BBC Two TV Guide

England v India. Action from the fourth T20 in the five-match series, held at Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol

The story of Dr Ann Burgess, the mastermind behind the development of modern serial killer profiling and solving America's most infamous true-crime cases. This edition takes a look at when Ann joined a task force with the FBI, where she hunted serial predators. She was thrust into an active investigation involving the assault of over 20 women

The second episode reveals how Ann balanced her research into serial killers with life as a mother of four, as the Behavior Science Unit set out to prove the success of profiling

The publication of Ann's groundbreaking study, which was followed by a decline in serial crimes. However, she quickly comes to realize her work was not done

The events surrounding the referendum to leave the EU, beginning as David Cameron won a shock majority at the 2015 general election, with the implications immediately dawning on all concerned. There is no coalition negotiation to stop the Conservatives from fulfilling an election pledge to hold a referendum on whether to leave the EU. Nigel Farage resigns as UKIP leader, but quickly U-turns and sets up Leave EU to campaign for Brexit, while Conservative MPs Boris Johnson and Michael Gove decide whether to back Leave or Remain

An insight into the work of frontline staff in Yorkshire. A major road closure means a category one patient is left waiting for help for over an hour, while frontline crew Sarah and Louise have no choice but to call for police backup when they are attacked by a patient suffering a seizure. A persistent and abusive caller causes major disruption for the team in the control centre, blocking the lines for those genuinely in need of help

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A forensic toxicologist proves that an Essex couple's cause of death points to murder, and a footprint expert links a killer to two different murder scenes

The new owners of properties in Plymouth, Rochdale and Bradford attempt to make the best use of the space available to them as they make major layout changes

Marcus loves a British fruit based pud, and is searching Provence for the local equivalent. He's also looking for the tastiest local cheese to take to the village pétanque game

The journalist in conversation with people who influence our political thinking about what has shaped theirs

Andy Stevenson presents coverage of the opening play on day 12 of the Grand Slam tournament from the All England Club, including the start of the men's singles semi-finals, plus various doubles and wheelchair semi-finals. Veronika Kudermetova and Elise Mertens booked their place in the ladies' doubles final on the 12th day last year with a 3-6, 6-0, 6-3 victory over Olivia Gadecki and Desirae Krawczyk

Further coverage of day 12 of the fifth Grand Slam tournament of the year, which comes from the All England Club, featuring various doubles and wheelchair semi-finals. Home favourite Alfie Hewett claimed an impressive 6-0, 7-5 victory over Martín de la Puente in the last four of the men's wheelchair singles in 2025. He was joined in the final by top seed Tokito Oda, who was also in fine form in a 6-0, 7-5 win against Gustavo Fernández