Martin Roberts and Lucy Alexander visit a renovation project in Maidstone, a one-bedroom flat in Salford and a house in Stoke with an outside toilet. Show more

Consumer series with Dominic Littlewood. Dom helps people who have had problems with the same used car firm after paying for cars that were not up to scratch. Show more

Series looking at benefit fraud. Investigators work on the case of a woman who claimed benefits as a jobless single mother, but who may be much better off than they first thought. Show more

Antiques experts Eric Knowles and Catherine Southon do battle at auction in Nottingham. With £1,000 to spend, Eric is excited. But will Catherine emerge triumphant? Show more

The first of two specials marking the centenary of the outbreak of World War I. Fiona Bruce travels to the Thiepval Memorial to the Missing of the Somme. Show more

Chef Tony Singh creates a seasonal feast of venison with haggis ravioli. Plus a lively debate about whether we've got it wrong about food miles. Show more

Magazine for the deaf community. See Hear takes a look at the state of deaf theatre and the contemporary productions that incorporate deafness and sign language in creative ways. Show more

Historical epic starring Alec Guinness and Sophia Loren. After Marcus Aurelius is poisoned, his cruel son Commodus becomes emperor and quickly reveals a tyrannical streak. Show more

The three remaining bakers try to impress the judges with fondant fancies and chiffon sponges in their final and most demanding challenges. Only one can be crowned winner. Show more

From tropical paradises where the newborn calf takes his first faltering breaths to the storm-ravaged icy polar seas, the whales' great feeding grounds, we reveal seas of great contrast and surprise. Show more

Nicholas Crane and a team of experts explore the British coast. This programme covers the Welsh coast, from Cardigan Bay to the Dee. Show more

Michael Aspel and the team return to Gloucester Cathedral. Objects uncovered include the microphone used by Churchill to announce the end of World War 2. 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

Brits test drive an alternative life in Europe. Anita Rani travels to central Italy to help a couple from Brighton find a new home in the green region of Abruzzo. Show more

Top chefs compete to cook at a banquet marking the 70th anniversary of D-Day. The three north-west chefs try to redeem themselves with their main course. Show more

Series following the highs and lows of estate agents. A look at the extremely polarised London property market and the estate agents plying their trade in the capital. Show more

Ian Hislop explores the British trait of obsession with the past. He shows how the Victorians turned to the Middle Ages to make sense of their era of progress. Show more

A look at BBC Two's early years. After a disastrous opening night power cut, series including Playschool to Match of the Day began and the channel was the UK's first to go colour. Show more

Series following workers from one of Britain's biggest water companies. Britain faces its hottest summer in seven years and technicians face more smelly and revolting jobs. Show more

Magazine for the deaf community. See Hear takes a look at the state of deaf theatre and the contemporary productions that incorporate deafness and sign language in creative ways. Show more

Series exploring topical scientific issues. Professor Uta Frith shows how another kind of reality exists for people with autism and if many of us could be a little bit autistic. Show more