BBC Two Northern Ireland Monday

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Dominic Chinea and Will Kirk join the new generation of stonemasons being trained to save York Minster, harnessing modern technology while still using centuries-old skills

Christina Trevanion presents from Lingfield Park Racecourse in Surrey, where two teams pick up items to sell for profit at auction, aided by John Cameron and Richard Madley

The experts restore a dress that was an artist's muse, a drum that used to be part of a Cornish May Day festival, a clocking-in clock and a polo bike and mallet

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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

Game show, hosted by Mark Benton, in which contestants roll balls along lanes to win money - and the closer they get to The Edge, the more cash they will bank

Quiz hosted by Susan Calman in which one contestant becomes the Boss and has to use judgement and tactics to decide which player is best suited to answer questions

The story of how the 20,000 islands in the region became colonised by humans, a feat of navigational ingenuity by the Polynesian people, and a look at the local animals

Stephen Mangan, Sue Perkins and Alison Steadman travel the UK using nature as their only guide, beginning with a trek from Bodmin Moor to Cape Cornwall

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

Richard invites back Gethin Jones, Tiff Stevenson, Kate Thornton and Gary Wilmot - former players who came close to winning last time round - for another bite at the cherry

Robson is joined by his Grantchester co-star Kacey Ainsworth, going for a cold-water swim in the River Tyne, making pizzas and pottery and visiting a Roman fort

Paul Murton follows the North Esk south of Edinburgh from the Pentland Hills. He reaches Roslin Glen, which inspired some of Scotland's greatest artists and writers

Contestants answer questions on the specialist subjects of the Masters snooker tournament, Emmeline Pankhurst, Henry VII and Doctor Who - the David Tennant years

Victoria Coren Mitchell presents the semi-final, which sees Four Opinions and the Cat Cows competing for a place in the third-place play-off

Amol Rajan asks the questions as the quarter-final stage of the quiz begins, with the teams looking to pick up the first of the two wins they need to reach the semi-finals

Part two of two. BBC Europe editor Katya Adler discovers a battle for power taking place with the West, Russia and China all wanting Serbia to be in their sphere of influence

Tessa Fleming and Cormac Ó hÁdhmaill climb Slieve Gullion, explore ancient monuments and learn the art of foraging. In Irish

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Songs of sorrow and heartache by music stars including Aretha Franklin, Dolly Parton, the Arctic Monkeys, One Direction, Boyz II Men and George Michael, taken from the BBC archive

Matt Baker and Charlotte Smith visit the Welney Wetland Centre in Norfolk for World Wetlands Day, uncovering the vital role these habitats play in supporting a host of bird species

Part one of two. Katya Adler travels to Croatia, Bosnia and Albania, to see how this corner of Europe has changed 30 years on from the Yugoslav wars of independence

Nikki and Harriet make an interesting discovery while examining Doug's brain and another gruesome murder leads the team closer to discovering the identity of the shooter

Preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two