Martin Roberts and Lucy Alexander visit a two-bed semi in Chatham, Kent, an end of terrace in Durham and a house in Derby. They learn how much each home sold for. Show more

In this episode, a man is run over trying to warn drivers of icy roads, and a 999 call from England saves a woman in the United States.

Matt Allwright uncovers the secrets of sophisticated scams. Matt meets Terry and Pauline, who were exploited by merciless conmen when they decided to make a will. Show more

Series following the work of probate researchers. A Victorian school in Cheltenham produces a massive windfall and an unusual challenge for the team. Show more

Chefs compete to cook at a banquet to celebrate 25 years of Red Nose Day. Which desserts will help two chefs get through to their regional final? 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

Michael Portillo discovers how derelict Victorian London is being rejuvenated and puts in a shift at a Cambridgeshire brick factory. Show more

Stephen Sackur talks to Lord Saatchi, the advertising guru who helped define and sell what Margaret Thatcher stood for, about the legacy of Thatcherism. Show more

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Sci-fi classic. A young boy's excitement at seeing a spaceship land outside his house quickly turns to fear when everyone who visits the site returns in a zombie-like state. Show more

In 2003 NASA landed two robotic rovers on Mars. This is the incredible story of the mission, told by the experts involved, and illustrated with actual footage and CGI images.

Neil Oliver discovers the choughs which have recently returned to the Cornish coast.

John Humphrys hosts the classic quiz. This week's specialist subjects include Historical Buildings of England, Zulu War 1879, British Murders and Murderers 1850-1950. Show more

The search for Britain's best amateur baker, with Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins, is halfway through. Eight bakers remain, and they are tested on their biscuit-making skills. Show more

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

Documentary series. David Attenborough meets the earth's most astounding herbivores, whose prey is armoured, indigestible and sometimes poisonous. 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

The Bikers revisit the 1970s, showing how a well-prepared chicken cordon bleu and banoffee pie can be a gastronomic delight. Show more

James takes to the air to help an Oxfordshire town with its diamond jubilee celebration. He also tests whether it is possible to make your own luck. Show more

Liz Bonnin delves in to the world of invention. From the new space race to a nanotech revolution, she reveals some of the technologies set to transform our lives. Show more

Charlie Brooker explores the gulf between real life and television. From the moon landings to Blake's 7 to CSI: Miami, has TV warped our relationship with technology? Show more

Specials featuring archive on a single subject from past Mock the Weeks. This time the subject is education. Show more

Lucy Worsley explores how the health of past monarchs has shaped the nation. She examines the medical histories of the Tudors and Stuarts. Show more

Programme following a team of housing officers. Tenancy enforcement manager Alan nears the end of a troublesome case, while allocations manager Shonna tries to help some tenants. Show more

All the action from the first practice session of the Chinese Grand Prix at the Shanghai International Circuit as the 22 drivers get their first glimpse of the 16-corner circuit. Show more