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Season 2 Episode 7/10

The use of bodycams in capturing evidence of assault on police officers, like the moment West Midlands Police sergeant Tony Webb found himself staring down the barrel of a gun

Oswestry 29
Season 62 Episode 30/32

Christina Trevanion presents the show from Oswestry, Shropshire, and discovers some extraordinary wooden carvings. Experts Kate Bliss and Richard Madley assist the teams

Season 42 Episode 4/16

Celebrating Glasgow Deaf Athletic Football's 150th birthday. Plus, Yvonne and Julian meet zoologist, Dr Nancy Barker. With voiceover

Toby's Submarine
Season 2 Episode 7/15

Master craftsman Simon Parfett and his team are in Pembrokeshire to help Toby to create a land-locked submarine from a sonar hull

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06/07/2022
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Day 10
Sue Barker presents live coverage of the 10th day from the All England Club, featuring the remaining men's and ladies' singles quarter-finals. Second seed Aryna Sabalenka and 2018 champion Angelique Kerber were among the victors in the last-eight stage 12 months ago, defeating Ons Jabeur and Karolina Muchova respectively, but both players ended up being eliminated in the semi-finals. The last-eight matches in the men's and ladies' doubles events are also set to be on court today, with the players looking to move a step closer to emulating last year's champions Nikola Mektic and Mate Pavic, and Hsieh Su-Wei and Elise Mertens

2022 Day 10
Clare Balding presents highlights of the 10th day's play at the All England Club, where the men's and ladies' quarter-finals were scheduled to conclude, as the players involved continued their bids to win the titles claimed by Novak Djokovic and Ashleigh Barty last year

On the Edge
Season 1 Episode 4/5

With access to the frontline workers patrolling the streets, all the way up to the leaders making strategic decisions in the City Hall, this programme takes a look at those who are determined to help some of Bradford's most vulnerable residents. Cameras follow Police Constables Annabelle Pryke and Temour Ahmed as they are called to a potential abduction, following reports of a woman being dragged into a car by a man

Season 20 Episode 7/13

Maisie Adam, Alasdair Beckett-King, Ivo Graham, Rhys James, Ria Lina and regular contestant Hugh Dennis take part in the topical panel game hosted by Dara O Briain

06/07/2022
Analysis of the day's events, with Kirsty Wark

06/07/2022

06/07/2022
Season 1

The BBC's world affairs editor reflects on the week's major global news stories, talking to local experts from around the world to go behind the headlines

Tigers: Hunting the Traffickers
Season 38 Episode 6/10

Aldo Kane reports on the illegal tiger trade in South East Asia, with the endangered big cats trafficked for products including wine and glue made from their bones. He works alongside wildlife crime investigators working the key trafficking routes in Malaysia, China, Thailand, Laos and Vietnam, and uncovers shocking footage of breeding facilities and animals being fattened for slaughter. With fewer than 4,000 tigers left in the wild, this profitable illegal enterprise threatens to wipe the species out altogether

Season 42 Episode 4/16

Celebrating Glasgow Deaf Athletic Football's 150th birthday. Plus, Yvonne and Julian meet zoologist, Dr Nancy Barker. With voiceover

Ralf Little
Season 19 Episode 5/5

Ralf Little heads to the Orkney Islands off the north coast of Scotland to investigate his grandfather Arthur's experience during the Second World War. He is astonished to discover that Arthur was caught up in one of the most important battles of the war. On another branch of the family tree, Ralf is thrilled to confirm a family rumour that he is linked to a Welsh international footballer - his great grandfather. On returning to his home town of Manchester, the actor is delighted to learn that his four-times great grandfather played a key role in the industrial development of the city

The Fifteen Billion Pound Railway: Inside the Elizabeth Line
Season 4 Episode 2/2

Lewis George and Rebecca Edwards must co-ordinate the railway's largest evacuation trial, with 900 volunteers having to be rescued from a train in the tunnels, before the Queen officially opens the line. London mayor Sadiq Khan, TFL commissioner Andy Byford, Crossrail CEO Mark Wild and more than 130,000 passengers and train enthusiasts jostle to board the first train services to depart

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Season 2 Episode 8/10

How the police closed in on a robbery gang targeting people who buy and sell goods online, catching them thanks to data in their electronic curfew tags

Season 25 Episode 28/60

A trio of terraces are sold at auction in Derby, Crowland near Peterborough, and Clifton near Penrith in Cumbria. All of the developers are relatively new to the renovation game, but all are confident they can make a profit from their investments

