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A year in the life of the Royal Horticultural Society’s famous garden at Wisley in Surrey. In spring the rhododendrons, camellias and azaleas are spectacular, and the alpine meadow is rich with colour as bulbs come into full flower

Paul Rankin helps people achieve gourmet excellence in their own homes, against the clock

Cookery programme comparing two entirely different cultures, with British chef Kevin Woodford and his American counterpart Kevin Belton. The chefs visit Ireland where they use seaweed to prepare a traditional Irish pick-me-up. In San Francisco, they go beyond organic farming methods and visit a farm growing edible weeds

Modern-day healer and spiritual guru the Barefoot Doctor travels the country dispensing wise words and practical advice for stressed-out souls in turmoil. In Blackpool he helps a moody teenager, a tour guide with high blood pressure and a circus clown with a fear of heights

Mark Jeffries hosts the gardening game show in which two teams expound on their gardening knowledge and also take questions from the audience

Home makeover show presented by Tris Payne. Designer Roo Ryde creates a bedroom with an Oriental flavour in an 18th-century cottage in Nottingham

Home makeover show presented by Tris Payne. In this edition, the team tackle a kitchen for a young family in Nottingham

The DIY show in which homes are given a facelift without any money being spent, presented by Linda Barker. Featuring the Bickerstaffe family from Hextable

Interior design roadshow, presented by Mark Curry. This edition comes from Portsmouth’s HM Naval Base as the team transform more everyday household objects

The Smillie one presents an interior design challenge from Catford. Anna Ryder Richardson thinks she can bring some Miami glamour to a living room, and Michael Jewitt completely transforms the sitting room of an Evangelical minister. With handyman Andy Kane

Designer Kathryn Rayward demonstrates how to completely revamp a room without decorating. Kathryn helps a man break away from his student days and create a masculine, stylish bedroom, as well as a more sophisticated living room

Home makeover series. The team transform the bedroom of a 12-year-old Goth with building altars, bed posts, spiders webs and lots of purple and black paint

Garden makeover series with Alan Titchmarsh, Charlie Dimmock and Tommy Walsh. The team create a flower garden for a Dartmoor resident, complete with a woodshed, raised beds, wattle screens and a water feature

Garden design programme, introduced by Tessa Shaw. Anne McKevitt creates a fashionable garden for a trendy urban couple, with a volcanic splash of colour and an outdoor DJ box

Exclusive to UK Style, a series in which Richard Sneesby designs and builds a water garden project from scratch in each programme. After surveying the site, he comes up with a design, draws up plans, collates the materials, and finally completes the project, aided by landscape gardeners Chris Maton and Mark Edwards

Scotland’s favourite gardening series. Featuring a look at compost production. With Bill Torrance, Jim McColl, Carole Baxter and Carolyn Spray

Daphne Ledward answers the horticultural queries of gardeners taking part in the National Gardens Scheme - a project where people open their gardens to the public for a few days a year for charity. Daphne visits the gardens at Clearbeck House in Lancashire, a habitat for wildlife where flowers flourish alongside an array of sculptures

Hugh Scully and a team of experts examine antiques owned by members of the public. In this edition, the programme visits Welshpool

Interior design roadshow presented by Mark Curry from Scarborough. Petra Boase turns a bookshelf into a cupboard. Mike Jewitt adds a touch of leather to an old table. Helen Lucy is inspired by American art deco

Interior makeover show. Presenter Sally Gray and the team get to work on the perpetually busy kitchen of Rabbi Fishel Cohen and his wife Esther, with a design that takes into account their kosher beliefs

Anna Walker presents the DIY series. Jake Robinson and Gavin Lowe convert a room to accommodate a working and dining area

The DIY show in which homes are given a face-lift without any money being spent

David Dickinson gives two teams of amateur collectors an hour at an antiques fair in which to acquire the best bargains possible with only 200 pounds. This edition comes from Shepton Mallet with experts Nigel Smith and Louise Weir

Home decorating programme. This programme features ideas for making the most of cupboard space, the trend for sixties furniture, tips for children’s rooms and how to decorate a toilet seat

Alan Titchmarsh presents the series in which experts perform makeovers of viewers’ gardens in just two days. A North London garden presents a tricky challenge with its two massive gas holders, which the team plan to disguise with a bamboo aqueduct, tropical planting, decking and a tapering lawn

Antiques dealer David Dickinson gives two teams of amateur collectors an hour at an antiques fair in which to acquire the best bargains possible with 200 pounds

Home improvement series with Russell Harris and Sean Rafferty

Series about the ups and downs of buying and selling property. Vladimir and Maria, a couple from Russia, are looking to buy their first house together, and have decided on the current home of Emma and Philip. They in turn have decided to buy the property of Julian and Frauke, who are expecting a child and need a bigger place

DIY series in which Fiona Quigley and Siobhan Palmer teach incompetent men how to decorate. This programme comes from Bletchingdon, Oxfordshire, where the girls must fix some guttering and replace a back door

The ultimate interior design challenge, presented by Carol Smillie. Two neighbours get ready to transform a room in each other’s home - with a budget of 500 pounds and some professional help. In this edition, Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen brings feng shui to Docklands, while Liz Wagstaff fills a Gothic bedchamber with gargoyles

Home makeover show presented by Tris Payne. A young couple awaiting the birth of their first child are looking for a cosy yet stimulating nursery

Home makeover programme in which Kathryn Rayward and John Amabile vie with one another to produce the best interior design. Johnnie and Jules must choose whether their bedroom should be given Kathryn’s French style or a touch of John’s Napoleonic classicism. Also featuring ‘Handy’ Andy Kane

Tessa Shaw presents the home decorating show which offers inspirational solutions to design dilemmas. Anne McKevitt tries to fit a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, living room and dining room into one of the smallest properties in the country

Charlie Dimmock and Anna Ryder Richardson find out what it takes to do other people’s jobs. In this edition, they learn about strict discipline with the Household Cavalry