BBC Two TV Guide — Tuesday, 21 July 2026

Next stop on Anita Rani's east coast road trip is West Mersea in Essex, where oysters have been harvested for more than 2,000 years, cultivated in the creeks around Mersea Island. Anita heads onto the brackish waters to meet the people farming oysters and talks to a team investigating how the non-native Atlantic rock oyster is affecting the local ecosystem, and whether it could play a role in helping coastal habitats respond to rising sea levels. Along the way, Anita looks back through the Countryfile archives at the people and projects shaping life around the coastline

Host Vernon Kay and unreliable tour guide Paul Gorton test Susan Calman, Max Fosh and Noreen Khan on their knowledge of the UK, beginning with Dundee

When an investigative reporter starts digging into Amanda's story, she finds that things are not adding up. Amanda continues to blog and fundraise - but soon, someone else joins the investigation

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In a Northern Ireland homecoming in County Down, Jules Hudson helps golf-loving Siobhan find a countryside home for her family but not without some sisterly support

The daughter of a footballer who played for Wolverhampton Wanderers in the 1940s seeks JJ Chalmers and James Broad's help finding new homes for her parents' belongings

Comedian and actress Sophie Willan takes over as host, welcoming 12 contestants into the sewing room, with judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young setting three tasks on the theme of the British summer. The pattern challenge sees them crafting summer shorts with a patch pocket, before they have to make barbecue aprons into bags in the transformation challenge. Finally, the sewers are asked to create garments to fit themselves as they make outfits for their ideal summer's day and model them on the catwalk

Kemah Bob, JJ Chalmers, Kevin Clifton and Victoria Derbyshire test their general knowledge skills in the hope of winning a prize

Roman Kemp and Sarah Greene host this quiz contest, in which five contestants race in moving podiums across the studio floor to try and win £5,000. The contenders battle across a series of fast-paced qualifiers and head-to-head races where the aim of the game is simple - to make it to the finish line before their rivals. The winner then races against the track itself in an attempt to win the cash prize

The team combines sustainability with staying on trend, with Kirsty Wilson demonstrating how to create a living herb wall made out of recycled materials

MI London Women v Sunrisers Leeds Women (Start-time 2.45pm). Coverage of the match from The Kia Oval in London, as the two teams get the season under way. The Sunrisers won last year's competition thanks to a seven-wicket victory against Southern Brave at Lord's. The Brave made 115-6 in their 100 balls before the Sunrisers, previously known as Northern Superchargers last year, chased down their target with 12 balls to spare