John Sergeant travels to the south west to find out how much has changed since Victorian photographer Francis Frith attempted to document life in Britain. Show more

Six players answer general knowledge questions with up to 10,000 pounds to win. Will they stick together and share the prize or break away for themselves? Hosted by Nick Hancock. Show more

Antiques experts travel across the UK searching for treasures. Anita Manning and Philip Serrell go head-to-head at an auction in Harrogate on this final day of their road trip.

Karen has to deal with a grumpy patient who complains of problems 'down below'. Cherry gives her notice to Howard, but her efforts to be discreet go catastrophically wrong.

Zoe Ball takes a sneak peek into rehearsals and the star-studded Friday Panel looks forward to the next show.

From the midst of prehistory to a bunker beneath the Bank of England, Dr James Fox reveals how golden treasures reflect everything that has been held as sacred. Show more

Host John Humphrys asks questions on Catherine of Aragon, Fanny Cradock, the novels of Roddy Doyle and French grand opera 1823-1900. Show more

Gardening series. Monty Don demonstrates how to protect tender plants over winter and prepares for spring, whilst Carol gives a practical guide to propagating plants via cuttings. Show more

The story of Machli, the most famous tiger in the world, a legendary fighter and loving mother of nine cubs - all set in the most stunning Indian scenery. Show more

Quiz show in which Stephen Fry asks for 'quite interesting' answers, this time about joints. With Cal Wilson, Jack Whitehall, Jimmy Carr and Alan Davies.

Ian Hislop investigates Britain's emotional history. He takes a wry and witty look at the ups and downs of the stiff upper lip since the First World War. Show more

Collaborations featuring Ray Davies and Mumford & Sons; Gorillaz with Bobby Womack and Mos Def; Robert Plant and Alison Krauss plus Manic Street Preachers featuring Ian McCulloch. Show more

Jools is joined by Madness, who perform songs from new album Oui Oui Si Si Ja Ja Da Da, plus Grizzly Bear, Willy Moon, Diana Krall and Zimbabwean afro-fusion band Mokoomba. Show more