BBC Two TV Guide — Saturday, 5 September 2026

The five remaining pairs explore the world of prints and limited editions and are tested on their ability to sell directly to the public in Margate, the traditional seaside town that's been transformed into a vibrant art destination. Steph and Cordelia de Freitas are joined by local artist and gallery owner Margo McDaid

After the kidnap of a government minister, Amy starts connecting the dots between his policy and his abduction as she zeroes in on the kidnapper. Kirsten navigates international agendas in the Arctic in the hunt for a missing Chinese scientist. Faced with an opportunity that could help her solve the case, she must risk consequences she may not be able to come back from

Preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two

After the Piri theatre collapses, Brinicle tries to write a hit fundraising single to restore it but is stumped for ideas, until inspiration strikes in the unlikeliest of places

When Big Lizard and Cosima get covered in nectar, they become unwilling house guests to some overfriendly beetles

The ducklings play pirates, taking turns to be the captain, and they are over the moon when Weasy joins in the fun - until he breaks the rules of the game

The heroes are excited about visiting Whizzpop's pop-up bakery and tasting his magical cakes, but they are shocked to find that the protein bars have shouty raisins in them

The Lemmings find a jewel that gives them total control over the fireflies.

The friends get jobs in a restaurant, but Frog accidentally makes the soup too spicy

Tinkatuff goes on a quest to find the perfect metal for completing its hammer

Vexius launches a devastating attack on Red Fountain, while Bloom uncovers a shocking connection between Vexius and her Dragon Flame

Sensing something is off, Ruby spies on Melody, and Levi faces his first test as cheer captain. Meanwhile, desperate for an advantage over Olive, Layla turns to Angel for help

Aoife's delight at being the Vipers' captain is short-lived when Holt replaces her with Jessica, meaning she has to fight to reclaim her position

Current affairs reports aimed at a younger audience

Monty Don celebrates a bountiful summer harvest despite severe drought, gathers ripe produce, sows autumn crops and offers tips for reviving heat-scorched plants, while launching a garden renovation. Carol Klein explores leaf science, Rachel de Thame visits a Hertfordshire plant library, and gardeners in Suffolk and Edinburgh champion wildlife and houseplants

Saba's guests are accidentally stranded at a remote airstrip in the scorching African sun, as the summer heats up, and the race is on to pick them up, while Saba prepares the camp for their arrival. Meanwhile, husband Frank puts himself on the frontline in the fight against ivory poachers

Sophie Willan presents a week dedicated to literary icons, beginning with the sewers tackling a pattern for arguably the most famous hat in all of literature - Sherlock Holmes' deerstalker. In the transformation round they must imagine what Roald Dahl's heroine Matilda would be like as an adult and craft her an outfit from a second-hand school uniform, before a made-to-measure challenge to make a Regency outfit inspired by the works of Jane Austen

Eric Knowles presents the show from Ardingly, West Sussex, and learns about the ancient craft of batik. Experts Kate Bliss and Gary Pe help the teams to find a bargain

Iain Stirling challenges the remaining teams to sculpt ocean-themed sand art, with the duos having six hours until the tide comes in. Sadie Clayton and Jamie Wardley judge the efforts, which take in everything from dolphins and sea monsters to Poseidon himself

Somerset is the destination today, where Alistair Appleton is helping an industrious young couple from Hertfordshire eager to make a move to the county

Wakefield Trinity v Warrington Wolves (Kick-off 3.00pm). Coverage of the match from the 26th round of fixtures, which takes place at The DIY Kitchens Stadium. The Wolves claimed a 24-17 victory when they served as hosts in the second round of games back in February, as first-half tries from Toff Sipley and Albert Hopoate helped give them a 14-2 lead at half-time before they had to hold off a second-half fightback from Trinity, with tries by Josh Smith and Toby King securing the points

Elizabeth Talbot and Mark Stacey pick out a German set of doll's houses and a collection of Minton sporting tiles from the antiques and collectibles at Stapleford Park in Leicestershire. Meanwhile, Paul Martin explores nearby Kirby Hall to find out how the building was designed for Elizabeth I

Nick Mohammed presents a concert from the Royal Albert Hall with Sarah Hicks conducting the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra in a concert featuring Alan Menken's music for Disney films. The American composer's acclaimed catalogue of shows, songs and scores includes many of Disney's greatest hits, and conductor Hicks and the BBC Philharmonic are joined by singers Marisha Wallace, Lucie Jones and other West End stars, as well as performers from the National Youth Music Theatre, in a celebration of this classic songwriter, including excerpts from the scores for The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast and Enchanted