The stories behind ten people who changed the world. This second episode looks at Grace Darling, Edward Jenner, Rosa Parks, Dr Thomas Barnardo and Elizabeth Fry. Show more
Martin and Lucy visit a property in Gillingham, Kent, a house in Cumbria and a house in Wiltshire. They learn how much each home sold for at auction. Show more
Series looking at benefit fraud. The fraud team at Ealing call on a handwriting expert to help convict two benefit cheats who have stolen tens of thousands from the public purse. Show more
Competition for a spot at a grand exhibition at the Mall Galleries. Featuring a bronze sculpture of a figure clutching a teddy bear and a portrait of a Florentine jeweller. Show more
Claudia Winkleman, Ed Byrne, Martha Kearney and Helen Glover attempt chocolate biscuits, lemon meringue pie and birthday cake for Comic Relief's 25th anniversary. Show more
David Dimbleby chairs Question Time from Dover. On the panel are shadow education secretary Stephen Twigg MP, union leader Bob Crow and Daily Mail columnist Melanie Phillips. Show more
The latest national and international news, plus top interviews and analysis.
The latest international news from the BBC.
Andrew Neil with the latest political news, interviews and debate, including the future of the Falklands and the Liberal Democrat spring conference.
Another chance to see the best One Show films, presented by reporters from around the UK.
Anne Robinson presents the quick-fire general knowledge quiz in which contestants eliminate the weakest team member at the end of each round. Show more
Hermione Cockburn investigates the astonishing rate at which the sands around Southport are disappearing into the sea, as the team visits the north west of England. Show more
Classic quiz. Specialist subjects are: history of 11th-century England, Auf Wiedersehen Pet TV series, life and works of Elizabeth Gaskell, life and music of Rod Stewart. Show more
John Craven and Jules Hudson travel around the ancient Forest of Dean and the dramatic Welsh valleys to discover the rich history being preserved above and below the ground. Show more
The first programme in David Attenborough's celebrated series looks at how animals employ an extraordinary variety of techniques to disperse their offspring. 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
Chefs compete to cook at a banquet to celebrate 25 years of Red Nose Day. The two remaining Northern Ireland chefs must cook their menus for the judges. Show more
John Humphrys presents another semi-final. Subjects are Scott's last journey, the films of Mel Brooks, WB Yeats, Otto von Bismarck and the novels of Sarah Waters. Show more
Gardening magazine. Monty Don reveals the changes he has made to his garden over the winter, tackles timely pruning tasks and shows the best way to lay a new path. Show more
The discovery of oil has led to huge changes across Arabia and in the Arab relationship with nature. This episode reveals how technology and nature interact across the region. Show more
The Prime Minister's economics are refuted by an independent forecaster. Can the government stop benefits tourism? And an interview with The Colour Purple author, Alice Walker. Show more
Clemency Burton-Hill and guests discuss Peter Morgan's play The Audience, The Childhood of Jesus, a new novel from JM Coetzee, and Steven Soderbergh's film Side Effects. Show more
Drama. A woman is taken in by her younger sister after 15 years in prison, but struggles to adapt to life on the outside. Show more
David Dimbleby chairs Question Time from Dover. On the panel are shadow education secretary Stephen Twigg MP, union leader Bob Crow and Daily Mail columnist Melanie Phillips. Show more
