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Short film exploring mental health and suicide within gypsy and travellers communities.

A German couple want to live closer to nature.They build a novel high-tech caravan that floats on water. But will their radical design work?

Spring sees the daffodil harvest, accompanied by a rush to get the flowers off to the train station so they can be delivered to towns and cities across the country within hours of being picked. Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn go to Dartmoor for the annual pony trek, and use the occasion to purchase one of the beasts for the farm. However, before their new pony is fit for work, he needs to be trained

Richard travels to Scotland to journey down the River Clyde and learn about its environmental importance. This wild and powerful waterway is also going through huge environmental changes. From its mouth, Richard goes in search of clawed alien invertebrates who have taken over the upper stretches of the river, decimating wildlife. He sees how the wildness of this river has been harnessed by people

The incredible stories of 19 of the last surviving veterans of the Battle of Britain, who tell the tale of that crucial period in their own words.

Teleshopping programming bringing you a selection of innovative products.

Teleshopping programming bringing you a selection of innovative products.

Teleshopping programming bringing you a selection of innovative products.

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Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill head to Deeside to meet Michael and Gloria, who want their garden transformed into an African-style paradise. Gloria dreams of a tranquil water feature, and they would like a covered pergola for entertaining. Most importantly, this garden needs to be wheelchair friendly for their son Christopher, who loves spending time in it. Charlie and Lee have a budget of £6,50

Arit Anderson and siblings David and Harry Rich head to Barnet, north London, to meet a man living in a period Victorian house that he loves, but with a garden he feels is boring. Billy dreams of a new space that fuses a Victorian cottage garden with an Amazonian twist, something that can transports him to hotter climes without having to leave Barnet. It must have a barbecue and an entertaining ar

Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn set sail in an Edwardian trawler for a fishing trip, but as women were considered bad luck at sea, Ruth Goodman is left ashore to forage on the beach, prepare potted shrimp and build a smoke-house to cure mackerel. She also explores one of the growing fashions of the era by holding a seance, while once back on dry land, Alex and Peter drive their cattle along a danger

The story of the Desert Rats, armoured units who landed in Normandy to spearhead the Allied advance into Nazi-occupied Europe and break open the Third Reich's defences - in the face of minefields, camouflaged anti-tank guns and crack SS Panzer corps equipped with some of the most fearsome armour of the war.

The Robson brothers breed prize Simmental bulls at their farm near Ballyclare in Antrim, and this month they find out if some embryo work has been successful. Meanwhile, near Fethard in Tipperary, Noel Delany is flat out harvesting. Cameras also follow Cavan cattle farmer Sebana Moynagh in Dublin. She's one of five farmers who give tours at the zoo's city farm.

Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill head to Deeside to meet Michael and Gloria, who want their garden transformed into an African-style paradise. Gloria dreams of a tranquil water feature, and they would like a covered pergola for entertaining. Most importantly, this garden needs to be wheelchair friendly for their son Christopher, who loves spending time in it. Charlie and Lee have a budget of £6,50

Londoners Lily and Natasha are in their mid-twenties and keen to get onto the property ladder. Currently renting a one-bed flat in east London, they have impulsively decided to buy a 35-year-old narrowboat at a knock-down price that needs considerable work. They are determined to save money and do all the work themselves, but it's a significant challenge as neither has any experience of fixing up

Richard journeys down the River Derwent, from its source in the Derbyshire Peaks to its mouth just south of Derby, where it joins the Trent. Along the way he learns how the river became home to the world's first factory, at Cromford, and the part it has played in the history of industry and entrepreneurship.

Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill head to Deeside to meet Michael and Gloria, who want their garden transformed into an African-style paradise. Gloria dreams of a tranquil water feature, and they would like a covered pergola for entertaining. Most importantly, this garden needs to be wheelchair friendly for their son Christopher, who loves spending time in it. Charlie and Lee have a budget of £6,50

Arit Anderson and siblings David and Harry Rich head to Barnet, north London, to meet a man living in a period Victorian house that he loves, but with a garden he feels is boring. Billy dreams of a new space that fuses a Victorian cottage garden with an Amazonian twist, something that can transports him to hotter climes without having to leave Barnet. It must have a barbecue and an entertaining ar

Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn set sail in an Edwardian trawler for a fishing trip, but as women were considered bad luck at sea, Ruth Goodman is left ashore to forage on the beach, prepare potted shrimp and build a smoke-house to cure mackerel. She also explores one of the growing fashions of the era by holding a seance, while once back on dry land, Alex and Peter drive their cattle along a danger