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

Comedian and tour guide Bruce hosts the first of five walks on the Isle of Skye in the Inner Hebrides, taking in Dunvegan Castle and its grounds and finishing at Coral Beach

The first of four episodes in which John Craven explores the heritage of North Yorkshire. As the nation marks 200 years of the railway, John heads to the Wensleydale Railway

Calum Clunie and George Anderson tackle the serious problem of club root, a common soil-based disease that attacks the roots of many crops

Derek Brockway is in fine voice when he kicks off his walk in Cardigan, home of the first Eisteddfod. After visiting the castle, he makes his way towards Aberporth

Highlights from throughout the series, offering viewers a chance to revisit some of their favourite moments from previous years in the kitchen

The chef explores the cuisine of the Southeast Asian country, gaining insights into its food and culture from family members she has not seen since childhood

A fiery red rice salad from Mary Berry, Nigel Slater's 'hangover' beef salad, Nigella Lawson's coffee ice-cream, and Keith Floyd cooking a spicy steak Texan-style

Two bachelors using the same pseudonym capture the hearts of a couple of women - but their deception leads to confusion. Oscar Wilde comedy, with Rupert Everett and Colin Firth

The owner of a Moroccan nightclub is reunited with an old flame who needs his help to escape the country. Romantic drama, starring Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman and Claude Rains

Documentary following two tigers released into the wild to breed, where they must fight leopards for territory, learn to hunt boar and try to avoid being killed by poachers

Fiona Bruce and art expert Philip Mould investigate a potential missing work by trailblazing New Zealand-born artist Frances Hodgkins that was bought for just £35 at an auction

Derek Brockway walks in and around Barmouth and also makes a trip to the ridge of Pen-y-Fan, the highest mountain in southern Britain and training ground for the SAS

The BBC Concert Orchestra are joined by soprano Erin Morley and conductor Anna-Maria Helsing as they mark 200 years since the birth of Johann Strauss II

Richard Hammond drives the Porsche 918 Spyder and Jeremy Clarkson creates a public information film with James May to promote safer cycling. With Breaking Bad star Aaron Paul

The adventurer examines the coffee industry in Vietnam, meeting some of the millions of people involved in picking, packing and transporting it to the UK

Bob and Paul accept an invitation to fish in the estate lake of Burghley House, a 16th-century country house near Stamford in Lincolnshire

As the party celebrates its centenary, James Williams explores its successes and failures and asks what might come next in Wales' changing political landscape

Nicholas Crane and the team discover the pure pleasure of seaside leisure, seeking out the ideal locations to enjoy their personal passions and experience the joy of the coast

A psychiatrist is determined to find a cure for a woman with multiple-personality disorder. Drama, starring an Oscar-winning Joanne Woodward

David Attenborough narrates footage of animals raising their young in the wild. The first episode features lions, hippos, spiders, boxer crabs and Iberian lynx

Rachel is maybe too keen to befriend the family's new neighbours and Paul is determined to prove that he's not boring

The arrival of a mysterious night-time visitor leads to Mandy's dreams being shattered. Comedy, written by and starring Diane Morgan

Forced to confront a dramatic change to her way of life, Mandy must look for meaning in places where she's either been too tired or too bored to look before

Preview of upcoming programmes from BBC Two

A risky procedure for lion Klaus takes a worrying turn, and Kate Humble is introduced to Longleat Safari Park's largest tarantulas