BBC One TV Guide — Sunday, 7 June 2026

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

The big names behind the big stories. Laura Kuenssberg talks to those making the news, inside and outside politics.

The latest political news and debate from the region

Religious services from various faiths. The first episode comes from St John's Wood United Synagogue in north London. Senior Rabbi Ivan Binstock welcomes viewers to an Orthodox Jewish morning prayer service, also known as Shacharit

Animated adaptation of Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler's second children's book about the accident-prone dragon. Zog is helping his friend Princess Pearl to provide much-needed medical care to all manner of creatures, assisted by knight Sir Gadabout. However, when a storm forces them to return to Pearl's home at the palace, her uncle the king does not approve of her career - at least until he falls ill himself. Narrated by Lenny Henry, with the voices of Hugh Skinner, Patsy Ferran and Rob Brydon

Aided by experts Kate Bliss and Philip Serrell, the reds and the blues go head to head at the Second Hand Warehouse in Leominster, Herefordshire, to see who can buy the most profitable items to take to auction. Presented by Eric Knowles

Sean Fletcher visits Cromer on the Norfolk coast to meet presenter Simon Thomas, as he reflects on love, loss and faith, and the defining childhood moments that shaped him

Viewers' opinions on BBC shows and behind-the-scenes reports on new programmes

A British couple who have been living in Canada since the 1980s are back home and keen to settle in Dorset, so Ginny Buckley shows them a handful of properties that might just do the trick. Away from the search, she also visits a farm helping to keep the elderly and retired gents fit in mind, body and soul

A look at the Gulf Coast's extraordinary wildlife, including an alligator teaching hatchlings how to hunt and manatees practicing a rarely filmed courtship ritual. In the Texan thornscrub, rarely seen footage shows a mother ocelot, one of the last remaining in the United States, raising her kittens

The wildlife of the Andes, including southern Peru's marbled four-eyed frog, which is capable of freezing solid and reviving daily, captured on film for the first time. In Ecuador, a mother bear and her cubs navigate a dangerous rock face, while high in the mountains, flamingos perform mating dances on crimson lakes. The rare spatuletail hummingbirds, with only 500 males left, engage in intense competition