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Briony May Williams helps a couple with four kids relocate to North Yorkshire, and meets a couple who have turned their passion for bee-keeping into a buzzing new life

James Broad and Lauren Wood help the owners of a 300-year-old mill which has become a dumping ground for treasures and valuable heirlooms

Harry Clark and Paul Gorton, former contestants of The Traitors television series, compete to find the most profitable antiques in the Scottish Highlands

The latest national and international stories as they break

Jeanette Kwakye presents coverage of day five of the biennial event, held this year at Japan National Stadium in Tokyo

Si King and Dave Myers explore Britain's fondness for picnics, preparing an alfresco lunch at Beaufort Polo Club in the Cotswolds, and baking a Dundee cake

Contestants Maureen, Matt, Marisa and Stefan vie to find the single 'unbeatable' answer and streak ahead of the rest to win a cash prize. Quiz, hosted by Jason Manford

The remaining chefs cook mains and desserts inspired by the Olympics and Paralympics, including roe deer and haggis with a French twist, and a rugby ball-shaped cremeux

Naturalist Chris Packham observes the devious tactics and sneaky tricks that some animals carry out in order to survive - occasionally even against their own kind

Items at the City Hall in Kingston upon Hull include a collection of suffragette postcards and newspaper printing blocks, saved from the tip. Presented by Paul Martin

Former winners Tim Key, Jamie Laing, Sunetra Sarker and Laura Whitmore test their skills in a variety of trivia-based games

Michael Portillo's journey continues into Dover, where he hears about the evacuation of soldiers from Dunkirk. In Canterbury, he learns about the impact of Thomas Becket's murder

A paraglider with vertigo is stuck in the snow on Crib Goch, and emergency teams rush to rescue a dog walker caught by flooding

Paul Murton follows the River Irvine in Ayrshire, from its source close to Loudoun Hill, through ancient battlefields and the town of Irvine, and finally heading out to sea

Alice Roberts heads to a farmer's field in Rutland to examine evidence of a Roman barn conversion, as well as visiting the excavation of one of Henry VIII's lost forts in Hull

Simon treks across the high mountains and treacherous ice fields of Patagonia, coming face to face with pumas and riding with gauchos, the cowboys of South America

Journalist Tir Dhondy investigates the disappearance of Sarm Heslop, who went missing from a luxury Caribbean charter yacht in 2021

Analysis of the day's events, with Victoria Derbyshire

The BBC's world affairs editor reflects on the week's major global news stories, talking to local experts from around the world to go behind the headlines

Following the death of his old friend Barry, Mammoth decides it's time to find someone special to spend the rest of his life with

Ria faces the police while trying to pick up the pieces with Lee - but that will mean cutting Fran off entirely. Can she ever go back to her old life?

The semi-finalists take on three 1920s-inspired challenges, recreating the era's plus fours, transforming polo shirts into modern garments and making made-to-measure party clothes

Survivors and witnesses give evidence at the Cullen Inquiry, revealing fatal errors, ignored warnings and failed safety and communication systems

A crate containing the couples' mobile phones washes ashore, revealing more than anyone bargained for. When night falls, a movie serves up some even bigger surprises

Knockout week comes to a head as the 10 remaining amateurs undergo the invention test, in which they have just 60 minutes to deliver an extraordinary dish

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Martel Maxwell is on home turf as she explores a property in Dundee. Dion Dublin visits a vast Merseyside house and Tommy Walsh loves the period features of a Plymouth property