Season 2022 Episode 16/31

Monty Don plants out sweetcorn, checks in on his container veg and creates a display with fuchsias. Nick Bailey visits a nurserywoman and gardener in Cheshire who uses perennials as the stars of the garden to provide interest throughout the year. Plus, Sue Kent shares an update on the progress of her first show garden, destined for the Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival

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Day 11 BBC2
Sue Barker and Isa Guha presents live coverage of the 11th day from the All England Club, where the mixed doubles final is scheduled to take place. Great Britain's Neal Skupski and America's Desirae Krawcyz claimed a 6-2, 7-6 victory over Skupski's compatriots Joe Salisbury and Harriet Dart in last year's final. While the ladies' singles semi-finals are prominent on Centre Court today, a number of other contests are set to take place on a busy day elsewhere, including the men's doubles semi-finals, the wheelchair singles quarter-finals, and the last eight of the boys' and girls' singles and doubles quarter-finals

2022 Day 11
Clare Balding presents highlights of the 11th day's play at the All England Club, featuring the ladies' singles semi-finals and the mixed doubles final. Ashleigh Barty and Karolina Pliskova were the singles finalists last year, but champion Barty has since retired

Season 2022 Episode 17/31

At the RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival, Adam Frost, Carol Klein and Joe Swift reveal highlights of the show gardens. They also meet the designers and growers and share the season's must-have flowers and plants on display at the biggest flower show in the world

Perch
Season 2 Episode 4/6

Sitting side by side on the banks of the Upper Tamar Lakes, Paul Whitehouse and Bob Mortimer fish for the predatory perch. Bob notices that Paul has far more superior seating, which causes momentary tension between the pair. The tables are turned when Bob reveals this week's accommodation - leaving Paul almost speechless. The following day the duo brave the open sea and have a very surprising catch. They celebrate in the only way possible in the south-west of England - it's not particularly heart-healthy but it proves to be very tasty

07/06/2022
Analysis of the day's events, with Christian Fraser

07/06/2022

Cricket: England v India T20 Highlights
Action from the opening match in the three-game series between England and India, held at Ageas Bowl, Southampton. These nations last faced each other on English soil in this format of the game in 2018, when India claimed a 2-1 series victory on the back of victories in Manchester and Bristol

The Aids Generation
Season 1 Episode 2/3

A look at how the government educated the nation about Aids amid rising rates of infection, with dedicated hospital wards providing a haven, but deaths continued increasing in the gay community. The stories of men including Jeremy, John, Martyn and Tony recorded at the time bring these experiences to life, with their words lip-synced by actors, giving first-hand insight into how they tried to adapt to their lives as part of the 'Aids generation' and struggled with the deaths of those they loved

Madness of King George: Lucy Worsley Investigates
Season 1 Episode 4/4

Lucy Worsley uncovers royal papers and explores how the attempt on George III's life by a mentally ill subject changed psychiatry forever

Season 4 Episode 4/7

Sara Cox is joined by comedians Jo Brand and Darren Harriott and actors Nina Wadia and Neil Morrissey to discuss some of their favourite books, as well as reviewing this week's two book club choices - Love Marriage by Monica Ali, and The Handmaid's Tale by Canadian author, Margaret Atwood

Katie's Treehouse
Season 2 Episode 8/15

Master craftsman Simon Parfett and his team travel to Somerset where owners Sue, David and Katie have asked for help to create a fairytale treehouse

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Season 2 Episode 9/10

Investigators use forensic and digital search techniques to uncover the truth about a massive gas explosion. A mother turns to social media after her son's motorbike is stolen. Narrated by Rav Wilding

Season 25 Episode 29/60

Terraces in Plastow in south-east London and Porth in south Wales along with a three-bedroom detached house in Crystal Palace in south-east London are sold at auction. Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow the fortunes of those successful bidders as they attempt to rejuvenate thier acquisitions

Season 1 Episode 2/6

In early November, Heathrow's most lucrative US routes are opening up to double-vaxxed passengers. Two aircraft prepare for a historic dual take-off. Hayley, a senior airfield officer, is back from furlough and resolving gridlock on the taxiway as two planes come face to face. Footfall is growing but lost revenue from the closure of shops and restaurants poses a serious risk to Heathrow's survival. Jeremy Spake meets an entrepreneur who is setting up a new restaurant in Terminal 2

Season 2 Episode 2/6

Charlotte Banfield has cerebral palsy and autism. Bullied at school and once afraid to leave the house, she is now an adaptive surfer. Her match is Bella Kotak, a fine-art, fashion and portrait photographer who is inspired by fairy tales and nature. Can Bella transform this shy surf champion - who was once afraid of water - into the main character of her own fairy tale? Presented by Tinie Tempah

