02:30
S03E06
The Correction Inquiry hears a shocking revelationCarey gains full control of SO15 and releases Whitlock, leaving Figgis with no choice but to act. The Correction Inquiry hears a shocking revelation that puts Garland in the glare of the world's media. E-Squadron goes on the offensive, and with few allies left to trust, sacrifice is inevitable - just how far is Rachel Carey willing to go to protect the truth?
03:45
S01E05
Lisa tries to find a way of getting Stephen to talk to her04:45
Preview of upcoming programmes
06:15
S01E13
Tattoo shop manager Katrina leads the group on a hike around Loch LongTattoo shop manager Katrina from Glasgow leads the group on today's hike. She's been hiding an aquatic secret from the others - she has a part-time job as a mermaid, performing in aquariums. Katrina's walk starts and finishes on the shores of Loch Long - a haven for dolphins and porpoises, with some of the clearest water in Britain
06:45
John Craven and Charlotte Smith head to the National Forest
John Craven and Charlotte Smith head to the National Forest, to mark the planting of its 10-millionth tree. They discover how three decades of regeneration have transformed scarred mining land into a rich wildlife habitat, and meet people whose lives have been reshaped by the Forest, from a women's walking group to craftspeople building sustainable livelihoods from woodland materials. In Devon, Adam Henson meets a young farming couple reviving the practice of traditional woodland grazing
07:40
News, entertainment and weather reports
09:00
S2026E03
Exploring depopulation across Scotland's fragile rural communitiesA special edition exploring depopulation, one of the biggest issues facing to Scotland's fragile rural communities, with the team meeting people battling to reverse the trend. Anne Lundon visits a secondary school with just 31 pupils. and Rosie Morton discovers how hard it is to find housing in popular tourist hotspots. Dougie Vipond travels to Arran to hear about a scheme trying to persuade doctors to settle on the island, while Arlene Stuart meets campaigners who think they may have solutions
09:30
S2026E03
Calum Clunie demonstrates what can be grown from just one containerCalum Clunie demonstrates what can be grown from just one container in a season, and shows what can be produced for a family of four from a medium-sized vegetable garden. Brian Cunningham looks at how to keep lawns looking great and tackles a patio space around Beechgrove's chiminea corner, while there is a visit to a new allotment in Perth
10:00
Live coverage of the morning session on day two
Catrin Heledd presents live coverage of the morning session on day two at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, featuring two first-round matches. Two-time semi-finalist Mark Allen plays the concluding frames of his first-round match, and 2016 runner-up Ding Junhui gets his tournament under way on the other table. With commentary and analysis from Steve Davis, Ken Doherty, Steven Hallworth, Stephen Hendry, John Parrott, Joe Perry, Dennis Taylor and Lee Walker
12:45
S01E01
Andi helps plan a feast for the staff at the Royal Cornwall HospitalAndi takes her passion for food the length and breadth of Britain by helping to organise feasts to unite communities and say a big thank you to deserving people or organisations. She starts out in Cornwall, where local chef Ben Quinn is throwing a feast to thank NHS staff at the Royal Cornwall Hospital. Andi plans for 80 people on one long table on a beach. She devises a unique menu that tells the story of modern and traditional Cornwall, using local produce
13:45
S01E16
Spicy and exotic dishesAinsley Harriott introduces a selection of recipes from the BBC archives for spicy and exotic dishes, including tapas by James Martin, Paul Hollywood's tortilla tower, a Jamaican ginger cake from the Hairy Bikers and Ainsley's own jerk pork
14:15
Live coverage of the afternoon session on day two
Hazel Irvine presents live coverage of the afternoon session on day two at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, featuring two first-round matches. Four-time champion John Higgins gets his opener under way, while 2013 finalist Barry Hawkins plays his contest to a conclusion. With commentary and analysis from Steve Davis, Ken Doherty, Steven Hallworth, Stephen Hendry, John Parrott, Joe Perry, Dennis Taylor and Lee Walker
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18:00
Unseen finds from the show's travels, including Scandinavian nutcrackers
A collection of interesting and previously unseen finds from the show's travels around the country, with visits to Margam Country Park in south Wales, Highcliffe Castle in Dorset, Sandon Hall in Staffordshire and Powderham Castle in Devon. The antiques experts include Catherine Southon, Adam Partridge, Philip Serrell, Mark Stacey, Claire Rawle and David Fletcher, with items ranging from some folk art Scandinavian nutcrackers to a Napoleonic prisoner of war handcrafted box. Presenter Paul Martin also takes a look around the stately Firle Place in East Sussex
19:00
The inside story of Nasa's mission
The inside story of Nasa's mission around the Moon and back, with astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen having gones deeper into space than anyone has gone before. For the past three-and-a-half years, this Horizon special has had privileged access inside Nasa to chronicle the mission, hearing from astronauts, engineers, technicians and mission directors about what it takes to mount a moonshot in the 21st century. There are further insights from some of the biggest names in space science including Maggie Aderin and British astronaut Tim peake
20:00
S08E08
King Charles visits Campbeltown's farmers marketKing Charles visits Campbeltown's farmers market, where Andrew and Gayle hope to impress with their premium plants. Emma and Rob host a family wedding on their farm, but their pregnant cows could go into labour at any moment, while Callum and Zara hold a historic sheepdog trial attracting competitors from afar
21:00
S04E03
Police must determine if a man has used a 3D printer to make assault weaponsFirearms officers from West Midlands Police receive a tip-off about a local man with an unexpected arsenal of firearms. Inside a bedroom wardrobe they find six guns, two of which they believe are 3D-printed assault weapons. The 30-year-old resident is arrested and taken into custody, but he has no criminal record and no obvious links to organised crime, leaving police teams to ask whether he is an extremist, an arms dealer or simply a gun collector, as he claims to be. Is he creating these guns to use them, and could he have used them already?
22:00
The younger son of George V struggles to cope with an uncontrollable stammer, prompting his wife to enlist the aid of an eccentric Australian speech therapist. The support and friendship of the doctor prove invaluable when a crisis places the repressed prince on the throne, just as the outbreak of the Second World War leaves the country in need of a strong king. Oscar-winning fact-based drama, starring Colin Firth, Geoffrey Rush, Helena Bonham Carter and Guy Pearce
23:50
Extended highlights of a first-round match
01:50
Topical debate from Cardiff, with Fiona Bruce
02:50
S01E06
Lisa and Stephen navigate their new pregnancy03:50
S06E06
The Mann-Monro family need to declutter to heal old woundsStacey and the team head to Yorkshire to help the Mann-Monro family, a six-strong household overwhelmed by years of clutter and emotional memories. Mum of three Mary met stepdad Stuart 10 years ago, but after almost a decade of living together, during which time they welcomed fourth child Rosie, their house is now bursting at the seams. But among the things to sort are items belonging to Mary's late husband - things she packed away years ago but never confronted. Now the children have the chance to learn more about their father
