Nick Knowles challenges three artists to create works to memorialise two beloved fathers and a stepfather, all of whom died within a short space of time. Show more

Jay Blades revisits three repairs - a watch, a swagger stick and a belt - that tell heroic stories from the Second World War that still resonate today. Show more

As many UK factories face unprecedented demand, Gregg Wallace catches up with some of the factory workers who are toiling around the clock to make sure our cupboards are stocked. Show more

Nature series on tiny wildlife. A chipmunk faces rivals and predators, while a juvenile tree shrew, forced into the jungle, has to find food and escape a python. Show more

Twenty-four hours a day, the latest national and international stories as they break.

Susan Calman hosts the quiz show of tactics, knowledge and nerve. Contestants must work as a team, but ultimately there can only be one Boss. Who will walk away with the money? Show more

Swashbuckling adventure in which a Spanish governor orders a crew of Dutch sailors to be enslaved and their captain hanged, but they escape and plot revenge. With Maureen O'Hara. Show more

Len Goodman takes legendary actress Pam St Clement back to Dartmoor in Devon to relive the holiday that really did change her life back in 1953! Show more

Husband and wife Jason and Laura Kenny are the star acts as BBC Sport continues its look back at the highlights of the Rio 2016 Olympics. Show more

Flog It! comes from Barrow Hill Roundhouse in Derbyshire. Paul Martin visits the village of Hathersage which provided inspiration for the novel Jane Eyre. Show more

Jeremy Vine hosts the show where every day a new team of challengers take on probably the greatest quiz team in Britain. Show more

From tropical rainforest to the Great Barrier Reef, Michael Portillo navigates his way by rail through Queensland, Australia with the aid of his 1913 Bradshaw’s Guide. Show more

The Ellis family from Bradford – are embarking on an extraordinary time travelling adventure to discover how a transformation in the food eaten in
the North of England can reveal how life has changed for Northern working class families over the past 100 years.
The family’s own home is their time machine, transporting them through a different era each week - from the sparse furnishings and meagre
provisions of 1918 to the modern home comforts and bulging freezer of 1999. Guided through their time travel by Bolton born presenter Sara Cox
and social historian Polly Russell, everything the family of five experience – from the jobs they do to the food they eat, will be based on historical
data and spending surveys of the era. The Ellis’ will live through a time of dramatic change in the industrial North – experiencing everything from
the mill to the mine, the Beatles to Thatcher and bland potato pie to the spicy delights of the curry capital of the UK.
In the final episode of the series, the family reflects on their time travel adventure, and explores how the legacy of a hundred years of tumultuous
history lives on in the northern diet today. Lesley and Sara visit a Liverpool bakery using the humble loaf to re-build a shattered community, and
sisters Caitlin and Freya explore how recent changes on Manchester’s Curry Mile tell us about our evolving relationship with flavour.
After seeing kids increasingly targeted by food manufacturers over the eras, Harvey and Sara find out just how far novelty foods have come these
days with a modern game that requires a very strong stomach…
Jon heads back to the mill to show Harvey how Yokshire’s textile heritage has used its specialisms to survive the decline of the industry. They’ll
explore how the stereotype of the Yorkshire man in flat cap has been given a modern and hugely successful twist by local hat designer Rhian
Kempadoo Millar.
The girls travel to Blackburn to meet Zainab Bilal, a one-woman pie business who is combining our modern love of easy fast food with this age-old
favourite. Caitlin and Freya help her make a batch of ‘burger pies’, to explore just what it is that has made the humble pie such a winner for
working families throughout history.
Finally, Sara and northern chef Rob Owen Brown prepare a celebration meal for the family. Using cuts of meat and nostalgic flavours the family
might have turned their noses up at in the past, Sara then joins Polly and the family to raise a glass to the modern legacy of the north’s culinary
history. Show more

The MUAs take on London Fashion Week, joining the make-up team for successful brand House of Holland. At Glow Up HQ, they must impress by creating looks based on their idols. Show more

Sandi Toksvig tunes in for a bit of 'Radio' activity.

As Em gets excited about Si’s annual quiz, Rosie becomes fixated on making her draw a specific picture over and over again. In 2008, Rosie suffers a frightening medical emergency. Show more

Frankie Boyle takes to the stage in his hometown of Glasgow in a stand-up show where he turns his unique eye on politics, controversial comedy and ageing. Show more

The day's important national and international news stories. With Kirsty Wark.

Weather bulletin.

An alliance forms, including Hugh Grant, that is willing to take on the Murdoch empire. A scandal threatens Rupert’s dream of passing on the family business to one of his children. Show more

In this intimate and extremely personal documentary, comedian and TV presenter Alex Brooker examines his disability to acknowledge for the first time how much it impacts on who he is. Show more

Stacey Dooley gains unique access to police, dealers and smugglers in southern Spain, the main gateway for drugs into Europe. Show more

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.