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08/07/2022
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Day 12 BBC2 - 1
Sue Barker and Isa Guha present live coverage of the 12th day from the All England Club, including the men's singles and ladies' doubles semi-finals. Chinese Taipei's Hsieh Su-Wei and Elise Mertens of Belgium were victorious at this stage last year against the Japanese pairing of Shuko Aoyama and Ena Shibahara. Their opponents in the final were then confirmed as Russians Veronika Kudermetova and Elena Vesnina, who overcame Caroline Dolehide of America and Australia's Storm Sanders

Spain v Finland
Spain v Finland (Kick-off 5.00pm). Eilidh Barbour presents all the action from the opening Group B match, held at Stadium MK in Milton Keynes. Spain will be looking to improve on their performance when the tournament was last held in 2017, when they were defeated by Austria on penalties in the quarter-finals. Finland last qualified in 2013, when they finished bottom of a group containing Sweden, Italy and Denmark after two draws and a defeat. With analysis from Vicky Losada

Day 12 BBC2 - 2
Further live coverage of the 12th day from the All England Club, as the Grand Slam tournament approaches the final weekend. Among the matches scheduled to take place today were semi-finals in the men's singles, ladies' doubles and boys' and girls' singles, plus a number of wheelchair matches

2022 Day 12
Clare Balding introduces highlights of the day's play, where the men's singles semi-finals were scheduled to take centre-stage at the All England Club, with the players hoping to stay in contention to succeed 2021 champion Novak Djokovic. Plus, there is a round-up of the day's headlines, and a preview of tomorrow's ladies' singles final

Elizabeth Taylor: A Life in Ten Pictures
Season 1 Episode 3/6

Elizabeth Taylor's image is known around the world - she was one of the most famous women in Hollywood, but could just a handful of photos uncover new truths about someone we think we all know? This programme takes a journey through the actress's life in 10 photos, with their secrets revealed by those who were there and those who knew Elizabeth Taylor's story best

Season 16 Episode 1/6

Return of the stand-up comedy showcase recorded at the Hammersmith Apollo, welcoming an array of established and up-and-coming stand-ups to the stage. In the first edition, host Chris McCausland introduces sets by Sophie Duker and Emmanuel Sonubi

08/07/2022
Analysis of the day's events, with Christian Fraser

08/07/2022

The Australian Dream
Season 1 Episode 1/3

The Oxford-born actress, who became an Australian citizen six years ago, embarks on a 10,000km drive around the country discovering more about the place she can now call home. Starting in Bondi, she meets up with an estate agent who reveals the prosperous migrant market. Heading west, Miriam is disturbed to discover that there is a growing number of women who can't afford a home in retirement, now making up the fastest growing number of homeless in the country. With most of eastern Australia in the grip of severe drought, Miriam heads to the country town of Trundle, to see the repercussions for herself

Season 1 Episode 1/4

The Sharmas discover what life was like for South Asian families who settled in Britain in the past 70 years, beginning with getting a taste of the 1950s. Guiding them on their journey are BBC Asian Network presenter Noreen Khan and historian Yasmin Khan, whose own family members both migrated from Pakistan in the latter half of the 20th century. Mum Manisha and 20-year-old Alisha join the men at their lodgings, bringing home comforts and vital kitchen equipment

Will's Combine Harvester
Season 2 Episode 9/15

Simon Parfett and his team help create a unique agricultural-themed B&B for Will and his family, who have been farming their land in Lincolnshire for generations

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Superpowers
Season 2 Episode 4/16

Naomi Wilkinson and Tim Warwood check out a super-powered squirrel that can withstand the freezing temperatures of the Arctic winter

The Tigers
Season 1 Episode 1/5

Following the daily lives of Aaron, Tyler and Cam as they work at Paradise Wildlife Park, beginning as they unveil a huge new habitat for the Amur tigers Aleena and Siberia

The Reopening
Season 1 Episode 2/5

The boys prepare for the zoo's grand reopening, with Cam drawing the short straw and having to clean out the camel enclosure

Fashion
Season 7 Episode 5/15

Two sisters plan to put a very 'on-trend' wedding for their mother and soon to be step-dad with a fashion-themed big day. With the help of Instagram sensation, make-up expert and Zayn Malik's sister, Doniya Malik, the girls put on a fashion show like you've never seen before, complete with a real catwalk fashion show

Adam's Big Challenge Begins!
Adam begins training for his attempt to become the first person to cycle the length of the England's largest lake on a hydrofoil bike

