The stories behind ten people who changed the world. This second episode looks at Grace Darling, Edward Jenner, Rosa Parks, Dr Thomas Barnardo and Elizabeth Fry. Show more
Martin Roberts and Lucy Alexander visit a 100-year-old barn in Devon, a three-bedroom house in London and a three-bedroom house in Lincolnshire. Show more
A look at the work of sheriffs as they strive to retrieve cash for members of the public. Lawrence and Kev pay a return visit to a college which owes a consultant over £2,000. Show more
Gaelic children's programme. The little people sing about heavy and light objects.
An Rìgh Uilleam Show more
Consumer show. Dom is called in by three disgruntled customers who all have issues with the same make of car but were offered different solutions and prices. Show more
Cookery challenge. The remaining five chefs are tasked to make a crepe soufflé. After another elimination, four chefs have the chance to cook for Michel Roux Jr. Show more
How Kent Police tracked down the conmen who persuaded pensioners to hand over their cards and PIN details. Plus Matt meets a man who is on the verge of losing his home. Show more
HARDtalk
Doreen Lawrence - Director, The Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust
30 minutes
on BBC Two Scotland
Laws have been passed and institutions reformed to combat racism but, two decades on from Stephen Lawrence's murder, how much has changed? HARDtalk speaks to Doreen Lawrence. Show more
The latest national and international news, plus top interviews and analysis.
The latest international news from the BBC.
Jo Coburn is joined by the president of the Liberal Democrats, Tim Farron MP, to discuss Algeria, the royal succession and Prince Harry in Afghanistan.
Michael Aspel and a team of experts examine curios and artefacts offered up by the public in Wisbech. Featuring a valuable vase and a collection of royal memorabilia. 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 learns how Queen Victoria used to hide from her subjects, discovers how factory workers went deaf and goes out with a bang in Aberdeenshire. Show more
Series following the work of probate researchers. The case of Robin Miller enables an heir to find out more about his grandfather's past as one of Kitchener's Army. Show more
Comic Relief takes over the Great British Bake Off tent. Warwick Davis, Duncan Bannatyne, Simon Reeve and Andy Akinwolere attempt pastry for the first time. Show more
Dan Snow traces the development of Britain's railways, from the beginnings of a true national network in the late 1830s through to the end of the 'railway mania' in 1847. Show more
Comprehensive coverage of the day's important national and international news stories, presented by Gordon Brewer.
Rishi Persad presents coverage from Potters Leisure resort. Highlights include the world mixed pairs final and Scotland's Jonathan Ross taking on English qualifier Pat Briscoe. Show more
Historian James Holland tells the story of the battle for the tiny Mediterranean island of Malta, one of the most vicious and violent episodes of the Second World War. Show more
Chris Packham examines some of the world's weirdest natural events. In this episode, Chris visits a town that was brought to a standstill by a swarm of flying insects. Show more
Frantic Assembly and Cardboard Citizens are among the theatre companies revealing how actors and directors transform performances with movement, gesture, and improvisation. Show more
Six short 'how to' films aimed at informing and enabling Media Studies students at Key Stage 3 and 4 and beyond to understand the techniques involved in producing various media. Show more
