Weekly magazine programme for the British deaf community.

Journey across Madagascar, the oldest island on earth. Over time it has given rise to more unique plants and animals, from its lemurs to chameleons, than any other island.

Documentary series which aims to help whole families migrate to the other side of the world and accommodate to the new living conditions there.

Go on a road trip across the UK with antiques experts Mark Stacey and Paul Laidlaw as they search for hidden treasues to sell them at an auction.

Documentary series which follows Michael Portillo on his rainway travels across Great Britain.

All the latest news from the BBC, which is a service provider funded by a licencing fee paid by British households. It is regulated by Ofcom, and aims to educate and inform, but also entertain, it's audience. The content produced by the BBC is intended to be impartial, and it was established in 1922, with headquarters in Westminster, London.

The BBC's daily news and current affairs programme with original stories, exclusive interviews, audience debate and breaking news.

Jo Coburn and panel discuss the big issues of the day.

British documentary series focusing on the story of the British coastline, its natural and social history, as well as the story of Britain's near neighbours.

Television appearances of famous movie stars throughout the years.

Dramatization of "Yentl, the Yeshiva Boy," by Isaac Bashevis Singer (1902-1991); originally published in Yiddish c. 1960, then in English c. 1983.

Antiques show in which a team of experts value collectables owned by members of the public.

Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock, Reverend Richard Coles, Stuart Maconie and Lou Sanders test their general knowledge skills on this week's House of Games.

Michael Portillo continues his thousand-mile journey aboard the Unification Railway from Ho Chi Minh City in the south to the capital, Hanoi, and on to the vast northern port of Haiphong. He finishes amid the limestone islets in the turquoise waters of Halong Bay. Steered by his 1913 Bradshaw's Guide, Michael travels through what was French Indochina and is today the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. On this leg, he tours the formidable imperial city of Hue and in a village nearby, Michael meets milliner, Mrs Ngo, who tries to teach him how to make the iconic conical hat, with comical results. Back on track, Michael crosses the former Demilitarized Zone, which once separated North from South Vietnam. A ten-hour journey lies ahead but the friendliness of fellow passengers and supper on board makes up for the bunk beds and by daybreak he is in the beautiful province of Ninh Binh. In the Red River Delta, Michael takes a boat ride to join farmer, Mr Vinh, to learn how to make a Ninh Binh speciality, Com Chay.

Today's trippers are journalist and presenter Mariella Frostrup and designer Pearl Lowe. Rummaging in Somerset with antique experts James Braxton and Raj Bisram.

Behind the scenes at the Victoria and Albert Museum, a toy elephant needs urgent TLC, Christian Dior gowns get a new lease of life, and Kylie's dressing room gives up its secrets.

Ed Balls heads to Italy and France to explore how years of austerity have affected politics across Europe. In Italy, he meets with fashion entrepreneur, Valeria Marini.

Newsnight is a weekday BBC Television current affairs programme which specialises in analysis and often robust cross-examination of senior politicians, and occasionaly provides extended editions giving full coverage of especially significant events. It is presented by Kirsty Wark, Emily Maitlis and Evan Davis.

Going behind the headlines to give the definitive answers to health questions.

Documentary series which aims to help whole families migrate to the other side of the world and accommodate to the new living conditions there.

Follow two antique experts as they go on against each other to earn the greatest profit from buying antiques and collectables around the UK. With a budget of £200, their purchases are then sold in auction, with the profit made from that auction being their new budget. Travelling to new destinations around the UK in different classic cars each week, who will come out on top?

Competetive cooking show featuring professional chefs.

All the latest news from the BBC, which is a service provider funded by a licencing fee paid by British households. It is regulated by Ofcom, and aims to educate and inform, but also entertain, it's audience. The content produced by the BBC is intended to be impartial, and it was established in 1922, with headquarters in Westminster, London.

The BBC's daily news and current affairs programme with original stories, exclusive interviews, audience debate and breaking news.

Jo Coburn and panel discuss the big issues of the day.

British documentary series focusing on the story of the British coastline, its natural and social history, as well as the story of Britain's near neighbours.

Television appearances of famous movie stars throughout the years.

Romantic drama set in Hong Kong at the time of the Korean War. A young Eurasian woman meets a married American war correspondent and love blossoms, despite the prejudice and tradition that surrounds them.

In this reality TV show, members of the public sell their unwanted antiques at auctions up and down the country in an effort to make profit. Host Paul Martin presents this compelling reality TV show, and there are also experts on hand to do a valuation of the items, too.

Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock, Reverend Richard Coles, Stuart Maconie and Lou Sanders test their general knowledge skills on this week's House of Games.

Steered by his 1913 Bradshaw's Guide, Michael continues his thousand-mile journey through what was then French Indochina and is today the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. Approaching Hanoi aboard the Unification Railway, Michael passes the famous train street, where the locomotive passes within centimetres of the houses either side of the tracks. Checking into the capital's famous Metropole Hotel, built at the time of his guidebook, Michael discovers a bunker, where guests sheltered from American bombardment during the Vietnam War. And at the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Michael hears about the nationalist leader and his struggle for independence for Vietnam. Egg coffee is a new experience in the Old Quarter and a water puppet show is a hit. At a former Soviet factory, which once supplied military uniforms to the North Vietnamese army and Viet Cong, Michael discovers a progressive new manufacturer, which supplies sportswear to the United States Olympic team. Michael works out with the workers… The vast container port of Haiphong offers Michael an insight into Vietnam's future. He ends his journey amid the spectacular limestone islets and turquoise waters of Halong Bay.

Cameras follow the men and women that make up the crews and lifeguards of Britain's RNLI (Royal National Lifeboat Institution), an army of unpaid volunteers who risk their lives to save the lives of others.

Countryfile's Adam Henson and Steve Brown are on the hunt for antiques in the rolling Cotswold Hills. Accompanied by experts Roo Irvine and David Harper.

With the UK's identity as an island nation more important today than for the last 50 years, Adrian Chiles, Mehreen Baig and a team of experts explore four spectacular coastlines linked by the Irish Sea and meet the people who call them home. Each episode sees our presenters uncover a variety of compelling stories in a new location, from the Merseyside shoreline in England, to Anglesey Island in Wales, the Ards Peninsula in Northern Ireland and Dumfries and Galloway on the west coast of Scotland. Throughout, the team will join the locals and immerse themselves fully in the coastal way of life, from tackling unique jobs to experiencing close encounters with wildlife. They'll uncover the fascinating history of each coastline and find out how its landscapes and livelihoods are being preserved for the future. Combining rich factual content, colourful characters and a real sense of fun this timely series promises a fresh look at our vibrant coastlines and the communities who live there while highlighting the vital part they can play in all of our lives.

Sandi Toksvig looks at Quantity and Quality