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Acclaimed classicist Mary Beard explores what it was really like to be emperor of Rome. In the process, Mary gives unique insights into the emperors' lives behind the scenes: their homes, entourage, sex lives and health.

The pilgrims head into Eryri National Park as the pilgrim path leads the group to one of Wales' most famous natural wonders, Aber Falls. Plus, they also take a detour to the island of Anglesey.

Harrison dreams of a successful furniture-making business, but can he create a signature style? And can Rachel sell enough wearable cake shoes to give up her corporate career?

The actors' skills are put to the test on the set of `Casualty' in Cardiff. They need to deliver instant and convincing reactions to a life-and-death situation while also conveying the personal narrative bubbling underneath.

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Having spent the past four years living in the US state of Texas, a couple and their two young children are returning to the UK and have tasked Sonali Shah with helping them find a family home in an Oxfordshire or Buckinghamshire village.

Ross Kemp presents as friends Yafai, Tony, Oliver and Alfie take on the Bridge of Lies. One by one, they all face the Bridge, choosing who faces each crossing depending on the question category.

With warmer days just around the corner, Adam Frost takes stock of his borders and plans ahead for some year-round interest. He also adds some soft fruit to his veg garden and gets some seed sowing underway.

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Contestants compete across the series, scoring points by answering questions correctly. However, they must avoid the impossible answers, otherwise they will be eliminated from the show until the next day.

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Tom and the gang are entering the third week of their challenge. Old habits die hard and, after a strong first couple of weeks, the temptation of sweet treats and booze is threatening to undo progress for some of the group. Tom wants to nip temptation in the bud and has invented some recipes that look and taste like treats but are lower in calories.

Jay demonstrates how to build a wine rack and shares other useful home hacks. Russell Harris has some great advice on how to erect a garden fence, Sarah Moore upcycles an ottoman, and we learn some great tips and tricks on everything from making a display cabinet to tiling a floor and making a chest of drawers. And if you're short of outdoor space, we have tips for creating a spacious roof garden.

With the help of 3D scanning technology, Alexander Armstrong and Dr Michael Scott explore the watery wonderland of Venice. They uncover how a city built in a swamp became one of the most powerful in medieval Europe, and dive into its canals to experience how the city remains standing.

Ainsley Harriott has picked dishes where the combination of ingredients initially seem a little unlikely, until you see the results. The menu includes Nigel Slater's cheesy apple pie and Rachel Khoo's figs and chicken livers.

The show comes from Newby Hall North Yorkshire. Mark Stacey comes across two unusual tie and stick pins and Clare Rawle enthuses about a large collection of toy cars.. Paul Martin enjoys the Victorian wing of Newby Hall.

Every day this week, celebrity contestants Toby Anstis, Kerry Howard, Evelyn Mok and Joe Sugg take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman.

Michael reaches the pretty Cornish fishing village of St Mawes, now an exclusive holiday destination for connoisseurs of yachts, fine food and luxury hotels. Michael takes to the waves in a glorious classic wooden racing yacht.

Anthropologist Professor Alice Roberts and historian Dr Yasmin Khan reveal how working-class Victorians made Birmingham one of the most important industrial cities on the planet. The discoveries range from why several mysterious skeletons have strange cut marks on them to the rise of the real Peaky Blinders.

Nusfjord Arctic Resort is a preserved 200-year-old cod fishing village in the Lofoten Islands of Norway. Working alongside the dedicated team, Monica and Rob learn to appreciate the difficulties of running a high-end resort in an extreme environment.

Alexander McQueen's image is famous around the world. But a handful of iconic photographs and snapshots reveal a new story: an extraordinary life, seen through a unique lens.

At the jungle animal hospital in Guatemala, the wards are full of exotic patients, many of them orphans rescued from the illegal pet trade.

Tom Allen meets another fired candidate and shares exclusive behind-the-scenes content. Plus, a panel of special guest fans take a wry look at the week's task, and viewers share their opinions on the candidate's progress.

