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David Dimbleby shines a light on the secrets of royal moneyOver the reign of Queen Elizabeth II, the Windsors amassed extraordinary private wealth without anyone really noticing. As a result, Charles was the first billionaire to take the throne. David Dimbleby shines a light on the secrets of royal money, revealing how Elizabeth oversaw the most lucrative change to royal funding in two centuries. He also puts George Osborne in the hot seat to ask why the monarchy costs the taxpayer more than ever before - and considers whether they are worth the public cost
03:35
Appeal on behalf of Harry's HAT
03:45
Preview of upcoming programmes
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Charles Hanson and Roo Irvine race towards their final auctionCharles Hanson and Roo Irvine examine items in Greater Manchester. In Stockport, Roo buys a bumper selection of antiques goodies, from a 19th-century rococo revival clock garniture to a very large late-Victorian lantern. As a lover of all things Georgian, Charles buys a George II glass patch stand in Poynton. He also squeezes in a visit to Huddersfield in West Yorkshire to find out about the glorious singing sensation that wowed Queen Victoria, Mrs Sunderland. Competition is high between the pair as they race towards their final auction in Bristol
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S02E02
Anita Rani meets Ade Adepitan to hear his inspiring journeyAnita Rani meets Ade Adepitan to hear his inspiring Christmas story, from contracting polio as a toddler in Nigeria, to growing up with a disability in east London in the 1970s, to the rocky road that led to Paralympic glory with the British wheelchair basketball team
08:00
A debate on the key issues shaping the deaf community's future
Rolf Choutan hosts a debate from MediaCityUK in Salford, bringing together leading voices from across the deaf community to explore the key issues shaping its future. The participants are Mark Wheatley, CEO of the Royal Association for Deaf people, audiologist Sarah Adedeji, Deaf Action's CEO Philip Gerrard, and artist and therapist Rubbena Aurangzeb-Tariq
08:30
S01E09
Derek walks the Hafod Estate, the Offa's Dyke path and the Elan ValleyDerek Brockway revisits scenic treks in mid-Wales. The first walk he re-discovers is in the foothills of the Cambrian mountains where he explores the Hafod estate - a 200-year-old tourist playground of spectacular woods, waterfalls and riverside trails. Next, he recalls a stroll on the border in Presteigne with a young man who walked the entire 1,100-mile perimeter of Wales in aid of Alzheimer's. Finally, Derek travels to the Elan Valley in Powys for a seven-mile circular walk, punctuated by incredible feats of engineering - dams. He hears how the famous Dam-busters' bouncing bombs were tested there
09:00
The latest national and international stories
12:15
The latest stories from Westminster and beyond
13:00
S06E02
Quiz, hosted by Rick Edwards13:45
Game show, hosted by Clive Anderson
Game show in which contestants are tested on their mental abilities in a series of challenges based on memory, language, visual, numerical and spatial skills - in the hope of winning £10,000. Hosted by Clive Anderson
14:15
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The lives of Japan's snow monkeysNatural history film examining the difficulties faced by Japanese macaques - also known as snow monkeys. Made famous by a photograph published on the cover of Life Magazine in 1970 depicting one of the animals bathing in a hot spring, the primates have become a tourist attraction but face a daily struggle survive in the harsh climes of the mountains. Iain Glen narrates
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S01E08
Another selection of recipes from TV chefsActress and cake expert Jane Asher presents another selection of recipes from TV chefs, including the likes of James Martin, Mary Berry, Paul Hollywood, the Hairy Bikers, Raymond Blanc, Nigella Lawson, Tom Kerridge, Lorraine Pascale and Rachel Khoo
15:50
A woman presumed murdered turns up alive and well, confounding the suspicions of the New York detective working on the case, who thought the killer could have been one of her many socialite friends. Meanwhile, he finds himself irresistibly drawn to her as he tries to establish the victim's real identity. Mystery, with Gene Tierney, Dana Andrews, Clifton Webb and Vincent Price
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S10E38
From Dulwich College, south LondonAntiques experts Michael Baggott and Kate Bateman attend a valuation day at Dulwich College, south London, where items include an unusual oriental candlestick. Plus, presenter Paul Martin explores the Royal Observatory, Greenwich
