Antiques expert Tim Wonnacott and chef Rosemary Shrager travel to Scone, which Queen Victoria visited to improve the monarchy's standing in Scotland. Show more

Tim Wonnacott and Rosemary Shrager are at Wimpole Hall in Cambridgeshire, following in the footsteps of Queen Victoria, who visited here with Prince Albert in 1843. Show more

Tim Wonnacott and Rosemary Shrager visit the Royal Pavilion in Brighton to reveal the story behind 19-year-old Queen Victoria's visit during the Christmas Holidays in 1838. Show more

Jo Brand is joined by three celebrity Great British Bake Off fans to take a look at the week's episode, with chat, unseen footage and an interview with the eliminated baker. Show more

Sister series to The Great British Bake Off. Jo Brand is joined by comedian Josh Widdicombe and chef Rosemary Shrager to dissect the latest goings-on in biscuit week. Show more

Celebrities test whether retirement in India is better than in the UK. The group start to settle into normal life in India and take a 150-mile trip to the Taj Mahal. Show more

With one week left of their Indian adventure, what conclusions will the celebrities reach about the realities of retiring to the other side of the world? Show more

Chefs Rosemary Shrager and Jean-Christophe Novelli take to the road through Yorkshire to see who can buy antiques that will cook up profits at auction. Show more

Competitive food show. The Karim family from west London go up against the Dawes family from Hampshire. Will the Karims, with their Indian recipes, curry favour with the judges? Show more

Competitive food show. Will the Pigott brothers and their bold flavours impress or will the classic home cooking of the Hilliard family be what the judges are looking for? Show more

Competitive food show. The Massaccesi family from Wiltshire face the Gangotras from Birmingham. Which family's clever use of flavour will see them through to the semi-finals? Show more

Competitive food show. The Ayoubi family hail from Syria and their food is steeped in history. They are hoping to outcook the Herberts, who love to experiment with weird flavours. Show more

Competitive food show. The Kings from south west London cook their favourite dishes, hoping to win against the Codougan family from Northamptonshire and their Caribbean-style food. Show more

Competitive food show. Will the Bellamores, with their hearty, generous helpings, or the Bellamys, with their Persian-influenced recipes, impress the judges? Show more

In the final heat, the Boyes family from Liverpool, for whom presentation matters, take on the Rignalls from Buckinghamshire, who draw on their Indian heritage. Show more

Competitive food show, presented by Zoe Ball and Nadiya Hussain. In the first of the semi-finals, three families go head to head. Only one can go through to the final. Show more

Competitive food show, presented by Zoe Ball and Nadiya Hussain. In the second of the semi-finals, another three families go head to head in three demanding new challenges. Show more

Competitive food show, presented by Zoe Ball and Nadiya Hussain. In the last semi-final, three families go head to head to try to secure the remaining place in the final. Show more

Competitive food show, presented by Zoe Ball and Nadiya Hussain. The final three families face one long, continuous challenge: preparing food for a big family get together. Show more

Competitive food show. Grandmother Toren's age-old family recipe for Swedish meatballs goes up against Betty's risotto. Show more