King of the Killers
Season 1 Episode 3/10

Steve's search sees him chomp through a car like a Tyrannosaurus rex, wield an axe like an allosaurus and hitch a ride in Britain's biggest tank to showcase the spinosaurus

Apeman - Spaceman
Season 1 Episode 1/5

Professor Brian Cox examines how it was that in a universe made of stars, rocks and endless space, a conscious civilisation was born. His latest adventure takes him from a submerged space station in Star City on the outskirts of Moscow, to Ethiopia, high above in the great Rift Valley, where he encounters the geladas, mankind's distant ancestors. Despite once being Africa's most successful primate, a species which at one time roamed across the entire continent, these days they are found in one just place in the remote Ethiopian Highlands. Cox investigates why these ancestors retreated, yet modern mankind has expanded across the planet

Super Powered Owls: Natural World
Season 34 Episode 2/10

With their cute faces and extraordinary head-turning ability, owls are one of the nation's best-loved birds, but it's rare to catch more than a glimpse of one in the wild. With the help of leading scientists, this programme examines how the birds hunt in the dark and why they are able to fly so quietly, getting an insight into their world through the eyes of two barn owl chicks. Paul McGann narrates

Day 13 BBC2 - 1
Clare Balding presents live coverage of the opening play on the 13th day from the All England Club, featuring the ladies' singles wheelchair final. Plus, a look ahead to the ladies' singles final, which takes place this afternoon on Centre Court

Rivals
Season 1 Episode 1/2

Part one of two. Alistair McGowan celebrates the annual Wimbledon Championships, beginning by highlighting some of the greatest tennis rivalries to emerge on the lawns of SW19

Kolkata and Chennai
Season 1 Episode 1/6

The chef begins an exploration of the country's food in the states of West Bengal and Tamil Nadu, where the influence of the British Empire on eating habits can still be observed. Rick enjoys the prominence of fish and seafood in the cuisine found in the cities of Kolkata and Chennai, cooking dishes including prawns in coconut milk and his mum's British Raj curry

England v India: Second Match
England v India. Isa Guha presents coverage of the T20 of the three-game series, which comes from Edgbaston. England have won all three of their previous matches here in this format, including a victory over today's opponents by just three runs back in 2014, when captain Eoin Morgan led by example with fine innings of 71 off just 31 balls. Another closely fought encounter is anticipated this afternoon as these two sides went into the series as the top two sides in the world T20 rankings. With analysis from Phil Tufnell, James Anderson and Ebony Rainford-Brent

Florida: America's Animal Paradise
Season 38 Episode 1/10

Documentary exploring the wildlife of the US state, including footage of manatees, baby alligators and miniature deer living in Florida's pine forests, coral reefs and famous Everglades wetlands. The programme considers the dangers facing the animal population, including natural disasters like wildfires, flooding and hurricanes, as well as the pressure of a growing human presence in their territory

Day 13 BBC2 - 2
Coverage of the conclusion of the 13th day from the All England Club, with the men's doubles final scheduled to take place. Olympic gold medallists Nikola Mektic and Mate Pavic of Croatia overcome Spaniard Marcel Granollers and Argentina's Horacio Zeballos in four sets last year. Plus, reaction to the ladies' singles final, which took place this afternoon on Centre Court

2022 Day 13
Clare Balding presents highlights of the penultimate day's play, where the ladies' singles final was the main attraction on Centre Court. The host also casts her eye over the doubles finals, and presents a round-up of the latest news, as the famous event draws ever closer to a finish

Keith Richards: My Life as a Rolling Stone
Season 1 Episode 2/4

A profile of the guitarist and songwriter, exploring how important his unbridled passion and image of transgression and rebellion has been to the legend of the Stones. Featuring archive clips of Richards' extraordinary career, a soundtrack full of his classic riffs, and interviews with Tina Turner, Slash, Tom Waits, T Bone Burnett, Bob Harris and Bonnie Raitt

Ronnie Wood: My Life as a Rolling Stone
Season 1 Episode 3/4

A profile of the guitarist, who played with the Jeff Beck Group and the Faces before joining the Stones in 1975 after the departure of Mick Taylor. He talks about his career in music and his life as a Rolling Stone - with its exhilarating highs and sometimes dangerous lows, and there are contributions from Rod Stewart, Dan Aykroyd, Brian Johnson, Chrissie Hynde, Slash, Kenney Jones, Joe Walsh and Andy Summers,

In 2002, the Rolling Stones embarked on a worldwide tour that would take in 117 shows in theatres, arenas and stadiums. This show captures their January 2003 performance at Madison Square Garden in New York City and features a guest appearance from Sheryl Crow on Honky Tonk Women, as well as performances of Start Me Up, Tumbling Dice, Gimme Shelter and Sympathy for the Devil