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S2024E02
With Jim Howick, Matt Morsia, Rebecca Lucy Taylor and Susan WokomaGhosts star Jim Howick, Matt Morsia, aka Legend from Gladiators, Rebecca Lucy Taylor, aka singer-songwriter Self Esteem, and actress Susan Wokoma test their general-knowledge skills in a variety of fun trivia-based games
18:30
S23E57
Fleur East chats to one of the lucky Strictly finalists19:00
The cook meets three Glasgow families as they create celebratory feasts
The cook meets three very different families from Glasgow as they create celebratory feasts for their nearest and dearest. The households share their treasured family recipes and traditions with Andi, and demonstrate how a simple meal can help tell the story of a whole city - its culture, spirit and history
20:00
Bob and Paul fish for salmon in the rivers Dee, Tay and Ericht
Bob Mortimer, Paul Whitehouse and trusty canine companion Ted travel to Scotland to fish for salmon in the Dee, Tay and Ericht, and to taste the traditional Hogmanay celebrations on offer. They start their trip on a steam train overlooking the Dee, the first place they'll fish, a river that brings back special memories for Paul as he used to fish the same beat with his father for many years. Mystic Wilf also drops by to predict their year ahead, and Ted is treated to a special afternoon's entertainment before the traditional works party and awards ceremony. Their final guest arrives to give them a very special performance. Clare Grogan and her band Altered Images play as fireworks rain over their party and they all bid farewell to 2023 and welcome 2024
21:00
S23E08
Sandi Toksvig presents a weird and wonderful episode of the quiz show21:45
S04E08
Comedians Maisie Adam and Suzi Ruffell head to Morocco22:30
Headline analysis, with Victoria Derbyshire
22:58
The latest forecast
23:00
S01E03
Jenson Button faces a setbackAs tensions boil, a revolution brews among teams fighting unjust rule changes and unequal wealth distribution and they threaten to start their own series, challenging Formula 1's order. Amid this turmoil, Jenson Button faces a setback when his car struggles in cooler weather, hurting his confidence and championship hopes, while rival drivers seize opportunities. Tensions escalate within Brawn GP as Rubens Barrichello emerges as a formidable contender
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S01E04
The title is on the line in the penultimate race of the seasonThe team faces a run of bad luck in the Japanese GP as Red Bull dominates and the pivotal penultimate race in Brazil approaches with Jenson Button losing his grip on the championship. Team-mate Rubens Barrichello and Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel eye victory as Button struggles in qualifying and the race becomes a thrilling battle between the three drivers
01:00
A debate on the key issues shaping the deaf community's future
Rolf Choutan hosts a debate from MediaCityUK in Salford, bringing together leading voices from across the deaf community to explore the key issues shaping its future. The participants are Mark Wheatley, CEO of the Royal Association for Deaf people, audiologist Sarah Adedeji, Deaf Action's CEO Philip Gerrard, and artist and therapist Rubbena Aurangzeb-Tariq
01:30
S20E12
The remaining celebrities set out to impress three restaurant criticsThe semi-finals draw to a close with two cracking challenges. The first is an invention test with a difference. Working in teams, the remaining celebrities need to prepare and cook a main course and a dessert, but this time it needs to be done in relay. One will kick things off, the next will try to pick up the pieces and the last will, hopefully, be able to put everything together and plate up. However, no conferring is allowed. Then, as individuals, they have to cook a dish that shows off their skills to impress restaurant critics William Sitwell, Jimi Famurewa and Leyla Kazim
02:30
Interviews with the parents of the girls killed in the 2024 Southport attack
Documentary following the parents of the three girls who lost their lives in the 2024 Southport attack. Nine-year-old Alice da Silva Aguiar, six-year-old Bebe King and seven-year-old Elsie Dot Stancombe had excitedly gone to a Taylor Swift dance class but never came home, a tragedy that shocked the nation. This film follows the families' journeys through unimaginable grief and the legacies the parents are now building in their memory
03:30
Investigations from BBC correspondents all over the world
