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As the days get shorter, Tyrone farmer Chris Johnston finds time to take a break from his own cattle to judge calves in Enniskillen, while the O'Malley family attend the annual Irish Food Awards. Meanwhile, in County Cavan, Sebana Moynagh's herd is inspected by the Irish Cattle Breeding Federation.

Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers set to work on a Bristol garden, whose owner dreams of a Moroccan-inspired eco-friendly wildlife haven for her sons.

The team continue the rescue of a community allotment in Preston. Kevin teaches Pat how to transform a wheelbarrow and Julia helps Mark to upholster some old chairs. At the home build, Jess and Max attempt to reimagine an unused space to the satisfaction of the owners and their pooches. Local resident Mark visits the Tool Bus to see if the team can help him revive a childhood toy.

A look at the people who live and work in and around the remarkable landscapes of Wales's three national parks. This episode features a visit to the slopes of the Brecon Beacons, where hill farmer Garry Williams and his family's flock needs to be brought down from the mountains for lambing. Meanwhile, in Snowdonia, climbers John Crook and Dafydd Williams, who climb all over the world, but are alwa

Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers set to work on a Bristol garden, whose owner dreams of a Moroccan-inspired eco-friendly wildlife haven for her sons.

Kerry, who lives in Cardiff with her dog Walter, desires a garden that reflects her love of travel with a 'wow factor' entertainment space. Charlie Dimmock and Chelsea gold medal-winners Harry and David Rich try to fulfil this dream on a £6,000 budget.

The team heads to Dartmoor to find out how shepherds took advantage of the landscape to boost their income, taking their flocks there for summer grazing. Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn get to grips with shearing, while Ruth Goodman visits a wool mill to learn how the fleeces were processed and manufactured. Land agent Rupert Acton and his family join the trio for a picnic, before using historic map

Respectable: The Mary Millington Story chronicles the extraordinary life and tragic death of Mary Millington - Britain's most famous pornographic actress of the 1970s.

The team continue the rescue of a community allotment in Preston. Kevin teaches Pat how to transform a wheelbarrow and Julia helps Mark to upholster some old chairs. At the home build, Jess and Max attempt to reimagine an unused space to the satisfaction of the owners and their pooches. Local resident Mark visits the Tool Bus to see if the team can help him revive a childhood toy.

The team heads to Dartmoor to find out how shepherds took advantage of the landscape to boost their income, taking their flocks there for summer grazing. Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn get to grips with shearing, while Ruth Goodman visits a wool mill to learn how the fleeces were processed and manufactured. Land agent Rupert Acton and his family join the trio for a picnic, before using historic map

A look at the people who live and work in and around the remarkable landscapes of Wales's three national parks. This episode features a visit to the slopes of the Brecon Beacons, where hill farmer Garry Williams and his family's flock needs to be brought down from the mountains for lambing. Meanwhile, in Snowdonia, climbers John Crook and Dafydd Williams, who climb all over the world, but are alwa

Dachau tells the shocking story of the German concentration camp from the moment of its creation in 1933 to its miraculous liberation on April 29, 1945.

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Charlie Dimmock and Chelsea gold medal-winners Harry and David Rich set out to help Peter and Barbara, who want their jam-packed garden to be turned into an easily-maintained space where they can enjoy the wildlife. The Pontypridd couple have provided a sum of £5,000 to see their dream realised.

Charlie Dimmock and Arit Anderson design a tranquil Japanese-inspired garden in Cosham for an operating theatre technician who is recovering after being seriously ill with Covid-19.

Following five farming families over the course of a year in the mountains of north Wales, beginning by introducing them as they endure a stormy winter. On the slopes of Cadair Idris, husband and wife Ken and Lisa Markham gather their flock of Welsh mountain sheep into pens in driving rain, while Guto Davies's herd of heifers are due to give birth any day.

It's lambing season, but as Covid-19 spreads across the world, Wales is in lockdown. The five farming families are left to film themselves during one of the busiest times of year. With schools closed, Geraint and Rachel Davies have their young children home, while in the shadow of Cadair Idris, empty nesters Ken and Lisa Markham also suddenly have a houseful of children.

As summer arrives, the farmers call on friends to help gather hundreds of sheep from the mountain slopes for shearing. With a lot of livestock to round up and much ground to cover, a team of good dogs and good shepherds is vital. Near Ysbyty Ifan, young farmer Beca Glyn needs to round up a small gang of ewes who are being sent to Anglesey.

The height of summer is shearing time for hill farmers in Eryri, which is both hard wotk and a chance for family and friends to work together. Geraint Davies has hired an old friend and specialist shearer to lend a hand, while three generations pitch in with Guto Davies' flock. In the hills above Llanuwchllyn, Rhodri Jones has two bad-tempered pedigree Suffolk rams to deal with.

With summer making way for autumn, the farmers of Eryri start to reap the fruits of their labour as they send their livestock to market and prepare for tough winter months ahead.

Winter is around the corner and for the Snowdonia farmers, who look back on an extraordinary year and start planning for the next farming calendar.

Following five farming families over the course of a year in the mountains of north Wales, beginning by introducing them as they endure a stormy winter. On the slopes of Cadair Idris, husband and wife Ken and Lisa Markham gather their flock of Welsh mountain sheep into pens in driving rain, while Guto Davies's herd of heifers are due to give birth any day.

It's lambing season, but as Covid-19 spreads across the world, Wales is in lockdown. The five farming families are left to film themselves during one of the busiest times of year. With schools closed, Geraint and Rachel Davies have their young children home, while in the shadow of Cadair Idris, empty nesters Ken and Lisa Markham also suddenly have a houseful of children.