2022 Day Three
Action from day three of the event at the Renaissance Club in North Berwick, which was won by Australia's Min Woo Lee last year

At a huge theme park, guests can act out their fantasies in the company of lifelike robots. However, one tourist is left fighting for survival after the mechanoids begin to malfunction, and a sinister, seemingly unstoppable gunslinger sets its sights on killing him. Sci-fi thriller, starring Yul Brynner, Richard Benjamin and James Brolin

A teenager whose mother died in mysterious circumstances fakes her own abduction by aliens. Her father, still consumed with grief after seven years, tries to discover what has happened to her by seeking out her friends - who harbour strange obsessions of their own. Drama, starring Alexa Davies and Antti Reini

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Flowers and Herbs
Season 1 Episode 5/6

Alys Fowler demonstrates how to grow herbs and flowers and use them as ingredients in a selection of dishes, including herb omelettes, bread with rosemary and salads. She also reveals how they are important to attract wildlife to gardens, something essential to the health and productivity of any allotment

Season 2022 Episode 17/31

At the RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival, Adam Frost, Carol Klein and Joe Swift reveal highlights of the show gardens. They also meet the designers and growers and share the season's must-have flowers and plants on display at the biggest flower show in the world

Jersey 1
Season 2022 Episode 27/52

Matt Baker and Charlotte Smith pay the first of two visits to Jersey, where they find out about the agile frog that is capable of leaping up to two metres but is on the brink of extinction on the island. Matt mucks in on an organic farm producing exotic fruit and vegetables for the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, while Charlotte explores how the brutal landmarks of German occupation are being repurposed to boost the local economy. Meanwhile, Adam Henson is in search of a new sheepdog pup to take over from his faithful companion Peg, who is nearing retirement, and Tom Heap investigates the potential impact on rural communities of plans to double nuclear capacity within 30 years

Season 2022 Episode 14/26

Calum Clunie and Carole Baxter are in the Bargain Border looking at how this area has been developed and planted without costing a fortune. The show visits this year's crop of Beechgrowers, gardeners doing their own thing in plots and allotments from Orkney to Dumfries, from flowers to vegetable

Corwen to Llangollen
Season 12 Episode 1/8

Derek Brockway walks the Dee Valley Way, a stunning 13-mile route which takes him from the pretty town of Corwen to its larger and more bustling neighbour, Llangollen. On his trek, he learns about a warrior prince, re-opens a pub and leads a horse-drawn barge along the Llangollen Canal. Wildlife expert Lizzie Daly also sees how a re-homed family of beavers is settling in and Matt Bassett crosses the jaw dropping Pontcysyllte Aqueduct in a specially adapted canoe

10/07/2022
Matt Tebbutt takes a look back at more of his favourite recipes and best moments from the programme

Day 14 BBC2 - 1
Clare Balding presents live coverage of the opening play on the 14th day from the All England Club, featuring the wheelchair singles finals in both the men's and the quad tournaments. Plus, a look ahead to the men's singles final, which takes place this afternoon on Centre Court

Being Christian
Season 1 Episode 5/5

Roman Catholics Maria and Peter have their fifth child baptised in a traditional Latin service and in Stockton-on-Tees family and friends pay their last respects to June, one of the first women to be ordained as a priest by the Church of the England in 1994

Durham Pilgrimage
Season 2021 Episode 24/

The Rev Kate Bottley joins pilgrims, including the Bishop of Durham and writer Sheridan Voysey, as they walk one of the pilgrimage routes to Durham Cathedral

A humble draper's assistant in Edwardian London unexpectedly inherits a fortune from his grandfather. In his newly minted circumstances, he starts to drift away from his old friends in favour of the company of high-society swells, and upset his girlfriend when his head is turned by a lady from the upper classes. Musical based on HG Wells' Kipps, starring Tommy Steele, Julia Foster, Cyril Ritchard and Penelope Horner

Wolverhampton 1
Season 15 Episode 6/60

Antiques experts James Lewis and Caroline Hawley visit Wolverhampton Art Gallery where they assess aboriginal art and a 1920s tennis racket. Plus, presenter Paul Martin finds out about the life of footballer Billy Wright, one of city's most famous sons

Belgium v Iceland
Belgium v Iceland (Kick-off 5.00pm). Eilidh Barbour presents all the action from the opening match in Group D, held at Academy Stadium in Manchester. Belgium qualified for this tournament for the first time five years ago, but were eliminated in the group stage after winning one match and losing the other two. This is the fourth consecutive time Iceland have qualified, with their best showing coming in 2013 when they reached the quarter-finals. With analysis from Anita Asante and Vicky Losada, and commentary by Jonathan Pearce and Lucy Ward

