BBC Two Northern Ireland Wednesday

Preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two

Two teams hope to make a profit at Wetherby Racecourse in Yorkshire, where Roo Irvine and David Harper lend their expert opinions to two pairs of newlyweds and colleagues

Briony May Williams is in Herefordshire, helping a couple who want to buy their first home together so they can finally get their collection of potted plants in the ground

TV and radio journalist Sima Kotecha and DJ Bobby Friction from BBC Asian Network tour Northamptonshire and Oxfordshire on the hunt for cut-price items

The latest national and international stories as they break

The latest stories from Westminster and beyond

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

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

General knowledge quiz, hosted by Jason Manford, in which four contestants vie to find the 'unbeatable' answer and streak ahead of the rest to win a cash prize

Criminal barristers Sasha Wass and Jeremy Dein reinvestigate the 1884 murder of a policeman in Co Durham, a crime for which three men were tried but only one was hanged

The rains hit the waterhole, and for the first time in half a year grass begins to grow and water is plentiful, changing the fortunes of the wild residents

Archaeologist Ben Robinson unearths the Suffolk village of Orford's history of defending the British Isles, and uncovers a local legend involving smugglers and the local pub

Experts Raj Bisram and Adam Partridge assess antiques at Rochester Cathedral in Kent, while presenter Paul Martin explores the story of the French Huguenots

Richard Osman is joined by former players Babatunde Aléshé, Sophie Duker, Gaby Roslin and Jeff Stelling to test their general knowledge skills

Clive goes off the tourist track in Rome, trying his hand at Italy's fastest growing sport, staying in the city's most unusual hotel and having a go at an ancient Roman art form

Hugh Wallace is back to chart the highs and lows of home restorations in Ireland. He begins with the restoration of a former Post Office, in Butlerstown, Co Cork

Summer in the Lake District, when flocks of sheep are shorn after being herded down from the hills

Chris and Michaela explore seasonal stories from the National Trust's Longshaw Estate, while on Rathlin Island, Iolo Williams explores the secretive world of the corncrake

Part two of two. The entrepreneur's elevation to the House of Lords and the ongoing controversy regarding her links to a business awarded a PPE contract during the pandemic

Marie-Louise Connolly investigates the difficult choice facing new mothers who experience serious mental health issues after giving birth

Analysis of the day's events

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

Families and loved ones tell the deeply personal stories of six victims of the terrorist attack on the passenger jet over the Scottish town of Lockerbie in 1988

Cameras focus on a dress at Kedleston Hall in need of repair, and a painting at Dryham Park in Gloucestershire, which also needs attention

Computer graphics recreate Earth as scientists think it was millions of years ago. The first episode focuses on the life of an orphaned baby triceratops

Juliet Stevenson narrates a dramatised documentary examining how Jane Austen became one of the world's most well-known and critically acclaimed novelists

Preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two

Martin Roberts visits a Wimbledon flat, Martel Maxwell looks round a Sunderland property and Dion Dublin meets a developer who has bought a Doncaster property without viewing it