14/03/2026. Topical news magazine for children.

After the long, dark days of winter, Monty is back at Longmeadow to celebrate spring.

The love of a singing star inspires Arthur Chipping to become an exceptional teacher.

Musical comedy about the romantic ups and downs of a dance partner-for-hire at a seedy New York dance hall, who longs for true love but has bad luck with men.

Four chefs compete for central England with canapes, starters and fish dishes inspired by the British film industry. Who will be eliminated.

The remaining three chefs from central England compete over mains and desserts inspired by the British film industry. Who will win, and who must go home.

A panel of experts run through the afternoon's football results.

Vernon Kay and unreliable guide Paul Gorton challenge Owain Wyn Evans, Greg Rutherford and Abby Cook to separate surprising truths from tall tales in Belfast.

Documentary series. Using the latest 3D scanning technology, Alexander Armstrong and Dr Michael Scott explore the romantic city of Florence.

Paul Martin and the team look for antiques on the Essex coast when they visit Southend-on-Sea. Paul meets the son of a local man who launched trampolining in the 1950s.

Music legends Francis Rossi and Linda Nolan join antiques experts Philip Serrell and Natasha Raskin Sharp on an antiques pleasure cruise around Surrey and Sussex.

Katya continues her journey through Germany and into Spain, paragliding over Neuschwanstein Castle and meeting nationalists in Catalonia.

A look at the dazzling, complex period of Liza Minnelli's life in the 1970s. Contains some strong language.

Bob Fosse's musical set in 1930s Berlin. Cabaret singer Sally Bowles is lovestruck by a naive young Englishman amid the city's louche cafe society.

An egotistical saxophonist and a lounge singer embark upon a strained and rocky romance. Contains language which some may find offensive.

A devastating attack puts new boss of SO15, Rachel Carey, at the heart of a conspiracy. Contains strong language, some violence and some upsetting scenes.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

Life coach Teresa hosts a wild walk in Kielder Forest. Will her traditional Northumbrian picnic and a-mazing activities find her in pole position by the end.

Charlotte Smith and Vick Hope are in the east of England following the journey of Britain's sugar beet, 100 years after the first production of home-grown sugar.

The latest news, sport, business and weather from the BBC's Breakfast team.

Ian Hamilton and guide dog Major head to Bathgate in West Lothian. The town has an incredible industrial past and is now a popular commuter area for Edinburgh.

It's judging day, and only one chef can go through to represent central England. Film producer Alison Owen helps decide the winner from the two remaining chefs.

Rival advertising executives do battle over a non-existent product.

Jan Morrow meets a handsome Texan, not realising he's the same person as philanderer Brad.

Antiques series. Paul Martin presents from Hopetoun House, near Edinburgh. Paul also discovers the architectural history of Hopetoun House.

Epic western about three generations of a pioneer family, showing how its fortunes fluctuated during the dynamic westward expansion of America during the 19th century.

Documentary revealing the animals, landscapes and people of the greatest river on earth. From transparent lagoons to pink dolphins, the Amazon hides spectacular secrets.

All the talking points and in-depth analysis from the final round of the 2026 Six Nations, featuring England v France, Ireland v Scotland and Wales v Italy.

Zara worries that Callum's accident has had a lasting effect, Emma and Rob call in the vet for a difficult birth, and Ally and Bethany set sail for an island sheep gather.

Under attack from intruders, the mums with young cubs must find the rest of the pride. Leopard Lediba risks it all for a meal, and the cheetahs face danger during sprint training.

When a teenager is left fighting for his life after a stabbing in a car park, forensics must prove whether two brothers arrested nearby are the attackers or victims.

An astronaut stranded on Mars and presumed dead must find a way to contact Earth. Contains some strong language.

In 2045, all adults have fled to the mainland, but three siblings are left stranded. Contains strong language and scenes of sexual violence.

Strange things are happening in Marvin Gardens, and they start to attract attention.

Fiona Bruce presents an hour of topical debate.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

Once the stately home of Lord Manners, Avon Tyrrell in the New Forest is a fine example of an arts and crafts calendar house. Eric Knowles learns about its fascinating history.

The pitches are for an oat-powered snack range, a father and son's DIY gadget, real-world hide-and-seek adventures and a sun-shielding lip care range.

Manchester United v Aston Villa, Liverpool v Tottenham Hotspur, Crystal Palace v Leeds and Nottingham Forest v Fulham.

