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The working lives of farming families over the course of a year, offering an insight into one of Northern Ireland's largest and oldest industries, and continuing with April.

Charlie Dimmock takes on the Rich brothers to win the pitch for an elaborate Chelsea Flower Show-inspired makeover in Gloucester. The vast plot of land wraps around the house and boasts a brook and beautiful views, but it's an uncoordinated and untidy mess that embarrasses home-owners Sam and Sean. They have £5,000 to put things right but it's an ambitious project. Whose design will win the day?

South African-born Linda, her husband Mark and Coco the cat share a one-bedroom floating home on Tagg's Island in Hampton, Surrey. It's an idyllic location, but their home is also their workplace and it's starting to feel a bit cramped. The couple want to stay put in their exclusive location, so Linda has hatched an ambitious plan to buy the boat next door and do it up all by herself. It's a huge

Bill visits Port Hedland, one of the biggest ports in the southern hemisphere, where he gets monstered by some giant iron-ore luggers. In the beach resort of Broome, Bill is humbled by a crab who attempts to steal his pearl. Touristy sunset camel rides vie with ancient dinosaur footprints for Bill's attention, and an aptly named local 'Space Gandalf' expands Bill's mind with a whole new starry uni

Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers take on the job of redesigning a garden in Droitwich Spa, Worcestershire. Lionel and Paulette's garden is an unusual shape, meaning it's heavily overlooked, and the couple find it uninspiring. Lionel loves firing up the barbecue, but they also want a tranquil space to relax in, and they want to create harmony between their indoor and outdoor spaces.

Charlie Dimmock takes on the Rich brothers to win the pitch for an elaborate Chelsea Flower Show-inspired makeover in Gloucester. The vast plot of land wraps around the house and boasts a brook and beautiful views, but it's an uncoordinated and untidy mess that embarrasses home-owners Sam and Sean. They have £5,000 to put things right but it's an ambitious project. Whose design will win the day?

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.

December arrives and the hardships of winter take their toll on Alex Langlands, Peter Ginn and Ruth Goodman. As the traditional livelihood methods dry up, the men travel to the coast to embark on sea fishing, while Ruth has to look for domestic service work at a grand Edwardian stately home.

Bill visits Port Hedland, one of the biggest ports in the southern hemisphere, where he gets monstered by some giant iron-ore luggers. In the beach resort of Broome, Bill is humbled by a crab who attempts to steal his pearl. Touristy sunset camel rides vie with ancient dinosaur footprints for Bill's attention, and an aptly named local 'Space Gandalf' expands Bill's mind with a whole new starry uni

Account of the Battle of Britain in 1940, when the RAF and Luftwaffe engaged in fierce combat over southern England. Despite being severely outnumbered, RAF squadrons heroically stood up to the enemy onslaught and an impressed President Roosevelt finally agreed to send Churchill the 50 destroyers he had previously requested.

South African-born Linda, her husband Mark and Coco the cat share a one-bedroom floating home on Tagg's Island in Hampton, Surrey. It's an idyllic location, but their home is also their workplace and it's starting to feel a bit cramped. The couple want to stay put in their exclusive location, so Linda has hatched an ambitious plan to buy the boat next door and do it up all by herself. It's a huge

The working lives of farming families over the course of a year, offering an insight into one of Northern Ireland's largest and oldest industries, and continuing with April.

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.

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.

Adrian and Gail dream of a contemporary garden to match their house in Holmfirth, but it must have an Australian twist. Charlie and the Rich Brothers try to achieve it for £5,000.

Philip and Lorraine in Stockport, Greater Manchester, have had their garden since 1987, but despite doing up their house, their garden remains untouched. With a budget of £4,750, they want to turn this unloved and forgotten space into a stately garden, with secret passageways, big urns, a tiled patio and lots of posh planting. Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers try to come up with designs that

In January, the trio struggle to keep afloat during the harsh winter as Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn work in a tin mine in Cornwall, and experience copper mining, once the major source of Morwellham Quay's wealth. Meanwhile, Ruth visits Honiton, Devon, where she learns the art of lace-making.

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.

May means time for Balmoral Show, so farmers from across Ireland take a break to visit. Tipperary's Edwin Draper has some tough decisions ahead as he judges the Rouge de l'Ouest sheep, while for the Robsons it proves to be a family affair, with Michael stewarding the cattle classes and his father Billy acting as show president.

