Zara refuses to forgive Cherry, but when Zara is in dire need, Cherry comes to the rescue. Jimmi is horrified that he'll get wed in the wrong trousers. Show more

Series following some of the UK's 20,000 self-builders. Karl and Lesley Greaves face a battle with planners and their neighbours when trying to build their dream home near Leeds. Show more

Antiques experts compete to make the most money at auction. Charles Hanson and David Barby visit Lichfield in Staffordshire, and head for an auction showdown in Coventry. Show more

Jeremy Vine hosts the show in which teams from all over the UK take on probably the greatest quiz team in Britain, made up of some of the country's top quiz champions. Show more

John Craven and Jules Hudson travel across the borderlands of Cheshire and Denbighshire, meeting town criers and gooseberry growers, and visiting print works and heather moorlands. Show more

James Martin attempts to transform the catering at Scarborough General Hospital. He meets catering manager Pat Bell and her team of chefs, and sees where the problems lie. Show more

Documentary series with Dr Rhys Jones, who works with some of Wales's wildest animals. He deals with an escaped snake in a bathroom, a big cat sighting and a lonely chimp.

A year in the life of the most southerly islands of the Outer Hebrides. Father John Paul is on the arduous annual pilgrimage to Barra's highest point. Show more

Documentary series following Bristol's child protection teams. When is it right to remove a baby, and when should you allow them to stay at home? Show more

Comedy series. When Matt invites him to a charity benefit, Sean realises that his attraction to actress Morning Randolph may be mutual, leaving him with a difficult choice to make. Show more

Series telling the stories of some of the UK's oddest offences, including the robber caught on CCTV in Bristol crawling into a charity recycling bin to steal the clothes inside. Show more

Maverick veteran blues man Seasick Steve performs at the Barbican mixing old numbers from the likes of Furry Lewis with self-penned songs, including live favourite Chiggers.

Historian Saul David explores how wars are really fought - in the backroom of military planning. He shows how generals have met the challenge of moving armies.

Following giant pandas Tian Tian and Yang Guang's resettlement in Edinburgh zoo. Plus, how a Chinese reserve is attempting to reintroduce giant pandas back into the wild. Show more