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

The big political issues of the day.

Game show in which players score points by answering questions correctly while avoiding the Impossible answers.

Jason Manford hosts the quiz show where players face a question and pick from a board of six rankable answers. Some answers are good, but only one is Unbeatable.

In the ultimate knockout quiz, eight players do battle on the Tournament Run in a series of exciting tug-of-war quiz matches. Hosted by Alex Scott.

Dave Myers and Simon King look at baking bread. They make a classic brown loaf to go with a ploughman's lunch, and brown ale and cheese bread, served with onion soup.

How powered flight and photography changed how the world is understood. This episode explores how aerial photography has revealed Scotland's hidden ancient past.

This edition comes from Selby, North Yorkshire. Items of interest include an embroidery of Captain Oates by a private in his regiment, and a signed Beatrix Potter book.

Paul Martin is joined by experts Mark Stacey and Adam Partridge in the university city of Bangor. Among the items they value are a mirror and a boxed collection of toys.

Champions.

Vernon Kay, with unreliable tour guide Paul Gorton, challenges Susan Calman, Max Fosh and Noreen Khan to separate the factual from the far-fetched as the quiz arrives in Dundee.

Bringing forensic journalism from all corners of the world.

Paul discovers a forgotten WWI German prison camp, remembers the navvies who built Europe's once-biggest dam, and crosses the moors to a kingly feast on an island in a loch.

Clive Myrie asks the questions in another semi-final. The specialist subjects are Jeff Buckley, the managerial career of Rafael Benítez, Andy Warhol and the classic Routemaster bus.

The quarter-finals continue with another elimination match. Both teams lost their first quarter-final and can't afford to lose again. Amol Rajan asks the questions.

Documentary.

The prophets have started to look unwell, and Michael still hasn't asked his questions. Contains some strong language.

Insights and global interviews on the crucial news stories of the day. With Matt Chorley. Followed by Weather.

A kidnap leads to a perilous manhunt, and the hostages fight for survival. Contains some strong language and upsetting scenes.

Novelist Thelonious 'Monk' Ellison develops an alter ego that quickly gets out of hand. Contains very strong language.

Charlotte Smith and Vick Hope are in the east of England following the journey of Britain's sugar beet, 100 years after the first production of home-grown sugar.

Stacey and her team meet the Kings, a family with three grown-up kids.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

Ben and his parents are at loggerheads over his decision to drop out of university to work full-time on his gaming channel.

Dom hopes to get a tune out of an Edwardian pianola at the world's oldest surviving music hall, while Will and Kirsten team up to make a handmade chess set playable once again.

Experts Izzie Balmer and Nick Hall shop alongside today's red and blue teams, and presenter Christina Trevanion meets the relative of an unassuming First World War hero.

The team fix a teddy bear with a rock 'n' roll past and a camera that saw action in WWII.

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

The big political issues of the day.

Game show in which players score points by answering questions correctly while avoiding the Impossible answers.

In the ultimate knockout quiz, eight players do battle on the Tournament Run in a series of exciting tug-of-war quiz matches. Hosted by Alex Scott.

In the first of two heats, six talented players from across the UK arrive at Cardiff's former coal exchange. They face a brain-boggling puzzle and a high-stakes speed chess battle.

Clive explores the ancient subterranean city where people have lived underground for millennia and meets the Scotsman who swapped office life for olive farming.

Following the drama of the African savannah. A young hyena loses her mother in a terrifying attack by some rogue male lions and has to assume the leadership of her family.

Michael Aspel and a team of experts examine curios and artefacts offered up by the public in Wisbech. Featuring a valuable vase and a collection of royal memorabilia.

Today's Flog It! comes from Barrow Hill Railway Heritage Centre in Derbyshire, where Paul Martin finds out all about the history of this fascinating railway centre.

Champions.

Vernon Kay tests Susan Calman, Max Fosh and Noreen Khan on their UK knowledge with the help of unreliable tour guide Paul Gorton. Today's destination is Enniskillen.

Four chefs compete for Wales with canapes, starters and fish dishes inspired by the British film industry. Who will be eliminated.

A new Roman town and hundreds of finds are discovered. The Cerne Giant finally gets a date, and a World War II air crash mystery is laid to rest.

Katya continues her journey through Spain and into France.

Sandi Toksvig takes a QI look at some vets with Tom Allen, Melanie Bracewell, Desiree Burch and Alan Davies.

