The stories of 'young Victorian villains', children whose fate was in the hands of the strict justice system, told through dramatic reconstruction. Show more

Stefan Gates explores the science behind agriculture's most important event. To grow good food, and enough of it, farmers need to understand the science behind the harvest. Show more

The grass cutter ants work together as a team to carry blades of grass to the ant colony.

Property series. Martin Roberts and Lucy Alexander visit a bungalow with hidden depths in Devon, a property in Dover and a house with a problematic cellar in Preston. Show more

Series following the emergency services in rural Britain. The Cornwall Air Ambulance crew are on hand to airlift a man who's been badly burned in a camping incident. Show more

Series reuniting people who were part of major news events. The campaigners who helped bring about a law banning handguns in Britain after the Dunblane tragedy meet once more. Show more

Series in which families try out life overseas. A dad is obsessed with moving his family to New Zealand - even though he has never been. Show more

Following six British households as they take on the responsibility of a puppy. As adolescence hits, common problems include aggression, humping and roaming. Show more

Guided by his Bradshaw's, Michael Portillo explores London's theatreland and discovers how 19th-century engineering made for spectacular theatricals. Show more

Zeinab Badawi speaks to Lebanon's foreign minister Gebran Bassil in Brussels. He is in the city to tell EU officials that his country has been overwhelmed by Syrian refugees. Show more

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The latest international news from the BBC.

Andrew Neil is joined by former Conservative leader Michael Howard to discuss all the latest political news, including the Liberal Democrat's election launch. Show more

A look at some of the BBC's most popular gardening programmes and personalities, presented by Carol Kirkwood. Carol explores subjects that all begin with the letter M. Show more

Nicholas Crane travels across eight British historical maps. He uses Timothy Pont's 16th-century maps of Scotland to locate unidentified mountains. Show more

Albert Speer was Hitler's architect, arms minister and only friend. But was his remorse after the war genuine, or a clever strategy? Show more

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

Sitcom about shopkeeper Arkwright and his downtrodden nephew and assistant Granville. Arkwright causes embarrassment at the wedding of Nurse Gladys's niece. Show more

Stately sitcom. Arthur arrives as usual to help out on the Grantleigh estate, but Audrey can't give him work.

The camp host gets his big chance when he is booked to do a cabaret spot at a posh golf club dinner.

The team visit Stoke-on-Trent, where presenter Paul Martin finds time to visit Little Moreton Hall, one of England's finest Elizabethan manor houses. Show more

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

Antiques series. Tim sees an eclectic mix of Glaswegian antiques including a piece of rare Clutha glass, a Glasgow Boys oil painting and a Singer sewing machine. Show more

Antiques experts travel the UK searching for treasures. Mark Stacey and Catherine Southon's Scottish road trip takes them to auctions in Paisley and Dundee. Show more

Amateur sewers test their sewing and dressmaking skills. The nine remaining amateur sewers are tested on their ability to make clothes on a miniature scale. Show more

Documentary series about life in contemporary Britain. The story of how City Link tried to survive in the high-stakes world of overnight deliveries, before entering administration. Show more

Charlie Brooker and guests take a satirical look at everything from Fifty Shades of Grey, Eat Well for Less and 4D cinemas to the economy, Greek austerity and the horror of ISIS. Show more

Cooking show. Scottish chef Tony Singh travels to India to trace his family roots and discover whether his mum's Punjabi cooking is the real deal. Show more

Reporter Richard Bilton reveals how Britain's biggest bank helped some of its wealthiest customers dodge tax and asks why these tax evaders have not been prosecuted. Show more

This version of the BBC Two documentary made especially for schools features interviews with eyewitnesses of the First World War, filmed in the 1960s by the BBC. Show more

Three people who were children during World War II explain their experiences to a young friend or relative. They describe their everyday life, their fears and excitement. Show more