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Historian Ruth Goodman and archaeologists Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn try to recreate the experience of British rural life during the Second World War. However, in addition to the day-to-day challenges of running a farm, including managing livestock and cultivating land, they also have to endure the wartime restrictions imposed on farmers by Winston Churchill's government. They begin by attempti

The experiment continues by re-creating the challenges faced by British farmers as the Second World War continued into 1940. Ruth Goodman discovers the impact of rationing on the country's kitchens, learns about the black market, and takes part in a canning drive with the Women's Institute. Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn try their hands at making silage, a practice designed to provide alternative f

Ruth Goodman, Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn experience the conditions Britain's farmers faced during late 1940, when three million city dwellers fled to the countryside to escape the German bombing raids of the Blitz. Alex and Peter try to convert their outbuildings into refugee shelters, and meet a 94-year-old man who was conscripted as a farm labourer after refusing to fight. The presenters also

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

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The Rich Brothers and Arit Anderson come up with plans for a country cottage-themed garden for a family living in Moreton-in-Marsh in in the Cotswolds.

Sakinah and Zumri from Hull dream of transforming their bland, featureless garden into a wildlife haven with vegetable beds so they can teach their children about food and the environment. Charlie Dimmock and the Rich Brothers take on the challenge on a budget of £4,000.

Simon O'Brien presents a show in which pairs of strangers who have never owned a home before are given a lump sum to buy a property at auction, then have six months to renovate it and get to keep any profit that they make when they sell it. In the first edition, private investigator Vikki and electrician Emily meet for the first time as they step into the auction room to buy a house together in We

Beautician Rachael and maintenance manager Aeron buy and renovate a house in Manchester, but have very different ideas about what the end result should look like.

Mike and Manaswi meet for the first time as they step into the auction room to buy a property in Leicester. They have six months to renovate and sell it, but can they get past restoring their Victorian property and actually renovate it? Presented by Simon O'Brien.

Electrician Sam and estate agent Eva meet just hours before buying a property together in Rugby, then have six months to renovate the house and sell it on for a profit. Hosted by Simon O'Brien.

NHS workers and first-time renovators Ceri and Danni buy a dormer bungalow on the Isle of Anglesey and are allotted six months to renovate and sell it. Presented by Simon O'Brien.

Annie and Sherri-Leigh buy a house in the Welsh Valleys at auction and then have six months to renovate it before trying to sell it for a profit. Simon O'Brien presents.

The Rich Brothers and Arit Anderson come up with plans for a country cottage-themed garden for a family living in Moreton-in-Marsh in in the Cotswolds.

Sakinah and Zumri from Hull dream of transforming their bland, featureless garden into a wildlife haven with vegetable beds so they can teach their children about food and the environment. Charlie Dimmock and the Rich Brothers take on the challenge on a budget of £4,000.

Phil is joined by Paralympic sprinter Libby Clegg and her guide dogs Hatti and Bramble. The pair walk with their pooches through the Yorkshire Dales while Libby shares her story and Phil learns how Hatti helps the Paralympian live fearlessly.

Tanks were introduced in World War I and have become a tool of modern warfare. This film tracks the tank from its initial designs to formidable 21st-century war machine.

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.

Simon O'Brien presents a show in which pairs of strangers who have never owned a home before are given a lump sum to buy a property at auction, then have six months to renovate it and get to keep any profit that they make when they sell it. In the first edition, private investigator Vikki and electrician Emily meet for the first time as they step into the auction room to buy a house together in We

Beautician Rachael and maintenance manager Aeron buy and renovate a house in Manchester, but have very different ideas about what the end result should look like.

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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.

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.

Historians run a farm in West Sussex exactly as it would have been in 1500. The team learn how important lead was as a building material, and experiment with a camera obscura.

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.

Historian Ruth Goodman and archaeologists Tom Pinfold and Peter Ginn recreate how the farms of Tudor England celebrated the 12 days of Christmas with banquets and carol singing.

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.

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.

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.

The host is joined by JLS-star-turned-TV-presenter JB Gill and his rescue dog Nala. As Phil and JB walk and talk together in the wild beauty of the North York Moors, Phil learns about life in a world-famous boy band, and what it's like to be a pop star and a man of faith.

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.

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.

Historians run a farm in West Sussex exactly as it would have been in 1500. The team learn how important lead was as a building material, and experiment with a camera obscura.

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.

Love, Dad and Daddy: Following an adoption journey which comes to an abrupt halt, Hollyoaks star Ross Adams explores what can be done to make the system easier for LGBTQ+ adopters. (3 of 3).

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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 return of the show in which a pair of green-fingered experts descend on gardens in desperate need of a makeover. Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill start off in Chorlton, where they come up with designs for a garden that will remind the owners of their wedding in New Orleans, incorporating existing plants.

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

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

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.

Retired customs officer Keith has been living and working in New Zealand for 25 years. Now, he wants to return to the UK for part of the year and go touring the waterways of the UK with his wife Pam. He's commissioning a brand-spanking-new semi-cruiser narrowboat complete with all the latest gadgets. However, Keith has never owned a boat before, let alone skippered or crewed a narrowboat, so he ne

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 return of the show in which a pair of green-fingered experts descend on gardens in desperate need of a makeover. Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill start off in Chorlton, where they come up with designs for a garden that will remind the owners of their wedding in New Orleans, incorporating existing plants.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill visit Corby to create a global garden with a nod to Sid's Asian roots and Dan's northern European heritage. On top of that, the couple would like to grow their own vegetables, entertaining space and a special tree to commemorate Sid's mother. Which design will come up with the best pitch?

After many years in the armed forces, Chris and Karina's have their forever home in Worcester Fernhill, but Chris hates the garage, and Karina doesn't like the path. They both want Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill to help them reimagine their garden with £3,000, but whose ideas will the duo choose?

Ruth Goodman, Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn learn how government productivity targets put pressure on farmers during the Second World War, with 2,000 being thrown off their land for failing to meet quotas. The trio face a struggle to bring their own farm up to scratch following an inspection and try to get to grips with machinery from the period - but the loss of a prime dairy cow jeopardises thei

Ruth Goodman, Peter Ginn and Alex Langlands learn about how farmers reacted to shortages in 1942, as attacks by German U-boats on British ships resulted in a dramatic reduction in imports to the UK. Ruth and her daughter Eve become 'lumber Jills' in the New Forest as they discover how women were drafted in to fell trees as wood supplies dwindled, Peter tries to get around a lack of petrol by conve

Ruth Goodman, Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn try to increase their farm's productivity using methods from 1943, when Britain suffered its worst food shortages of the Second World War. The trio recruit youngsters to join their version of a Children's Harvest Camp, a wartime initiative that put school pupils to work on farms during times of urgent need, and Alex and Peter use 1940s technology to prod

Ruth Goodman, Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn tackle the conditions of 1944, when the fields surrounding the farm filled with troops assembling for the D-Day invasion. The farmers of the time did their bit by growing flax, used in parachute webbing, fighter aircraft fuselages, tents and ropes, but the wettest summer in a century has devastated the crop at Manor Farm, leading Alex and Peter to take d

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?

Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill visit Corby to create a global garden with a nod to Sid's Asian roots and Dan's northern European heritage. On top of that, the couple would like to grow their own vegetables, entertaining space and a special tree to commemorate Sid's mother. Which design will come up with the best pitch?

After many years in the armed forces, Chris and Karina's have their forever home in Worcester Fernhill, but Chris hates the garage, and Karina doesn't like the path. They both want Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill to help them reimagine their garden with £3,000, but whose ideas will the duo choose?

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

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