Insights and global interviews on the crucial news stories of the day. With Faisal Islam. Followed by Weather.

When a teenager is left fighting for his life after a stabbing in a car park, forensics must prove whether two brothers arrested nearby are the attackers or victims.

How grieving parents forced the government to ban handguns after the Dunblane shooting. Contains some strong language and some upsetting scenes.

The candidates create VR fitness games, but for one team, it's game over.

Angela Scanlon and guests OJ Borg and Karen Hauer take a look at the candidates' performances. Plus an exclusive chat with the next person to leave the process.

Freya faces a gruelling benefits assessment. Jo tries to mend things with Levi amid shocking revelations at Jane's book launch.

Investigating the hidden link between murder suspect Luigi Mangione and the controversial use of AI algorithms in healthcare.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

After four years together, couple Lisha and Jenna's different communication styles mean they are constantly fighting. Can time in the wild help them repair their relationship.

Dom lends a hand with an 8,000-litre paint job and fixes a department store's pneumatic tube system. Will brings a shattered wedding bowl to Kirsten for a delicate restoration.

Alistair Appleton helps globetrotter Sabiha find an Argyll and Bute retreat with a line-up that includes a magical home on an island, just a short ferry ride from the mainland.

Under attack from intruders, the mums with young cubs must find the rest of the pride. Leopard Lediba risks it all for a meal, and the cheetahs face danger during sprint training.

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

The big political issues of the day.

Game show in which players score points by answering questions correctly while avoiding the Impossible answers.

In the ultimate knockout quiz, eight players do battle on the Tournament Run in a series of exciting tug-of-war quiz matches. Hosted by Alex Scott.

The five remaining players from the first heat return to the Great Hall to battle it out for a place in the quarter-finals.

In Sicily, Clive joins geologists working on Mount Etna to predict its next big eruption and heads to Modica to learn how to make an ancient recipe chocolate bar.

As the Serengeti starts to dry out, competition hots up between the families of lions, cheetahs, baboons, elephants, ostriches and hyenas.

Michael Aspel and a team of experts examine curios and artefacts offered up by the public in Blackpool. Featuring an unusual medal and a rare salt-glazed mug.

The crowds flock to a valuation day in Cirencester, where Paul Martin and our team of experts are on the lookout for antiques and collectables to send to auction.

Champions.

Vernon Kay and unreliable tour guide Paul Gorton put Susan Calman, Max Fosh and Noreen Khan through their paces in some of the UK's best places. Today's tour is of Abergavenny.

The remaining three chefs from Wales compete over mains and desserts inspired by the British film industry. Who will win, and who must go home.

British top gun pilots train on the secret F-35 fighter jets in the US as HMS Queen Elizabeth nears the end of her sea trials in the North Sea.

After James Foley's murder shocks the world, John appears online in Islamic State videos. Contains some strong language and disturbing scenes.

Freya's doubts about Abe grow during a chaotic hen do stage-managed by the Olivias. Contains strong language and adult humour.

Insights and global interviews on the crucial news stories of the day. With Faisal Islam. Followed by Weather.

Unspun World provides an unvarnished version of the week's major global news stories - reliable, honest and essential viewing with the BBC's world affairs editor, John Simpson.

The inside story of how social media algorithms sow division with real-world consequences. Contains some strong language.

Four chefs compete for Wales with canapes, starters and fish dishes inspired by the British film industry. Who will be eliminated.

Katya continues her journey through Germany and into Spain, paragliding over Neuschwanstein Castle and meeting nationalists in Catalonia.

How grieving parents forced the government to ban handguns after the Dunblane shooting. Contains some strong language and some upsetting scenes.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

A few months on, Bear revisits some of the people who came to the wild for his help to resolve conflict in their lives and relationships. How have things changed for them.

Dom teams up with carpenter Jen to save a beloved spider slide for a community centre in Dunblane. Can they make it safe for the next generation to enjoy.

Briony May Williams helps a Canadian couple find a Peak District cottage to call home and meets an octogenarian volunteer ranger who has spent decades caring for the National Park.

After the long, dark days of winter, Monty is back at Longmeadow to celebrate spring.

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

The big political issues of the day.

Game show in which players score points by answering questions correctly while avoiding the Impossible answers.

In the ultimate knockout quiz, eight players do battle on the Tournament Run in a series of exciting tug-of-war quiz matches. Hosted by Alex Scott.

