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Beverly becomes convinced Sean is having an affair with Morning, so packs a bag and leaves, with the intention of heading back to London. However, in her distress she fails to realise she is driving on the wrong side of the road, and the resulting collision has dire consequences.

In Swindon, Catherine is recovering from multiple brain surgeries and wants a garden in which to relax and recuperate. She would like its design to reflect the period character of her Victorian terraced property and has a budget of £3,000 to achieve this. Designers Chris Hull and Lee Burkhill rise to the challenge, with both having peace and calm at the core of their proposed schemes.

Consumer show lifting the lid on secrets the major food retailers would rather keep to themselves.

A freediver and wildlife photographer studies puffins on the Pembrokeshire coast, using specially designed headgear to get as close as possible to the birds, as well as exploring the kelp forests that lie beneath the surface in St Brides bay. In Snowdonia, an upland sheep and cattle farmer prepares his prize bull for the auction ring, and In the Brecon Beacons, father and son paragliders attempt a

Anna Mouzouri's touching documentary following the aquatic escapades of two queer mermaids as they find belonging through mermaid races and mermaid conventions.

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

Developers Lucy Alexander and Martin Roberts explore a property in Hartlepool, Co Durham, a house in Chatham, Kent, and a one-bedroom flat in Blurton, Stoke-on-Trent.

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A chance for viewers to purchase goods from the comfort of home.

Teleshopping programming bringing you a selection of innovative products.

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Buying goods from the comfort of home.

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 holiday is your greatest one!

The Rich brothers and Charlie Dimmock produce a chic patio and farmhouse garden to match a couple's recently renovated home near Leeds. But the task is made all the more difficult by heavy rainfall just days before leaving them with a waterlogged garden.

In Swindon, Catherine is recovering from multiple brain surgeries and wants a garden in which to relax and recuperate. She would like its design to reflect the period character of her Victorian terraced property and has a budget of £3,000 to achieve this. Designers Chris Hull and Lee Burkhill rise to the challenge, with both having peace and calm at the core of their proposed schemes.

Consumer show lifting the lid on secrets the major food retailers would rather keep to themselves.

A freediver and wildlife photographer studies puffins on the Pembrokeshire coast, using specially designed headgear to get as close as possible to the birds, as well as exploring the kelp forests that lie beneath the surface in St Brides bay. In Snowdonia, an upland sheep and cattle farmer prepares his prize bull for the auction ring, and In the Brecon Beacons, father and son paragliders attempt a

Developers Lucy Alexander and Martin Roberts explore a cottage in Cranage, Cheshire, a property in Gravesend, Kent, and a house in Telford, Shropshire. A few months on, the team returns to review their progress.

Near Fivemiletown in Tyrone, Chris Johnston has his hands full preparing a young bull to leave the yard. In Dublin, Margaret and Des Jeffares are hoping for success as their prize two-year-old hunter - Ballykelly Flashdance competes against the country's top animals. Near Fethard in Tipperary, Noel Delany is frustrated by the delay to the year's harvest.

The Uprisings in Europe in 1944 are shown in context of the Second World War, including the Warsaw Uprising - the largest operation undertaken by the resistance movement.

A freediver and wildlife photographer studies puffins on the Pembrokeshire coast, using specially designed headgear to get as close as possible to the birds, as well as exploring the kelp forests that lie beneath the surface in St Brides bay. In Snowdonia, an upland sheep and cattle farmer prepares his prize bull for the auction ring, and In the Brecon Beacons, father and son paragliders attempt a

Consumer show lifting the lid on secrets the major food retailers would rather keep to themselves.

Leonard and Cristina's garden in Birmingham doesn't get much sun and has an awkward slope right in the middle. Designers Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill both think they have the answer - and go head to head to persuade the pair in invest their £3,000 budget in their respective visions of the ideal multi-functional family garden.

The Rich brothers and Charlie Dimmock produce a chic patio and farmhouse garden to match a couple's recently renovated home near Leeds. But the task is made all the more difficult by heavy rainfall just days before leaving them with a waterlogged garden.

Beverly becomes convinced Sean is having an affair with Morning, so packs a bag and leaves, with the intention of heading back to London. However, in her distress she fails to realise she is driving on the wrong side of the road, and the resulting collision has dire consequences.

Leonard and Cristina's garden in Birmingham doesn't get much sun and has an awkward slope right in the middle. Designers Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill both think they have the answer - and go head to head to persuade the pair in invest their £3,000 budget in their respective visions of the ideal multi-functional family garden.

Consumer show lifting the lid on secrets the major food retailers would rather keep to themselves.

