BBC Two TV Guide — Tuesday, 13 October 2026

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Browse the full BBC Two TV guide for Tuesday, 13 October 2026. 26 programmes listed , including 9 tonight. UK listings updated daily — scroll down to tonight's highlights or use the day tabs above to browse the weekly schedule.

  1. 00:55 55m

    Countryfile

    The Supreme Sheepdog Trials
    Matt Baker and Emily McGowen report on the Supreme Sheepdog Trials
    Matt Baker and Emily McGowen are in the Cotswolds for the biggest date in the sheepdog trialling calendar - the Supreme. The finest dogs and handlers from across the UK and Ireland take part in a showcase of instinct, skill and control. After months of training and a year of tough qualifying trials, only one will claim the title of Supreme Champion
  2. 01:50 1h 5m

    The Celebrity Traitors

    S2 · E3
    The first banishment unfolds
    As the first banishment unfolds, the Faithful are hoping that they've caught a Traitor, while the Traitors are desperate to keep their identities concealed. The celebrities must put their trust in one another during a mission that fuels suspicion and paranoia amongst the players
  3. 02:55 25m

    The Celebrity Traitors: Uncloaked

    S2 · E3
    Ed Gamble and guests analyse the latest developments in the castle
    Ed Gamble hears from the latest banished and murdered players from episode 3 about their time in the castle, and he gets their reactions to the Traitors' identities
  4. 03:20 3h 10m

    This Is BBC Two

    Preview of upcoming programmes
    Preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two

  1. 06:30 45m

    Bargain Hunt

    Southwell 26
    Two teams buy items to sell for profit at auction
    A pair of PhD students and a father and daughter gallop around the antiques stalls of Southwell Racecourse with experts Lesley Kiddell-Spencer and Irita Marriot, while Eric Knowles challenges fairgoers to identify a mystery object made of a hard wood that has a screw top with holes pierced in it
  2. 07:15 45m

    Escape to the Country

    S27 · E27
    People search for their ideal rural retreats
    City-dwelling families, couples and individuals set out to find their ideal rural retreats with the help of a property expert
  3. 08:00 30m

    The Best of Weatherman Walking

    S2 · E8 · Coastal Ramblings
    Derek Brockway recalls three of his favourite coastal walks
    Derek Brockway recalls three of his favourite coastal walks, including jet-skiing off Abersoch beach and the time he got a dunking in Pembrokeshire. He also remembers the time he discovered why Porth Neigwl is dubbed Hell's Mouth and when he met volunteers called the Silver Slashers
  4. 08:30 30m

    The Best of Weatherman Walking

    S2 · E9 · Welsh Waterways
    Derek Brockway revisits three favourite waterways walks
    Derek Brockway follows the river Taff to Brecon, stands on Devil's Bridge in Pontarfynach and takes the train around Barmouth Bay as he revisits his favourite waterways walks
  5. 09:00 3h 15m

    BBC News

    A round-up of the latest headlines

  1. 12:15 45m

    Politics Live

    The latest stories from Westminster and beyond
  2. 13:00 45m

    Impossible

    S5 · E7
    Quiz, hosted by Rick Edwards
    Rick Edwards hosts the quiz in which contestants compete for the chance to win £10,000, with a single 'impossible' answer knocking them out for the day
  3. 13:45 45m

    The Answer Run

    S1 · E2
    Jason Manford hosts the quiz show where couples face 50/50 questions
    Jason Manford hosts the fast-paced quiz show where three couples face a series of 50/50 questions which hurtle down the Answer Run towards them. Across three rounds, the couples build up their cash pots, but only one pair can face the Final Run and earn the opportunity to take home their cash prize
  4. 14:30 45m

    The Boss

    S1 · E11
    Quiz, hosted by Susan Calman
    Quiz hosted by Susan Calman in which one contestant becomes the Boss and has to use judgement and tactics to decide which player is best suited to answer questions
  5. 15:15 30m

    Great British Railway Journeys

    S16 · E7 · St Bees to Grange-over-Sands
    Michael Portillo travels along the Cumbrian Coast Line
    Michael Portillo continues his railway tour, travelling along the Cumbrian Coast Line. Outside of Egremont, he visits Florence Mine, an old iron ore mine transformed into an arts centre and producing vibrant pigments from the haematite. In Ulverston, Michael discovers the cradle of Quakerism at Swarthmoor Hall, where secret meetings were once held by Quaker founder George Fox
  6. 15:45 50m