The four remaining players face a memory test set by the world number one chess player, Magnus Carlsen.

Clive travels to the heart of Sicily to cook lunch in a community kitchen set up by Jamie Oliver's former restaurant manager and spends the night in a 700-year-old mansion.

With the annual great migration approaching, a family of wild dogs moves in, ready to take advantage of the coming feast.

Michael Aspel and a team of experts examine artefacts offered up by the public in Newport. Including a mammoth teapot and a gruesome 18th-century mourning ring.

Paul Martin is joined by experts Mark Stacey and David Fletcher in Dorchester. Mark examines some trench art from World War I and David looks at a 19th-century pistol.

Champions.

Champions.

It's judging day, and only one chef can go through to represent Wales. Acclaimed director Sally El Hosaini helps decide the winner from the two remaining chefs.

Adam and Lucy's cows must test negative for TB before they can be moved, strict measures to protect Gayle's pregnancy complicate lambing, and Bethany's skills save a lamb's life.

The story of the 1996 Sea Empress oil spill off the Pembrokeshire coast, and how communities mobilised to respond to the disaster and protect their coastline.

Angela Scanlon and guests Nikita Kanda and Linda Plant take a look at the candidates' performances. Plus an exclusive chat with the next person to leave the process.

Insights and global interviews on the news stories of the day. With Patrick O'Connell. Followed by Weather.

The true story of a king who tried to overcome his stutter so he could address the nation. Contains strong language.

The remaining three chefs from Wales compete over mains and desserts inspired by the British film industry. Who will win, and who must go home.

The team investigate the poisoning of a local newspaper's notorious agony aunt. And after the case in Antigua, Mervin grapples with his feelings about his brother.

Anna struggles with her emotions, while Rachel is desperate to quiet her racing thoughts. Contains some strong language.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

Bear goes behind the scenes of the making of Wild Reckoning to explain the ideas and planning behind the series and what happened on location.

A Loch Ness Monster-hunting camera resurfaces after 55 years, a shattered stained-glass window is made whole again, and Will builds a bespoke bike frame.

In the first semi-final, Bradley and Barney Walsh welcome back four more battle-hardened Contenders to take on the awesome Gladiators as they fight for a place in the grand final.

Nick Robinson in conversation with people who influence our political thinking.

Coverage of the 2026 World Athletics Indoor Championships from Torun, Poland.

Game show in which players score points by answering questions correctly while avoiding the Impossible answers.

In the ultimate knockout quiz, eight players do battle on the Tournament Run in a series of exciting tug-of-war quiz matches. Hosted by Alex Scott.

In the second heat, six new players face a gruelling speed chess battle.

On the Bay of Naples, Clive finds out why the foothills of an active volcano are the perfect location for a farm and why Italy's first trains were made in Britain.

The long-awaited arrival of the great migration increases conflict between the families of the Serengeti.

Antiques series. This episode comes from the Bowes Museum at Barnard Castle in County Durham. Experts Elizabeth Talbot and Paul Laidlaw pick out some gems to value.

Coverage of the 2026 World Athletics Indoor Championships from Torun, Poland.

Bob and Paul return to the Derbyshire Wye and its neighbour the Derwent, this time with Ted, to revisit the place they first fished together.

Spring is in full stride at Longmeadow, and Monty gets straight to work - bringing new borders to life, reviving winter-worn houseplants and priming his pelargoniums for a standout summer.

Romesh Ranganathan hosts a special episode of iconic quiz show The Weakest Link.

Insights and global interviews on the crucial news stories of the day. With Nick Watt. Followed by Weather.

A young actor with ambition takes it upon himself to find a new part to play. Contains some strong language and some upsetting scenes.

Will assisted dying ever happen in the UK, and how would it work if it did? The BBC's medical editor, Fergus Walsh, talks to leading supporters and opponents.

It's judging day, and only one chef can go through to represent Wales. Acclaimed director Sally El Hosaini helps decide the winner from the two remaining chefs.

Mary Bennet longs to shine as brightly as her sisters but often feels overlooked. She hopes to finally win her family's approval at the upcoming Meryton assembly.

After a disappointing night at the ball, Mary sets aside hopes of finding a match. But when a visitor arrives at Longbourn with a surprising proposal, she must rethink her plan.

Bringing forensic journalism from all corners of the world.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

Flashy Flippers. A sales rep visits. Despite Pancake's doubts, he convinces the Piris to buy flippers.

