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A retired school teacher in Wales has a few lessons for Martin Roberts. Properties in the West Midlands and Kent are also appraised

James Broad and Lauren Wood help Sue sell some of her cherished collections to help fund a special holiday with her daughters and grandchildren

In Bayeux, Michael Portillo admires the famous tapestry, the 70-metre-long work of art commissioned to record William the Conqueror's conquest of England in 1066

In the apple orchards of the Calvados region, Michael Portillo discovers how the classic digestif has been distilled since 1865

The latest national and international stories as they break

The journalist in conversation with people who influence our political thinking about what has shaped theirs

Seventeen contenders start this edition of the quiz, but how many of them will survive to face the £10,000 Question? Hosted by Rick Edwards

Work colleagues Bob, Andrew, Frank and Fiona compete for cash by crossing a bridge of stepping stones across the studio floor. Quiz show, hosted by Ross Kemp

Jason Manford hosts the quiz in which contestants aim to find the single 'unbeatable' answer and streak ahead of the rest. Battling it out today are David, Raj, Jo and Sophy

Chefs from north-west England serve up main and desserts inspired by the Olympics and Paralympics, including a French-inspired croquembouche with three different creams

Chris Packham explores how dramatic twists in Earth's story enabled humans to go from being part of nature to controlling it, and what can be learnt from this

The experts assess items brought to the Blickling estate in Norfolk, and Paul Martin learns about Lord Lothian's key role in getting America involved in the Second World War

Former winners Yasmine Akram, Stephen Mangan, Ingrid Oliver and Tom Rosenthal take part in the final round of challenges before the week's winner is revealed

Michael Portillo samples the world's smallest public railway, the Wells and Walsingham line

Archaeologist Ben Robinson travels to Cushendall in Northern Ireland and explores the Curfew Tower and school house built by its forward-thinking 19th century merchant landlord

The team offers tips on preparing gardens for autumn and winter, while Carole Baxter announces the winner of this year's vegetable plot competition

Monty Don reveals plans for interest and colour in his garden next year, from adding a rose to the new dog house to planting daffodil bulbs and sowing sweet pea seeds

Dale is falling apart, leaning heavily on alcohol to get through his day, while Helen's relationship with Bill deteriorates

Cameras reveal how a series of seemingly unrelated criminal events were all tied together, five years later, by one crucial piece of evidence

Analysis of the day's events with Paddy O'Connell

Chris Van Tulleken embarks on a global investigation into the hunt for the pathogen that could trigger the next pandemic and the cutting-edge science developed to tackle it

Action from the first day of the event between Team USA and Team Europe at Bethpage Black in New York, where the first set of foursomes and fourballs matches took place

As the UK prepares to officially recognise a Palestinian state at the United Nations, Jeremy Bowen investigates the desperate shortage of food in Gaza and allegations of war crimes

Freddie Flintoff heads to Manchester and discovers one of the most dilapidated clubs he has ever seen, with a clubhouse that is almost derelict and not enough players for one team

Detectives head to the market town of Elgin to investigate the murder of 32-year-old mother-of-two Kiesha Donaghy, whose body was discovered in her home

Preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two

A dancing bug lands on Duggee's head and he cannot stop dancing, so the Squirrels take a close look and see that it is a tiny hillbilly bug with a fiddle

Preston needs rescuing from a stuck cable car, but when it suddenly starts moving again, Mojo has to ride the cable to chase it down and save poor Preston