Five short films which aim to inspire young learners to produce their own musical compositions, no matter their skill level or musical experience. Show more

Introducing five- to seven-year-olds into the world of materials science. The children investigate how TV, bricks and crayons are all made. Show more

Series featuring properties sold via auction. Martin Roberts and Lucy Alexander visit a three bedroom house in Derby, a house in Kent and a property in Cumbria. Show more

The team investigates holiday horror stories, including a family left devastated by the truth about an investment, and the 'holiday tax' bumping up the cost of flights. Show more

The Abadas are playing in the mud in the garden when Ben invites them to play another great word game. What will today's word be and who will be chosen to look for it? Show more

Gaelic children's programme.

Bruno learns to dance like his friend the pink cow.

Western set in the 1890s. A Texas sheriff on the trail of Frank and Jesse James rides into a no-man's-land favoured by bandits because it is outside any legal jurisdiction.

World War II film made in semi-documentary style, following the training of American bombing crews. With Robert Ryan.

Andrew Neil with the latest political news and debate, including the UK's relationship with the EU. He is joined by guests Danny Finkelstein and Mary Ann Sieghart.

Colin Murray introduces action from the men's quarter-finals and the previous night's women's semi-final as the 2013 World Championships reach the latter stages.

The last leg of his journey takes Griff to East Anglia, the part of the country he knows best, as he revisits the romantic sailing boats of his childhood on the Broads. Show more

A special edition in which Michael Aspel introduces moments from previous roadshows and recounts stories of the Queen Mother's early life at Glamis Castle. 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 travels to the Victorian seaside resort of Aberystwyth and unleashes the power of a 19th-century engineering triumph. Show more

Series following the work of probate researchers. The team investigate Brian Yanchuk, whose unusual name uncovers a story stretching from 19th century Canada to World War II. Show more

John Humphrys asks questions on subjects including Anne Boleyn, the Wallander novels of Henning Mankell, the life and music of Sir William Walton and Shakespeare's tragedies. Show more

Series following a year in Carol Klein's garden in Devon. It is summer and the garden is at its most abundant, with cannas and dahlias providing an explosion of colour. Show more

Comedy quiz looking for quite interesting answers. Stephen Fry has a jolly good time in the company of Julia Zemiro, Tim Vine, Rob Brydon and Alan Davies. Show more

Presented by Emily Maitlis. How did Jimmy Savile abuse so many for so long? Will Britain have a referendum on EU membership? Plus a tribute to Thunderbirds creator Gerry Anderson. Show more

Kirsty Wark and guests discuss some of 2013's artistic highlights, including the film version of Les Miserables and the new novel by Nobel Prize winning author Mo Yan, 'Pow!'. Show more

Colin Murray introduces highlights from the remaining quarter-final men's matches.

Rob Walker presents highlights from the evening's action at Lakeside, including the second women's semi-final.

BBC Two joins the BBC's rolling news channel, with bulletins on the hour and the headlines every 15 minutes.