When We Lost D.O.R.I.S.'s Brain. A creature takes D.O.R.I.S.'s brain, so Cosima and Big Lizard chase it into the forest.

Mission Cheerleading. Weasy turns into an unbearable coach when the ducklings lose a race against the eaglets.

Neville the Liar. The heroes go on a quest to get Hoofius's Toby Jug back from the depths of the Riddling Ruins and are faced with a series of puzzles and traps to solve.

Yummy Indigestion. A container full of Yummy? What a dream for Grizzy and the Lemmings.

Yeti Cabin. After the Yeti's house is destroyed, the Lemmings are quick to point the finger at Grizzy.

Sonic Forces. It's racing time! Pro gamer Yammy guides the teams to the finish line as they give it their all in Sonic Forces - but who will cross the finish line first.

Jurassic Sports Day. The Dino Bros return to take part in a real school sports day, and Paralympian Hannah Cockroft joins Callum to judge. Joe and Adam build the world's longest marble run.

Sabre, Legend, Cyclone, Nitro v the Hotel! Will a surprising bottom burp, a magician, a royal guest or a push-up be a dare too far.

Red Nose Day Takeover! Blue Peter becomes Red Peter for Red Nose Day.

21/03/2026. Topical news magazine for children.

Coverage of the 2026 World Indoor Championships from Torun, Poland.

Antiques series. Paul Martin and experts Adam Partridge and Christina Trevanion are at Hereford Cathedral. One of the items spotted makes over 1,000 pounds at auction.

Classic film noir set in postwar Vienna. A visiting American investigates the apparent death of a friend and uncovers some unpleasant truths.

Live: Warrington v Castleford. Super League action as Warrington take on Castleford.

Coverage of the 2026 World Indoor Championships from Torun, Poland.

Radio 2's Scott Mills takes a celebratory look back at the greatest musical moments from past Red Nose Days.

Classic Top of the Pops performances from 1987 including Rick Astley, New Order, Wet Wet Wet, Curiosity Killed the Cat, Boy George, The Bee Gees, Pepsi and Shirlie, and Iggy Pop.

With S'Express, Enya, Maxi Priest, Everything but the Girl, Neneh Cherry and Eurythmics.

Sophie is beginning to remember a formative holiday she took as a child. Contains some strong language.

More video evidence of the attack emerges, isolating Carey further from those around her. With pressure building to find the assassin, Carey looks for allies in unlikely places.

The prophets have started to look unwell, and Michael still hasn't asked his questions.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

In the final walk of the week, civil servant Paul hosts his hike along the stunning Alnwick coast with a taste of traditional Northumbria. But will it be enough to scoop the prize.

Adam Henson and Anita Rani head to Devon to look at all stages of lambing, the success of which can shape a farm's fortunes for months to come.

The latest news, sport, business and weather from the BBC's Breakfast team.

Coverage of the 2026 World Indoor Championships from Torun, Poland.

Paul Martin and the team are in Bognor Regis. Charlie Ross spots a diamond ring with an interesting history, and there is also a glass vase with a big name.

Adam and Lucy's cows must test negative for TB before they can be moved, strict measures to protect Gayle's pregnancy complicate lambing, and Bethany's skills save a lamb's life.

Adam and Lucy's cows must test negative for TB before they can be moved, strict measures to protect Gayle's pregnancy complicate lambing, and Bethany's skills save a lamb's life.

Leicester City v Aston Villa. Women's Super League action as Leicester City play Aston Villa.

Leicester City v Aston Villa. Women's Super League action as Leicester City play Aston Villa.

Coverage of the 2026 World Indoor Championships from Torun, Poland.

In Walmer, the crew respond to reports of a major incident involving a small boat in the Channel. On arrival, they are faced with mass casualties in the freezing water.

Two police forces unite in a mission to hunt down a prolific gang of cash machine thieves.

Taut urban crime drama following a rookie cop's first day of training. Contains very strong language and some violent scenes.

Abdul, a clerk, is taken from his job at a prison to present a coin to Queen Victoria.

Fiona Bruce presents an hour of topical debate.

In 2012, photojournalists John Cantlie and James Foley chase a scoop in Syria, but their reporting draws the attention of jihadists, and the net closes in on them.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

Spring is in full stride at Longmeadow, and Monty gets straight to work - bringing new borders to life, reviving winter-worn houseplants and priming his pelargoniums for a standout summer.

