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Ben and Shelley's new-build garden in Wing, Buckinghamshire, is sloped, impractical and has a tiny patio. Having travelled extensively across Europe, the couple yearn for a Mediterranean courtyard-style garden to remind them of their adventures abroad. It must also feature a children's play zone for youngsters Eva and Maya. Siblings David and Harry Rich Brothers vie with Arit Anderson to help the

Charlie Dimmock and Flo Headlam create a woodland garden with a gothic twist in Pershore, on a budget of £5,000 from a plot with nothing in it but a shed and a gas tank.

Documentary series following historian Ruth Goodman and archaeologists Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn as they sample the life of a Victorian farmer for a year. Wearing period clothes and using only materials that would have been available in 1885, they move into a smallholding on the Acton Scott estate in Shropshire, and begin their first task of restoring the cottage.

Documentary series following historian Ruth Goodman and archaeologists Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn as they sample the life of a Victorian farmer for a year. The preparations for winter begin in earnest, and they get to work stocking up on animal feed, building pigsties and tackling the gruelling process of the laundry. They also take delivery of a ram and a Shire horse, and celebrate Christmas w

The team receives help from a woodsman, a blacksmith and a basket-maker when the farm needs emergency repairs. Ruth Goodman tests traditional potions and remedies, while Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn employ Victorian-style pest control to protect the wheat crop from pheasants.

With the arrival of spring, Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn need to learn the skills necessary to deliver lambs and piglets. Along with Ruth Goodman, they have other livestock worries when a prized ewe is endangered, and a lame horse could jeopardise vital farm work. With their crops struggling, they turn to Victorian science for a solution, in the hope their hard work will not have been in vain.

Ruth Goodman is given a tough assignment at the dairy and Alex Langlands tries his hand at beekeeping. As the summer days lengthen, Peter Ginn joins Alex for a game of cricket, and the trio find themselves in awe of a piece of rudimentary technology for shearing sheep. Soon, it is time for the hay harvest - weather permitting.

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.

Tariq and Kim from Burton-on-Trent dream of a child-friendly Moroccan style space, as a nod to Tariq's north African heritage, but their garden is currently a ramshackle spot with a troublesome lawn and no real character. For £5,000, can Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull create a fun zone for the children and a relaxing Moroccan-inspired haven for mum and dad?

Ben and Shelley's new-build garden in Wing, Buckinghamshire, is sloped, impractical and has a tiny patio. Having travelled extensively across Europe, the couple yearn for a Mediterranean courtyard-style garden to remind them of their adventures abroad. It must also feature a children's play zone for youngsters Eva and Maya. Siblings David and Harry Rich Brothers vie with Arit Anderson to help the

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.

Documentary series following historian Ruth Goodman and archaeologists Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn as they sample the life of a Victorian farmer for a year. Wearing period clothes and using only materials that would have been available in 1885, they move into a smallholding on the Acton Scott estate in Shropshire, and begin their first task of restoring the cottage.

Documentary series following historian Ruth Goodman and archaeologists Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn as they sample the life of a Victorian farmer for a year. The preparations for winter begin in earnest, and they get to work stocking up on animal feed, building pigsties and tackling the gruelling process of the laundry. They also take delivery of a ram and a Shire horse, and celebrate Christmas w

The team receives help from a woodsman, a blacksmith and a basket-maker when the farm needs emergency repairs. Ruth Goodman tests traditional potions and remedies, while Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn employ Victorian-style pest control to protect the wheat crop from pheasants.

With the arrival of spring, Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn need to learn the skills necessary to deliver lambs and piglets. Along with Ruth Goodman, they have other livestock worries when a prized ewe is endangered, and a lame horse could jeopardise vital farm work. With their crops struggling, they turn to Victorian science for a solution, in the hope their hard work will not have been in vain.

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.

Teleshopping programming bringing you a selection of innovative products.

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A chance for viewers to purchase goods from the comfort of home.

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Teleshopping programming bringing you a selection of innovative products.

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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 greatest one!

Rajeena and Hardeep have moved to their dream house in Great Glen boasting incredible views. However, its garden is an uninspiring blank canvas with an ugly bank of grass that obscures their vista rather than the traditional garden with a modern twist that they would prefer. The bank needs sorting and they want an entertaining area that capitalises on their view across the fields. A water feature

Tariq and Kim from Burton-on-Trent dream of a child-friendly Moroccan style space, as a nod to Tariq's north African heritage, but their garden is currently a ramshackle spot with a troublesome lawn and no real character. For £5,000, can Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull create a fun zone for the children and a relaxing Moroccan-inspired haven for mum and dad?

