BBC Two TV Guide

Fiona Bruce presents topical debate from Brecon, with a panel of politicians and other guests facing questions from the audience

The stories of some of the two million British children who were not evacuated during the Second World War, staying at home in towns and cities at risk of being bombed, often to help their families or because their parents couldn't bear to send them away. This documentary features some of the last people who were witness to the reality of the Blitz, with their testimonies offering an intimate, enlightening and moving portrait of wartime Britain through children's eyes

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Michael Portillo's railway adventure through Uzbekistan reaches its finale in the historic city of Bukhara. Amidst the medieval Islamic architecture, Michael goes in search of a centuries-old Jewish community. Later he grapples with Kurash, an ancient form of upright wrestling, and his exploration of Uzbekistan culminates in the vast Kyzylkum Desert

Diarmuid Gavin and Carol Klein lead the search with guest judge and passionate gardener Penny Lancaster to find Northern Ireland's Greatest Garden. The judges face a difficult decision when it comes to choosing between Ivydene Garden near Comber, a tropical backyard over in Lisburn, and a rock garden in Ballynahinch

Zoe Ball prescribes ten minutes of sunshine a day for retired woodworker Neville, who has suffered a series of heart attacks. She explains how just ten minutes of sunlight a day has been shown to improve heart health, strengthen bones and lift mood

Highlights of the latest Premier League matches, including Aston Villa v Liverpool at Villa Park and Newcastle United v West Ham United at St James' Park. The match between the Villans and Liverpool was likely to have a major bearing on which side finished highest in the table, while the Hammers continued their bid to avoid relegation away to midtable Newcastle. Plus, Manchester United v Nottingham Forest, Brentford v Crystal Palace, Everton v Sunderland, Leeds United v Brighton & Hove Albion and Wolverhampton Wanderers v Fulham

Rick Edwards hosts the game show in which 24 contestants compete for the chance to win £10,000, with a single 'impossible' answer knocking them out for the day

Clive Myrie invites four more contestants to the black chair as they answer questions on the specialist subjects of the life and works of John Cage, Offa's Dyke path, wines of Portugal and Only Fools and Horses

Comedian Zoe Lyons hosts the quiz in which six contestants compete across six rounds testing their general knowledge, quick thinking and speedy reactions as they try to win the £3,000 jackpot

Tommy Walsh and the team help a family of four in north London by creating a home office for a working mum, while also deep cleaning the appliances and finding space for the plants

Professor Brian Cox travels around the world to investigate whether the emergence of life was an inevitable consequence of the physical laws that govern the universe. On the edge of Taal Volcano lake in the Philippines, he demonstrates how the first spark of life may have arisen from the chemical changes caused when heat from the inner Earth forced its way to the surface. The physicist also swims with millions of golden jellyfish, which have algae embedded in their structures that draw energy from the sun and nourish the creatures

Michael Aspel and the team visit St Austell in Cornwall, where they are presented with objects including a sock-making machine, a pair of stuffed eagles and a treasured collection of personal memorabilia from a member of the 1932 Olympic swimming team

Paul Martin and experts Christina Trevanion and Will Axon travel to the Oxford Union, where they pick out antiques and collectibles to be sold at a local auction - including an autograph book and some etchings by a famous artist. Plus, Paul goes behind the scenes at the venue, to discover which famous faces debated in the chamber