TV Guide BBC Two Monday

Fiona Bruce presents a showcase of unseen treasures from Trentham Gardens near Stoke, including Victorian Christmas cards, a ceramic polar bear and two books owned by Florence Nightingale. Fiona is also challenged by Will Farmer to work out the values of three examples of ceramic Lustreware, and delves into the history of the gardens themselves and their close association with the nearby potteries

Highlights of the latest Premier League matches, including Manchester City v Chelsea at Etihad Stadium and Leeds United v Manchester United at Elland Road. The Citizens had not lost to Chelsea in any competition since the 2021 UEFA Champions League final, a run spanning 11 matches. Elsewhere, Leeds were looking for their first win over the Red Devils since a 2010 FA Cup tie. Plus, Everton v Brentford, Fulham v Liverpool, Newcastle United v Crystal Palace and Tottenham Hotspur v Sunderland

Penelope Keith and Paul Martin present as a team of historians, experts, and volunteers sets out to renovate 500-year-old Avebury Manor in Wiltshire. The project reflects on the story of Britain across five centuries, exploring a wide range of craft and furniture-making skills and the impact on how the way people live has evolved from Elizabethan times

A look at some of the UK's most beautiful and historic homes, and people who are saving the past for all of us. This episode features Hardwick Hall in Derbyshire, an Elizabethan masterpiece, commissioned by the formidable Bess of Hardwick in the late 1500s

David Attenborough narrates the story of the island in the Indian Ocean, off the southeastern coast of Africa. It has an ecosystem that has stood in isolation for millions of years, and produced an array of wildlife that cannot be found anywhere else on the planet. He begins by observing lemurs in their habitat, male red giraffe-necked weevils fighting each other, the courting rituals of chameleons, and the behaviour of spiders and fossas

Paul Martin and the team visit Layer Marney Tower in rural Essex, where antiques experts Elizabeth Talbot and Philip Serrell examine items brought in by members of the public, including an intriguing picture by a troubled artist. Paul also visits the home of the British oyster industry and gets hands-on with a conservation project

The last wooden lifeboat leaves and the passengers and crew face their fates, with reactions ranging from the captain's shocked resignation, to designer Andrews' desperate bid to help others. Those in the lifeboats watch in horror as explosions boom, sparks fly and Titanic splits in two, with the lifeboat occupants facing a dilemma - to risk saving others or to prioritise their own survival

Hamza Yassin heads to the Cromarty Lighthouse Field Station at the edge of the Moray Firth, where scientists are tracking Scotland's resident bottlenose dolphins in the UK's longest-running study of its kind. As our seas face change, the findings are helping to build a picture of the wider health of our marine ecosystems. Plus, a look back through the archives, shining a light on conservation projects around the UK

As the players face a new day, all Faithfuls wonder who has survived the night and will make it to breakfast. It isn't long before they attempt to increase the prize-pot in the mission, but whose focus is on the money and who is focused on safety from murder? The game suddenly becomes very real as the first dramatic banishment takes place, proving that at the Round Table there is nowhere to hide. Leaving the players little time to gather their thoughts, the Traitors eye up their next victim. Hosted by Claudia Winkleman