Wales's three national parks are not just a playground for tourists and adventurers, but are also home to more than 80,000 people. This first episode focuses such individuals as upland sheep and cattle farmer Rhodri Jones, who has lived near Bala on the southern side of Snowdrop National Park for 43 years. With lambing looming, an unexpected April snowfall on the mountain makes caring for his preg

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.

Ruth Watson visits the Kelly family in Bodmin Moor, Cornwall, owners of Grade I-listed building Kelly House, which dates back to the 1740s. A lack of funds has prevented treatment of walls blighted by dry rot, ceilings bowed by damp and a roof in need of repair. Ruth hopes to persuade Warin Kelly to set up a training programme for fledgling craftsmen so the property can benefit from their work.

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.

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.

Wales's three national parks are not just a playground for tourists and adventurers, but are also home to more than 80,000 people. This first episode focuses such individuals as upland sheep and cattle farmer Rhodri Jones, who has lived near Bala on the southern side of Snowdrop National Park for 43 years. With lambing looming, an unexpected April snowfall on the mountain makes caring for his preg

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

"Food Fighters" finds chef Simon Rimmer following the work of agencies that monitor the safety of food eaten in Britain. In the opening episode, food inspectors shut down an Oxford grocer and then a halal butcher's shop after discovering it is infested with mice and cockroaches. Chef Heston Blumenthal also lifts the lid on his own kitchen nightmare. It premiered in a daytime slot on BBC One in 201

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 Flo Headlam bring a taste of Greece to the West Midlands as they make over a garden whose owners want to be reminded of their honeymoon on the island of Crete.

Rajeena and Hardeep have moved to their dream house in Great Glen boasting incredible views. However, its garden is an uninspiring blank canvas with an ugly bank of grass that obscures their vista rather than the traditional garden with a modern twist that they would prefer. The bank needs sorting and they want an entertaining area that capitalises on their view across the fields. A water feature

"Food Fighters" finds chef Simon Rimmer following the work of agencies that monitor the safety of food eaten in Britain. In the opening episode, food inspectors shut down an Oxford grocer and then a halal butcher's shop after discovering it is infested with mice and cockroaches. Chef Heston Blumenthal also lifts the lid on his own kitchen nightmare. It premiered in a daytime slot on BBC One in 201

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.

Wales's three national parks are not just a playground for tourists and adventurers, but are also home to more than 80,000 people. This first episode focuses such individuals as upland sheep and cattle farmer Rhodri Jones, who has lived near Bala on the southern side of Snowdrop National Park for 43 years. With lambing looming, an unexpected April snowfall on the mountain makes caring for his preg

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.

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.

A history of the three breweries on the banks of the Thames in London, with amazing stories and first hand accounts of people that worked in them.

An oral history of London's dock workers and their communities.

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Charlie Dimmock and Harry and David Rich propose ideas for a wildlife-friendly garden in Leicester, full of colourful plants, flowers and trees, and including a water feature.

Charlie Dimmock and Flo Headlam bring a taste of Greece to the West Midlands as they make over a garden whose owners want to be reminded of their honeymoon on the island of Crete.

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

Documentary of the True Story behind the International Blockbuster Film "1917" . Insight into the story behind the film. The real-life characters and what became of them. The documentary will analyze the movie and look at what elements are 100% true & what happened to the real characters from the film.

In the first of 10 new editions, Ruth Watson meets the owner of Plas Teg, a Grade I listed Jacobean mansion in North Wales. The owner needs to raise some cash in a hurry, but she isn't keen on the idea of letting strangers into her beloved home. Next up is Riverhill in Kent, an 18th-century rag stone manor which stands in 130 acres of historic gardens. Four generations of the Rogers family have re

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.

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.

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

V-E Day: Forever in their Debt tells the stories of those who experienced the end of the war in all its many forms. It features a wide range of interviews from children who remember the street parties, to the servicemen who remember not having to buy a single drink that day, then there are the POWs for whom a hot bath was all they wanted after years of captivity.

During Season seven, Charlie Dimmock, Lee Burkhill, Chris Hull and Flo Headlam come up with designs for gardens.

Charlie Dimmock and Harry and David Rich propose ideas for a wildlife-friendly garden in Leicester, full of colourful plants, flowers and trees, and including a water feature.

The Sharmas discover what life was like for South Asian families who settled in Britain in the past 70 years, beginning with getting a taste of the 1950s. Guiding them on their journey are BBC Asian Network presenter Noreen Khan and historian Yasmin Khan, whose own family members both migrated from Pakistan in the latter half of the 20th century. Mum Manisha and 20-year-old Alisha join the men at

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

Documentary of the True Story behind the International Blockbuster Film "1917" . Insight into the story behind the film. The real-life characters and what became of them. The documentary will analyze the movie and look at what elements are 100% true & what happened to the real characters from the film.