Geography programme for primary schools. William visits Scotland to climb a mountain, learning about the wildlife that lives there and finding a power station deep inside. Show more
Geography programme for primary schools. William visits a bee farm, learning all about the different types of bees who live in a beehive and how they make and store honey. Show more
Geography programme for primary schools. William visits an orchard, learning how berries and apples are grown before discovering how fruit can be made into juice and jams. Show more
Geography programme for primary schools. On a narrowboat trip, William learns about the difference between rivers and canals as he travels through a tunnel and into a lock. Show more
Geography programme for primary schools. William learns about the different types of trees that grow in the ancient Caledonian Forest, and meets some red squirrels. Show more
Geography programme for primary schools. William meets his friend Emily and they explore a cave in Yorkshire. Inside the cave they discover lots of different rock formations. Show more
Martin Roberts and Lucy Alexander visit a unique detached property in Staffordshire, a semi-detached house in Essex and a bungalow in Cumbria. Show more
The team investigate stories about holidays and travel, discovering how an airline sent one passenger backwards and forwards around the world after a missed connection. Show more
Comedy. A young professor impulsively marries a nightclub singer and has to break the news to his conservative parents. Show more
The head of a flagging opinion-poll company discovers a town which accurately reflects the average American's opinions, and immediately recognises its money-making potential. Show more
Colin Murray, Bobby George and guests review the second round matches and look ahead to the night's quarter-finals.
Griff Rhys Jones meets the Sicilian cucumber-growing community of Essex, sails a gunpowder boat and trains with a team of veteran rowers as he explores the Lea. Show more
Michael Aspel and a team of experts examine curios and artefacts offered up by the public. This time, the venue is Glamis Castle in Angus, Scotland. 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
Michael Portillo rides the stunning Severn Valley Railway across Victoria Bridge and learns how Victorian blacksmithing was not for the faint-hearted. Show more
Series following the work of probate researchers. The team are trying to find the heirs of Gordon Clarke who died in 2009 and is rumoured to have a 40,000-pound estate. Show more
On the final night of their astronomical adventure, Brian and Dara discuss meteors, comets and asteroids and discover what they reveal about the origins of life on Earth. Show more
Brian, Dara and their guests return for an extra half hour of chat, debate and audience participation celebrating all things astronomical.
Wildlife cameraman Gordon Buchanan follows a wild polar bear family over three seasons. The team returns in September and finds the polar bears are having a tough time. Show more
Colin Murray introduces highlights from the night's men's best-of-9 set quarter-finals.
Rob Walker introduces the first women's semi-final from Lakeside, as well as action from the men's quarter-finals.
BBC Two joins the BBC's rolling news channel, with bulletins on the hour and the headlines every 15 minutes.
A musical about a bully and his victim, developed and performed by pupils with special educational needs. Plus a workshop for classes who would like to try to recreate the musical. Show more
