BBC Two Northern Ireland Sunday

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The musical Friday evening service from Nottingham Liberal Synagogue, which welcomes all members of the community together to usher in the Sabbath

Charlotte Smith and John Craven explore Wiltshire's woodlands, meeting the people who work to protect them and going in search of one of Britain's most elusive mammals

A round-up of national and international news, plus current affairs, arts and entertainment, and weather

Derek Brockway revisits choice moments from is travels, as he goes paddle-boarding and coracle racing in west Wales and feeds red kites in Ceredigion

Dougie Vipond witnesses the annual deer rut on Ben Alder Estate. Rosie Morton is in an Aberdeenshire orchard picking apples to make a champagne-style cider

Matt Tebbutt reveals the most popular dishes as suggested by viewers at home, with recipes from Yotam Ottolenghi, Paul Ainsworth and Nisha Katona

Nadiya Hussain takes a culinary road trip through Scotland, joining a forager at Airds Bay in Argyll and Bute to pick hogweed and sea arrowgrass for a wild curry

Nick Nairn and Dougie Vipond focus on wild food, cooking gnocchi with smoked haddock and wild greens, with chef Billy Boyter and crime writer Val McDermid

The food writer turns the contents of his weekly shop into dishes including ricotta beefburger, smoked mackerel coleslaw, and lemon and thyme cake

Musical biopic of the 1950s pop star, who left the merchant navy to try to make a career in the music business. Starring Tommy Steele as himself

Everton v Manchester City (Kick-off 2.30pm). All the action from the match at Goodison Park

Memorable moments and previously unseen finds, including a handkerchief commemorating cricket legend Dr WG Grace and three postcard albums found on a council tip

Eva explores Galicia's wild shores and lush mountains, discovering local flavours and the chefs adapting them into world-class cuisine

Coverage of this morning's service as the King led the commemorations from Whitehall in central London, with commentary from Petroc Trelawny and reports from Sophie Raworth

Comedians Phil Wang and Pierre Novellie go on a road trip across Lesotho, one of the highest countries in the world and known as Africa's Kingdom in the Sky

Jeremy Clarkson races a Shelby Mustang GT500 against James May and Richard Hammond, who take the pan-European rail network, in a sprint from London to Milan. With Amy Macdonald

Bob, Paul and Ted have a change of scene and travel to Manchester to fish the Rochdale Canal, with the pair staying at a very posh high-rise apartment in the heart of the city

The siblings spend the night at the reputedly haunted Chillingham Castle in Northumberland, with the pair hoping to avoid the curse of the Spanish Witch

Ray is presumed guilty in the aftermath of the siege, but neither Ciara-Kate nor Conall is convinced and continue their investigations. In Irish

With the Divine Comedy, Louisiana bluesman Robert Finley, vocalist Sienna Spiro, DJ Haai and R&B artist Odeal, plus chats with Rick Astley and Beth Ditto

Mark Carruthers looks at the political developments of the week and questions policy makers on the key issues.

A round-up of the latest headlines

Fiona Bruce chairs the topical debate, inviting a panel of politicians and other guests in Sunderland to answer questions from an invited audience

Grace and Sean are under serious threat, while Lindsay's testimony exposes the Ginleys

Leonard has lunch with Shelley and they agree to go on a date. After Leonard cancels their game night, Hungry Paul attempts to return expired chocolates to the local shop

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