from Gus S05E03 4.2.0/1 3.2/10 In 1927, Rose runs away from home to find an actress, while in 1977, Ben sets out to find his father, with both children trying to find their place in the world. Drama, starring Julianne Moore, Millicent Simmonds and Oakes Fegley 10/10 Fact-based drama about the controversial social psychology experiments carried out at Yale University by Stanley Milgram in 1961, in which he tested ordinary humans' willingness to obey authority. Peter Sarsgaard and Winona Ryder star After an outlaw unknowingly leads a band of cannibalistic cave-dwellers into the peaceful town of Bright Hope, the elderly sheriff rounds up a posse to rescue townsfolk abducted by the ferocious tribesmen. Western horror, starring Kurt Russell and Patrick Wilson 7.7/10 A composer takes in a penniless writer, but when he realises his kindness is being cruelly exploited, he kills his guest in a fit of rage. To make up for his crime, he arranges to have the dead author's last work posthumously published - but when he takes credit for the work, his victim's spirit returns to haunt him. Black comedy, directed by and starring Alan Cumming. With David Boreanaz and Anne Heche 10/10 Spike Lee's dark comic drama with Nick Cannon. After a child is killed by a stray bullet, a group of women find a unique way to take on the violence in Chicago's Southside by withholding sex. Spike Lee's comedy crime drama, starring Nick Cannon A profile of Keanu Reeves 8/10 Fact-based drama about the controversial social psychology experiments carried out at Yale University by Stanley Milgram in 1961, in which he tested ordinary humans' willingness to obey authority. Peter Sarsgaard and Winona Ryder star Booksmart: A look at Booksmart S2022E10 2021.9.0/1 2/10 An inexperienced sailor enters a race to circumnavigate the globe and decides to cheat to come last, but things do not go to plan. Fact-based drama, starring Justin Salinger 10/10 King County: Morgan returns to King County, but things quickly get complicated S08E04 7.3.0/1 2.8/10 Masada: Jesse is rocked by visions of an apocalyptic future as he and Tulip prepare for an all-out assault on Masada, where Cassidy is trapped to a torturous fate S04E01 3.0.0/1 7.3/10 Last Supper: God manoeuvres the chess pieces of His apocalypse closer to the endgame as Jesse searches for a mysterious rock formation that may be the final leg of his journey S04E02 3.1.0/1 7.3/10 Bruce Wayne McQueen: Vic McQueen returns to the Lakehouse only to ride straight into a deadly trap, and Charlie Manx cashes in his favour S02E05 1.4.0/1 The Guy for This: Jimmy's business enters uncharted territory, while Kim's confidence is tested when she is faced with a legal problem only she can solve. Nacho navigates increased pressure from Gus S05E03 4.2.0/1 3.2/10 King County: Morgan returns to King County, but things quickly get complicated S08E04 7.3.0/1 2.8/10 Masada: Jesse is rocked by visions of an apocalyptic future as he and Tulip prepare for an all-out assault on Masada, where Cassidy is trapped to a torturous fate S04E01 3.0.0/1 7.3/10 Last Supper: God manoeuvres the chess pieces of His apocalypse closer to the endgame as Jesse searches for a mysterious rock formation that may be the final leg of his journey S04E02 3.1.0/1 7.3/10 Bruce Wayne McQueen: Vic McQueen returns to the Lakehouse only to ride straight into a deadly trap, and Charlie Manx cashes in his favour S02E05 1.4.0/1 An inexperienced sailor enters a race to circumnavigate the globe and decides to cheat to come last, but things do not go to plan. Fact-based drama, starring Justin Salinger 10/10 An American tourist in Paris falls in love with a French single mother, and hastily marries her before bringing her home with him to Oklahoma. As their passion cools, they each seek solace in relationships with others - she turns to a fellow immigrant, a priest who is losing his faith, while her husband is reunited with an old flame. Terrence Malick's drama, starring Ben Affleck, Olga Kurylenko, Rachel McAdams and Javier Bardem 7.5/10 A shady 1950s private eye is hired by a mysterious stranger to find a missing singer with a debt to pay. The detective's search for the musician leads him into dark and disturbing territory, as everybody who helps him meets a grisly fate. However, the truth is far more shocking than he ever expected. Supernatural thriller, starring Mickey Rourke, Robert De Niro, Lisa Bonet and Charlotte Rampling 8.5/10 A group of women working at a seedy Los Angeles strip club discuss their trials and triumphs, from pregnancy and abortion to the never-ending search for stardom. Downbeat drama, starring Daryl Hannah, Jennifer Tilly, Sandra Oh and Charlotte Ayanne The relationships of four couples living in Sydney become entangled after the discovery of an unidentified corpse. Among them is the detective in charge of the case, who is cheating on his wife with a psychiatrist - who in turn has issues about her child, a murder victim, and is also concerned her aloof academic husband might be gay. Drama, starring Geoffrey Rush, Barbara Hershey and Anthony LaPaglia 8.6/10 A single mother struggles to make ends meet and hopes to send her seven-year-old son to private school. She hits upon the idea of starting a business cleaning up crime scenes and places where dead bodies have been discovered, and recruits her directionless younger sister to help. Comedy drama, starring Amy Adams, Emily Blunt and Alan Arkin 8/10