BBC One TV Guide — Thursday, 23 July 2026

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

Keepers bid farewell to wolf Terry as concern grows for his mate Meg and possible pups. There's a look back at Winky the wheeled tortoise, Kate Humble visits the hippos, and Megan McCubbin looks into rhino health checks and tongue tests

In an audacious undercover operation, police in Birmingham attempt to infiltrate rival gangs and find out who shot two innocent young women dead on New Year's Eve. Plus, despite the footage, officers struggle to identify a thief stealing from a Royal Mail van in broad daylight until a police community service officer from a neighbouring force recognises the person in the images

A forensic biologist works tirelessly to match DNA to the killer of Julia James, and an entomologist links a killer to a double murder

A trip down memory lane for Martin Roberts in Hampshire results in a whimsical tale about 'half a house'. In Kent, Jacqui Joseph sees a property that could be resurrected into an HMO. Plus, a revisit to a Stafford site that Dion Dublin saw back in 2023 with great potential

Kate Bliss and Tim Weeks assist two teams at an antiques fair in Builth Wells, while at the Museum of Gloucester, Charlie Ross learns about artefacts from the late Iron Age

Police officers in Bermuda - including around 30 from the UK - deal with the highs and lows of policing this British Overseas Territory. Bermuda's natural beauty is renowned around the world, and nowhere illustrates this more than Cooper's Island Nature Reserve on the south-east tip of the island. Cameras record officers searching for lawbreakers in an ecological nature reserve and the coastguard conducting scuba-diving exercises that include recovering a fake dead body. Narrated by Shyko Amos

Rick's journey around New South Wales takes him from the country's interior back to the NSW south coast. Known as the Sapphire Coast because of its vibrant deep-blue waters, Rick reveals this is his favourite region in Australia

In north Wales, Jules Hudson helps an adventurous buyer turn a favourite holiday destination into his forever home by finding a dog-friendly house with countryside walks on the doorstep. Jules heads to the coast to learn how the public can safely monitor and protect the region's seal population

Nigel Havers presides as five sellers aim to get the best price, featuring silver, a Sindy doll collection, an Andress tool, ballet costume designs and a fire insurance plaque

James Broad and Lauren Wood help a man who has decided the time has finally come to part with the antiques collection that has taken him decades to amass. After a tough few years, Michael and wife Jan would love a holiday - but how much will the funds made at auction contribute towards getting them onto a cruise ship?

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 Gyles Brandreth