The BBC Philharmonic Orchestra performs Danse Macabre by Saint-Saens and The Chairman Dances by John Adams.

The BBC Philharmonic Orchestra perform Fingal's Cave written by Mendelssohn, and Petruschka written by Stravinsky.

Martin Roberts and Lucy Alexander visit an old cottage in Cornwall, a house in London and a one-bed flat in Derby. They find out who bought them and what they paid. Show more

Consumer show. Dom helps a couple get a refund from a company that failed to send a coach to take them and their guests to the registry office on their wedding day. Show more

Property series. Two families, the Goodes and the Samsons, try their best to extend their homes whilst keeping costs down and the work to a tight budget. Show more

John Torode sifts through archive cookery clips linked by the letter A, including Jamie Oliver's savoury apple crumble and Sophie Dahl cooking a toffee apple crumble. Show more

A look at the work of sheriffs as they try to retrieve cash for the public. In this episode, they meet a cleaner who is owed money after being unfairly dismissed from his job. Show more

Raymond Blanc looks at different cooking techniques, explaining how poaching conserves and enhances flavours of delicate ingredients while keeping them in perfect shape. Show more

Raffaele Sollecito faces retrial in Florence for his alleged role in the murder of Meredith Kercher. His story has made lurid headlines around the world - but how will it end? Show more

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Anne Robinson presents the quick-fire general knowledge quiz in which contestants must decide at the end of each round which of their number should be eliminated.

It's the turn of the chefs from the north east - Andrew Pern, Stephanie Moon and Tim Bilton. They serve their desserts, but which dish will earn top marks? Show more

In a special programme from Kenya, keepers help inoculate endangered Grevy's zebra against an outbreak of deadly anthrax, and head into the bush on the trail of two white rhino. Show more

A retrospective look at television appearances made over the years by Alec Guinness, capturing the milestones and highlights of his life and career. Show more

David Dimbleby goes on an architectural tour of Britain, exploring the great country houses of the reign of Elizabeth I. Show more

A visit to Hampton Court brings more fascinating finds for Michael Aspel and the team of experts. Among the items on show are a coral bracelet and a dress by Vivienne Westwood. Show more

Dermot Murnaghan 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

In 2011, the Hairy Bikers fronted a campaign to rescue meals on wheels. Si and Dave revisit a meals on wheels service in West Yorkshire that they helped volunteers set up. Show more

Documentary. With a third of British children living with only one biological parent, this film asks young people about their experience of their parents' breakup. Show more

Dara O Briain and the team find the comedy in the week's news with the help of guests Katherine Ryan, Rob Beckett, Ed Byrne and Stewart Francis. Show more

Documentary commemorating the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King's March on Washington, speaking to the people who organised and participated in it as well as many others. Show more

Jasmine Harman tries to help families tackle their hoards. In this episode she helps 87-year-old Olive reclaim her home as well as helping a mother and daughter in south London. Show more

Drama. Struggling to adapt to retirement, Len finds himself drawn back to his investigation. With the help of Vidya, he discovers the house is reluctant to give up its secrets. Show more

A guide to writing scripts for TV dramas such as EastEnders and E20. Writers, actors and directors reveal their top tips on how to break into the industry. With Tameka Empson. Show more

Michael Morpurgo, the author of War Horse, and Philip Pullman, writer of the His Dark Materials trilogy, reveal their inspiration and share the secrets of their writing. Show more

In four films, based on the BBC Two series Vikings, Neil Oliver explores the real Vikings at home and at sea behind the popular image. Show more