A unique way of teaching numbers to preschoolers and infants. Rodd Christensen shows viewers how to play with and recognise the numbers one to ten. Show more

Property redevelopment series. Martin Roberts and Lucy Alexander visit a property in Jarrow, Tyne and Wear, two flats in Harlesden, London, and a terraced house in Salford. Show more

Series looking at benefit fraud. Matt meets the Croydon fraud investigators on the trail of a benefit cheat who had illegally received £47,000, claiming she was a single mum. Show more

Artists compete for a place at a grand exhibition at the Mall Galleries. Featuring a mother of two who never dreamed of being an artist and a student inspired by his grandparents. Show more

Series following the community on the island of Sark in the Channel Islands. As Easter approaches, shepherd David Scott is being kept busy with lambing. Show more

At Hertford College, Oxford, Fiona Bruce and the experts look at items including a bracelet once worn by a princess and expensive ceramics bought for a song at a boot sale. Show more

See Hear pays tribute to iconic sign poet Dot Miles. She was the inventor of beautiful sign poetry and had an enormous influence on deaf culture. Show more

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Swashbuckling historical adventure in which four gallant swordsmen attempt to save the imperilled throne of France. Show more

Presenter Gethin Jones makes an appeal on behalf of Renewable World, a charity that works in developing countries to tackle poverty through renewable energy. Show more

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by actor, director and producer Danny DeVito. Gyles Brandreth asks whether the art of conversation has been lost in the modern world. Show more

John Humphrys poses the questions in the final of the classic quiz. The specialist subjects include international golfing 1970-2003, Jim Morrison and Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Show more

Archive footage telling the history of modern Britain. Melvyn Bragg looks at the 1960s, when the Beeching Axe led to the closure of over 2,000 railway stations. Show more

Rick Stein discovers the delights of Mediterranean food. In Corfu he's invited to a family feast before learning how to make authentic Greek dishes and then heading to Majorca. Show more

Coast travels around the Welsh coast from the border with England in the south on the Severn estuary, to the northern English border on the Dee estuary. Show more

Jonathan Edwards introduces coverage from the opening day of cycling's World Track Championships in Belarus. Action includes the men's team pursuit and kilometre time trial finals. 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

Chefs compete to cook at a banquet to celebrate 25 years of Red Nose Day. The North East chefs cook their main course for judge Jason Atherton. Show more

The Bikers show how to create a gourmet party in lean times. They cook up tasty party treats and learn how to create a centrepiece without blowing the budget. Show more

Following the neurosurgeons of John Radcliffe Hospital. A mother receives the devastating news that her three-year-old daughter has a malignant brain cancer. Show more

Film critic Mark Kermode hands out his coveted statuettes to his pick of the best film-makers and actors over the last year. Featuring Sam Mendes and Mads Mikkelsen. Show more

Hugh Bonneville and Jessica Hynes pair up for a road trip through the former Soviet state of Georgia. Jessica's spirit of adventure causes Hugh a few anxious moments. Show more

Beneath the Lab Coat investigates the science behind fashion, cosmetics, space travel, cybernetics and more, meeting young men and women at the forefront of the new technology. Show more