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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?

Lee Burkhill and Flo Headlam design an Asian-inspired garden in Fleet with lots of colourful plants and a nod to the tropical gardens of the owner's Taiwanese heritage.

Debra from Wigan, Greater Manchester, wants her new build plot to be transformed into a calming zen garden for relaxation and contemplation. She'd also like it to be low maintenance and maximise the views from the woodland beyond. Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill try to bring her vision to life on a budget of £6,000.

A naughty and amusing look at the history of prostitution from cave women to Christine Keeler. Comedy, starring Lloyd Lamble and Gloria Maley.

Norfolk-set coming-of-age drama. Mere days before her wedding, an aristocratic girl discovers some hideous truths about the people closest to her. Contains sexual scenes.

Period romantic comedy based on the satirical novel by George Orwell, starring Richard E Grant and Helena Bonham Carter. When a successful copywriter abandons his career to become a poet, it's up to his long-suffering girlfriend to keep their relationship on the rails.

A history of the Winstanley and York Road estates in Battersea, South London, from the slum clearances that created them to recent developments. Told by local people who have seen the area change.

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Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull come up with plans to turn a patch of concrete in Bristol into a relaxing retreat suitable for yoga for for a couple and their two French bulldogs.

Debra from Wigan, Greater Manchester, wants her new build plot to be transformed into a calming zen garden for relaxation and contemplation. She'd also like it to be low maintenance and maximise the views from the woodland beyond. Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill try to bring her vision to life on a budget of £6,000.

Historian Ruth Goodman and archaeologists Peter Ginn and Tom Pinfold turn the clock back over 500 years to run a farm in West Sussex exactly as it would have been in 1500.

Historians run a farm in West Sussex exactly as it would have been in 1500. This episode focuses on wool production - known as 'the jewel in the realm' of the English economy.

Historians run a farm in West Sussex exactly as it would have been in 1500. This episode focuses on the staple foods of everyday Tudor life - bread and ale.

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.

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 and Chris Hull come up with plans to turn a patch of concrete in Bristol into a relaxing retreat suitable for yoga for for a couple and their two French bulldogs.

Swindon pair Hannah and Marc want the team to turn their unloved, shabby garden into a 21st-century productive cottage garden for £4,000. The couple would like a space in which to entertain their friends, which isn't their current rotten deck and, most importantly, an ingenious way of dealing with the whopping five-foot 'landslide' slope they have in the corner of their plot.

Soloman Watkins' quirky take as he interviews Michael, owner of the world's most unique collection of Really Thick Glasses. Funded and supported by Together TV and Cat Flap Media.

Four friends stumble across a crashed spaceship, which is crewed by three female aliens and their robot sidekick. The extraterrestrials force the humans to help them repair their vessel, but get distracted by their first close encounter with men. Sci-fi comedy, starring Barry Stokes and Tony Maiden.

A prostitute works out of a seedy London nightclub to support her son. She begins a relationship with a mysterious American, but their relationship is threatened by both her career and his murky past, especially when an old friend of her lover appears with a criminal scheme in mind. Drama, starring Helen Mirren and John Shea.

Bawdy seventies sketch comedy film starring a bevy of British talent from Bruce Forsyth and Harry Secombe to Joan Simms and June Whitfield.

Stories of migration to South West London 1948 to 1971 with stories from Windrush era onwards.

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Lee Burkhill and Chris Hull come up with designs for an overgrown garden in the Shropshire town of Telford that is little more than a pile of rubble, drawing inspiration from the travels of owners Rhi and Alex.

Swindon pair Hannah and Marc want the team to turn their unloved, shabby garden into a 21st-century productive cottage garden for £4,000. The couple would like a space in which to entertain their friends, which isn't their current rotten deck and, most importantly, an ingenious way of dealing with the whopping five-foot 'landslide' slope they have in the corner of their plot.

Following the working lives of farming families over the course of a year, continuing with March and the arrival of spring.

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

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?

Bawdy seventies sketch comedy film starring a bevy of British talent from Bruce Forsyth and Harry Secombe to Joan Simms and June Whitfield.

Comedy starring Bill Paterson. The peaceful life of a Scottish disc jockey is shattered when his partner abruptly leaves him. He then becomes involved in the feud between two families who are out to control Glasgow's ice-cream business.