Day 14 BBC2 - 2
Further coverage of the 14th day from the All England Club, with the ladies' doubles final scheduled to conclude the tournament. Plus, reaction to the men's singles final, which took place this afternoon on Centre Court

France v Italy
France v Italy (Kick-off 8.00pm). Reshmin Chowdhury presents coverage of both teams' opening Group D match, held at New York Stadium in Rotherham. The French have been highly consistent in recent times, reaching at least the quarter-finals in every World Cup and European Championship since 2009, with their best showing coming when they were fourth in Euro 2011. Le Azzurre will be expecting to improve on their showing in Euro 2017, when they were eliminated in the group stage after a win and two defeats. With analysis from Izzy Christiansen and Laura Georges, and commentary by Pien Meulensteen and Scott Booth

2022 Day 14
Clare Balding and guests look back at highlights of the men's singles final, where the third Grand Slam title of the year was set to be decided. Plus, news from the rest of the day's finals as the famous tournament was brought to a conclusion, and a review of this year's staging of the event

England v India: Third Match
England v India. Highlights of the third and final match of the series, which took place at Trent Bridge, Nottingham

2022 Day Four
Action from day four of the event at the Renaissance Club in North Berwick, which was won by Australia's Min Woo Lee last year

07/07/2022
Fiona Bruce presents the topical debate, inviting a panel of politicians and other guests in Barnsley, South Yorkshire, to answer questions from an invited audience on subjects that have made the headlines over the past week

Season 3 Episode 4/10

Scammers who sought financial support from those they met online. Pat Holt reveals how she is now £50,000 worse off after helping 'Tim' after his business trip to India ran into difficulties. Plus, the experiences of Ann Larkin, who made an unlikely friend on an online photography group. The sum she lost to him is truly eye-watering. Presented by Kym Marsh and Ashley John-Baptiste

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Season 2 Episode 10/10

An ex-boyfriend throws acid into a young woman's face and uses a series of disguises to avoid being caught, but number plate recognition cameras help prove he is her attacker. Narrated by Rav Wilding

Hele 13
Season 62 Episode 14/32

Natasha Raskin Sharp presents the show from Hele near Exeter. Experts Danny Sebastian and John Cameron help their teams pick three items to take to auction in Honiton. Plus, Natasha has an unique mystery item

DIY SOS: The Big Build
Season 32 Episode 6/

Nick Knowles and the team are in the Gloucestershire village of Chorlton Kings, where former car mechanic Peter needs help building an extension to the family house for his wife Sarah and daughter Suzanne, who both have a long-term genetic disorder that affects muscle function. Peter also looks after his elder brother Steve. Peter started the work to adapt to everyone's growing needs but the pressure of looking after the family and completing the work has proved too much, and now his own health has taken a turn for the worse

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11/07/2022
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11/07/2022
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Season 19 Episode 26/95

Jeremy Vine hosts the quiz in which the winners of famous game shows work as a team to tackle a new set of challengers hoping to win a cash prize

Central American Jungle
Season 1 Episode 1/3

Biologists and camera crews explore the wildernesses of South and Central America at night, discovering how wildlife changes when skies get dark. They begin with an expedition to the jungles of Costa Rica, where they encounter some of the world's deadliest nocturnal predators. Entomologist George McGavin searches for the net-casting spider, which has a distinctive method of catching its prey, while camera operator Justine Evans gets perilously close to a male jaguar and Gordon Buchanan discovers the remains of ruined temples

Season 17 Episode 9/31

John Humphrys grills four more contenders on their chosen subjects, which are Middle Welsh tome The Mabinogion, the life of cellist Jacqueline du Pré, the life and works of fiction writer William Gibson, and socialite Viscountess Palmerston, aka Emily Temple. This is followed by a two-minute general knowledge round

Brixham 1
Season 1 Episode 1/10

The stories behind Britain's traditional markets, following auctioneers, buyers and sellers, beginning in Devon at Brixham fish auction. Stephen Tompkinson narrates

Season 1 Episode 7/26

Actress and cake expert Jane Asher presents another selection of recipes from TV chefs, including the likes of James Martin, Mary Berry, Paul Hollywood, the Hairy Bikers, Raymond Blanc, Nigella Lawson, Tom Kerridge, Lorraine Pascale and Rachel Khoo

