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A family in Canterbury modernise a Grade II listed cottage along the river and a grandfather in Brighton transforms a flat to be closer to his grandchildren

Charlie Dimmock and Chris Hull both come up with woodland-inspired designs for Amy and Chris's garden in Witney but before they can begin the landscapers must secure the space

In Lincolnshire Rick meets inventor James Dyson, who allows him special access to his farm of the future, and he cooks bangers and mash with Lincolnshire sausages

Knockout Week draws to a close as this week's best cooks are tasked to create sweet or savoury bite-size canapés that would elevate even the most sophisticated of parties

The latest national and international stories as they break

The latest stories from Westminster and beyond

Rick Edwards hosts the quiz in which contestants compete for the chance to win £10,000, with a single 'impossible' answer knocking them out for the day

Clive Myrie welcomes four more contestants, with specialist subjects of the saxophone, Margaret Thatcher, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and venomous snakes of Africa

Michael Portillo's Scottish coastal railway journey reaches Invergordon on the Cromarty Firth, the third great inlet on the northeast coast of the Highlands

The veteran naturalist investigates two shells that have proved to be winners in evolution - the bird's egg shell and the hard shell of the tortoise

Chris Packham narrates a documentary following the lives of packs of wild dogs across the world, from the rugged peaks of the Himalayas to the blistering Sahara

Gregg Wallace examines how supermarkets are fighting to bring consumers their food on demand, and finds out how Ocado are using robots to revolutionise online delivery

At Dover Castle, Kent, James Lewis unearths a silver owl inkwell and Catherine Southon discovers an alabaster bust. Host Paul Martin examines the history of the English Channel

Previous winners Yasmine Akram, Stephen Mangan, Ingrid Oliver and Tom Rosenthal test their general knowledge skills in a variety of trivia-based games

Marcus heads out to investigate France's fruit-based dishes, searching to find one that could rival traditional British favourites

Uncovering archaeological treasures in the south of England, including Britain's oldest shoe, Henry V's lost shipyard and top-secret Second World War defences

Andi Oliver revisits her past with her daughter Miquita, in west London's Notting Hill. The chef sets out to create a feast that celebrates those working to uplift the community

Britain identifies Mikhail Gorbachev as a new contender for Soviet leader, with Oleg Gordievsky's help. He is believed to be the ticket to better relations between East and West

Blake, a qualified psychotherapist, saves a man from leaping to his death from a bridge. He decides to take the stranger back to his house, but this might be a bad idea

Analysis of the day's events with Kirsty Wark

The latest forecast

The BBC's world affairs editor reflects on the week's major global news stories, talking to local experts from around the world to go behind the headlines

The story of a Nottingham family who are the first in the world to be diagnosed with hereditary early-onset Alzheimer's - a discovery that could unlock a cure at last

The latest ideas seeking the Dragons' investment include a quick way to get a manicure, a drink for dogs and a new take on comfort from a bean bag. Presented by Evan Davis

Rob Rinder and Rylan Clark enjoy the culture of Europe, starting in Venice, where Rob conducts an orchestra and Rylan discovers the hidden side of the city's carnival

Actor David Jason and The Repair Shop's Jay Blades head off around the UK to meet talented crafters and hobbyists, beginning at the Midlands Air Festival

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Charlie Ross presents from an antiques fair at Wetherby Racecourse, and explores Mother Shipton's Cave in Knaresborough. Izzie Balmer and David Harper assist the teams