BBC Two Northern Ireland HD Monday

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Two sisters take on a theatrical couple at Ardingly antiques fair, West Sussex. Host Charlie Ross puzzles fairgoers with an unusual scented mystery object.

Experts restore a life-sized model horse from a riding school for the disabled, a chair that survived the Second World War, a handmade clock and a leather darts case

Mark Chapman presents action from the latest Premier League matches, including Ipswich Town v Arsenal at Portman Road and Leicester City v Liverpool at King Power Stadium

The latest national and international stories as they break

Gloria Hunniford, Julia Somerville and Louise Minchin investigate mysterious transactions made via mobile phone payments after the customer had cancelled their bank card

Alexander van Tulleken and Ashley John-Baptiste report on the criminals selling fake or stolen disabled blue badges. Plus, the latest devices for treating foot issues

A round-up of the latest headlines

Coverage of the afternoon session on day three from the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, featuring the conclusion of a first-round match and the start of another

Dianne Buswell, Jenny Eclair, Adam Gemili and Owain Wyn Evans test their skills in a variety of fun trivia-based games in the first of the week's challenges

Michael Portillo travels the Midlands, re-enacting the Battle of Shrewsbury and exploring the town's gothic cathedral before riding the Telford Steam Railway's flagship locomotive

Tim McGarry and David Hume look at the years 1924 to 1925 to tell the history of the Irish Boundary Commission

Clive Myrie hosts the penultimate semi-final, with the contestants answering specialist questions on Caravaggio, Premier League darts, Inside No 9 and Grace Hopper

The semi-finalists face each other in a tactical challenge allowing them to choose their own pieces, then the losers take on nine-year-old chess prodigy Bodhana Sivanandan

In the first of the semi-finals, two student teams go head to head, hoping to take one step closer to lifting the series trophy. Amol Rajan asks the questions

The pilgrims face challenging routes ahead of them, including deep snow drifts, before learning how the people of one village harness the mountain water to make their electricity

Houseplants, Seamie MacPeake and his band, Máire Ní Churraoin, and Le Chéile with Múlú take to the stage at the Linnet Inn in Boho, Co Fermanagh. In Irish

An interview with the singer-songwriter in which he talks about his solo career, his break with Art Garfunkel and his embrace of difference musical genres. First shown in 1988

In autumn, preparations for the winter begin and the lough becomes busy with grey seal pups and thousands of geese

Rishi Persad presents extended highlights of first-round matches from day three at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield

Charlotte Smith and John Craven explore the Stroudwater Canal in Gloucestershire, where a major restoration project is bringing this historic waterway back to life

The inside story of the social media app Twitter, which was seen by its makers as a digital utopia but eventually became too difficult to control

Preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two

Part one of two. The choirmaster coaches eight people with no experience of classical choral music to sing Handel's Messiah, alongside a world-class orchestra and chorus