BBC Two Wales Tuesday

A couple with a 22-year age gap who struggle to agree on how to parent their children are challenged to take on a blindfolded river walk and a leap of faith from a stack of crates

Soap stars from past road trips search for antiques. Hayley Tamaddon, Will Mellor and Danny Dyer are aided by Raj Bisram, Paul Laidlaw and Natasha Raskin Sharp

Two teams buy items to sell for profit at auction at Uttoxeter Racecourse, assisted by John Cameron and Irita Marriott. Natasha Raskin Sharp takes a ride on a heritage bus

Marcus sets out to discover what simple sweet treats are on offer in Provence, as he makes lavender sugar and cooks a caramel quince compote with his neighbour Emilie

Marcus researches local produce for a dinner he is cooking for the Mayor of St Remy's sister, deciding to make a salad including pistachios and Camargue red rice

A round-up of the latest headlines

The latest stories from Westminster and beyond

Ainsley Harriott introduces a selection of recipes from the BBC archives

The First Minister answers questions from MSs from the Senedd in Cardiff Bay

Rick Edwards hosts a game show in which contestants compete for the chance to win £10,000, with a single 'impossible' answer knocking them out for the day

Quiz hosted by Susan Calman in which one contestant becomes the Boss and has to use judgement and tactics to decide which player is best suited to answer questions

The crew journeys through the Mediterranean Sea, whose coasts are among the most densely populated in the world, exploring the profound effect that man has had on the body of water

Czechia v Wales (Kick-off 5.30pm). All the action from both teams' opening 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup Group B1 match at Mestský fotbalový stadion in Uherské Hradište

Vernon Kay and tour guide Paul Gorton test Nitin Ganatra, the Rev Kate Bottley and Alex Gray, aka Gladiator Apollo, on their knowledge of the West Midlands town of Dudley

Chefs from Scotland serve up their canapes, starters and fish dishes inspired by the British film industry, including a leek and potato veloute inspired by Trainspotting

The journalist finds out what the future holds for Europe in a world where it can no longer fully rely on America, beginning by visiting Italy and Germany

The vast patchwork of ancient wetlands and fertile farmland that make up the fens of East Anglia, much of which has now been converted into farmland

Analysis of the day's events

Reality bites on an east London council estate for 12-year-old Georgie with the unexpected reappearance of her estranged father Jason. Drama, starring Lola Campbell

Biologist and ecologist Rodrigo Medellin goes on a quest to save the endangered lesser long-nosed bat, which is crucial to the production of tequila. David Attenborough narrates

The candidates face a floristry challenge as Lord Sugar tasks them with selling flowers to the public and creating ambitious floral installations for corporate clients

Angela Scanlon and guests examine the candidates' performances and analyse the flowers task and the boardroom. They also talk to the latest person to leave the process

Ralph realises it is his turn to be hunted as the violence escalates. Adaptation of William Golding's novel about schoolboys stranded on a deserted island

The mathematician explores stories emerging from the world of AI, meeting individuals whose lives have been transformed for better or worse by this new technology

Preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two