A compilation of short films for KS2. Looking at different aspects of WWI, these dramatised monologues show the diversity of people affected by the war. Show more

Property renovation series. Martin Roberts falls in love with the seaside views of a Devon cliffside house, while Lucy Alexander squeezes into a bijou London pad. Show more

Series following council officers. Council officers fight a fire that threatens the health of their residents and pursue a personal battle against the pigeon population. Show more

Consumer series with Dominic Littlewood. Pensioner Joan was sold a bath lift, but has since realised it is not right for her. Can Dom help her resolve her dispute? Show more

Famous faces recreate their childhood holidays. Len Goodman takes broadcaster and campaigner Esther Rantzen back to the Isle of Wight to relive her 1946 holiday. Show more

Simon Reeve explores the influence three rivers have on the countries they flow through. Along the Ganges, he sees how India's economy has affected its religious culture. Show more

Series following some of the nation's architects. Laurence Bowen and Paul Robinson travel to Dorset to see the final pieces of their factory-built home being slotted into place. Show more

Magazine for the deaf community. Memnos Costi explores the growing popularity of deaf fighting events and chats to MMA fighter Adam Evans and wrestler Sean Midnight. Show more

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Neil Oliver travels up the coast of west Wales, immersing himself in Pembrokeshire's quarrying past. Nick Crane finds out about the Three Peaks Yacht Race. Show more

Behind the scenes at Longleat Estate and Safari Park with Kate Humble and Ben Fogle. It is touch and go for Gladys the iguana - will she survive radical surgery? Show more

Sue Barker introduces further live coverage of the ATP World Tour Finals from the O2 Arena in London. Commentary by Andrew Castle and Tim Henman. Show more

The bikers continue their journey through time, celebrating British food. In this episode they look at fish, shellfish and the history of Billingsgate Market. Show more

How the Crinan Canal cut journey times for boats travelling up the west coast of Scotland, and how Loch Ness became a key part of the Caledonian Canal. Show more

Dermot Murnaghan hosts a general knowledge quiz in which teams from all over the UK battle to beat the Eggheads, some of the country's top quiz champions. Show more

Zoe Ball has all the gossip and exclusive news from Strictly Come Dancing. Plus, Ian Waite looks at how the couples are getting on in training.

Monica Galetti, Gregg Wallace and new judge Marcus Wareing put five new chefs through their paces, challenges include preparing a pork belly for roasting in just 20 minutes. Show more

Michael Portillo takes the train down the spine of Italy from Rome to Sicily, visiting Naples, the island of Capri and the ancient hilltop town of Taormina. Show more

Dara O Briain and guests Ade Adepitan, Rachel Lowe and Tiff Stevenson meet the candidate who ran out of moves when faced with the task of designing a new board game. Show more

As many as 250,000 boys under the age of 18 served in the British Army during World War I. Fergal Keane looks at their stories and tries to find out what made them enlist. Show more

Jack joins Gary's investigation, leading them to witness a weird ritual and arrange a covert rendezvous, while Madison's personality split widens. Show more

Documentary series which follows eight very different households in their kitchens. It is mid-September, and for some households it is time to celebrate a special occasion. Show more

Sci-fi drama. With Cybermen on the streets of London, old friends unite against old enemies and the Doctor takes to the air in a startling new role. Show more

A version made specially for schools of the BBC Two history series on Britain and the Cold War. Presented by Dominic Sandbrook. Show more

In this compilation of three short films specially made for schools, historian Dan Snow examines how two years of meticulous planning, espionage and analysis shaped D-Day. Show more