BBC Two Northern Ireland Sunday

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Carol Kirkwood continues her alphabetical journey through the world of horticulture, looking at subjects beginning with the letter V

Christine Walkden explores the Scottish Borders by hot-air balloon, visiting Abbotsford House, the former residence of Walter Scott, and also Little Sparta in the Pentland Hills

Joe Crowley and Tom Heap are in East Sussex to discover what traces of the Norman conquest of England can still be found in the landscape today

A special edition in which the team explores the Buchan coast, with Dougie Vipond discovering a secret hidden in Forvie Nature Reserve's vast dune system

The whole team marks the last episode of 2026, with every presenter having a tip, a task or a handy hint that can be done going into autumn and winter

Matt Tebbutt presents more highlights, with recipes by Sophie Wyburd, Imad Alarnab and Freddy Bird, while broadcaster Clare Balding faces either her food heaven or hell

The food writer helps a student who admits his mum makes all his meals, creating a menu inspired by his family's Caribbean roots, including a prawn, sweet potato and mango curry

Nigel Slater uses cheap cuts of spring lamb to show how they can be just as tasty as the more expensive portions, and Adam Henson hopes his wheat will have survived the cold spring

An innocent man becomes a suspect in the murder of a secret agent, and tries to uncover the real killers. Alfred Hitchcock's thriller, starring Robert Donat and Madeleine Carroll

Two passengers investigate the mysterious disappearance of an elderly woman from a train. Alfred Hitchcock's mystery, starring Margaret Lockwood, Michael Redgrave and May Whitty

Raj Bisram and David Harper assess items brought to Allerton Castle in North Yorkshire, while Paul Martin finds out about Harrogate's connection with Russia's last tsarina

The wet season transforms Nsefu into a lush green paradise, and the wild dog pups must learn to navigate their new, flooded world. The lion pride's dominance intensifies

Fraser and Carianne head to the mainland to buy new rams, the Barclays prepare their sheep for the Lanark Winter show and Nikki and Ollie try their hand at farming rabbits

Documentary following the animals that live near a remote French village, including red squirrels, wild boar, dormice and stone martens, as they try to survive the winter

The actress explores the country's history, food and culture, beginning in Paris, where she meets young chefs on the cutting edge of a new food scene

The travellers head into Eryri National Park, and the pilgrim path leads the group to Aber Falls, one of Wales's most famous natural wonders

Simon explores one of the richest and most dramatic marine ecosystems on Earth as he voyages across Mexico's beautiful and remote Sea of Cortez

Ardal O'Hanlon explores the islands off the coast of Ireland, beginning on Rathlin and then heading to Tory and Arranmore. In Irish

Documentary following a Co Down man's dream of becoming world ploughing champion - from the fields of Northern Ireland to a shot at glory in the Czech Republic

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

A look at summer in the less urban parts of the ancient city and its surrounding villages, where people's lives are rooted in nature and the seasons that shape it

England v Sri Lanka. Action from the third and final match of the series, which took place at The Kia Oval in Kennington, London

Fiona Bruce chairs the topical debate, inviting a panel of politicians and other guests to answer questions from an invited audience in Cambridge

A mayday comes in from a French yacht 16 miles west of St Helier, in the Channel Islands, from two teenage girls whose father is unconscious

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Experts Serhat Ahmet and Catherine Southon show off their knowledge of ceramics and jewellery, with two bonus buys for the teams at Nick Hall's auction in Chichester