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Lost treasures are reunited with previous owners06:30
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James Broad and Robin JohnsonJames Broad and Robin Johnson come to the aid of a man who was told he had three months to live a year ago, but who knows time is short. They go rummaging and restoring to fund a holiday that could be his last, coming up with jewellery, crystal and an 18th-century Japanese cabinet
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Two sisters take on two vicars in Detling, Kent08:00
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A showcase of unseen treasures from Trentham Gardens in StaffordshireFiona Bruce presents a showcase of unseen treasures from Trentham Gardens in Staffordshire, including a rare Shamshir sword and a painting by George Leslie Hunter. Plus, Fiona's antiques knowledge is put to the test with three pieces of pottery with Cubist designs, and ceramics expert and long-standing Roadshow regular John Sandon chats about his life in antiques
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The latest national and international stories
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The latest stories from Westminster and beyond
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S06E07
Quiz, hosted by Rick Edwards13:45
Game show, hosted by Clive Anderson
Game show in which contestants are tested on their mental abilities in head-to-head rounds. Hosted by Clive Anderson
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Work at Avebury Manor gets under wayWork at Avebury Manor gets under way, as designer Russell Sage sets out to renovate a bed bought at an auction. The team fears the outlandish colour scheme proposed for the Queen's bedroom could be rejected by the National Trust, while Penelope Keith and Paul Martin continue their journey in search of inspiration
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Inside the homes of writers Rudyard Kipling and Vita Sackville-WestThe documentary goes behind the scenes of two historic homes in the south of England. The National Trust work to preserve the gardens of Sissinghurst Castle in Kent in the same style that previous owner Vita Sackville-West planted them back in the 1930s. Twelve miles away, the Jacobean manor Bateman's was the sanctuary of Rudyard Kipling until his death in 1936. The plan is to preserve his personal possessions to tell not just the story of Kipling the author, but also the man and father
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The wildlife of the island's eastern mountainsAn observation of the wildlife that inhabits the narrow band of mountains and rainforest on the island's east coast, from ring-tailed lemurs living on an inhospitable peak, to forest-dwelling sifakas, small primates on the verge of extinction. The programme also focuses on the golden bamboo lemur, which is capable of consuming daily doses of cyanide, and looks at the fruit-rich treetops where red-ruffed lemurs defend their food and territory. Narrated by David Attenborough
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From Ickworth House near Bury St Edmunds, SuffolkPresenter Paul Martin and antiques experts Adam Partridge and Philip Serrell visit Ickworth House, a classical mansion near Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk. The team picks out a selection of interesting collectibles to be sold at auction, including a pair of light cavalry swords. Plus, Paul visits two unusual landmarks, a town centre lighthouse and the Southwold to Walberswick ferry
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With Huge Davies, Amy Dowden, Humphrey Ker and Jamie-Lee O'Donnell18:30
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JJ Chalmers joins Robson in and around the Scottish town of PitlochryRobson is joined by Invictus Games gold medal winner JJ Chalmers. The pair head to Killicrankie, where they zip wire across the River Garry, before heading to their digs for the night. They also take a sledge ride through countryside and then head to the Blackruthven Estate, where they are given a drystone-walling lesson
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Rick Stein embarks on a road trip through AustraliaRick Stein embarks on a deeply personal and revelatory road trip through Australia. He starts his journey by exploring Sydney, the city where he first arrived as a 19-year-old in the 1960s. Guided by personal memory and curiosity, Rick uncovers how Australian food is changing and why. Traversing the city, he visits some of the city's most acclaimed restaurants and explores the grassroots food that is making the country's cuisine so unique
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Examining life for British and German citizens during the Second World WarDavid Olusoga traces the lives of residents of two apartment blocks - one in London and one in Berlin - during the Second World War to reveal what life was like for citizens during the deadliest conflict in world history. The historian begins by looking at the situations of the building owners back in the 1920s just after the First World War, with both owners being former soldiers the impact of the war still had its hold over them but the economic chaos in Germany is driving the country to support a new political party
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With Nabil Abdulrashid, Holly Walsh, Sam Campbell and Alan Davies21:45
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Dara O Briain introduces comedians Jack Skipper and Felicity Ward22:30
Headline analysis
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The latest forecast
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Sofia Coppola's biopic based on the autobiography of Priscilla Presley. Schoolgirl Priscilla Beaulieu is accustomed to the unsettled life of an army family. Invited to a party at the home of Elvis Presley as he carries out his military service in Germany, the shy teenager catches his eye, and is slowly drawn into a strange and unhealthy co-dependent life as the wife of a rock 'n' roll star. Cailee Spaeny stars in Sofia Coppola's biopic, based on the autobiography by Priscilla Presley, with Jacob Elordi as the singer
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Claudia Winkleman presents the game of backstabbing and trust02:00
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There is a scramble for places in the remaining lifeboatsAt 1.12am, the liner is going down fast and there are more than 2,000 people still on board, but without enough lifeboats to go around and no rescue mission in sight, everyone left faces a struggle for survival. As the situation gets more urgent, and in the face of a scramble to get in the remaining lifeboats, guns are handed out to the senior officers to maintain order
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