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Mark Evans meets more people who aspire to live in their ultimate waterside dream home. Simon and Mary Sparrow live on a barge in Beccles, Suffolk, with their son Nate and their two cats. The Sparrows have been running a boatyard for nearly 10 years, specialising in refurbishing and renting out floating homes to holidaymakers. Now they're designing and building a new, one-of-a-kind floating home f

Alan and Val McCoy put their life savings on the line to make their dream of living on water come true, entrusting a boat builder to make them their dream narrow boat floating home. The couple have been together for 11 years and now that they're retired, they've decided that owning a narrow boat could be a unique way to be near their families - all of whom live along the canal system across the Mi

This edition charts the exploits of Pat and Sue Willan, who now retired plan to buy their very last floating home, which they hope to keep moored on the Thames. They have enlisted the help of a boat-maker in Stoke and opted for a 35-tonne, 55-foot state-of-the-art, all-mod-cons Dutch barge. They have a healthy budget of over £400,000 and elaborate plans for very contemporary kitchen fittings and g

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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 and Harry and David Rich meet Liz and Geoff in Yate, Gloucestershire, where the hope is they can use a £4,500 budget to create a garden with a nautical theme in memory of Liz's father, who was known locally as ''The Pirate'.

Archaeologists Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn team up with historian Ruth Goodman as they move to Morwellham Quay in Devon and try to take the port - once one of Britain's busiest - back to life as it was during its Edwardian heyday. They begin by setting up home in a cottage as they wait for the arrival of their first livestock, and set out to prepare the ground for cropping by making tons of quic

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.

The series returns to chart the lives of farming families throughout 2016, beginning in January as Antrim dairy farmer George Bingham and his family run their TB test. Meanwhile in Clare, near Ennis, former schoolteacher Siobhan Ni Ghairbhith is preparing her goats for kidding.

Charlie Dimmock and Harry and David Rich meet Liz and Geoff in Yate, Gloucestershire, where the hope is they can use a £4,500 budget to create a garden with a nautical theme in memory of Liz's father, who was known locally as ''The Pirate'.

Mark Evans meets more people who aspire to live in their ultimate waterside dream home. Simon and Mary Sparrow live on a barge in Beccles, Suffolk, with their son Nate and their two cats. The Sparrows have been running a boatyard for nearly 10 years, specialising in refurbishing and renting out floating homes to holidaymakers. Now they're designing and building a new, one-of-a-kind floating home f

The comedian makes a journey across Western Australia. In the first episode, Bill encounters true-blue Aussie locals, animals and landscapes in Western Australia's far south. He visits the best beach in the world and the spectacular trees of the Valley of the Giants; goes paddleboarding in the chilly Southern Ocean with a former NBA star, and discovers the early stages of a secessionist movement.

An historical drama set during Victorian England. Signing culture in the Deaf community is under threat from the growing promotion of Oralism.

The series returns to chart the lives of farming families throughout 2016, beginning in January as Antrim dairy farmer George Bingham and his family run their TB test. Meanwhile in Clare, near Ennis, former schoolteacher Siobhan Ni Ghairbhith is preparing her goats for kidding.

Charlie Dimmock and Harry and David Rich meet Liz and Geoff in Yate, Gloucestershire, where the hope is they can use a £4,500 budget to create a garden with a nautical theme in memory of Liz's father, who was known locally as ''The Pirate'.

Mark Evans meets more people who aspire to live in their ultimate waterside dream home. Simon and Mary Sparrow live on a barge in Beccles, Suffolk, with their son Nate and their two cats. The Sparrows have been running a boatyard for nearly 10 years, specialising in refurbishing and renting out floating homes to holidaymakers. Now they're designing and building a new, one-of-a-kind floating home f

An historical drama set during Victorian England. Signing culture in the Deaf community is under threat from the growing promotion of Oralism.

Always Asifa: Shiva Raichandani's BAFTA-nominated film following Asifa, Britain's first out Muslim drag queen, as she prepares to undergo gender affirmation surgery. (1 of 3).

