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The ultimate interior design challenge presented by Carol Smillie from Blackford. With Linda Barker and Laurence Llewelyn Bowen

Presented by Gaby Roslin. Joanna Lumley returns to the desert island of Tsarabanjina where she was a castaway five years ago for the documentary ‘Girl Friday’. Now inhabited, the island is home to a small, exclusive resort. Phill Jupitus explains why he loves Boston and their baseball team the Boston Red Sox

Delia Smith demonstrates some more cookery basics. In this programme, she provides recipes for Welsh rarebit with sage and onions, and cheese and herb fritters with sweet-pepper marmalade

Cookery series in which chefs Ross Burden and James Martin are challenged to produce a tempting dish using only the contents of a viewer’s store cupboard

Presenter Natasha Stillwell meets people who have moved to the Isle of Skye and finds out about their different experiences of relocation. A couple who met on the island when they became neighbours reveal their passions for wood engraving and property renovation. Meanwhile, Lady Claire MacDonald cooks up a selection of mouthwatering dishes using local produce

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. This episode comes from Harrogate, with antiques experts Nigel Smith and Louise Weir

Interior makeover show with Sally Grey. In this programme, the team must create a highly stylish bedroom with very little money and hardly any time

Interior makeover show. Simon Biagi and the team tackle a 17th-century home in Royal Leamington Spa, said to be haunted by the ghost of an old, mad monk. Designers Richard White, Beverly Stewart-Vaughan and Robert David are in charge of the facelift

The DIY show in which homes are given a facelift without any money being spent

The DIY challenge show in which a room must be renovated in just 36 hours

The interior design challenge presented by Carol Smillie is in Co Wicklow, where two more households submit to the makeover experts. Linda Barker conjures up a sumptuous bohemian bedroom, while Michael Jewitt draws on ecclesiastical influences in the sitting room

Design programme in which Paul Roseby visits some truly astounding residences, finding out from the owners how they came to live in such unusual properties. Paul then invites a member of the public to come round for a meal, to see what they make of the design and decor. Featuring the Clerkenwell home of a model and a dinner of rabbit and prune stew

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

Alan Titchmarsh presents the series in which experts perform makeovers of viewers’ gardens in just two days. The neglected back garden of a house in Great Harwood, Lancashire, is transformed into a wildlife garden, complete with pond, a new fence, native trees and wild flowers. Meanwhile, the son of a next door neighbour shows Alan the garden he has created, which was inspired by the Ground Force book

Chris Beardshaw travels around by helicopter on a mission to find Britain’s most inspirational gardens. Arriving in the Lake District, he goes in search of the ultimate water feature. Along the way, he helps out a gardener whose pond is in trouble, and climbs down a waterfall to look for rare water-loving plants

Designer Chris Beardshaw presents a series demonstrating how to transform a garden in a single weekend. In this edition, Chris works on an overgrown garden in Warwick, and uses climbing vines to perk up an old potting shed

Scotland’s favourite gardening series. Bill Torrance and Carole Baxter create a shell path in a new seaside garden, while flower arranger Alison Bradley shows how to arrange summer blooms

Tips and ideas for every type of garden

Hugh Scully takes the team to Llannelli in South Wales and discovers two huge majolica pots left by a sea captain who couldn’t pay his hotel bill. The programme also features a group of silver items which belonged to the actor David Garrick, and a collection of early ‘Dandy’ comics

Interior design roadshow, presented by Mark Curry

Interior makeover show. Simon Biagi attempts to renovate a hallway. With help from Robert David, Mike Palmer and Nia Medi

Designers Justin Ryan and Colin McAllister present a guide to buying and selling property, showing homeowners how to maximise the appeal of their home to help secure a sale. In this edition, they tackle a property in Bartley Green, Birmingham

The DIY show in which homes are given a facelift without any money being spent. With Anna Ryder Richardson

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. This edition comes from Shepton Mallet

The ER team comes to the rescue of individuals who have a room in a critical condition. The team visit Biggin Hill in Kent to come to the rescue of a teenager whose drab bedroom is in need of a drastic change. With Paul Roseby, Kathryn Rayward and Phil Turner

Mark Evans and Simon Biagi host a horticultural game show in which contestants battle it out to win the ultimate garden makeover

Garden design programme presented by Anne McKevitt and Kevin McCloud, with contemporary landscape designer Diarmuid Gavin. The team revitalise two lacklustre roof terraces

Home and garden makeover series. Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and Diarmuid Gavin transform the home and garden of a couple who are mid-way through converting their semi-detached house in Kent

Lowri Turner and her team of experts offer advice to members of the public on the complex art of dating. The team must work out why Kelli Salone, a beautiful, blonde sales rep from Swindon, has been single for the past eight years. Closer observation on a dummy date reveals guarded body language, inappropriate dress sense and defensive conversation - the team have just six weeks to make Kelli more approachable

Lowri Turner and her team of experts offer advice to members of the public on the complex art of dating. A thirty-year-old builders’ merchant from Kidderminster with no dress sense, hopeless body language, and poor verbal communication skills is given six weeks to improve

Charlie Dimmock hosts a gardening series in which green-fingered volunteers turn patches of wasteland into gardens for the whole community to enjoy. In this edition, a neglected schoolyard in Scotland is turned into a Mediterranean-style garden

Alan Titchmarsh presents the series in which experts perform makeovers of viewers’ gardens in just two days. The neglected back garden of a house in Great Harwood, Lancashire, is transformed into a wildlife garden, complete with pond, a new fence, native trees and wild flowers. Meanwhile, the son of a next door neighbour shows Alan the garden he has created, which was inspired by the Ground Force book