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Archaeology series focusing on British battles. Neil Oliver and Tony Pollard travel to a golf club in Barnet in an effort to find out more about one of the most crucial battles in the Wars of the Roses, where Edward IV, from the House of York, came face to face with his Lancastrian rival, Henry VI, in a bitter dispute over the Crown

Dermot O’Leary follows 29 members of the public as they endure ten days of gruelling training with the notoriously tough SAS Regiment

The remarkable story of a man who has partially regained his sight following pioneering surgery to correct the damage caused by a chemical explosion 43 years ago. Although Mike May now has low vision in one eye, sight is still uncertain for him as his brain has problems interpreting his surroundings, and doctors are convinced that he should be able to see more than he actually can

A documentary look at life in modern Britain through the experiences of four people with disabilities. Julian sees his deafness as more an issue of language than disability; Jamie is an actor and theatre director with cerebral palsy; Penny’s epilepsy is more a problem for her family; and Hugh manages to lead an active life despite being visually impaired

Antiques challenge with charismatic dealer David Dickinson. Two teams are given 500 pounds and two hours to make a profit at an antiques fair in Donington

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Robert Kilroy-Silk discusses a topical issue with a studio audience

Live documentary series in which Matthew Kelly, Kate Humble and Jeremy Guscott report on the triumphs and trials of patients and staff at one of Britain’s busiest hospital complexes, Guy’s and St Thomas’

Mark Evans hosts a horticultural game show in which contestants must answer questions correctly to earn each step of a garden makeover. Nikki Mager transforms an overgrown patch into a party garden, complete with disco dance floor

Series in which Linda Barker and her team encourage homeowners to make use of their decorating leftovers. A living room is transformed with a coat of luscious green paint. And a floral-inspired bedroom gets a touch of romance

Antiques dealer David Dickinson challenges two teams of amateur collectors to acquire the best bargains available at an antiques fair in Detling

Sophie Raworth introduces a game show where contestants must make snap judgements of character based on factors including looks, job and age, and decide whether someone will answer a question correctly or incorrectly to win a cash prize

Steph regrets quitting her job. Saxon attends his mother’s funeral. Tahnee comes clean to Michelle

Another slice of medical drama from the Midlands. Marc becomes embroiled in a dispute between two neighbours. Kate is shocked at the turn her relationship with Father David has taken. And Jude invites Carolina to Faith’s hen night

Jessica finds that a murder poses a puzzling question before she receives a special award at Crenshaw College.

Series for young children in which the colourful characters Fimbo, Florrie and Baby Pom explore the magical valley around them. Pom finds a piece of red material. Is it a flag, a cloak or a carpet?

Cartoon comedy with the Tasmanian devil

The cartoon adventures of a ten-year-old girl who solves ghoulish mysteries. When Mona’s parents accidentally sell her book of the slimy at their garage sale Mona has to get it back before her arch-rivals are released back into the world

Animation about ten-year-old twins Wayne and Lucien Cramp - brothers who are complete opposites of one another. Lucien and Mari try to stop Mr Winkle from building an amusement park on the swamp

Fantasy series about a boy who is playing a video game when his house is struck by lightning, bringing the game’s characters to life. Lord Fear imprisons Ace in the haunted-house ride of the carnival

More reports from the team’s summer expedition to Morocco

Topical news magazine for children

Steph regrets quitting her job. Saxon attends his mother’s funeral. Tahnee comes clean to Michelle

The latest national and international news from the BBC

Regional news magazine

Michael Aspel presents an unsuspecting Claire Sweeney with a look back at her life story and some faces and voices from her past

Jim Davidson hosts the game show which features top snooker players potting on behalf of contestants

Phillip Schofield presents the midweek Lottery draws

The extreme behaviour that many animals rely on to survive. ‘Fight Club’ shows the elephant seals that must compete aggressively with their peers for survival, and why tiger sharks devour their siblings while still in the womb. ‘Mission Impossible’ includes wolves that chase their prey for miles before launching an attack, and the spawning salmon that commit suicide for the sake of their offspring

Donal MacIntyre's journey with water begins in Bergen, the wettest place in Europe, where he finds how to live with almost constant rain. He follows the rainwater into the icy northern seas where it joins the greatest ocean current of them all. Rising in the Indian ocean, it fuels the mighty Indian monsoon, bringing inches of rain crashing to the ground in seconds. To find out how the perfect raindrop is formed, Donal paraglides into the heart of a monsoon rain cloud. In Texas he discovers the secret of rainmaking, before experiencing the terror of a flash flood.

Documentary looking at the story of Angela Cannings, who is serving a life sentence for the murder of her babies, though she claims her three children died from cot death. The programme follows her over the two-year wait for her trial and during the trial itself

Johnny Vaughan presents his unique take on the news in the company of celebrity guests and people with extraordinary tales to tell. Guests in this edition include Dennis Wise and Simon Cowell