BBC Two Northern Ireland Monday

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Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell explore properties about to be auctioned in Scotland and Staffordshire, then talk to the buyers about their plans for the buildings

Stephanie Connell and Gary Pe lead two teams around an antiques fair in Southwell, Nottinghamshire. Host Natasha Raskin Sharp finds time to visit a noisy knitting factory

Experts restore a ring that's missing its original onyx stone, a severely cracked mechanical doll, a banner for a jazz band from the 1920s and a handmade wooden whirligig

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

Comedian Zoe Lyons hosts a quick-fire quiz in which six contestants compete across six rounds testing their general knowledge, quick thinking and speedy reactions

Contestants Lisa, Thomas, Jodie and David vie to find the single 'unbeatable' answer and streak ahead of the rest to win a cash prize. Quiz, hosted by Jason Manford

Gabriel Weston continues to unlock the secrets of the human body, hearing of a man who fixed his own heart and a girl whose immune system attacked her own brain

George Anderson builds mini cold frames out of recycled wood pallets and spare stone slabs to see just how productive a small space can be

Life in and around Britain's ports and rivers, beginning in Plymouth, where a local entrepreneur juggles fishing, boat trips and a cafe during a busy summer

Paul Martin talks to playwright James Graham about the legacy of Hull's year as the UK's City of Culture, while Caroline Hawley and David Harper hunt for objects to take to auction

Scarlette Douglas, Max George, Susie McCabe and Olly Smith compete in the first of the week's round of challenges, with Richard Osman asking the questions

Michael Portillo travels across north-west France, beginning in the former shipyards of Nantes and a port in Lorient from where the Nazis directed the Battle of the Atlantic

Tim McGarry and David Hume revisit 1169 and the Norman conquest of Ireland to contemplate whether it was really an English invasion

Clive Myrie hosts another semi-final, with the contestants answering specialist questions on Blackadder, Joseph Chamberlain, Gregory Peck and the Legend of Zelda video games

Six new players face a gruelling game of speed chess and a puzzle called The Raging Rook, which allows the players to showcase their mastery of one of the most powerful pieces

Amol Rajan asks the questions as two more student teams return to play a second quarter-final, having lost their first. They need to win to stay in the competition

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

Short drama. When pressures mount on a tightly wound violinist in a London youth orchestra, her internal monsters take external form

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Music from Belfast, featuring Clare Sands, Arborist, Gráinne Holland, and a special collaboration between Duke Special and the Fews Ensemble. In Irish

Ben Robinson unearths the past of Greyabbey, a village on Northern Ireland's Strangford Lough and discovers the history of its money-making kelp industry

John Craven reports on the results of England's first official beaver reintroduction 10 years on, and shares some of memorable reintroduction films from the archives

Bradley and Barney Walsh host the first of this year's semi-finals. A new Gladiator does not hide her frustration, and a performance in Powerball sets an all-time high score

Coral gets an unexpected delivery, Stace tries to get some time alone with Noel, and Libby's friends worry about the way Jared is treating her. Stella attends a counselling session

Preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two

A British rookie cop tackles crime during her first day on duty, and a traffic patrol officer tries to keep his learner driver son safe on Bermuda's roads