TV Guide BBC Two Monday

Phil Serrell and Tahmina Ghaffar enjoy the last leg of their trip in Cornwall. Tahmina goes gaga for a polished stone that reveals a naturally formed landscape scene and is drawn to a pair of royal souvenirs with regal charm. Meanwhile, Phil uncovers a mystery metal kitchen gadget with a surprisingly unusual purpose. Away from the shops, the duo take a detour into the tropics - without leaving the UK - as they explore one of the world's largest greenhouses and discover the wonders of a man-made rainforest. With their final auction looming, the pressure is well-and-truly on

Fiona Bruce presents from Tarvit Mansion and Garden in Fife, where finds include a painting by Jack Vettriano, a silver statue of Prince Albert and a haul of gold sovereigns. Fiona's antiques knowledge is put to the test by Ceramics expert Will Farmer when he challenges her to work out where in the world three different Art Deco antiques were created.

Highlights of the latest Premier League matches, featuring Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur at Emirates Stadium and Leeds United v Aston Villa at Elland Road. The Gunners defeated their north London rivals 2-1 at home and 1-0 away last term, but Spurs had shown signs of improvement this term. Leeds and the Villans last met in the 2022/23 season, when the teams drew 0-0 here and the Midlanders prevailed 2-1 in front of their own fans

The two highest-scoring chefs from Northern Ireland cook their six-course menus again, with one going through to the national finals. Tom Kerridge, Lorna McNee and Ed Gamble give their verdicts, along with broadcaster Pamela Ballantine. Andi Oliver hosts

Four chefs from London and south-east England compete with canapes, starters and fish dishes, inspired by great Britons of the past. Past fish course winner Tom Aikens judges their creations, which include watermelon sashimi, celebrating Emily Davison, and a classic dish of sole veronique with potatoes en papillotte

Jeff Turner spends a year in northern Canada filming the life of a wolf pack that featured in the David Attenborough series Frozen Planet. The cameraman learns how the animals survive in the harsh wilderness and discovers whether the pack leader can pass its hunting skills on to a new generation of cubs

In the great nave of Norwich Cathedral, experts Kate Bateman and David Fletcher pick out some chose items to take to auction. Among them are an enamel topped silver trinket box and a vintage model car. Plus, presenter Paul Martin uncovers the meaning of religious graffiti

Hamza Yassin helps an ambitious conservation project to release three wildcats back into the wild in the Scottish Highlands. Under cover of darkness, he watches as the rare and elusive predators take their first steps towards freedom. Plus, a look back through the Countryfile archives to revisit others working to restore and protect Britain's wild side

With astronauts from many different countries aboard the ISS, a special sense of belonging and connection develops for many aboard the space station as they face the emotional realities of isolation. With the Space Shuttle programme finally closing down, America must pay the Russians for seats on their Soyuz rockets in order to send their astronauts to the ISS, but after Russia annexes Crimea in 2014 and then launches a full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022 serious questions are asked about the morality of collaborating with Putin's Russia on any new space project, with the ISS journeying towards the end of its life

Cameras follow Radio 2 DJ Sara Cox as she takes on her Great Northern Marathon Challenge, a five-day trek in which she jogs, runs and walks 135 miles through the wild beauty of Northumberland National Park, climbs up into the Pennines and journeys across Yorkshire while carrying a Pudsey Bear backpack. He aim is to reach Pudsey in Leeds, the town that gave the Children in Need mascot his name