Archaeologists Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn team up with historian Ruth Goodman as they move to Morwellham Quay in Devon and try to take the port - once one of Britain's busiest - back to life as it was during its Edwardian heyday. They begin by setting up home in a cottage as they wait for the arrival of their first livestock, and set out to prepare the ground for cropping by making tons of quic

The comedian makes a journey across Western Australia. In the first episode, Bill encounters true-blue Aussie locals, animals and landscapes in Western Australia's far south. He visits the best beach in the world and the spectacular trees of the Valley of the Giants; goes paddleboarding in the chilly Southern Ocean with a former NBA star, and discovers the early stages of a secessionist movement.

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.

Mark Evans meets more people who aspire to live in their ultimate waterside dream home. Simon and Mary Sparrow live on a barge in Beccles, Suffolk, with their son Nate and their two cats. The Sparrows have been running a boatyard for nearly 10 years, specialising in refurbishing and renting out floating homes to holidaymakers. Now they're designing and building a new, one-of-a-kind floating home f

The series returns to chart the lives of farming families throughout 2016, beginning in January as Antrim dairy farmer George Bingham and his family run their TB test. Meanwhile in Clare, near Ennis, former schoolteacher Siobhan Ni Ghairbhith is preparing her goats for kidding.

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.

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 best.

Charlie Dimmock and Harry and David Rich head to Swindon to meet Saima and her children Hamzah, Hamid and Zakir, who are rather embarrassed by their concrete jungle of a garden. Saima wants a zoned garden that gives her an adult area to entertain as well as a chillout space for the youngsters and has a £2,500 budget for the conversion.

Charlie Dimmock and Harry and David Rich head to Swindon to meet Saima and her children Hamzah, Hamid and Zakir, who are rather embarrassed by their concrete jungle of a garden. Saima wants a zoned garden that gives her an adult area to entertain as well as a chillout space for the youngsters and has a £2,500 budget for the conversion.

It is October and Alex Langlands, Peter Ginn and Ruth Goodman take on new enterprises - market gardening, egg production, raising beef cattle and food preservation - using only Edwardian tools and materials. The team members also create cider on an industrial scale, bring a bull to the farm, launch a chicken business and celebrate Halloween - early 20th-century style.

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.

Following the working lives of farming families over the course of a year. It is now February, and as assorted farmers prepare for new arrivals, one family sends bulls to Scotland.

Charlie Dimmock and Harry and David Rich head to Swindon to meet Saima and her children Hamzah, Hamid and Zakir, who are rather embarrassed by their concrete jungle of a garden. Saima wants a zoned garden that gives her an adult area to entertain as well as a chillout space for the youngsters and has a £2,500 budget for the conversion.

Alan and Val McCoy put their life savings on the line to make their dream of living on water come true, entrusting a boat builder to make them their dream narrow boat floating home. The couple have been together for 11 years and now that they're retired, they've decided that owning a narrow boat could be a unique way to be near their families - all of whom live along the canal system across the Mi

Bill heads to Western Australia's Ningaloo Coast to experience the epic scale of the Australian outback, including The Pinnacles, stromatolites and the celebrated Pink Lakes, as well as encountering wild emus. But nothing could prepare him for the unforgettable experience of swimming alongside whale sharks.

Charlie Dimmock and Harry and David Rich head to Swindon to meet Saima and her children Hamzah, Hamid and Zakir, who are rather embarrassed by their concrete jungle of a garden. Saima wants a zoned garden that gives her an adult area to entertain as well as a chillout space for the youngsters and has a £2,500 budget for the conversion.

Charlie Dimmock and Harry and David Rich head to Swindon to meet Saima and her children Hamzah, Hamid and Zakir, who are rather embarrassed by their concrete jungle of a garden. Saima wants a zoned garden that gives her an adult area to entertain as well as a chillout space for the youngsters and has a £2,500 budget for the conversion.

Documentary exploring Robert J Oppenheimer's role in developing the atomic bomb, from professor at the University of California to leading the Los Alamos laboratory.

50 years after decriminalization of homosexuality in Great Britain, actor Rupert Everett explores the way both the gay community and public attitude towards gay people have changed.