TV Guide BBC Two Thursday

Michael Portillo explores West Runton in Norfolk, samples the local crab at Sheringham, and from Weybourne, he heads to Cley next the Sea, where he visits one of the country's oldest nature reserves. Later, in the village of Burnham Market, Michael joins a Norfolk-born chef at his fish and seafood restaurant

Comedian Dom Joly and actress Pauline McLynn are in Lancashire with James Braxton and Philip Serrell, buying antique bamboo and teapots. With four hundred pounds and two sporty classic cars, the teams test their antiques knowledge in a quest to bring home the big bucks at an auction in Cheshire

In Plymouth, the crew respond to a mayday call for a scuba diver who has lost consciousness during a 30-metre dive to a shipwreck. When the lifeboat crews respond to a medical emergency, they know every second could make the difference between life and death. Along the south coast, both of Hayling Island's lifeboats are launched to search for two jet skiers who have been reported missing

As Public Eye reaches number one, Helen is blindsided by a front-page article revealing her history of mental health struggles and institutionalisation. As she considers how to respond, she focuses her energy on a special report about the mental health system. Newsroom drama, starring Anna Torv and Sam Reid

Documentary following Baghani, a tigress chosen to breed in the wild. She is airlifted from her home in an Indian park to a new reserve where she encounters Rajore, a male who has also recently been released. The pair are filmed over two years, as they fight leopards for territory and learn to hunt boar, while trying to avoid being killed by poachers

A series of seemingly unrelated criminal events were all tied together, five years later, by one crucial piece of evidence. A journalist, a forensic psychiatrist and a former police detective delve into the long-running investigation involving a tablet found in the River Thames and its link to a web of international, organised crime

In German-occupied Poland during the Second World War, businessman and Nazi Party member Oskar Schindler is deeply affected when he witnesses the clearing of the Krakow Ghetto. He decides to try to save Jews destined for the concentration camps by employing them in his factory - an act of mercy made possible by a deal struck with a sadistic German commandant. Steven Spielberg's Oscar-winning drama, starring Liam Neeson, Ben Kingsley and Ralph Fiennes

It's sewing machines at the ready as the finalists tackle three challenges in their bid to be crowned this year's winner. They begin by following the pattern for a deceptively simple bias-cut slip dress, where one mistake in cutting the fabric could cost them the chance to continue. In the transformation challenge, they make garments using sheer fabric, before finally tackling the art of trompe l'oeil, creating illusions with fabric to fit their chosen friend or family member. Three finalists, three challenges - but only one will be crowned as the latest champion. Presented by Sara Pascoe

Rob Rinder and Rylan Clark follow in the footsteps of Rob's favourite novelist, E M Forster, and set out on a journey around India to discover the art, culture and ancient wisdom of the country with the hope it will help them lead better lives. They begin in the capital city of Delhi, where they immerse themselves in the chaotic street market of Chandni Chowk and visit the Humayun's Tomb, the architectural masterpiece that inspired the Taj Mahal