Season 23 Episode 11/25

Charles Hanson and Ochuko Ojiri set off in search of items around Yorkshire, along the way heading to Hull to learn about a rugby league trailblazer and a trawler disaster

Compilation 5
Season 13 Episode 13/40

A look at some of the best finds by experts Thomas Plant, Adam Partridge, James Lewis, Mark Stacey and others during the programme's visits to Edinburgh, Wallasey, Southwell and Dunster Castle. Items featured include a collection of war medals and a unique funeral invitation. Plus, Paul Martin takes a tour of the Library of Birmingham and discovers what it has brought to the city

Amritsar to Shimla
Season 1 Episode 1/4

Guided by his Bradshaw's 1913 Handbook of Indian, Foreign and Colonial Travel, Michael Portillo embarks on a rail journey from Amritsar to Shimla. Along the way he helps to feed people at the world's largest free kitchen, and travels the railway routes used by millions of migrants during Partition. Beginning in the Sikh holy city, Michael is dazzled by the beauty of the Golden Temple and awed by the scale of its langar - the world's largest free kitchen. His route then takes him through the Punjab, and at Kalka, Michael glimpses the Himalayas for the first time

Classics with a Twist
Season 1 Episode 1/8

Nadiya Hussain shares her love of baking with some of her favourite recipes, from every day treats to indulgent desserts. In the first episode, Nadiya kicks things off with a series of her favourite recipes for classic bakes with a twist, including a blueberry scone pizza, and a spicy Asian take on a traditional toad-in-the-hole

11/07/2022
Sharon checks in on Kat after the night's shocking events but the two struggle to remain civil, leading to a huge argument. Sam is worried her plan to bring down the Mitchell empire will catch up with her

11/07/2022
In-depth current affairs report covering a story behind the headlines

Short 1
Season 2

In south west Wales, the Tenby lifeboat crew races to a kayaker with suspected back and neck injuries after being caught out by a freak wave. Neighbouring Cornish crews must join forces in an epic 11-hour battle to stop a 3,600-ton trading vessel breaking up on the rocks. And the Dart and Salcombe crews are astonished to be paged to the biggest shout of their lives

Lazarus
Season 1 Episode 3/3

A look at the search for a cure, with the results of the failed AZT trials in 1993 provoking a backlash against drug companies and sometimes the doctors and nurses caring for patients. Many in the gay and HIV communities began to take further action for themselves, and a wave of revolutionary activism and direct action built momentum. The stories of men including John, Jeremy and Tony, recorded at the time and her voiced by actors, bring these experiences to life

Smorgasbord
Season 19 Episode 10/14

Jen Brister, Jimmy Carr and Chris McCausland join regular panellist Alan Davies on the comedy quiz, with Sandi Toksvig asking questions on the theme of smorgasbord and awarding points for the answers she finds most interesting

11/07/2022
Analysis of the day's events, with Faisal Islam

11/07/2022

Season 1 Episode 1/3

Stacey Dooley helps people answer life-changing questions by examining their DNA. In the first episode, she comes to the aid of Richard, who wants to learn if a man claiming to be his biological father is the genuine article, and Charlie, who wants to know what her chances are of contracting the same terminal illness as her father

Jersey 1
Season 2022 Episode 27/52

Matt Baker and Charlotte Smith pay the first of two visits to Jersey, where they find out about the agile frog that is capable of leaping up to two metres but is on the brink of extinction on the island. Matt mucks in on an organic farm producing exotic fruit and vegetables for the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, while Charlotte explores how the brutal landmarks of German occupation are being repurposed to boost the local economy. Meanwhile, Adam Henson is in search of a new sheepdog pup to take over from his faithful companion Peg, who is nearing retirement, and Tom Heap investigates the potential impact on rural communities of plans to double nuclear capacity within 30 years

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Wrexham 28
Season 62 Episode 29/32

Christina Trevanion presents the show from Wrexham, and discovers the appeal of model railways. Experts Jonathan Pratt and Tim Weeks assist the teams

Bristol Fishponds
Season 7 Episode 21/35

Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull are in Bristol, to create an elegant Mediterranean-inspired space that rekindles happy holiday memories for young couple Emily and Maurice

Season 8 Episode 9/10

Sara Pascoe presents the semi-final, which celebrates Japanese design and sewing. For the pattern challenge, Esme Young has collaborated with a Japanese designer to come up with a kimono-inspired dress, while the transformation task sees the sewers mending worn-out denim using Eastern techniques of embroidery and applique. The made-to-measure sees them fitting an outfit to their models which has elements of origami folds and pleats - and with the final just a week away, the stakes are higher than ever

BBC News
The latest headlines, breaking news and sport from the BBC newsroom.

