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Today's episode looks back at two former Escape missions which took place in south west Wales, in and around the county of Pembrokeshire. First, Briony May Williams reunites with a buyer who, in the spring of 2023 was ready to embark on her first ever house hunt, leaving her Warwickshire town home of 60 years to fulfil a life-long ambition of moving to the Welsh countryside. She bought one of the

Nigel and his wife Laura have recently moved into their dream cottage by the sea. However, the smaller space means they're struggling to find room for all the belongings that used to fill their larger family home. Every room is filled with boxes, packed with collections, inherited items and their grown-up children's old toys. Worried about parting with something valuable without expert guidance, t

Monty travels from the rugged north west coast of Scotland to the north east of England. He visits some of the most inhospitable places in the country and yet finds gardens that are flourishing. He sees romantic castles and some of the private gardens of the King, and explores gardens that challenge our idea of what a garden even is.

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Coverage of the 2025 Masters tournament from Alexandra Palace in London.

Our weird world throws up more surprises for Chris Packham. In this episode, Chris reveals how deadly poisonous frogs can save lives, why we see faces in everything, and how one woman's pants spontaneously burst into flame.

Flog It! comes from Glemham Hall in the Suffolk countryside, which dates back to the Tudor era. Antiques expert David Fletcher discovers some scripts from the television series Lovejoy, which featured a Suffolk antique dealer, and Jonathan Pratt spots some Beatles bobbing-head dolls designed to fit in a car. Paul Martin follows in the footsteps of local composer Benjamin Britten.

Every day this week, celebrity contestants Harry Aikines-Aryeetey, Ania Magliano, Joe Swash and Jasmine Takhar take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman. A daily winner is declared following a quickfire round at the end of each show, and the scores are tallied across the week, resulting in an overall champion being crowned on Friday. Will the winning stars opt

Actor Joanna Page helps triage two baby pigeons who have been brought in before they have even grown their feathers. She also checks over a hedgehog mum and her two hoglets, who had been brought in by a local resident. She revisits the fox cubs that she weighed as she started her training at the wildlife centre and helps take them to a soft release pen in the woods.

Coverage of the 2025 Masters tournament from Alexandra Palace in London.

This episode showcases the best archaeology found in the south of the UK. First, we travel to the Killerton estate in Devon, where the National Trust are hunting for remains of a manor house buried somewhere on the grounds. The house played a pivotal part in the English Civil War and even hosted parliamentarian leader Oliver Cromwell as he laid siege to the city of Exeter. Historian Yasmin Khan ta

On the second leg of her journey, Miriam is intrigued by the Australian concept of mateship and how Australia is the only country in the world to enshrine it in its culture. Miriam's first stop is a roadhouse south of Alice Springs, where she meets Spud and his mates. She discovers she has a lot to learn about the concept that she considers very masculine. Spud introduces her to Heather, one of th

Ed Gamble returns for the official Traitors visualised podcast, continuing to unpack the drama, deception and betrayal of the ultimate reality game of trust and treachery! In this eighth episode, Ed dives into the latest twists as the most recent banished and murdered players share their first reactions to discovering the Traitors among them, with exclusive unseen footage from the castle.

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On 5 November 1605, a group of radical Catholic conspirators, including Guy Fawkes, came within hours of blowing up the Houses of Parliament. Their aim was to assassinate the Protestant king James I and destroy his government in an attempt to restore England to the Catholic faith. Had it not been stopped, this one moment of violence could have changed the history of the country entirely. The Gunpo