BBC Two TV Guide — Sunday, 7 June 2026

A runner is found dead on the set of a Welsh TV drama. John helps Janie to investigate, and is struck by how much of an outsider he feels in what should be his natural home - especially whern he runs into an old co-star. Janie befriends the show's leading actor, leaving John concerned that she will not be able to put her personal connection aside and stay open to all suspects. Guest starring Jim Howick (Ghosts)

In the aftermath of the devastating defeat at Wembley, Southgate's guilt weighs heavily on his conscience. When the fans then turn on the manager, accusing him of prioritising politics over performance, he begins to doubt himself ahead of a controversial World Cup in Qatar. Drama, starring Joseph Fiennes

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Carol Kirkwood looks at subjects beginning with the letter F as she continues her alphabetical journey through the world of horticulture. Along the way, she gets inspiration and advice from some of the BBC's most popular gardening presenters

Horticulturist Christine Walkden takes to the skies above Oxfordshire. She visits Waterperry, where gardeners are the custodians of a formidable legacy, and chats to Mary Spiller, the first female presenter of Gardeners' World. She also meets the third-generation owner of a remarkable garden at Kingston Bagpuize, and discovers the roots of the Henley Regatta

Sean Fletcher and Adam Henson are in Lisburn, Northern Ireland, for the 157th Balmoral Show, the region's largest agricultural and food event, welcoming more than 100,000 visitors each year. Adam explores heritage crafts that the community are determined to preserve and joins families showing their prize livestock, while Sean is in charge of the stopwatch at the Tractor handling competition

Dougie Vipond helps a Glencoe youth hostel warden as the busy tourist season gets under way, while Robert Burns fan Cammy Wilson makes a pilgrimage to Ellisland Farm in Dumfries and Galloway. Arlene Stuart meets a Belgian family pursuing their dream by running a sheep farm in Perth and Kinross, and Leanna Fernandez is on the Solway coast searching for rare amphibian the natterjack toad

Calum Clunie plants up hanging baskets, a great way to decorate a doorstep or shed, and talks about his favourite bedding plants that can be planted right now. Brian Cunningham demonstrates the best way to tackle a border that has got out of control, while Calum shows just what can be done in an average-sized garden

Matt Tebbutt presents more highlights, with recipes from Gurdeep Loyal, Shivi Ramoutar and Greg Marchand, while McFly's Danny Jones faces his food heaven or hell

Mary visits Bristol, the city where she had her first job and where her son William studied at university. While in the city, Mary shares dishes including shakshuka, Tuscan chicken, and pear and blueberry galette. She also samples a Michelin-starred menu and tries her hand at street art

Andi visits Folkestone, where she helps local singer-songwriter Sophia Stutchbury stage a festival to celebrate the town's unsung musical heritage and cultural diversity. The chef takes on the task of devising a feast that takes inspiration from a wide range of international cuisines, including Polish, Syrian, Ukrainian and Nepalese

Antique experts Catherine Southon and David Fletcher are in Ushaw in Co Durham, seeking a selection of objects to take to auction. Catherine falls in love with a model of Muffin the Mule and David is enchanted by a limited edition book by author JK Rowling. Presenter Paul Martin learns what life was like for the students who studied at Ushaw when it was open as a Catholic college

The BAUHAUS-galan. Coverage of the fifth meeting of the campaign, held at Stockholm Olympic Stadium in Sweden. Home favourite Armand Dublantis broke his own world record here last year, clearing 6.28m in the pole vault. He has since added another 3cm to the record in Uppsala and he will be looking to break the record once again this evening. On the track, Duplantis' compatriot Andreas Almgren was victorious in the women's 5,000m, and USA's Olympic champion Rai Benjamin prevailed in the men's 400m hurdles