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The latest stories from Westminster and beyond

Season 19 Episode 27/95

Jeremy Vine hosts the quiz in which the winners of famous game shows work as a team to tackle a new set of challengers hoping to win a cash prize

11/07/2022
Tanya Arnold action from the Magic Weekend fixtures at St James' Park in Newcastle, including St Helens v Wigan Warriors, Hull FC v Hull Kingston Rovers and Leeds Rhinos v Castleford Tigers

Bread
Season 1 Episode 1/6

Dave Myers and Simon King travel the UK in search of quality baked British staples - pies, pastries and cakes. They begin by looking at bread and suggesting inexpensive ideas for home baking. Among the recipes they demonstrate are a classic brown loaf, a brown-ale and cheese bread to serve with onion soup, and naan to accompany a curry prepared on the shores of Derbyshire's Derwent reservoir

Season 17 Episode 10/31

John Humphrys grills four more contenders on their chosen subjects, which are Jan Morris' Pax Britannica trilogy, the musical Les Misérables, UK number one singles of the 1960s and The Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice. This is followed by a two-minute general knowledge round

Builth Wells 1
Season 1 Episode 2/10

Cameras explore the Welsh Cob Autumn Sale at Builth Wells, and follow a few of the attendees selling horses for different reasons. Narrated by Stephen Tompkinson

Naples
Season 1 Episode 1/3

Using the latest 3D scanning technology, Alexander Armstrong and Dr Michael Scott uncover the hidden history of three Italian cities, beginning with Naples, from its earliest Greek and Roman origins. The pair explore the impact of the volcano of Mount Vesuvius, and how it both nurtured the region and exacted a terrible price on the local population. Alexander and Michael also delve into a labyrinth of underground spaces constructed by ruling Bourbon kings in the 19th century, that helped to sustain the city

Denmark v Finland
Denmark v Finland (Kick-off 5.00pm). Eilidh Barbour presents all the action from both teams' second match in Group B, held at Stadium MK. The last meeting between the Nordic rivals saw Denmark claim a 1-0 win in Cyprus three years ago, and while the Euro 2017 runners-up will fancy their changes of prevailing once again, Finland did reach the semi-finals at the Danes' expense when this tournament was last staged in England in 2005. With analysis from Kelly Smith and Anita Asante, and commentary by Mark Scott and Scott Booth

Indulgent Desserts
Season 1 Episode 2/8

Nadiya Hussain shares her love of baking with some of her favourite recipes, from every day treats to indulgent desserts. In the second episode, Nadiya shares recipes for her most indulgent desserts, from frozen blueberry and banana cheesecake to husband's favourite jam roly poly. Later, Nadiya also shares her tips and tricks for her picture perfect tutti frutti pavlova

Germany v Spain
Germany v Spain (Kick-off 8.00pm). Gabby Logan presents coverage of both teams' second match in Group B, held at Brentford Community Stadium. Although both nations were eliminated in the quarter-final stage when the tournament was last held in 2017, they came into this staging among the favourites. They last faced each other four months ago, when they drew 1-1 in Middlesbrough in four-team round-robin competition the Arnold Clark Cup. Spain would go on to lose out to England on goal difference in that event, while the Germans failed to pick up any other points. With analysis from Rachel Brown-Finnis, Toni Duggan and Vicky Losada, and commentary by Jonathan Pearce and Lucy Ward

Brother Michael
Season 5 Episode 3/6

Alan's brother is getting married, and he is the best man, although it turns out nobody has any confidence in his abilities to do anything other than order two puddings at the meal. With the rings to keep safe, a list of chores to do and Colin showing off his sexy stripper moves, a pre-ceremony gathering soon descends into chaos

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Analysis of the day's events, with Kirsty Wark

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England v India: First Match
England v India. Action from the first one-dayer in the three-match series, which took place at Kia Oval in London

Season 3 Episode 5/10

Norman met Michael via a dating site. After getting to know each other, Michael told Norman he was in line for a big inheritance, but needed Norman's financial support to access it. Now, Norman wants to find out if Michael is the 'real deal', so Kym Marsh and Ashley John-Baptiste help him get to the truth

Season 2 Episode 1/10

A young mother is dragged screaming from her car at knifepoint in an early evening robbery - but later uses a mobile phone app to help police trace the robbers

Nigel & Maria's Caravan
Season 2 Episode 10/15

Simon Parfett and his team help Nigel and Maria, who inherited a 400-year-old farm near Cullompton in Devon. They now want to convert a 1970s showman's caravan into a hostelry

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