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Carol Kirkwood continues her alphabetical journey through the world of horticulture, this week looking at subjects beginning with the letter J

John Craven visits Westonbirt, the national arboretum, in Gloucestershire, and delves into the Countryfile archives to revisit autumn stories from around the UK

A chance to see a 2015 tribute to the gardening presenter, who died in October, in which Phil Cunningham took Jim on a trip down memory lane

Dougie Vipond heads to Garioch in Aberdeenshire to find out why volcanic rock dust is being spread on the fields, while Rosie Morton enjoys a day out at the races in Perth

Derek Brockway walks from St David's to Whitesands in Pembrokeshire for Children in Need, highlighting some of the projects and charities that receive their support along the way

Matt Tebbut presents more highlights, with recipes from Mandy Yin, Theo Randall, Alison Roman and Paul A Young, while Nick Grimshaw faces his food heaven or hell

Anjum Anand tests her novices' new cookery skills by hosting a garden party at which they all have to contribute an Indian dish

An Indian family emigrates to France to open a restaurant, leading to a feud with the proprietor of a local establishment. Comedy drama, starring Helen Mirren and Om Puri.

England v Jamaica (Centre-pass 2.00pm). Coverage of the second match in the series, held at AO Arena in Manchester

Chris Packham uses cutting-edge science and behavioural techniques to delve deep beneath the skin and discover the unique features that have made certain animal groups successful

Alan Carr hosts as Jon Richardson, Joanne McNally, Darren Harriott, Leomie Anderson and Martin and Shirlie Kemp transform a young carers project in aid of Children in Need

A look at how the Galapagos Islands became one of the most important areas of biodiversity in the world, being home to almost 2,000 species found nowhere else

Paul Martin and the team value antiques at the Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester where some high-quality Danish silver and a pot of gold get the experts' attention

Andrew Cotter presents action from the DP World Tour season-ending event, which came from Jumeirah Golf Estates in Dubai

The adventurer explores the impact of humans on the Lake District, discovering the high number of visitors to Scafell Pike is damaging the mountain and stretching rescue resources

Keanu Reeves presents one of Formula 1's greatest underdog stories, when the underfinanced, independent Brawn GP team took on the world's best

In a programme from 1987, the broadcaster explores his home town, learning about the off-season regimes of local footballers and observing the cream of alternative talent

Seamus Heaney recites some of his poetry in the landscapes that inspired it, exploring his fascination with the symbol of darkness and the mood and tone he strives to evoke

Mark Carruthers presents the political developments of the week, with policy-makers questioned on the key issues

The case of an online catfishing abuse incident, which saw a 20-year-old suspect accused by both a 12-year-old girl in Scotland and another victim in New Zealand

A look at autumn, with apples being harvested just before unprecedented flooding wreaks havoc, while clear skies bring celestial wonders for the astronomers

Two couples expecting their first child are thrown into a terrifying sequence of events following a tragic accident. Thriller, starring Clemence Poesy and David Morrissey

Political debate from Basingstoke, Hampshire. The panellists are MPs Jonathan Reynolds, Damian Hinds and Ellie Chowns, businessman Greg Jackson and journalist Tim Stanley

Actor Brian Cox presents an appeal on behalf of the Brittle Bone Society, a charity focused on improving access to care and campaigning for those who live with the disease

As Barry is laid to rest, Marlene suspects her mother is involved in a truly terrible crime. Niall Wright and Kerri Quinn star

Preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two