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Charlotte Smith and Adam Henson visit Herefordshire during the apple harvest, and discover the various kinds of cider production to be found in the county

Dougie Vipond is near Aberfeldy investigating how climate change is causing increases in diseases spread by ticks. Anne Lundon is on the Isle of Mull bringing in the oyster harvest

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Matt Tebbutt selects some of his favourite recipes from the show, featuring dishes from Andi Oliver, Jack Croft and Will Murray, Thomasina Miers, Greg Marchand and Theo Randall

Nadiya Hussain heads to East Anglia on her culinary road trip, going out to sea with Norfolk fisherman Richard Matthews to catch crabs for Vietnamese-style summer rolls

Si King and Dave Myers travel through France, where they make tarte aux pralines, a savoury-stuffed brioche, apricot tarte Tatin and, of course, the traditional French baguette

Pigs are next on the shopping list for Kelvin's growing farm, but it falls to Liz to acquire the animals while her husband is pursuing his other passion - motor racing

Animals arrive at Lynn and Sandra's croft, and the Rodgers face a final TB test. Meanwhile, Raymond is kept guessing by his surrogate sheep

Fact-based Second World War drama about the Normandy landings, from the perspectives of the British, German and American forces. With Richard Burton, John Wayne and Richard Todd

A look at the TV appearances made over the years by Oscar-winning actor John Wayne, capturing the milestones and highlights of his life and career

David Attenborough examines seven recordings of animals singing, all documented in his lifetime and all providing an insight into the way these creatures communicate

Singer Mike Peters from the Alarm is Derek Brockway's guide in the hills above Prestatyn, while a walk along a canal finds the weatherman sheltering from a monsoon under the M4

The team heads to Exeter Cathedral, where Caroline Hawley and Mark Stacey assess items, and Paul Martin visits the summer house of Agatha Christie.

Michelle Ackerley finds out what the Government's net zero targets means for holiday-makers and asks if it's possible to make an environmentally responsible decision on a budget

Eva takes a tour of San Sebastian sampling bar snacks known as pintxos and travels to a remote village where grilled peas bring a tear to her eye

The pilgrims head north-east to Moray on the edge of the Highlands and their first stop is Pluscarden Abbey, Britain's only working medieval monastery

Rob explores the rich and often-overlooked influence of black musicians on the history of country music, before stepping onto the stage of the Grand Ole Opry

Suede, Yazmin Lacey, Luke Combs, Annie & the Caldwells and Sprints take to the stage at the Alexandra Palace Theatre in north London, while Gary Kemp chats to the host

A former intelligence operative is brought out of retirement to uncover a Soviet mole in a high-ranking position in MI6. Cold War thriller, starring Gary Oldman and Colin Firth

An investigator of supernatural hoaxes has her sceptical beliefs challenged when she is summoned to a haunting at a boarding school. Horror, starring Rebecca Hall and Dominic West

Fiona Bruce chairs the topical debate, inviting a panel of politicians and other guests in Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, to answer questions from an invited audience

How advances in DNA technology offered damning evidence leading to a man's arrest for the 1984 murder of Mary McLaughlin, decades after the crime in her Glasgow home

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Amanda Holden hosts the quiz show, packed with strategy, high stakes and surprises, where players must outsmart each other to win big