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Chefs battle it out against the clock, creating delicious dishes in 20 minutes. With Alastair Little and Antony Worrall Thompson

The daily roadshow bringing ideas and inspiration to different communities

An extended edition of the popular holiday programme

Two more chefs battle it out against the clock, creating delicious dishes in 20 minutes. Ainsley Harriott hosts while Paul Rankin and Nick Nairn step up to the hobs

The interior design show. This week, a look back at the distinctive style of the 50s - the colours, textures and shapes. Tessa Shaw meets those who love it and live with it, and the young designers who are influenced by it. Plus designer Eve Stewart comes to the rescue of a family with the most common of all domestic problems - clutter

Flower designer Jane Packer finds out why millions of people in the UK are turning to martial arts to keep fit

The ultimate interior design challenge, presented by Carol Smillie. With designers Linda Barker and Michael Jewitt in Leeds

The makeover show in which Simon Biagi and a team of expert decorators visit viewers to transform rooms in need of a revamp

Californian real-estate agent Ann Maurice demonstrates the simple improvements that can help to sell a property and boost its value

Interior design roadshow, presented by Mark Curry. Another episode from Eton College as the experts are faced with more furniture transformations

Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen transforms the rooms of six people with extraordinary ideas. In this edition, he recreates an ancient Egyptian tomb in a Victorian terrace

Charlie Dimmock and Anna Ryder Richardson, who want to find out what it takes to do other people’s jobs, join the stylists at Vidal Sassoon

Hugh Scully and the Roadshow go across the sea to Douglas on the Isle of Man. Among the finds is a rare and valuable enamelled bowl which was used as an ashtray, a biscuit tin in the shape of an aeroplane, and a battered motorcycle which won the Isle of Man TT race in 1923

Really stylish solutions for truly tiny gardens. Garden designer Simon Harrison-Knibbs creates a plant free garden for a group of flatmates living in Clapham

Alan Titchmarsh, Charlie Dimmock and Tommy Walsh perform garden makeovers in just two days. An updated version of the programme in which the team took up the challenge of creating a garden fit for children of all ages. After bringing in topsoil and turf, they build a sandpit, giant pencils, a swing, a colonnade and a wildlife bank. Two years later, Charlie and Tommy return to see how the garden’s fared

Britain’s best-loved gardening show presented by Alan Titchmarsh. Always packed with good ideas and timely reminders to get the most out of your garden, whatever its size or type

Alice Beer challenges garden designer Diarmuid Gavin to redesign a garden without seeing it beforehand

Home restoration series. Steve completes a staircase and Alan learns how to make a cake to a 400-year-old recipe

Tessa Shaw presents the home decorating programme. Alison Pearce creates a functional family bathroom. Also features tips on lampshades and how to use salvage items

Australian designers are given the chance to transform neighbours’ rooms against the clock. Presented by Suzie Wilks

Home improvement series with Russell Harris and Sean Rafferty

With flamboyant chef Ainsley Harriott. Recipes include salmon burgers with watercress and seasoned butter, tagliatelle suzette, and mozarella rosemary chicken

Recipes, tastings, features and consumer news

Diarmuid Gavin presents a series of garden makeovers. Diarmuid builds a stunning water feature from three huge steel trays to create a cascade inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright’s ‘Falling Water’

The repair show with handywoman Mag Ruffman who repairs everything from a leaky tap to rotting deck boards

Transatlantic interior design challenge with attitude employing the familiar formula of two couples revamping a room in each other’s home. Genevieve Gorder and Laurie Smith visit Atlanta to help two sets of neighbours transform their kitchen and living room

Chris Beardshaw travels around by helicopter on a mission to find Britain’s most inspirational gardens. In this edition, Chris helps an oyster fisherman from west Scotland deal with an overgrown garden. Along the way, he finds out why Scots design the best shady gardens, and climbs the tallest tree in Britain

Californian real-estate agent Ann Maurice demonstrates simple improvements that can help to sell a property and boost its value

Quentin Willson introduces the consumer property series providing an incisive look at buying, selling and owning homes. Fenella George spends a day with a professional househunter. Estate agent Paul Higgins guides housebuyers through the anxious phase between offer and completion. There’s a look at what makes property boom and bust. And what will happen to the lighthouse in danger of falling off a cliff?

Michael Holmes presents a guide to buying and selling property. In this edition, designers Jessica Earle and Suzanne Barnes tackle an awkward staircase and troublesome lighting

Britain’s best-loved gardening show presented by Alan Titchmarsh. Always packed with good ideas and timely reminders to get the most out of your garden, whatever its size or type

A chance to see inspirational private gardens with Kathy Renwald, who joins her guests in their gardens to view a diversity of styles from immense perennial borders to urban gardens made up of practical containers