Lee Burkhill and Chris Hull come up with designs for an overgrown garden in the Shropshire town of Telford that is little more than a pile of rubble, drawing inspiration from the travels of owners Rhi and Alex.

Lee and Chris head to Derby to help Bal and her family restore her late mum's garden to its former glory. With a budget of £6,500 the pair aim to make a colourful, Indian-inspired space where the family can gather and watch Bollywood movies on their outdoor cinema screen.

An audacious cat burglar takes more than his female victims' jewellery - and the detectives on his trail find the women strangely unwilling to help them with their inquiries. British sex comedy, starring David Warbeck and Jenny Westbrook. The directorial debut of Martin Campbell, now more famous for Bond movies GoldenEye and Casino Royale.

A naughty and amusing look at the history of prostitution from cave women to Christine Keeler. Comedy, starring Lloyd Lamble and Gloria Maley.

Three bored young women decide to go on holiday together to deepest Norfolk. Comedy starring Sara Crowe and Nadia Sawalha.

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Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill are in the Hampshire town of Andover to transform a muddy plot into a practical garden. Owners Amy and Steve would like a relaxing space that suits their children and Tyson the dog.

Lee and Chris head to Derby to help Bal and her family restore her late mum's garden to its former glory. With a budget of £6,500 the pair aim to make a colourful, Indian-inspired space where the family can gather and watch Bollywood movies on their outdoor cinema screen.

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,

Londoners Lily and Natasha are in their mid-twenties and keen to get onto the property ladder. Currently renting a one-bed flat in east London, they have impulsively decided to buy a 35-year-old narrowboat at a knock-down price that needs considerable work. They are determined to save money and do all the work themselves, but it's a significant challenge as neither has any experience of fixing up

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.

Lee and Chris head to Derby to help Bal and her family restore her late mum's garden to its former glory. With a budget of £6,500 the pair aim to make a colourful, Indian-inspired space where the family can gather and watch Bollywood movies on their outdoor cinema screen.

DIY show hosted by Kevin Duala, giving viewers the chance to learn skills and gain the confidence to tackle any home-improvement challenges themselves. This week, the team are in Preston, helping a residential community rescue their much-loved allotment.

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,

In this arts documentary, Nadia Nadarajah explores the influence of BSL poet Dot Miles and the significance of her poetry.

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 Lee Burkhill are in the Hampshire town of Andover to transform a muddy plot into a practical garden. Owners Amy and Steve would like a relaxing space that suits their children and Tyson the dog.

Charlie and Flo go head-to-head to design a garden with £4,000 for Jo and Jack, to suit their lovingly restored Victorian terraced house. The garden is very long and thin and heavily overlooked, with a dumping ground at the back. They'd like a garden with some symmetry, typical of the Victorian era, sensory plants and a lawn so that Jack can perfect his stripes. A new usable patio and a secluded s

In this arts documentary, Nadia Nadarajah explores the influence of BSL poet Dot Miles and the significance of her poetry.

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.

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.

Comedy. Annette will marry Gil, her hapless boyfriend, on the condition he keeps his new job for a week without getting up to mischief with other women. Contains sexual scenes.

Bawdy seventies sketch comedy film starring a bevy of British talent from Bruce Forsyth and Harry Secombe to Joan Simms and June Whitfield.

Stories of migration to South West London 1948 to 1971 with stories from Windrush era onwards.

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Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill are in Cheltenham to create a contemporary exotic garden for Brandon, inspired by his journeys through the jungles of Asia and South America.

Charlie and Flo go head-to-head to design a garden with £4,000 for Jo and Jack, to suit their lovingly restored Victorian terraced house. The garden is very long and thin and heavily overlooked, with a dumping ground at the back. They'd like a garden with some symmetry, typical of the Victorian era, sensory plants and a lawn so that Jack can perfect his stripes. A new usable patio and a secluded s

Constant rain threatens the harvesting of the oat crop so Peter Ginn tries to fashion a weather vane in the hope of predicting future conditions, before the team deploys the latest in farming technology, including a tractor and an Edwardian film crew captures progress. The town enjoys a grand fete where new innovations of the era such as the electric lightbulb, the petrol-powered Lister engine and

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

Young American farmers visit George Bingham's dairy farm near Templepatrick in Antrim, and Galway's Joe Joyce is also hosting US tourists at his farm on the Wild Atlantic Way.

