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Bran clings to life as Ned prepares to head south with the king - only for the youngster to come under attack once more. Tyrion accompanies Jon as he travels to the Wall

Alan Cumming examines the hidden histories of cities, revealing sights and sounds rarely witnessed by the public. He begins in London at St Paul's Cathedral

Fish merchant Robert and his wife Kelly decide to open a seafood restaurant in Brixham - but their determinedly contemporary approach to cuisine leaves some locals unimpressed

Brixham's fishermen prepare for the annual Trawler Race, but landlady Pat Seddon is far from pleased at the prospect of dealing with raucous revellers

Brixham residents raise money for a statue to commemorate fishermen lost at sea, but Pat Seddon's plan to participate in a fundraising skydive worries her friends and relatives

Tyrion defends King's Landing against Stannis Baratheon's naval assault in a battle that will determine the fate of the seven kingdoms. Starring Peter Dinklage and Stephen Dillane

Theon Greyjoy stirs his men into action, Daenerys enters the mysterious House of the Undying, and Jon proves his worth to Qhorin Halfhand

Daenerys arrives in Slaver's Bay looking to form an army, while Jon Snow tries to earn the trust of wildling leader Mance Rayder. Fantasy drama, starring Emilia Clarke

Margaery and her grandmother encourage Sansa to speak freely about Joffrey, Jaime finds a way to pass the time, and Arya encounters outlaw group the Brotherhood Without Banners

Tyrion assumes new responsibilities, Jon is taken to the imposing Fist of the First Men, Jaime strikes a deal with his captors and Daenerys meets with the slavers

Varys meets his match when he talks to Lady Olenna, Arya is brought before the commander of the Brotherhood Without Banners and Daenerys takes charge of her army of the Unsullied

The Hound is judged by the gods, while Jaime receives a different form of justice, Robb is betrayed, Jon proves himself and Tyrion learns the true cost of a wedding

Improvised comedy in which Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon play versions of themselves as they go on a culinary tour of the north of England

Sequel to improvised comedy The Trip, with Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon once again playing versions of themselves as they tour Italy to review restaurants

The Irvines struggle to adjust to their new normal and Jenny deals with domestic pressures of her own and uncovers some of Richie's secrets

Beadie and Freamon monitor traffic at the port, Proposition Joe discusses a deal with Stringer, and Rawls tries to persuade Daniels to take on the case of the Jane Doe homicides

On election night, Tom tries to manage an increasingly chaotic newsroom, while the Roy siblings spar over the outcome. Starring Jeremy Strong, Sarah Snook and Kieran Culkin

Paul heads to Maryland to see his children and decides to pay Gina a visit to discuss his forthcoming malpractice suit - but a surprise visitor interrupts their conversation

Madeline's issues come to the surface in a revealing couples therapy session. Meanwhile, Celeste struggles with her memories of Perry

As a dense fog engulfs the town and General Shaw pushes ahead with his mission, the Hanlons, Rose, Dick and the kids must work together to save Derry

Ralph and Yunis interview witnesses from the cave festival. Later, the group considers its next move as Claude deals with the weight of his role

Lord and Lady Fitzalan Howard try to impress American guests at Carlton Towers with a programme of traditional activities, including skinning rabbits and taking high tea