Ian Botham talks candidly about how he coped with his father's Alzheimer's disease. And Fiona Phillips discovers how old photographs are helping to reawaken memories. Show more

Documentary in which Fiona Phillips teams up with leading scientists to investigate how people can eat and drink themselves to good health. Show more

Exploring concerns about ageing. Bill Turnbull looks into the ups and downs of equity release, and Dr Rangan Chatterjee meets the man who survived his heart stopping. Show more

Series exploring concerns about ageing. Fiona Phillips investigates why Britain's older population is twice as likely to die in house fire, and Bill Turnbull gets a bald makeover. Show more

Series exploring concerns about ageing. Fiona Phillips looks at getting our motoring mojo back through driving refresher courses. And are we a nation addicted to painkillers? Show more

Series exploring concerns about ageing. Fiona Phillips explores the loneliness epidemic, and Dr Rangan Chatterjee looks into why sleep could be the key to good health. Show more

Series exploring concerns about ageing. Fiona Phillips investigates the 'good, bad and ugly' sides of the social care system. Bill Turnbull asks if there is a point to cruises. Show more

Exploring concerns about ageing. In Brighton, Dr Rangan looks at the rise of the granny annex and how it could put an end to loneliness in old age. Show more

Exploring concerns about ageing. In Glasgow, Dr Rangan asks if the country is better prepared to tackle the winter flu this year. Fiona investigates the world of facial fitness. Show more

Exploring concerns about ageing. In Manchester, Dr Rangan explores if e-cigarettes should be made available on the NHS. Should crimes against seniors be made a hate crime? Show more

Exploring concerns about ageing. In Belfast, Dr Rangan investigates the world of social prescriptions, and Fiona asks whether more public toilets are needed. Show more

Exploring concerns about ageing. This edition comes from Coventry. What lessons can be learned from Japan, the country with the longest life expectancy in the world? Show more

With more long-term unemployed over-50s than any other age bracket, Fiona Phillips reveals a group of people facing rejection letters and money worries after a lifetime at work. Show more

Fiona Phillips and Betsan Powys front a lively debate looking at some of the issues affecting children and teenagers in Wales, with guests including Keith Towler and Jane Hutt. Show more

Stars come together to raise money for charity on Red Nose Day. Davina McCall reports from Africa while Adele performs live. Show more

Sir Alan Sugar challenges ten celebrities, including Jack Dee, Jonathan Ross and Carol Vorderman, to create a special mystery product for Comic Relief. Who will emerge victorious? Show more

A group of middle-aged women grumble about modern life. Grumpies including Anne Widdecombe and Arabella Weir vent their irritation at the rise of the computer. Show more

Documentary. Journalist Fiona Phillips is on a mission to find out the truth behind the recent headlines on sugar. Show more

Series exploring concerns about ageing. Dr Rangan Chatterjee looks at what happens when we lose our hearing, and Bill Turnbull offers pensions advice. Show more

Series exploring concerns about ageing. For Dr Rangan Chatterjee's Making Sense of Your Senses Week, he sniffs out top tips on ways of saving your senses of smell and taste. Show more