Medical drama. Zara encourages a shy man who lives in his head to go for it with the woman of his dreams. Ruth's sense of self erodes under the influence of Connie. Show more
Paul Martin and experts Charlie Ross and Elizabeth Talbot visit Ely Cathedral, where the finds include a vase and a table decoration that could take centre stage at auction. Show more
Two more families battle it out in this semi-final. Also in the cafe is actress Lesley Joseph who makes her favourite breakfast dish of smoked salmon and scrambled eggs. Show more
Dr Jonathan Foyle scales Britain's most iconic structures to reveal the buildings' secrets. The next step in Jonathan's journey takes him to Layer Marney Tower. Show more
Howard is concerned when Pearl starts going out every day with Nelly. Hobbo comes to his aid, and heads a surveillance party to follow them. Show more
From tribes hunting with eagles to the baking deserts of central Asia, the extreme landscapes in northern China mean life is always on the edge. Show more
In this episode of the science series, Wallace and Gromit explore transportation inventions from around the globe, and find out how to cross the Thames in a plastic bag. Show more
The story behind Florence Nightingale's rose diagram, designed to persuade the government that lives could be saved with better sanitation in hospitals. Show more
Andrew Marr goes on a journey to discover how some of the greenest landscapes in the British Isles were shaped and moulded by human hands down the centuries. Show more
Comedy. Reggie enjoys teaching at Nicola's school in his search to find a new focus in his life. He invites the class to spend a day at Groomtech, with disastrous consequences.
Steve and Becky are drunk and arguing, a situation not helped by the presence of Jamie, Becky's oldest friend. Show more
Archaeologist and historian Richard Miles examines the phenomenon of the Roman Republic, from its mythical beginnings to the all too real violence of its end. Show more
From tribes hunting with eagles to the baking deserts of central Asia, the extreme landscapes in northern China mean life is always on the edge. Show more
The team put science to the test. Liz visits the volcano that brought Britain to a standstill, while Dallas visits Vegas to explain why people are bad at predicting probabilities. Show more
In this episode of the science series, Wallace and Gromit explore transportation inventions from around the globe, and find out how to cross the Thames in a plastic bag. Show more
