BBC Two England

S1 E5 — Forvie to Peterhead Michael Portillo's Scottish railway journey reaches Aberdeen. From the granite city, Michael heads out to Forvie National Nature Reserve, which is 1,000 hectares of protected coastal habitat dominated by grassy dunes.

S29 E6 — Dolphins of Shark Bay Documentary following the daily lives of a bottlenose dolphin as it struggles to keep its newborn calf alive in the treacherous waters of Shark Bay, Western Australia. With the help of other females, the creature tries to teach the vulnerable baby the necessary tricks for survival in shark-infested waters.

S28 E3 — Edinburgh Michael Aspel and the team set up shop in Edinburgh to examine more objects brought in by the public for valuing. Items offered up for consideration include an early Mickey Mouse mascot, a rare Art Deco figurine and documents that were once the property of Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson's bodyguard. Originally shown in 2005.

S17 E31 — Blackburn In Blackburn, Anita Manning values a gold charm bracelet and Philip Serrell takes a shine to an unusual globe. Paul Martin finds out about the life of singer Kathleen Ferrier.

S10 E30 — Week 6: Friday Maisie Adam, Ade Edmondson, Rickie Haywood-Williams and Sammi Kinghorn take part in the final round of challenges on Double Points Friday. Michael Sheen asks the questions.

S24 E30 Ellie Taylor is on hand with more exclusives ahead of the weekend's extravaganza. Plus, the all-star panel discuss the couples' next dances.

06/11/2026 Analysis of the day's events with Matt Chorley.

S1 E1 Chris Packham is joined by Kyle Thomas and Megan McCubbin for an exploration of Britain's wildlife, tackling the fascinating, the unexpected and the downright bizarre. Throughout the run, the team investigates some of nature's biggest mysteries, including where the acorns have all gone, why a group of crows is known as a murder and how small is Britain's smallest bird.

S2026 E32 Monty Don presents his last programme from Longmeadow after 16 years, celebrating gardening's pleasures and making a final bulb lasagne. Autumn brings sowing, planting and apple gathering, while Carol Klein explores plant shoots, and Joe Swift visits Ann-Marie Powell's garden. Cameras also focus on a North Yorkshire tree grower, and a couple nurturing a garden.

S7 E4 — Monty Don Gardener and TV presenter Monty Don researches his ancestry, beginning by investigating his great-great-grandfather, a vicar who had a parish in Nottingham in the 1840s. He then learns about the Keiller marmalade dynasty on his father's side, and travels to Scotland to explore his great-grandfather's involvement in the business.