Charlie and Flo go head-to-head to design a garden with £4,000 for Jo and Jack, to suit their lovingly restored Victorian terraced house. The garden is very long and thin and heavily overlooked, with a dumping ground at the back. They'd like a garden with some symmetry, typical of the Victorian era, sensory plants and a lawn so that Jack can perfect his stripes. A new usable patio and a secluded s

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.

Constant rain threatens the harvesting of the oat crop so Peter Ginn tries to fashion a weather vane in the hope of predicting future conditions, before the team deploys the latest in farming technology, including a tractor and an Edwardian film crew captures progress. The town enjoys a grand fete where new innovations of the era such as the electric lightbulb, the petrol-powered Lister engine and

The property expert follows plucky country life newbies through the highs, lows and laughs, as they embrace their fresh starts in beautiful rural retreats. In this opening episode she meets James, who is creating a boutique country hotel, while Gary and Annette enter their village scarecrow competition.

Charlie Dimmock and Lee Burkhill are in Cheltenham to create a contemporary exotic garden for Brandon, inspired by his journeys through the jungles of Asia and South America.

Donna and Dan's garden is small and messy with lots of sharp difficult surfaces that present a problem for their youngest daughter Emilia, who has Down's syndrome. Emilia and her sister Maya love nothing more than playing in the garden, but currently it's unsafe and needs to be redesigned with more forgiving materials so they don't hurt themselves. Donna was born and raised in Norway, so Charlie D

Anthology of three comic tales. A fading movie star tries to seduce a producer, a suicidal loner is snapped out of his misery by a hippy, and a taxi driver suffers a blow to the head that leaves him experiencing erotic hallucinations. Comedy, starring Victor Spinetti, Dennis Waterman, Vanda Hudson and John Bird.

Soloman Watkins' quirky take as he interviews Michael, owner of the world's most unique collection of Really Thick Glasses. Funded and supported by Together TV and Cat Flap Media.

A naive woman and her best friend leave behind their small town so she can seek their fortunes in London. While he fails to find work, she begins a lucrative career as a nude model - but they quickly find themselves being dragged into a seedy underworld of pornography and prostitution. Comedy drama, starring Robin Askwith and Janet Lynn.

Period romantic comedy based on the satirical novel by George Orwell, starring Richard E Grant and Helena Bonham Carter. When a successful copywriter abandons his career to become a poet, it's up to his long-suffering girlfriend to keep their relationship on the rails.

An oral history of Boatyards on the tidal Thames as told by boat builders and boatyard owners. Produced by Digital Works.

Follow the story of Aaron Carty, who gave up a career as a police officer to live his dream of becoming a positive role model for the Black queer community as a Beyonce drag act.

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Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull are in Coventry to design a versatile family garden that has to be wheelchair friendly for aspiring Paralympic basketball player Jess.

Donna and Dan's garden is small and messy with lots of sharp difficult surfaces that present a problem for their youngest daughter Emilia, who has Down's syndrome. Emilia and her sister Maya love nothing more than playing in the garden, but currently it's unsafe and needs to be redesigned with more forgiving materials so they don't hurt themselves. Donna was born and raised in Norway, so Charlie D

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

Richard journeys down the beautiful River Test. He discovers why this rare chalk stream is so important and how it's threatened by pollution.

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.

Donna and Dan's garden is small and messy with lots of sharp difficult surfaces that present a problem for their youngest daughter Emilia, who has Down's syndrome. Emilia and her sister Maya love nothing more than playing in the garden, but currently it's unsafe and needs to be redesigned with more forgiving materials so they don't hurt themselves. Donna was born and raised in Norway, so Charlie D

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.

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

Dave and Lynn get to work on their dream farmhouse kitchen-diner, while Pete goes shopping for a tractor for his family's new smallholding.

Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull are in Coventry to design a versatile family garden that has to be wheelchair friendly for aspiring Paralympic basketball player Jess.

Lee Burkhill and Chris Hull head to Runcorn, Cheshire, where they meet two Craigs. Each has different ideas about what they want from their bland back garden. One wants a stylish, contemporary space with clean lines and the other wishes to fill the garden with wildlife. Lee and Chris set about creating the perfect garden that pleases both on a £5,000 budget.

Comedy. Annette will marry Gil, her hapless boyfriend, on the condition he keeps his new job for a week without getting up to mischief with other women. Contains sexual scenes.