Tips on antiques and collectibles. This episode is a feast for the senses as epicurean curiosities come under the spotlight. Show more

Series following the work of Wigan's council officers. Fly tippers pose a problem for council officers in Wigan, and history and heroes combine as the council names new streets. Show more

Bill Turnbull hosts a quiz show featuring regular contributors known as the Think Tank. They answer hundreds of questions before the show, but how helpful will their answers be? Show more

Dom Littlewood shows how technology is being used to catch crooks. A man follows a woman home, then robs her in her own house. And a burglar has trouble stealing from a farm. Show more

Michael Portillo journeys around Britain. Michael heads for the sharp end of the Victorian industrial revolution at a needle manufactory in Redditch. Show more

Joanna Gosling presents daily news and current affairs. A look at racial slurs and the use of parental leave.

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Michelin-starred chef Michel Roux Jr puts his five chosen students through their paces at University College Birmingham, as he decides who will continue under his tutelage. Show more

James Martin explores regional ingredients around the British Isles. James finds out why Devon's milk is so creamy and makes a decadent clotted cream summer pudding. Show more

Highlights and analysis from the Super League. Wigan v Warrington, Widnes v Catalans, Leeds v Hull KR, St Helens v Hull FC, Castleford v Huddersfield and Wakefield v Salford. Show more

Hazel Irvine introduces a review of 2015's Masters, which saw Jordan Spieth claim his first major, in the process becoming the first wire-to-wire champion at Augusta for 40 years. Show more

Biting Ealing satire about a scientist (Alec Guinness) who invents an indestructible fibre but finds that everyone wants to destroy his formula. Show more

Comedy drama set in a Welsh mining village in the 1960s. Dr Prem Sharma and his wife Kamini nervously await the arrival of his dreaded mother-in-law, Pushpa. Show more

Series exploring Australia's coastline. Miriam Corowa investigates the engineering behind the 1970s Florida-style canal system of the Gold Coast. 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 continues his journey from Derby to Lindisfarne. In Boston, Lincolnshire, he explores the connection between the town and its American namesake. Show more

The Bikers travel to Russia. The papers are awash with stories of Russia's latest anti-western political play, and the Bikers are slightly nervous, but they're going in. Show more

The search for Britain's best team of pastry chefs. In the second heat, the teams must produce 36 opera slices, 36 babka knots and 36 petits gateaux. Show more

How Barack Obama tried to reshape America. The last episode begins with Obama's decision to launch the special operation into Pakistan, to catch Osama Bin Laden. Show more

With Kirsty Wark. Should the UK impose direct rule on overseas tax havens? The latest on the steel crisis. And why Justin Bieber is accused of offending African cultural heritage. Show more

The cookery competition continues, as five more hopefuls try to prove to judges John Torode and Gregg Wallace that they have the potential to be the 2016 MasterChef champion. Show more

An insight into modern farming life. In the west of Scotland in Argyll, husband and wife George and Sybil gather in their sheep from over six square miles of rugged mountainside. Show more