The team's restorations include an exquisite Guyanese bangle, an electric guitar with a past, a leather tallit bag and a family's rediscovered set of Kent peg tiles.

Kelly Cates presents highlights from the day's three Premier League games, including the Tyne-Wear derby between Newcastle and Sunderland.

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

The big political issues of the day.

Game show in which players score points by answering questions correctly while avoiding the Impossible answers.

In the ultimate knockout quiz, eight players do battle on the Tournament Run in a series of exciting tug-of-war quiz matches. Hosted by Alex Scott.

The five remaining players from the second heat return to the Great Hall to battle it out for a place in the quarter-finals.

Clive spent his fiftieth birthday on the touristy island of Capri. This time, he wants to meet some locals - which is how he ends up being invited to play tambourine at a wedding.

The dry season is now upon the animals of the Serengeti.

Michael Aspel and a team of experts examine artefacts offered up by the public at Knebworth House. Items featured include a marine chronometer and a diamond brooch.

Paul Martin is at Aberystwyth's Old College, the original site of the first university in Wales. He also visits Laugharne, the home of his literary hero Dylan Thomas.

Amy Gledhill, Jacqui Joseph, Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and Tim Vine test their trivia.

Susan Calman, Max Fosh and Noreen Khan sort the truth from tall tales in Bamburgh.

Bringing forensic journalism from all corners of the world.

There are tales of kelpies, Rob Roy and cattle rustling as Paul Murton explores the lochs of old Perthshire, before scaling a 'giant' of the central Highlands.

Clive Myrie asks the questions in another semi-final. Specialist subjects include Clint Eastwood's western films and the footballer Cyrille Regis.

The quarter-final stage nears its conclusion. Two places in the semi-finals are still up for grabs - both teams are hoping to take one of them. Amol Rajan asks the questions.

In his first term, Trump upends America's relationship with Beijing.

Bob, Paul and Ted are targeting tench, and Bob makes Paul's dreams come true when he reveals their overnight accommodation.

Insights and global interviews on the news stories of the day. With Victoria Derbyshire. Followed by Weather.

Katya continues her journey through Spain and into France.

A fossil hunter's solitary existence is changed by the arrival of a paleontologist's wife. Contains some strong language and explicit sexual scenes.

Adam Henson and Anita Rani head to Devon to look at all stages of lambing, the success of which can shape a farm's fortunes for months to come.

Freya faces a disastrous hen do, a bizarre wedding gown and serious doubts about Abe. Jo and Levi confront their complex feelings amidst the chaos.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

Clive Myrie advocates the health benefits of eating fish that are rich in omega-3.

Chris restores a secret journal from Captain Cook's first voyage, while upholsterer Ray revives a chair belonging to Trevor Baylis, inventor of the wind-up radio.

Dr Eric Knowles will see you as he looks back at some of the most profitable medical purchases on the show.

Stacey and the team are in south London to help the Saunders family transform their three-bedroom semi, where single mum Almarie lives with her ten-year-old daughter Maria.

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

The big political issues of the day.

Game show in which players score points by answering questions correctly while avoiding the Impossible answers.

In the ultimate knockout quiz, eight players do battle on the Tournament Run in a series of exciting tug-of-war quiz matches. Hosted by Alex Scott.

The four remaining players from the second heat face a memory puzzle set by chess superstar and world number one Magnus Carlsen.

Immersing himself in Naples's street life, Clive tries crafting one of the city's characterful presepi figurines and bags a backstage pass to the world's oldest opera house.

It's the end of an extraordinary year for the animals of the Serengeti. In the aftermath of a huge fire, which families made it through alive.

Michael Aspel and a team of experts examine curios and artefacts offered up by the public. This edition comes from Knebworth House in Hertfordshire.

This edition comes from the RAF Museum in Cosford, Shropshire. Paul Martin visits Dudley to find out about saddlemaking.

Amy Gledhill, Jacqui Joseph, Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and Tim Vine test their trivia.

Four chefs compete for north east England and Yorkshire with canapes, starters and fish dishes inspired by the British film industry. Who will be eliminated.

Arsenal v Chelsea in the first leg of their UEFA Women's Champions League quarter-final.

Pantalone has hired a total bunch of clowns in a plan to steal a consignment of diamonds. Contains strong language and some violent scenes.

Insights and global interviews on the news stories of the day. With Victoria Derbyshire. Followed by Weather.