Giles Coren and Sue Perkins step back to 1975 to learn some self-sufficient skills. Can the pair enjoy Christmas when they're strapped for cash? Show more

Nine teenagers who have been learning some of Shakespeare's greatest speeches off by heart compete to become the BBC Shakespeare Schools Champion. Show more

Giles Coren and Sue Perkins step back to 1975 to learn some self-sufficient skills. Giles and Sue question whether a self-sufficient life is sustainable in suburbia. Show more

Giles Coren and Sue Perkins step back to 1975 to learn some self-sufficient skills. Here, they try their hands at making their own wine and pickled eggs. Show more

Food quiz with Kirsty Wark. Two teams of food lovers are tested on a host of gastronomic subjects over five rounds. In Kitchen Corner, William Sitwell offers some foodie facts. Show more

Food quiz with Kirsty Wark. Two teams of food lovers are tested on a host of gastronomic subjects over five rounds. In Kitchen Corner, William Sitwell offers some foodie facts. Show more

Food quiz with Kirsty Wark. Two teams of food lovers are tested on a host of gastronomic subjects over five rounds. In Kitchen Corner, William Sitwell offers some foodie facts. Show more

Lucy Worsley looks at the history of the bathroom, from medieval bath houses to London Bridge's communal loos to finding out how piped water got to our homes. Show more

Lucy Worsley looks at the history of the kitchen by baking bread in a Tudor kitchen, doing a week's Victorian re-cycling and trying out 1950s labour-saving gadgets. Show more

Lucy Worsley looks at the history of the living room from a medieval great hall, through a Georgian drawing room, to a grand country house and a Victorian parlour. Show more

In a Review Show special, Kirsty Wark and guests including Peter Bazalgette and Daisy Goodwin discuss the future of television. Can the medium survive another decade of upheavals? Show more

Nick Hewer and Margaret Mountford head up an experiment to send pensioners back into full time work in Preston. Will any of the 14 pensioners be kept on for a second week? Show more

Five girls with a hidden talent for computer coding take on the male-dominated digital world. Are they up to the challenge of inventing a start-up from scratch in just five days? Show more

Five girls with a hidden talent for computer coding take on the male-dominated digital world. The girls must turn their cutting-edge coding brainwave into a prototype product. Show more

Victoria Coren hosts a special celebrity edition of the quiz where patience and lateral thinking are as vital as knowledge. Show more

John Wilson talks to Daisy Goodwin, writer of ITV's new drama series Victoria, about the young Queen. Plus photographer Harry Benson and musician Lisa Hannigan. Show more

Gardening challenge series with Fern Britton. The remaining seven pairs must present three uniform carrots, a gladioli specimen and a chutney to stay in the competition. Show more

Gardening challenge series with Fern Britton. Nine pairs of allotmenteers are put to the test as they attempt to harvest fruits, vegetables and flowers for the show day. Show more

Gardening challenge series with Fern Britton. The remaining eight pairs are tested on their runner beans and roses as well as their ability to make both wreaths and relishes. Show more

Gardening challenge series with Fern Britton. The remaining six pairs are set the tricky task of growing in the greenhouse and must make a topiary tree. Show more