Philip and Lorraine in Stockport, Greater Manchester, have had their garden since 1987, but despite doing up their house, their garden remains untouched. With a budget of £4,750, they want to turn this unloved and forgotten space into a stately garden, with secret passageways, big urns, a tiled patio and lots of posh planting. Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers try to come up with designs that

Metal worker John Lloyd search for his own, affordable home has led him to floating homes on the Medway in Kent. John has spent almost all of his funds on a boat that is going to need a lot of work, from rotting timber to a total refurb. His father Pete helps out, as their combined skills with repurposing and reclaiming prove that almost anything is possible.

Richard Hammond explores the historical, ecological and economic importance of four rivers. He begins by journey along Britain's longest river, the Severn, discovering how it has been a waterway of barriers, division and conflict, but has now become a river of connection. He also sees how its banks were fought over, used as a transport route for hundreds of years, and how it is now being opened ba

Adrian and Gail dream of a contemporary garden to match their house in Holmfirth, but it must have an Australian twist. Charlie and the Rich Brothers try to achieve it for £5,000.

Philip and Lorraine in Stockport, Greater Manchester, have had their garden since 1987, but despite doing up their house, their garden remains untouched. With a budget of £4,750, they want to turn this unloved and forgotten space into a stately garden, with secret passageways, big urns, a tiled patio and lots of posh planting. Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers try to come up with designs that

Stories of people who have experienced infidelity, asking why people stray outside their relationship and if a relationship can ever survive.

A nurse at a health farm takes over running the establishment, and comes up with her own range of sexual treatments. Meanwhile, two forgers on the run hide out at the farm. Sex comedy, starring Mary Millington, Alfie Bass and Irene Handl.

In January, the trio struggle to keep afloat during the harsh winter as Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn work in a tin mine in Cornwall, and experience copper mining, once the major source of Morwellham Quay's wealth. Meanwhile, Ruth visits Honiton, Devon, where she learns the art of lace-making.

Richard Hammond explores the historical, ecological and economic importance of four rivers. He begins by journey along Britain's longest river, the Severn, discovering how it has been a waterway of barriers, division and conflict, but has now become a river of connection. He also sees how its banks were fought over, used as a transport route for hundreds of years, and how it is now being opened ba

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.

Metal worker John Lloyd search for his own, affordable home has led him to floating homes on the Medway in Kent. John has spent almost all of his funds on a boat that is going to need a lot of work, from rotting timber to a total refurb. His father Pete helps out, as their combined skills with repurposing and reclaiming prove that almost anything is possible.

May means time for Balmoral Show, so farmers from across Ireland take a break to visit. Tipperary's Edwin Draper has some tough decisions ahead as he judges the Rouge de l'Ouest sheep, while for the Robsons it proves to be a family affair, with Michael stewarding the cattle classes and his father Billy acting as show president.

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 the Rich brothers come up with plans for a wildlife-friendly Victorian cottage garden for two retired teachers who have bought a home in Oxford.

Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers make over an empty plot in the Oxfordshire town of Wantage. Grace and her mother Agnes want a contemporary design with a nod toward Zimbabwe, with exotic planting and a Victoria Falls-inspired water feature.

Historians run a farm in West Sussex exactly as it would have been in 1500. The team explores Tudor hospitality, learning how the monasteries courted wealthy benefactors.

Historians run a farm in West Sussex as it would have been in 1500. The team recreate the winter harvest and look at how Henry VIII's Dissolution changed farming life forever.

Account of the Battle of Britain in 1940, when the RAF and Luftwaffe engaged in fierce combat over southern England. Despite being severely outnumbered, RAF squadrons heroically stood up to the enemy onslaught and an impressed President Roosevelt finally agreed to send Churchill the 50 destroyers he had previously requested.

Historians run a farm in West Sussex exactly as it would have been in 1500. The team explores Tudor hospitality, learning how the monasteries courted wealthy benefactors.

Historians run a farm in West Sussex as it would have been in 1500. The team recreate the winter harvest and look at how Henry VIII's Dissolution changed farming life forever.

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.

Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers come up with plans for a wildlife-friendly Victorian cottage garden for two retired teachers who have bought a home in Oxford.

Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers make over an empty plot in the Oxfordshire town of Wantage. Grace and her mother Agnes want a contemporary design with a nod toward Zimbabwe, with exotic planting and a Victoria Falls-inspired water feature.

An elusive killer is murdering women who have posed for a porn magazine, so a female detective is given the task of going undercover as a nude model to lure him into a trap. Drama, starring Mary Millington and Glynn Edwards.