Together TV

Sally runs away from her strict upbringing to become a rock band's groupie. A cautionary tale of hairy hippies and heartbreak. Drama starring Esme Johns and Donald Sumpter.

Documentary following antiques as they are restored for sale at Castle Durrow. Expert jeweller Frances appraises a beautiful five-diamond platinum sparkler, and a Fender guitar signed by the Rolling Stones piques the interest of a dealer

DIY expert Dave Wellman is in the West Midlands, using reclaimed bricks during a masterclass in old English brickwork

DIY expert Dave Wellman is in Edinburgh. He fixes a window that needs shutters and fits a new sink

Cookery series hosted by renowned author Tom Norrington-Davies, beginning with recipes for comfort food, including Lancashire hotpot and Bakewell pudding with cream

Tom Norrington-Davies visits the only tea plantation in Britain and tries milking cows at a Jersey dairy

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Teleshopping programming bringing you a selection of innovative products

A chance for viewers to purchase goods from the comfort of home

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Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull are challenged to turn a tired old garden into a space inspired by the Middle East. John and Vanessa want a garden reminiscent of Oman, the desert kingdom where they first met. The large raised planter right outside the back doors - nicknamed the sarcophagus - is outdated and dominates the garden, and John and Vanessa are desperate for it to go, but they are keen for the materials to be reused to make the most of their £4,000 budget

Becky and Paul and their two children live on the edge of the picturesque Quantocks near Taunton, Somerset, but are struggling with the strange dog-legged shape of their new-build garden. Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull use a £6,000 budget to transform its landscaping and introduce a cracked paving patio and bespoke seating area, with a dry stone wall façade. While Chris drives the main garden build, Charlie get to tackle the dog-leg, which Chris has designed to be a fun kids area with a water play area and wooden musical instruments

Alan Titchmarsh and the team are in Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, where they meet deaf couple Asif Iqbal and wife Sabina. The green-fingered experts attempt to turn a boring lawn and crumbling patio into a Bollywood dream garden with an outdoor kitchen for Asif, Sabina and their family

Rick ends his UK food tour on home turf, the West Country, where he meets a trio of food pioneers - Riverford's Guy Singh-Watson, who blazed a trail for organic food before many people knew what it was, famous cheese-maker Mary Quicke and his friend and fellow chef Mark Hix, the master of simple British food. Back home Rick cooks a carrot tarte tatin and a cheese, potato and spinach filo pie

The actor is joined by Hairy Biker Si King on his quest to find new ways of spending time in the great outdoors. Taking the scenic route north to Chillingham, the pair head out to visit the estate's famous wild cattle

Becky and Paul and their two children live on the edge of the picturesque Quantocks near Taunton, Somerset, but are struggling with the strange dog-legged shape of their new-build garden. Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull use a £6,000 budget to transform its landscaping and introduce a cracked paving patio and bespoke seating area, with a dry stone wall façade. While Chris drives the main garden build, Charlie get to tackle the dog-leg, which Chris has designed to be a fun kids area with a water play area and wooden musical instruments

Newlywed couple Tessa and Robin juggle running a 48-bedroom castle and 50 acres of land with a special pair of Royal Highlander cows. In the auction room, a small but perfectly formed painting by one of the world's most famous artists, John Constable, is ready for auction. Silver enthusiast Oliver desperately hopes that a late 19th-century Japanese silver punchbowl will be coming home with him, while auctioneer Michael needs to sell a 1930s Philco radio that props-buyer Bridie and her mother Sara have fallen in love with

Rick ends his UK food tour on home turf, the West Country, where he meets a trio of food pioneers - Riverford's Guy Singh-Watson, who blazed a trail for organic food before many people knew what it was, famous cheese-maker Mary Quicke and his friend and fellow chef Mark Hix, the master of simple British food. Back home Rick cooks a carrot tarte tatin and a cheese, potato and spinach filo pie