The day's important national and international news stories. With Kirsty Wark.

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Surgeons at University Hospital Southampton operating on two patients, with the aim of removing rare tumours and correcting bowed legs, must alter their plans to avoid catastrophe.

A young entrepreneur hopes to find the Dragons' sweet tooth with his gourmet gummies, and a self-confessed eco-warrior is on a mission to turn old waste plastic into beautiful products.

In Dungeness, the crew are called out to reports of a small boat in the middle of the shipping lanes. En route back to the station, they discover that the casualty is the subject of a major manhunt.

A fishing trawler heads out to sea with three brothers and their ailing stepmother aboard. When it returns to Shipton Abbott harbour several hours later, only the three fishermen remain.

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A plot of land, perfect for building on in Derby, has Dion excited, and the new owners are just as keen. Meanwhile, Tommy is in Suffolk at a project where the decorative plaster on the walls is going to be a big job for somebody to deal with.

Ross Kemp presents as friends Jamie, Liam, Jack and Dan take on the Bridge of Lies. One by one, they all face the Bridge, choosing who faces each crossing depending on the question category.

The roadshow comes from the largest green space in Glasgow, Pollok Country Park, where finds include clothes by fashion designer Alexander McQueen, a historic telescope and silver treasures used in an ancient royal ritual.

Twenty-four hours a day, the latest national and international stories as they break.

Contestants compete across the series, scoring points by answering questions correctly. However, they must avoid the impossible answers, otherwise they will be eliminated from the show until the next day.

The game show that mixes general knowledge quizzing and bowling.

After four weeks, the gang are more adventurous and confident with their cooking and exercise. Now Tom needs to prepare them for life after the challenge when he won't be around.

Jay is behind his desk making a really useful unit, and he demonstrates a hack that will help keep tools tidy. We also get green fingered with Joe Swift, who shows us how to bring a lawn back to life, AJ Rose demonstrates how easy it is to put down decking, and we offer some tips on how to revamp a kitchen without tearing it apart.

Alexander Armstrong and Dr Michael Scott explore the romantic city of Florence. They reveal how its wonderful facades and artworks mask a hidden story of intrigue and secrecy, and one powerful dynasty was behind it all: the Medicis, godfathers of the Renaissance.

Ainsley Harriott is asking, `are you game for game?' because these dishes are all made with some of the least-used but most-tasty meats you can buy. The menu includes a venison dish from Rachel Khoo, Keith Floyd cooking with pheasant recipe, Paul Hollywood and Mary Berry's raised game pie, Raymond Blanc cooking with pigeon and a rabbit dish from Nigel Slater.

The show omes from Allerton Castle North Yorkshire. Raj Bisram falls for a silver claret jug while David Harper uncovers a Roger Moore signature, and Paul Martin finds out about Harrogate's connection with the last Tsarina of Russia.

Every day this week, celebrity contestants Toby Anstis, Kerry Howard, Evelyn Mok and Joe Sugg take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman.

Michael Portillo nears the end of his railway adventure tracking the rugged coast of South West England. He finishes in the westernmost reaches of England, in the Scillonian archipelago.

Paul explores the River Don from its source in the Grampians near Cock Bridge, downstream to Aberdeen. He meets kilted Highlanders, skilled sculptors, eccentrics and bees along the way.

George and Carole plant some blight-resistant varieties of potato in the garden. Plus, there's spring colour from the different daffodil varieties that Carole placed in containers last year.

With summer in mind, Monty plants up a seating area filled with night-scented plants and begins preparations to sow a new lawn. He also takes dahlia cuttings and sows squash for an autumn harvest.

The pilgrims start just outside Eryri National Park and head west towards the Llyn Peninsula and the village of Y Fron in the famous North Wales slate landscape. They have a tough day of hill walking in the rain ahead of them.