BBC One TV Guide

Eight famous faces explore their family history, beginning with broadcaster Zoe Ball. With the help of her father, broadcasting favourite Johnny Ball, she uncovers an unexpected connection to Scotland and a tale of hardship and resilience that took the family from industrial 19th-century Glasgow to Bolton. On her late mother's side she hears a tale of mental illness and more migration, as she follows in her ancestors' footsteps from Cornwall to the North East

A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather

Weekday magazine show featuring a mixture of topical discussion and expert advice for viewers

Matt Allwright hears from a man who started getting deliveries that he didn't order - only to discover someone else was intercepting parcels on his doorstep pretending to be him. Former police inspector Anton Sullivan has tips on avoiding a simple doorstep scam and there's advice on what viewers should do if confronted with a burglar in their home

Martin Roberts meets a man in Devon who is trading his gym membership for the manual labour of property development. Jacqui Joseph is off the beaten path in Norfolk and Dion Dublin finds himself behind bars in Birkenhead

Roo Irvine presents from Naseby Antiques Fair, Northamptonshire, where experts Gary Pe and Tim Weeks offer up their expertise to assist two teams as they search for profitable items to take to auction. Roo also gets special access to the Royal Crown Derby porcelain factory to learn about centuries of craftsmanship

Natalie's training switches to care for the elderly, bringing back memories of her beloved dad. In college, the students get hands-on with different aspects of support and try out glasses that simulate conditions like glaucoma, along with weighted suits that affect movement and balance. Natalie's placement takes her to a Royal British Legion care home, where the focus is on keeping the residents active and involved. The programme also meets a group of men who gather as part of the Men's Shed community programme in Newtownabbey

Robson joins singer KT Tunstall in her home territory of Fife as they explore the beaches of her childhood near St Andrews, followed by a sea shanty workshop and jewellery making

Nicki Chapman helps Peggy leave London for a rural Gloucestershire home with views for her, two dogs and horse. Away from the search, Nicki meets a pair of street food chefs who have swapped the city buzz for a slice of country living

Chris Hull and Amelia Bouquet transform a bland and unsafe patch in Barnsley into a boho-style garden influenced by the owners' love of upcycling, crafting and all things rustic

Quiz show hosted by Ross Kemp in which contestants compete for cash by crossing a bridge made up of stepping stones, each of which has a different option. Friends Mohsin, Gus, Amir and Ayoub must try to get from A to B by stepping on the truths and avoiding the lies in order to cross the studio floor safely, or risk falling off the bridge and out of the game

Quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Ria Lina