    The Great House Revival

    S4 · E4 · Old Schoolhouse, Ballyoughter, Co Wexford
    Designers turn a Victorian schoolhouse into a modern three-bedroom home
    Designers Robin Grundy and Eoin Murphy found their forever home in a Victorian Schoolhouse in Wexford. After returning Toronto with their two children, the couple agreed on turning the schoolhouse into a modern three-bedroom home
  7. 16:35 40m

    Vintage Antiques Roadshow

    S27 · E3 · Hastings
    A Meissen pot is valued in Hastings
    Michael Aspel and the team visit Hastings, East Sussex, where treasures including a Meissen pot and a sketch by Augustus John are presented to the experts for valuation. David Battie is given the honour of opening a chest containing a wedding gift that has not seen the light of day since the 1920s. First shown in 2004
  8. 17:15 45m

    Flog It!

    S12 · E50 · Somerset 30
    From the Fleet Air Arm Museum in Somerset
    Charlie Ross and Christina Trevanion evaluate antiques at the Fleet Air Arm Museum, situated on the Navy's largest aviation base, HMS Heron in Yeovilton, Somerset. Paul Martin travels to London to find out more about renowned scientist Thomas Young

  1. 18:00 30m

    House of Games

    S10 · E12 · Week 3: Tuesday
    With Chizzy Akudolu, Stephen Bailey, Banjo Beale and Philippa Dunne
    Chizzy Akudolu, Stephen Bailey, Banjo Beale and Philippa Dunne test their general knowledge skills in a variety of trivia-based games
  2. 18:30 30m

    Strictly: It Takes Two

    S24 · E12
    Ellie Taylor dishes up all the behind-the-scenes action from the ballroom
    Ellie Taylor dishes up all the behind-the-scenes action from the ballroom with a panel of Strictly celebrities. Also, Anton Du Beke will swing by for a chat
  3. 19:00 1h

    The Hairy Bikers Go West

    S1 · E1
    David Myers and Si King visit the Isle of Bute
    David Myers and Si King visit the Isle of Bute, while also discovering how locals are embracing change and keeping important traditions alive
  4. 20:00 1h

    Saving Lives at Sea

    S11 · E9 · Rip Current Surfer
    A call comes in for the Porthcawl crew about a surfer in trouble
    The Porthcawl crew's training night is disrupted when a call comes in about a surfer in trouble below the cliffs at Rest Bay. During the peak of a cyclone known as Storm Amy, Bridlington's lifeboat is tasked to a Dutch trawler that has lost power 13 miles off the Yorkshire coast. The Calshot crew search in thick fog for a motorboat with engine failure - somewhere in the shipping lanes of the Solent
  5. 21:00 1h

    John Simpson - Sixty Years at the BBC

    John Simpson takes a look back at his 60-year career at the BBC
    John Simpson takes a look back at his 60-year career at the BBC - reporting on the biggest global news stories of the era. He reflects on the changing world he has witnessed, including the revolution in Iran that seemed destined to fail, his brutal kidnapping in Beirut, and the fall of the Berlin Wall. John also reminisces on memorable encounters with inspiring leaders and cruel dictators
  6. 22:00 30m

    QI

    S20 · E13 · Tubular
    Sandi Toksvig looks at tubes and tubas in a totally tubular show
    Sandi Toksvig looks at tubes and tubas in a totally tubular show, with panellists Alan Davies, Sara Pascoe, Bridget Christie and Deborah Frances-White
  7. 22:30 30m

    Newsnight

    Headline analysis, with Victoria Derbyshire
    Analysis of the day's events, with Victoria Derbyshire
  8. 22:58

    Weather

    The latest forecast
  9. 23:00 1h 5m

    Being Muslim After 9/11

    The impact of the September 11 attacks on British Muslims
    Journalists and film-makers Mobeen Azhar and Masood Khan revisit their archives, reconnect with old interviewees and meet a wider range of people with important stories to tell, seeking to understand how things have changed for British Muslims in the 25 years since the September 11 attacks