Charlie Dimmock and Chelsea gold medal-winners Harry and David Rich set out to help Peter and Barbara, who want their jam-packed garden to be turned into an easily-maintained space where they can enjoy the wildlife. The Pontypridd couple have provided a sum of £5,000 to see their dream realised.

Charlie Dimmock and Arit Anderson design a tranquil Japanese-inspired garden in Cosham for an operating theatre technician who is recovering after being seriously ill with Covid-19.

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

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.

As summer arrives, the farmers call on friends to help gather hundreds of sheep from the mountain slopes for shearing. With a lot of livestock to round up and much ground to cover, a team of good dogs and good shepherds is vital. Near Ysbyty Ifan, young farmer Beca Glyn needs to round up a small gang of ewes who are being sent to Anglesey.

The height of summer is shearing time for hill farmers in Eryri, which is both hard wotk and a chance for family and friends to work together. Geraint Davies has hired an old friend and specialist shearer to lend a hand, while three generations pitch in with Guto Davies' flock. In the hills above Llanuwchllyn, Rhodri Jones has two bad-tempered pedigree Suffolk rams to deal with.

With summer making way for autumn, the farmers of Eryri start to reap the fruits of their labour as they send their livestock to market and prepare for tough winter months ahead.

Winter is around the corner and for the Snowdonia farmers, who look back on an extraordinary year and start planning for the next farming calendar.

An oral history of Savile Row in London's Mayfair which has been the home of quality bespoke tailoring for over 200 years.

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Charlie Dimmock and Arit Anderson are in Chichester, where Joy would like her small, paved backyard turning into a coastal-themed garden with a seated entertaining area where she can enjoy her stunning sea views - all on a budget of £3,000. Charlie and Arit both come up with ideas - but whose will Joy like the best?

Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers set to work on an Oldham garden, whose owners Nigel and Deborah want it to mirror their retro home yet have an industrial feel.

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

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.

Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn plough the land to plant potatoes and oats in an effort to secure some income, and are introduced to one of the Edwardian age's prime agricultural innovations - the tractor. Elsewhere, Ruth Goodman prepares for the arrival of the pigs by restoring an ingenious compost-maker, Peter starts to build a trout farm, and Alex learns to forge a billhook to maintain the hedger

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.

Charlie Dimmock and Arit Anderson are in Chichester, where Joy would like her small, paved backyard turning into a coastal-themed garden with a seated entertaining area where she can enjoy her stunning sea views - all on a budget of £3,000. Charlie and Arit both come up with ideas - but whose will Joy like the best?

Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers set to work on an Oldham garden, whose owners Nigel and Deborah want it to mirror their retro home yet have an industrial feel.

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.

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

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.

Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn plough the land to plant potatoes and oats in an effort to secure some income, and are introduced to one of the Edwardian age's prime agricultural innovations - the tractor. Elsewhere, Ruth Goodman prepares for the arrival of the pigs by restoring an ingenious compost-maker, Peter starts to build a trout farm, and Alex learns to forge a billhook to maintain the hedger

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.

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James and Rox live in their dream Edwardian house in Roundhay, West Yorkshire, but their garden isn't working. It's open to the road so not safe for their boys and the couple loathe it. They want a family friendly space that gives them an area to entertain and more importantly, fun for the kids. They also want to grow vegetables and it's important the garden encourages their two cats back outside.

Arit Anderson and Harry and David Rich head to Milton Keynes to help Lucy and Michael create a modern family space that works for them, their daughter Cherry and their two dogs. The couple also want a zoned garden so they can grow vegetables and have a £5,500 budget to realise their ambition.

It is July and Alex Langlands, Peter Ginn and Ruth Goodman face their busiest period of the year as harvest arrives. The team brings in the cherries with the help of the Dartmoor pony, Ruth tries her hand at salmon netting, and Alex and Peter struggle to save their potato crop from being wiped out by plant disease. There is also time to relax after all the hard work with a day out at the seaside,

The 8th United States Army Air Force, which flew some of the second World War's most daring raids and sorties over Germany and mainland Europe. From their bases across Eastern England, their B-17s and B-24s took out key strategic targets in all of the major campaigns of the war, from D-Day to Big Week and from Saint-Lô to Berlin. Their P-51 Mustangs were the scourge of the Luftwaffe, combining wit

November arrives and Edwin Draper readies his flock of pedigree sheep for winter in Ballinlough, while Tynan Roulston has to bring his cattle in from the hills near Bready. Tyrone farmer Chris Johnston is back out on the road scanning cattle to make sure they are in prime condition ahead of breeding, while on Ballykelly Farm in Wexford, the blacksmith is working with Margaret Jeffares' horses.

James and Rox live in their dream Edwardian house in Roundhay, West Yorkshire, but their garden isn't working. It's open to the road so not safe for their boys and the couple loathe it. They want a family friendly space that gives them an area to entertain and more importantly, fun for the kids. They also want to grow vegetables and it's important the garden encourages their two cats back outside.

The team help to build planters for the Stanley Grange residents' allotment, and Julia and Ben make a sensory board. At the Tool Bus, a precious lamp gets a new lease of life.

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

Sign 2 Win, BSL Zone's Deaf gameshow. Three teams' BSL language and deaf cultural knowledge are put to the test to see who will win £1k.

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.

Arit Anderson and Harry and David Rich head to Milton Keynes to help Lucy and Michael create a modern family space that works for them, their daughter Cherry and their two dogs. The couple also want a zoned garden so they can grow vegetables and have a £5,500 budget to realise their ambition.

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

Sign 2 Win, BSL Zone's Deaf gameshow. Three teams' BSL language and deaf cultural knowledge are put to the test to see who will win £1k.

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.

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.