In this short drama from Hong Kong, Jack is embarrassed by his dad who is deaf and signs. But a little promise teaches him how to stand up for what is right.
Property renovation series. Martin and Lucy travel between the north and south visiting two semis and a bungalow, all sold under the hammer. Show more
Dominic Littlewood looks at antisocial behaviour. In this episode, Enfield's Environmental Health team tackles the health hazard created by a hoarder. Show more
Dom Littlewood looks at clever new methods that the police and the public are using to catch crooks red-handed.
Animal Saints and Sinners
Episode 5: Three-legged Rescue Dog and Fly-grazing Horse Rescue
45 minutes
on BBC Two Northern Ireland
Animal documentary series. Animal welfare officers investigate horses that are being illegally fly-grazed on local land. Show more
Series exploring the hidden world of animals' senses. A look at how caribou use UV light to avoid wolves and how slow-motion vision helps dragonflies kill. Show more
Series following new emergency service recruits. Police special Amber sends in the dogs to help bust a suspected drug dealer. Lifeboat recruit Gary joins a life-or-death mission. Show more
Series showcasing global travel. Ade Adepitan asks if Jamaica's all-inclusive resorts are having a negative impact on the local economy. And, a look at an 'escape game' in Hungary. Show more
The latest national and international news, plus top interviews and analysis.
The latest international news from the BBC.
A special programme on Scottish independence with Andrew Neil in Edinburgh and Jo Coburn in London.
The final programme in the series documenting the life of Bolton steeplejack Fred Dibnah sees him contemplating his future and the possibility of retirement.
Fred Dibnah's World of Steam, Steel and Stone
Episode 1: The Industrial Landscape
29 minutes
on BBC Two Northern Ireland
Fred Dibnah looks at industrialisation in Britain. He revisits sites including Queen Street Mill, the Long Shop Museum and the Black Country Living Museum. Show more
Joy Cheshire wants to sell the memorabilia she collected with her husband David, a theatre historian. Gloria Hunniford and John Cameron help her chase her £1,000 target. Show more
On the eve of the final, Tom Kitchin, Theo Randall and Michel Roux Jr challenge their proteges to come up with a menu to serve in the final. The pressure is on. Show more
Cookery challenge. Kirsty Wark, Ruth Goodman, Phil Vickery and Ricky Groves are tested on teamwork, creating meals for the lunchtime staff at John Lewis. Show more
Iolo Williams shares his passion for Welsh wildlife. With stunning aerial and wildlife photography, the first episode features the beautiful south of Wales. Show more
Michael Portillo learns the secrets of stilton cheese and finds out how trains transformed the traditional British sport of fox hunting. Show more
Antiques challenge. John 'The Hammer' Cameron and Philip 'The Fox' Serrell face their greatest challenge yet - the Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is showdown. Show more
Richard Osman presents the fast-paced quiz show where what contestants have in common is just as important as their general knowledge.
Dermot Murnaghan hosts the show where every day a new team of challengers take on what is probably the greatest quiz team in Britain, made up of some of the country's top quizzers. Show more
With Kirsty Wark. The journey of Ian Paisley. Iran's secret war in Iraq. Boris. Scotland. Pistorius. Pumeza Matshikiza sings Puccini.
The series about archetypal streets in three of Scotland's great cities focuses on the Fittie Squares, a housing scheme built for fishermen in 1809. Show more
