BBC Two TV Guide

Documentary following attempts to find missing people, beginning with police racing to find two teenagers struggling with their mental health. Sixteen-year-old Larissa disappeared after an argument with her mum, while 18-year-old Bobby may be at risk of suicide

Former England men's football manager Gareth Southgate reveals the struggles many boys and young men face, asking why some feel left behind and what could help them move forward. Travelling across the UK, he has honest conversations with young men about how they are feeling and what is really going on in their lives, exploring in detail what is shaping the attitudes and outlook of this generation. His journey takes him to Middlesbrough, where he first made his name in management, to meet young men struggling with unemployment; to a secondary school in Essex, to discover how boys are coping with the demands of the current education system; and to a prison, where he speaks with young inmates to explore what really led them into crime

Preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two

The Piripenguins encounter a massive, angry whale and wonder how they can cheer him up

The Ducklings look after the sheep while wearing cowboy hats and riding a hen. This gives Weasy the idea to have a rodeo session with one of the sheep - but it won't buck

While questing to keep her hero safe on her long journey, superfan Blossom fusses and frets too much, making things awkward

It's time for the racket game, where big scores mean big prizes

Duck soon learns that he is a terrible babysitter - but it seems kids love Frog

Liko, Roy and Ult reunite with Dot and Murdock in Cortondo

Adam and Joe race across Lapland to deliver Callum's letter to Santa before putting their elf skills to the test in the ultimate Christmas challenge

Nitro, Fire, Hammer and Apollo go head to head to rack up prank points

Abby takes two fans behind the scenes of West End show My Neighbour Totoro

Current affairs reports aimed at a younger audience

A special programme from Birmingham in the heart of Gardeners' World Live - an annual celebration of practical gardening and bold design. Monty Don is joined by Frances Tophill, Adam Frost, Arit Anderson and Sue Kent. The team explore standout gardens, meet the people shaping the future of horticulture and reveal practical takeaways viewers can try at home. Sustainability is in the spotlight as pioneering growers reveal why cork could be a game-changing material - and how it's already transforming the way they garden. There's an ambitious show garden co-designed by Professor Alice Roberts, bringing the story of evolution to life through plants, and a first-time designer whose passion for railways has inspired a unique garden guaranteed to turn heads

Martel Maxwell heads to Shildon in Co Durham to see a two-bed mid-terrace bought by an enthusiastic first-time developer. Dion Dublin visits a rather unusual lot in Derby that has great potential for transformation. Jacqui Joseph is in Seaford, East Sussex, to see a former care home that is also a great opportunity for a developer with the right skills

Jules Hudson is in the Powys countryside, helping a couple with two dogs, three cats and a motorbike find a home. He also visits a pioneering farm project growing a greener future

Experts touch down at Bletchley Park, the Ulster Transport Museum and Crowcombe Court to track down some unusual items to sell at auction. They uncover a beautiful watercolour and some stunning porcelain. Plus, presenter Paul Martin visits Antony in Cornwall to unearth a fascinating family history

Former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond and newsreader Simon McCoy take up the antiques challenge and go rummaging around Devon. The two, who became friends while reporting on some tumultuous times, now find themselves chasing scoops once again. With £400 each and experts Margie Cooper and Raj Bisram along to help, Jennie and Simon will be piloting through the B-roads of Devon in an Austin Healey and an E-Type Jaguar