Building work on Griff's farm moves to the inside of the house. At last, things are being built up instead of knocked down. But as the deadline looms, tempers begin to fray.

As summer arrives, the farmhouse is stripped down to its bare essentials. Meanwhile Griff takes a tour of the local rock scene with geologist Sid Howells.

Griff Rhys Jones's exploration of Britain's rivers continues as he travels from Liverpool to the Humber and attempts to swim the almost-freezing Mersey. Show more

Griff Rhys Jones follows the mighty Severn and its neighbour, the Wye. He also attempts to bog snorkel, meets druids for a ritual water blessing and sleeps in a hermit's cave. 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

Griff Rhys Jones starts in the Torres Strait Islands on his journey to discover what extraordinary treasure is being created in far-off places by the indigenous people of today. Show more

Griff Rhys Jones revisits some of the buildings featured in Restoration and the campaigners who captured the nation's heart, discovering what has happened since. Show more

Griff Rhys Jones continues his investigation of anger in himself and others and tries Buddhist meditation with a monk in Scotland and boxing at a gym in Sheffield. Show more

Griff rediscovers a once well-trodden route, picking up the medieval pilgrim's staff to retrace the steps that thousands of worshippers made from Holywell to St Davids. Show more

A tribute to British comedian Mel Smith, who died in July 2013, aged 60, featuring home video footage, rare archive material and many classic sketches. Show more

This documentary presented by Griff Rhys Jones reveals how celebrated writer Thomas Hardy created some of the most memorable characters and stories in English literature. Show more

Griff Rhys Jones takes a look at anger in himself and others, talking candidly to his family, friends and colleagues. With journalist Rosie Millard and comedian Rory McGrath. Show more

Accompanied by a herd of cows, Griff Rhys Jones retraces the 250-mile droving route from the Isle of Skye to Falkirk market used in the 19th century. Show more

Griff Rhys Jones continues his tour of the mountains of Britain and goes to the central Highlands, where he explores Glencoe, the Cairngorm range and Ben Nevis. Show more

Griff Rhys Jones travels to Ghana and the jungles of Burma to learn about the army of West Africans his father served alongside during the Second World War. Show more

Griff Rhys Jones continues with phase two of the restoration of his farm in Pembrokeshire. Work on the derelict miller's cottage is progressing well, but there is trouble brewing. Show more

Jo Coburn with the latest political news and debate from Westminster. Jo is joined by guest of the day Griff Rhys Jones to discuss planning laws.

In his quest to find out if traditional art still thrives among the indigenous people of the world, Griff Rhys Jones goes to India in search of exquisite textiles. Show more

Griff Rhys Jones continues his quest to find traditional art in remote places by travelling to West Africa. He considers whether there is such a thing as pure African art. Show more

The story behind Not the Nine O'Clock News, which launched the careers of performers Rowan Atkinson, Mel Smith, Griff Rhys Jones and Pamela Stephenson, and writer Richard Curtis. Show more