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Frank reveals the whereabouts of Dan's fatherDan's life begins to move forward as he finds real happiness with Natasha and her son Tristan, until Frank reveals the whereabouts of his father. Curiosity gets the better of him, and he chooses to risk everything, hurting those closest to him. Is Dan just as destructive as the man he tried so hard to forget?
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Preview of upcoming programmes
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The team try to find a camera filled with precious memoriesThe freedivers and scuba team join forces to try to find a camera filled with precious memories at the bottom of Grasmere. Archive detective Sam is challenged to locate the owner of a First World War medal found by local detectorists. Ceramicist Lucy turns items fished from the lake into stunning works of art. Presented by Helen Skelton
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Properties are appraised in Cornwall, Tyne and Wear and the West Midlands
Martin Roberts appraises a holiday let in Cornwall, but concedes he doesn't know which way is up or which way is down. Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell love what's on offer at the properties they examine in the West Midlands and Tyne and Wear
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Featuring the last Anglo-Saxon king of England Harold Godwinson's lost estateFeaturing the lost estate of the last Anglo-Saxon king of England, Harold Godwinson, a hilltop fort in Fife with an unprecedented wealth of discoveries linked to the Picts. Also, the medieval ruins of Lindores Abbey, how Gloucester Museum is dealing with a nationwide archaeological finds storage crisis, and a look at a completely intact 4,000-year-old cremation vessel. Plus, an unprecedented Roman whetstone factory
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The latest national and international stories
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Rachel Shenton presents an appeal on behalf of SignHealth
Rachel Shenton presents an appeal on behalf of SignHealth, a charity that works to improve the health and wellbeing of deaf people by providing accessible healthcare information and specialist support in British Sign Language
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The journalist talks about what's really going on in British politics
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Quiz, hosted by Rick Edwards13:45
Game show, hosted by Clive Anderson
Game show in which contestants are tested on their mental abilities in head-to-head rounds. Hosted by Clive Anderson
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Quiz, hosted by Susan Calman15:00
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Items are bought in France for the British marketplaceDealers Adi Higham, James Gooch and Jacqui Harries head to the wine-producing town of Vauvert, in southern France in search of antiques, curios and collectibles that they think will appeal to the British marketplace. A handmade wooden truck that may date back to the 1950s soon has Adi excited, while a gilt sunburst mirror catches James' eye
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Actor Chris O'Donnell traces his late father's ancestryNCIS: Los Angeles actor Chris O'Donnell traces his late father's family tree, travelling to St Louis, Missouri, where he finds details of his great-great-grandfather's role in helping those affected by a devastating 1849 cholera epidemic. He also finds an ancestor who served in the War of 1812, which consolidated America's independence from Britain, and uncovers an extraordinary connection to one of the most famous battles in US history
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James Crawford discovers how the Scottish landscape has influenced sportJames Crawford discovers how the Scottish landscape has influenced sport, visiting a golf course in South Uist designed by one of the sport's founding fathers that was almost lost to history. He also takes a trip to the volcanic landmark Ailsa Craig, on the trail of the best curling stones in the world, discovers the story behind Livingston's famous skate park, and climbs on Rannoch Wall with one of Scotland's leading young climbers, Natalie Berry
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Paul Martin and the team value antiques in SheffieldThe team values antiques in Sheffield, where Anita Manning examines a set of unusual medals, James Lewis spots a Chinese wooden frame and host Paul Martin is enamoured with a Staffordshire ceramic. Plus, the presenter tells the story of Victorian art critic John Ruskin and how he influenced the city
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Tasha Ghouri, Jon Kay, Alexandra Mardell and Griff Rhys Jones take part18:30
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Clive learns about his family story on a visit to a former slave fortIn the second part of his Ghanaian adventure, Clive heads 80 miles from the capital city of Accra to the picturesque fishing ports of Cape Coast and Elmina. He takes part in one of Ghana's most exciting tribal celebrations as he's welcomed by the Fante people. Clive is given a new name by elders from the group, and makes a moving visit to a former slave fort to discover some of what his enslaved ancestors went through
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Monty concludes his trip in the NetherlandsMonty travels to the Netherlands, where the Rhine divides into a network of waterways that eventually flow into the North Sea. Criss-crossing these channels, he discovers how the Rhine has shaped Dutch life, the land and the culture for centuries - as well as visiting the biggest display of tulips in the world and the busiest flower market
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Carol Klein shares tips to brighten up beds and containers in springMonty Don looks back at seasonal highlights. At Longmeadow, his salvias are ready to go in the ground, and Carol Klein shares tips to brighten up beds and containers in spring. Plus, Arit Anderson retraces the footsteps of garden designer and writer Vita Sackville-West, exploring the enduring influence of her work
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The story of how Merthyr Tydfil became the heart of the Industrial Revolution
Steffan Powell explores five key factors - geology, wealth, people, war and innovation - to reveal the story of how the small town of Merthyr Tydfil became the heart of the Industrial Revolution. Beneath Merthyr's streets and hillsides today lies a vanished world - ironworks, foundries and entire communities lost to time. Now, using cutting-edge technology, that world is being uncovered. Drones, photogrammetry and AI reveal hidden tramroads, lost settlements and even forgotten voices from the past
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With Michael Odewale, Cally Beaton and Gyles Brandreth22:30
Headline analysis with Matt Chorley
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The latest forecast
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Twelve-year-old Bailey crosses the threshold from adolescence to womanhood while living in a squat in Gravesend with her 14-year-old brother Hunter and single father, Bug. Drama, starring Nykiya Adams, Franz Rogowski and Barry Keoghan
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Andy Verity investigates who may have been responsible for the Post Office scandal
Andy Verity investigates who may have been responsible for the Post Office scandal, that saw innocent postmasters jailed, lives destroyed and reputations ruined. Hundreds of postmasters were wrongly prosecuted after money disappeared from the Horizon computer system, and now the public inquiry is due to deliver its final report later in 2026, looking at more than 50 persons of interest including managers, investigators and lawyers
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Featuring secretive badgers emerging after duskChris Packham, Michaela Strachan and Iolo Williams observe secretive badgers emerging after dusk and elusive pine martens, who have been reclaiming their place in Northern Ireland's woodlands. Also, the hidden lives unfolding beneath the winter canopy. Alongside the stories from Mount Stewart, there are stories from across the UK, capturing a rich variety of wildlife
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Robson heads to the Cairngorms with presenter Gail PorterRobson heads to the Cairngorms with presenter Gail Porter. The pair mountain bike through the countryside around Loch Malachie and take in the views. They sit patiently to get a glimpse of an osprey in the wild before checking into their glamping site digs. Poetry, fresh air and landscapes dotted with Highland cattle make for a restful weekend
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Emir Nader reports from Jerusalem on the impact of the Israel-Gaza war
Emir Nader reports from Jerusalem on the impact of the Israel-Gaza war, and there's a report from the BBC Eye team who spent a year at the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem at the heart of the Occupied West Bank; a facility that serves all expectant mothers, regardless of religion or ethnicity
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