Cameras catch up with Garry and his family on the Black Mountain in the Brecon Beacons. Lambing is in full swing, so it's all hands on deck to keep a watch on this ever-expanding flock. Over on the Pembrokeshire coast, artist Charlotte Cortazzi heads for Broad Haven South Beach, where the sand provides a perfect canvas to create a spectacular work of art. Over on Anglesey, mother-and-daughter clim

After a painful adoption journey which comes to a halt, Hollyoaks actor Ross Adams explores what can be done to make an easier system for LGBTQ+ adopters. Will he do it again?

Kenneth Appel, 92, speaks about growing up as a Jewish child in Nazi Germany and how he was rescued by Britain's Kindertransport programme.

Developers Lucy Alexander and Martin Roberts explore a cottage in Cranage, Cheshire, a property in Gravesend, Kent, and a house in Telford, Shropshire. A few months on, the team returns to review their progress.

Teleshopping programming bringing you a selection of innovative products.

A chance for viewers to purchase goods from the comfort of home.

Buying goods from the comfort of home.

Teleshopping programming bringing you a selection of innovative products.

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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 holiday is your greatest one!

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.

Leonard and Cristina's garden in Birmingham doesn't get much sun and has an awkward slope right in the middle. Designers Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill both think they have the answer - and go head to head to persuade the pair in invest their £3,000 budget in their respective visions of the ideal multi-functional family garden.

Consumer show lifting the lid on secrets the major food retailers would rather keep to themselves.

Cameras catch up with Garry and his family on the Black Mountain in the Brecon Beacons. Lambing is in full swing, so it's all hands on deck to keep a watch on this ever-expanding flock. Over on the Pembrokeshire coast, artist Charlotte Cortazzi heads for Broad Haven South Beach, where the sand provides a perfect canvas to create a spectacular work of art. Over on Anglesey, mother-and-daughter clim

Developers Lucy Alexander and Martin Roberts visit a property in Devizes, Wiltshire, a two-bedroom house in Stoke-on-Trent and a ground floor flat in Upper Norwood, south London, before finding out who bought them at auction and what they sold for.

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.

The story of the Spitfire from a radical design on the drawing board to the fighter aircraft that became the symbol of Britain's determination to fight on to victory.

Cameras catch up with Garry and his family on the Black Mountain in the Brecon Beacons. Lambing is in full swing, so it's all hands on deck to keep a watch on this ever-expanding flock. Over on the Pembrokeshire coast, artist Charlotte Cortazzi heads for Broad Haven South Beach, where the sand provides a perfect canvas to create a spectacular work of art. Over on Anglesey, mother-and-daughter clim

Consumer show lifting the lid on secrets the major food retailers would rather keep to themselves.

Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill are in Nottingham to create a tranquil wildlife-friendly garden for busy GP Janice to relax in after a long day at work.

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.

Documentary exploring the 2012 murder of British computer engineer Saad Al-Hilli, his dentist wife Ikbal, and her mother Suhaila in the woods near Lake Annecy, a case that has gone unsolved for 10 years. Caught up in a media whirlwind, Saad's brother Zaid was eventually arrested under suspicion of conspiracy to murder and accused of organising the killings of his brother and family over an inherit

Two-part series following students working within the sex industry, as they attempt to pay off their student debt by stripping, escorting and filming pornography. In the first episode, paramedic science student Jasmine opens up about her experience in the adult industry, which she fears may get her thrown off her university course. Elsewhere, PHD student Luke looks back at the time he appeared in

Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill are in Nottingham to create a tranquil wildlife-friendly garden for busy GP Janice to relax in after a long day at work.

Consumer show lifting the lid on secrets the major food retailers would rather keep to themselves.

As spring marches into summer, hill farmer Garry Williams is gathering his flock once more to take them back down the mountain for shearing, with help from neighbouring farmers from across the Black Mountain. Once commonplace, the Osprey became extinct in the UK in the 1920s, but thanks to the work of local conservationists, Wales now has at least four breeding pairs. Sadly, survival is still a ch

Shiva Raichandani's BAFTA-nominated film follows Asifa, Britain's first out Muslim drag queen, as she prepares to undergo gender affirmation surgery and reflects on her life.

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

Developers Lucy Alexander and Martin Roberts visit a property in Devizes, Wiltshire, a two-bedroom house in Stoke-on-Trent and a ground floor flat in Upper Norwood, south London, before finding out who bought them at auction and what they sold for.

A chance for viewers to purchase goods from the comfort of home.

Teleshopping programming bringing you a selection of innovative products.

Buying goods from the comfort of home.

Teleshopping programming bringing you a selection of innovative products.

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 holiday is your greatest one!

Charlie Dimmock and Arit Anderson arrive in Farnborough, Hampshire, to help Rebecca and Michael. The couple want a safe family space, good for entertaining but also with a children's zone. However, this garden will have another role - it needs to serve as a memorial to their three lost children. The budget for the transformation is £3,000.

Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill are in Nottingham to create a tranquil wildlife-friendly garden for busy GP Janice to relax in after a long day at work.

Consumer show lifting the lid on secrets the major food retailers would rather keep to themselves.

1/4. Series exploring four iconic gardens looks at Great Dixter, which lays claim to being the most innovative, spectacular and provocative garden of the 20th century.

2/4. Series exploring four iconic gardens looks at Stowe, which launched the career of Capability Brown and fostered a rebellion that overthrew the first British prime minister.

3/4. Biddulph Grange takes the visitor on a journey around the world from China to Egypt in a series of gardens connected by tunnels and subterranean passageways.

4/4. Series exploring iconic gardens. Nymans, one of the most fashionable gardens of the Edwardian and interwar years, was created by a family of German emigres of Jewish descent.

Former bluecoat Mark Goddard gets to grips with sandwiches by the seaside, volleyball, bingo and karaoke as he takes a tour through the history of holiday camps.

Gosport couple Nicola and David met on stage so they want the team to turn their unloved garden into the ultimate, theatrical showstopper. Can Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull give them a space to entertain their friends and perform some of their amateur dramatic favourites, while also providing a quiet haven for wildlife, for £6,000?

Charlie Dimmock and Arit Anderson arrive in Farnborough, Hampshire, to help Rebecca and Michael. The couple want a safe family space, good for entertaining but also with a children's zone. However, this garden will have another role - it needs to serve as a memorial to their three lost children. The budget for the transformation is £3,000.

The second episode sees Saad Al-Hilli's brother Zaid arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to murder, and follows leads that take investigators to Switzerland, Iraq and the USA. Detectives hunt for a motorcyclist with a distinctive helmet spotted near the crime scene, the FBI help to uncover a secret marriage, journalists dig into connections with the Iraqi regime, and police find a Swiss bank accou

Students who have turned to the sex industry to make ends meet, including Ella, who is both a law and criminology graduate and an award-winning porn star, and Akonne, who is now in his second year of a sports science degree, and has been stripping for audiences since he was 20.

1/4. Series exploring four iconic gardens looks at Great Dixter, which lays claim to being the most innovative, spectacular and provocative garden of the 20th century.

2/4. Series exploring four iconic gardens looks at Stowe, which launched the career of Capability Brown and fostered a rebellion that overthrew the first British prime minister.

3/4. Biddulph Grange takes the visitor on a journey around the world from China to Egypt in a series of gardens connected by tunnels and subterranean passageways.

4/4. Series exploring iconic gardens. Nymans, one of the most fashionable gardens of the Edwardian and interwar years, was created by a family of German emigres of Jewish descent.

Teleshopping programming bringing you a selection of innovative products.

A chance for viewers to purchase goods from the comfort of home.

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.

Buying goods from the comfort of home.

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 holiday is your greatest one!

Gosport couple Nicola and David met on stage so they want the team to turn their unloved garden into the ultimate, theatrical showstopper. Can Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull give them a space to entertain their friends and perform some of their amateur dramatic favourites, while also providing a quiet haven for wildlife, for £6,000?

Documentary series following historian Ruth Goodman and archaeologists Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn as they sample the life of a Victorian farmer for a year. Wearing period clothes and using only materials that would have been available in 1885, they move into a smallholding on the Acton Scott estate in Shropshire, and begin their first task of restoring the cottage.

Documentary series following historian Ruth Goodman and archaeologists Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn as they sample the life of a Victorian farmer for a year. The preparations for winter begin in earnest, and they get to work stocking up on animal feed, building pigsties and tackling the gruelling process of the laundry. They also take delivery of a ram and a Shire horse, and celebrate Christmas w

The team receives help from a woodsman, a blacksmith and a basket-maker when the farm needs emergency repairs. Ruth Goodman tests traditional potions and remedies, while Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn employ Victorian-style pest control to protect the wheat crop from pheasants.

Documentary series following historian Ruth Goodman and archaeologists Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn as they sample the life of a Victorian farmer for a year. Wearing period clothes and using only materials that would have been available in 1885, they move into a smallholding on the Acton Scott estate in Shropshire, and begin their first task of restoring the cottage.

Documentary series following historian Ruth Goodman and archaeologists Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn as they sample the life of a Victorian farmer for a year. The preparations for winter begin in earnest, and they get to work stocking up on animal feed, building pigsties and tackling the gruelling process of the laundry. They also take delivery of a ram and a Shire horse, and celebrate Christmas w

The story of the people who have struggled for the right to roam in England - from the mass trespass on Kinder Scout in 1932 to the great Dartmoor Gathering of 2023.

Charlie Dimmock helps to create a sensory garden for two autistic girls in Aylesbury, while also providing an adult relaxation area for parents Michelle and Alistair.

