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Tom Hiddleston reprises his role as soldier-turned-hotel night manager Jonathan Pine in the long-awaited return of the acclaimed drama. The story picks up after nine years with Jonathan living as Alex Goodwin, a low-level MI6 officer running a quiet surveillance unit in London. His life is comfortingly uneventful until the chance sighting of former mercenary connected with arms dealer Richard Roper prompts a call to action and leads him to a violent encounter with a new player - Colombian businessman Teddy Dos Santos. Once in Colombia, Pine is plunged deep into a deadly plot to destabilise the country. With Olivia Colman, Diego Calva and Douglas Hodge

Claudia Winkleman hosts this musical exploration of her phenomenon ratings success. From epic classical orchestral favourites to opera excerpts with betrayal at their heart, this Prom, recorded in July at the Royal Albert Hall, features melodramatic chart tracks heard on the series with a gothic, symphonic twist. There's a new take on the theme tune and some familiar figures and faces from the challenges and round tables. Conjuring the misty intrigue are soloists Andrea Lykke, HAYLA and Darrell Smith, alongside the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra under conductor Karen Ní Bhroin and BBC Singers in works by composers including Rob Dougan, Sam Watts, Saint-Saëns, Mozart, Tchaikovsky and Puccini

Competition held in a different part of Britain each week in which five people showcase countryside walks, with each judged by the other hikers on the quality of the route, the picnic, the views and the entertainment. Kicking off the first week in Devon is 63-year-old taxi driver Helen, who taking the others for a cultural tour of Ilfracombe's coastal path with a surprise splashy ending

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

Ian Hamilton and his guide dog Major visit Alloa, which sits on the River Forth and was famous for brewing and glassmaking. He takes on a judo champion, visits a successful business on the high street, and hears about some dramatic paranormal events in the area. He and the crew also get the opportunity to try some handmade tablet, and Ian grabs the chance to take part in a tasting at Alloa's last brewery

Ian Hamilton and his guide dog Major visit Peterhead, Aberdeenshire, which was built on fishing but reinvented itself with the arrival of oil and gas and is now looking towards renewables. Ian visits the fishmarket, plays crazy golf in a newly renovated town centre park and heads to the harbour to find out about a big new investment in the town

The culinary expert offers tips for cooking delicious meals, including aubergine caponata, a warming vegetable noodle soup, and her chicken and herb casserole. Mary Berry also meets fellow foodies who love growing their own ingredients

Raymond's bull Major returns to work after being injured earlier in the year, but getting him to the field of cows involves a soggy detour. Raymond also travels to Switzerland with fiancee Jen to help their friends gather their valais blacknose sheep from the mountaintops. Kirsty and Aimee go sheep shopping to double their flock, while bad news forces buffalo farmer Stevie to make a shocking decision

Bill Bailey narrates this natural history documentary telling the story of some of nature's most extraordinary partnerships, revealing what sometimes happens when animals need an itch scratching, help getting into food or home security assistance. The answer is, to find a partner - and not necessarily one of the same species. Highlights include hippos joining forces with fish for a full-body exfoliation and ravens inviting wolverines over for some bone-crunching assistance with their dinner

Oscar-winning drama based on the true story of British runners Eric Liddell and Harold Abrahams, going for gold at the 1924 Olympics in Paris. The two athletes are driven by very different impulses - Liddell is inspired by his devout Christian faith, while Abrahams hopes to triumph over the anti-Semitism he has endured all his life. Starring Ian Charleson, Ben Cross, Nigel Havers, John Gielgud and Ian Holm. Vangelis provides the soundtrack

An embittered American Civil War veteran sets out to find his niece, who has been abducted by a renegade Comanche tribe. His search takes him many years, and during the long quest his travelling companion starts to wonder if he intends to rescue her or kill her. John Ford's Western, starring John Wayne, Natalie Wood, Jeffrey Hunter and Vera Miles

Nick Knowles and the team step in to help a youth club that has lost its home in the town of Beverley, East Yorkshire. The Cherry Tree Community Centre once gave local children a safe place to meet up and find support - but when the pandemic hit, the building was turned into a food hub for families, leaving the kids out in the cold. With another harsh winter on the way, Nick, designer Gabrielle Blackman and the DIY SOS regulars enlist the help of local tradespeople - as well as a few Gladiators - to construct a new, purpose-built youth centre on the edge of the park

Twenty-two people from across the UK descend on a Scottish castle in a bid to win up to £120,000, some to be assigned by host Claudia Winkleman as Traitors, while the majority are Faithful. Suspicions, secrets and lies echo around the castle, as under the cover of darkness, the Traitors must pick off the residual players one by one, eliminating them from the game. The Faithful must try to work out who the Traitors are in their midst, banishing them from the game before becoming their next victim. Those who make it to the final have a chance of winning the life-changing cash prize