BBC Two Northern Ireland Sunday

Preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two

Carol Kirkwood looks at subjects beginning with the letter H, visiting the Hyacinth National Collection, before Monty Don demonstrates how to plant the bulbs

Christine Walkden explores the gardens of England's northernmost county Northumberland, where she helps with tree-planting at Cragside and visits Holy Island

Matt Baker and Charlotte Smith explore rural Hampshire and meet the people working to find, protect and celebrate the county's lesser-spotted wildlife

Kirsty Wilson and Brian Cunningham start a new feature providing advice on popular garden plant varieties, from growing patterns and soil preference to pruning plans

Dougie Vipond is in the East Neuk of Fife to see how the strawberry growing season has extended over the past 20 years, while Rosie Morton visits a wool-grading depot in Selkirk

Highlights from throughout the series, offering viewers a chance to revisit some of their favourite moments from previous years in the kitchen

Mary explores the historic Jurassic Coastline, which runs from Devon to Dorset, meeting 21-year-old scallop diver Sam Shuker and talk to the fisherman harvesting sugar kelp seaweed

Mary heads to a festival set in the grounds of Cornbury Park in Oxfordshire, where performers from theatre, music and art come together - but food takes centre stage

The food writer makes a Mediterranean dish of pepper, tomato and basil pasta and chestnut stuffed mushrooms.

A look back at last year's tournament, which saw Carlos Alcaraz and Barbora Krejcíková enter as the reigning men's and ladies' singles champions

Three generations of a pioneer family experience many ordeals as they try to build a life for themselves on the American frontier. Western, with James Stewart and John Wayne

The MacDonalds walk their 150 pregnant Highland cattle from the mainland of North Uist to the tidal island of Vallay, which is accessible by foot for only a six-hour window

The Meeting de Paris. Coverage of the eighth round of the campaign, held at Stade Sébastien Charléty in France

England v New Zealand. Action from the fourth day of the Third and final Test in the series from Trent Bridge, Nottingham

Fiona Bruce presents the show from Belfast's Botanic Gardens. Treasures include some early poetry by Seamus Heaney and an old metal frame that made motorcycling history

Part one of two. A look at the Ulster Scots who helped shape the Declaration of Independence, which was signed on July 4, 1776, and created the American republic

Bob Mortimer and Paul Whitehouse embark on more angling trips round the UK, beginning by heading to the island of North Uist in the Outer Hebrides

Mark Carruthers looks at the political developments of the week and questions policy-makers on the key issues.

Ardal O'Hanlon hosts the show in front of a packed house at London's Hammersmith Apollo, introducing stand-up sets by Mawaan Rizwan and Sara Barron

Barra Best travels along the Foyle river network, criss-crossing his way across the many rivers and streams that make up its great catchment

William Shakespeare is forced to return to face the demons of his past in Stratford when the Globe Theatre burns down. Drama, directed by and starring Kenneth Branagh

Steve takes on four entirely new adventures to remote parts of the planet - including Saudi Arabia, Gabon and Mexico - in search of precious natural wonders

From Fukushima to California, Hannah explores whether rewilding can help to heal the environmental wounds inflicted on our planet

Strictly professional Amy Dowden investigates rumours of a 19th-century murder in her family, and wants to know why her grandfather was the only one adopted out of six children

Preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two

Chris Hull and Flo Headlam transform a neglected patch in Didcot into a Bridgerton-inspired garden with a safe play area for a family's three boys

James Broad and Saf Fakir dig into Joyce's collections in Yorkshire, where items include a Victorian cauldron, pocket watches and a rare pair of brass coffin stands