The conclusion of the crime documentary asks why so much attention was focused on prime suspect Zaid Al-Hilli, who was eventually released without charge. Former senior investigating police officer Mark Preston turns the case on its head with a surprising new theory, and other investigators examine whether the killer could still be found, almost a decade after the shootings.

Documentary of the True Story behind the International Blockbuster Film "1917" . Insight into the story behind the film. The real-life characters and what became of them. The documentary will analyze the movie and look at what elements are 100% true & what happened to the real characters from the film.

Documentary series following historian Ruth Goodman and archaeologists Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn as they sample the life of a Victorian farmer for a year. Wearing period clothes and using only materials that would have been available in 1885, they move into a smallholding on the Acton Scott estate in Shropshire, and begin their first task of restoring the cottage.

Documentary series following historian Ruth Goodman and archaeologists Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn as they sample the life of a Victorian farmer for a year. The preparations for winter begin in earnest, and they get to work stocking up on animal feed, building pigsties and tackling the gruelling process of the laundry. They also take delivery of a ram and a Shire horse, and celebrate Christmas w

The team receives help from a woodsman, a blacksmith and a basket-maker when the farm needs emergency repairs. Ruth Goodman tests traditional potions and remedies, while Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn employ Victorian-style pest control to protect the wheat crop from pheasants.

Teleshopping programming bringing you a selection of innovative products.

Teleshopping programming bringing you a selection of innovative products.

A chance for viewers to purchase goods from the comfort of home.

Buying goods from the comfort of home.

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 holiday is your greatest one!

Charlie Dimmock and the Rich Brothers come up with competing designs for a Bristol couple on a budget of £6500, The couple want to transform their large, disordered and overgrown garden into an urban suntrap reminiscent of their holidays in the Mediterranean.

Charlie Dimmock helps to create a sensory garden for two autistic girls in Aylesbury, while also providing an adult relaxation area for parents Michelle and Alistair.

Consumer show lifting the lid on secrets the major food retailers would rather keep to themselves.

The documentary celebrates the 50th anniversary of classic movie The Railway Children with a steam train ride through the Yorkshire moors and recalls the winter storms that washed away the south Devon railway.

Businesswoman and former Hotel Inspector Ruth Watson visits Cothay Manor in Somerset, which was built in 1485. Owners Alastair and Mary-Anne Robb have worked tirelessly to restore the property to its original glory, but find they cannot manage on the funds raised by opening their gardens to the public, and seek advice to stop their expenditure spiralling out of control.

Charlie Dimmock helps to create a sensory garden for two autistic girls in Aylesbury, while also providing an adult relaxation area for parents Michelle and Alistair.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help a couple in Poole, Dorset, who cannot agree whether to sell their four-bedroom chalet bungalow or renovate instead. Supply teacher Sue has waited 35 years for builder husband Roy to finish their renovation and would rather they move so they can enjoy their retirement. But he loves the space their house offers and doesn't think it can be replicated elsewhere.

Consumer show lifting the lid on secrets the major food retailers would rather keep to themselves.

"Food Fighters" finds chef Simon Rimmer following the work of agencies that monitor the safety of food eaten in Britain. In the opening episode, food inspectors shut down an Oxford grocer and then a halal butcher's shop after discovering it is infested with mice and cockroaches. Chef Heston Blumenthal also lifts the lid on his own kitchen nightmare. It premiered in a daytime slot on BBC One in 201

Anna Mouzouri's touching documentary following the aquatic escapades of two queer mermaids as they find belonging through mermaid races and mermaid conventions.

Darrel and Michelle want to bring Cyprus to Devizes to remind them of happy times spent there as a family. Darrel is keen to have the sound of water somewhere in the garden and Michelle hopes there will be room for an olive tree to recreate that Mediterranean vibe. They want to incorporate their hot tub and their garden furniture to make it a comfortable space for themselves and their three grown-

Charlie Dimmock and the Rich Brothers come up with competing designs for a Bristol couple on a budget of £6500, The couple want to transform their large, disordered and overgrown garden into an urban suntrap reminiscent of their holidays in the Mediterranean.

"Food Fighters" finds chef Simon Rimmer following the work of agencies that monitor the safety of food eaten in Britain. In the opening episode, food inspectors shut down an Oxford grocer and then a halal butcher's shop after discovering it is infested with mice and cockroaches. Chef Heston Blumenthal also lifts the lid on his own kitchen nightmare. It premiered in a daytime slot on BBC One in 201

Stories from men working in the music industry and the toll it has taken on their mental health and wellbeing. Featuring Rag'n'Boneman, Dev IDLES and Geoff Barrow from Portishead.

The story of the Spitfire from a radical design on the drawing board to the fighter aircraft that became the symbol of Britain's determination to fight on to victory.