BBC Two TV Guide

The publication of Ann's groundbreaking study, which was followed by a decline in serial crimes. However, she quickly comes to realize her work was not done

Anna Haugh and Grace Dent present the third quarter-final. The hopefuls begin with an invention test in which they must come up with a brunch dish of their own choosing, making the most of the fresh produce on offer. Then Jimi Famurewa arrives to set them a brief, asking for a dish that uses a nut or nuts of their choice

Vernon Kay puts the spotlight onto his hometown of Bolton, as TV icon Anneka Rice, comedian Shane Todd and Radio 1Xtra DJ Remi Burgz face a fresh test of knowledge. Also, Paul Gorton delivers the tour, complete with a few extra treats along the way

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Exhausted with requests for help, Looph deliberately disappears, forcing the Piris to turn detective, searching the berg until her ingenious plan is finally revealed

The ducklings try to get rid of a bat that has interrupted their game, but Weasy thinks it's really cool and ditches them to become a comic-book hero with a bat sidekick

To avoid Herbert's surprise visits via his tunnels in the Big Birch, the other heroes take any quest and must deal with an angry plant

Grizzy and the Lemmings discover a school of crabs that live in an underwater city.

The duo have a job tidying the Mayor's garden, but then Frog builds an automatic lawnmower that soon causes chaos, leaving Duck to get everything back in order

Liko and Meowscarada face off against a fellow Nidothing fan who really loves Litten

Callum has taken Adam and Joe's phones, and they must abseil down the world's tallest abseil tower to get them back. Joel M teaches Joe a trick or two about disappearing

Daring each other with silly in-ear prompts, Apollo, Hammer, Nitro and Fire go head to head at a fitness studio

The gang go rallying and look ahead to Eurovision

Current affairs reports aimed at a younger audience

Comedian Bill Bailey narrates a documentary examining the lives of an eccentric cast of unconventional and unusual creatures that do things differently, turning this oddness to their advantage, such as the parrot that has forgotten how to fly, the bear that has turned vegetarian and a penguin that lives in the forest

Monty Don makes a start on planting up some of his spectacular summer containers. He's also got leeks to plant out and shares some advice on how to make your own fertiliser. Frances Tophill heads to Berkshire to learn more about biodynamic gardening and the benefits it can bring. It's also time for an update from Adam Frost's new garden, where things are slowly starting to take shape

Coverage of the opening meeting of the campaign from China Textile City Sports Center in Shaoxing, China. Six meeting records fell here last year, including a clearance of 6.11m by dominant Swedish pole-vaulter Armand Duplantis and an American sprint hurdles double courtesy of Cordell Tinch and Grace Stark

Andi visits the seaside and harbour town of Bridlington in East Yorkshire, where she plans to throw a party to secure the future of its historic fishing industry. Andi takes a group of local teenagers on a fishing trip to convince them to sign up for a career on the high seas, and comes up with a shellfish feast that appeals to all, using regional produce

First in a two-part documentary following the grizzly bears of the Alaskan wilderness as they come out of hibernation and are thrust together in a frenzy of feeding, fighting and mating. The opening programme introduces first-time grizzly mum Parsnip and her young cub Pushki. Only half of bear cubs make it through the season and they are both struggling to survive in the unforgiving region, which is ruled by massive male Van and his aggressive partner Alice - for whom Parsnip's youngster would make a good meal. Narrated by Billy Connolly

A young canine-loving couple from Hertfordshire are hoping for a fresh start in a new High Weald home. Their budget is £600,000, so presenter Ginny Buckley soon rustles up some tempting properties to show them. Away from the houses, Ginny picks some of the local grape harvest before treating herself to a glass of fizz

Paul Martin presents from Capesthorne Hall in Cheshire as hundreds of visitors arrive with their family heirlooms and the experts pick out the best items to go off to auction. Paul also investigates the history of nearby Quarrybank Mill