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Horticulturist Christine Walkden explores Yorkshire by hot-air balloon, and visits Scampston Hall in Malton and York Gate Garden in Leeds

Adam Henson and Charlotte Smith explore the Camel Trail in north Cornwall, encountering the wildlife of this diverse habitat and the people that live and work along its route

Adrian Chiles and Mehreen Baig are joined by Helen Skelton and Shane Todd as they explore the Co Down coastline between Belfast and Strangford Lough, along the Ards Peninsula

Carole Baxter looks at bedding plants now the risk of frost is hopefully gone and has an update on the yellow rattle sown last year. Ruth Vichos tackles pests in the greenhouse

Dougie Vipond is at Dornoch Point to discover how protecting the salt marsh habitat is locking in blue carbon and creating coastlines that are more resilient to climate change

Sabrina Ghayour cooks lamb chops, Ravinder Bhogal makes sweetcorn risotto for Hollywood actor Dan Aykroyd and Spandau Ballet star Martin Kemp faces his food heaven or hell

Rylan hosts the culinary contest, in which chefs Anna Haugh and Mike Reid are joined by Falkirk couple Gemma and Brian

Fact-based Second World War drama about the Normandy landings, from the perspectives of the British, German and American forces. With Richard Burton, John Wayne and Richard Todd

Titch Cormack restores a vintage custom motorcycle to honour his late grandfather, who was a D-Day veteran and the inspiration behind his own military career

People are invited to try to make money out of their antiques by taking a risk at auction

The BAUHAUS-galan. Coverage of the seventh meeting of the season, held at Stockholm Olympic Stadium

Lauren Jenkins is joined by Tom Shanklin and Sean Holley to review the final round of regular-season fixtures in the United Rugby Championship

Simon travels the length of California, scaling one of the world's tallest trees and discovering the dangers of wildfires in a state with a changing climate and water shortages

The story of the biggest seaborne invasion in history using interviews with those who were there, lip-synced by actors. Allied soldiers take off under cover of darkness

Maren travels the United States with a young man who shares the same grisly compulsion. Horror romance, starring Taylor Russell

In 1933, a Welsh journalist travels to Moscow to interview Stalin, but instead uncovers a devastating famine in Ukraine. Fact-based drama, starring James Norton

Fiona Bruce chairs the topical debate from Epsom, with panellists Damian Hinds, Wes Streeting, Nigel Farage, Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin and Piers Morgan

Rachel Burden traces the stories of the UK's D-Day veterans in Normandy and hears memories of the massive beach invasion and the battles that led to the defeat of Germany

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In Exeter, Caroline Hawley learns about a rare collection of pressed seaweed, and the teams look for items to sell at auction, alongside experts Ben Cooper and Kate Bliss