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Catrin Heledd presents extended highlights of a first-round match from day three at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield

John Craven and Charlotte Smith head to the National Forest, to mark the planting of its 10-millionth tree. They discover how three decades of regeneration have transformed scarred mining land into a rich wildlife habitat, and meet people whose lives have been reshaped by the Forest, from a women's walking group to craftspeople building sustainable livelihoods from woodland materials. In Devon, Adam Henson meets a young farming couple reviving the practice of traditional woodland grazing

In the early hours a frantic teenage girl calls 999 to say that her friend has been attacked and stabbed in a car park. Police rush to the scene, where they find a 16-year-old with a life-threatening wound to his stomach. While his life hangs in the balance, West Midlands Police's homicide team get to work, with forensic investigators discovering two discarded weapons at the scene - a kitchen knife and a machete

The teams bid farewell to Europe and head into Asia, racing from bustling Istanbu to the remote town of Halfeti in south-east Turkey - where the last to arrive will be eliminated from the competition. Along the way, Katie persuades brother Harrison to tick off a bucket list experience - watching the hot-air balloons rise over the chimneys of Cappadocia - while the leaders in the last leg, cousins Puja and Roshni, continue to celebrate, this time because it's Puja's birthday

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After giving them business-building action plans at his makers' bootcamp, Dominic Chinea catches up with textile weaver Shiv from Brighton and portrait artist Jill from Berkshire to find out how they have got on

Two teams of families go antiques hunting at a huge fair in Kent, aided by Catherine Southon and Jonathan Pratt. Eric Knowles discovers the secrets of Leeds Castle

Police close in on an organised crime gang targeting farms across northern England and stealing high-tech GPS systems. After months of painstaking detective work, a high stakes sting operation is launched to bring the thieves to justice. In Leicestershire, a huge barn fire devastates a family run dairy farm, threatening cattle and destroying winter feed. In Scotland, reporter Paul Colgan meets farmer Debbie Duffus, as she is reunited with the air ambulance team who saved her life

The detectorists search for a beloved ring that was lost on a football field in 1966, and a phone dropped in the natural pools of Buttermere

Catrin Heledd presents live coverage of the morning session on day four at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, featuring the start of Chris Wakelin and Judd Trump's respective first-round matches against qualifiers. Wakelin was a quarter-finalist last year, and 2019 champion Trump went one better, going out in the semi-finals. With commentary and analysis from Steve Davis, Ken Doherty, Steven Hallworth, Stephen Hendry, John Parrott, Joe Perry, Dennis Taylor and Lee Walker

Alistair McGowan looks at the legends of the green baize who helped make snooker both a national obsession and a TV phenomenon, uncovering interviews with players who set new standards in the game. He takes viewers from the explosion of characters and colour in the 1970s and the dominance of Steve Davis and Stephen Hendry to the famous black-ball final of 1985 between Davis and Dennis Taylor - a game that shattered nerves and TV viewing figures

Hazel Irvine presents live coverage of the afternoon session on day four at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, featuring the opening session of Ronnie O'Sullivan's first-round match against a qualifier and the conclusion of Wu Yize's opener. O'Sullivan has won this title on seven occasions, with the most recent of those triumphs coming in 2022, and he was a semi-finalist last year. With commentary and analysis from Steve Davis, Ken Doherty, Steven Hallworth, Stephen Hendry, John Parrott, Joe Perry, Dennis Taylor and Lee Walker