While King Philip of Spain plots to kill Queen Elizabeth of England, young Bill Shakespeare leaves Stratford to follow his dream, to be a playwright in London, despite the theatres being closed due to plague. Luckily the Queen desires a new play.

Sir David Attenborough reveals why forests are the ultimate test of survival for mammals and how they have overcome the challenges of life in this multidimensional, complex and continually changing environment.

Jason Mohammad introduces all the news and results from the afternoon's football fixtures as the 2023-24 Premier League nears its conclusion.

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A Eurovision special featuring Duncan James, Cheryl Baker, Sonia, Scott Mills, Tia Kofi, Lauren Layfield, Kate Robbins and Sarah Cawood.

Ruby learns the Doctor's amazing secrets when he takes her to the far future. There, they find a baby farm run by babies.

The Doctor and Ruby meet the Beatles but discover that the all-powerful Maestro is changing history. London becomes a battleground with the future of humanity at stake.

As Olly Alexander flies the flag for the United Kingdom with his song `Dizzy' at the 68th Eurovision Song Contest, Graham Norton provides the commentary, live from Malmö in Sweden.

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Joining Steffan Powell as he discovers the wizardry involved in making `Space Babies', plus an exclusive interview with the Bogeyman.

Steffan Powell pulls back the curtain on `The Devil's Chord'. Featuring an interview with Jinkx Monsoon and a trip back in time to interview the Beatles, Doctor Who-style.

After their unexpected Eurovision win of 1974, ABBA go on to conquer the charts worldwide, becoming one of the biggest selling music groups of all time. Rare archive footage and interviews bring their journey to life in 2024, fifty years on.

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With US university campuses being the scene of pro-Palestinian demonstrations, The Media Show assesses the challenges of reporting the protests and hear why student journalists have been crucial to our understanding of the story.

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For years, they trafficked huge quantities of drugs and threatened anyone who stood in their way. Now most of the gangsters who ran the Huyton Firm are behind bars. Reporter Bronagh Munro investigates the crime bosses who terrorised a city.

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Lara Lewington meets the scientists harnessing the power of robotics and AI to find new cancer treatments with fewer side effects. Plus, the team finds out about the latest developments in electronic skin, which could give robots a sense of touch.

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Gary Lineker presents highlights from all the day's fixtures on the penultimate weekend of Premier League action, which includes Manchester City's trip to Fulham. Plus, Everton host Sheffield United, Burnley travel to Tottenham, and more.

The big names behind the big stories. Laura Kuenssberg talks to those making the news, inside and outside politics.

This week's Sunday Politics, presented by Tara Mills, reflects on more evidence from the Covid 19 inquiry and also speaks to the SDLP about being the official opposition at Stormont 100 days after the Assembly returned.

The keepers are alarmed to discover a large open wound under tiger Yuki's chin. Despite the high risk involved in sedating a tiger, they have no choice but to operate. When things don't go according to plan, the keepers and vets are faced with a second painful decision. Ben and Rio the cockatoo have never really hit it off, so Kate tries her hand at charming one of the park's most difficult but charismatic animals.

Martin is in Erith, on the outskirts of London, to see a two-bed mid-terrace that has been bought by a former builder. He's also in Derby to visit a three-bed mid-terrace where a novice developer, inspired by the show, is hoping his first solo project goes well. Tommy is in London to see a top-floor flat with a view he's particularly taken by.

Eric Knowles visits an antiques fair in Detling, where experts Catherine Southon and Mark Stacey join the red and blue teams as they compete to see who can come out on top at the auction. Eric also takes a trip to Aylesford Priory to learn about a historical method of making pottery that looks at the firing process a little differently.

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For Dementia Action Week, Rev Canon Kate Bottley explores what part faith can play for people facing the profound challenges presented by dementia. Along the way, Kate is in the congregation for an accessible service of worship in Lichfield.

Full, live coverage of Manchester United v Tottenham in the Women's FA Cup final.

In Royal Wootton Bassett, Nicky, a hardworking single mum of four teenagers, needs Charlie and the Rich brothers to ride to the rescue of her garden. It's got tired turf, an ugly concrete path and no patio or decking to sit out on. But it does have one thing Nicky loves - her gnome collection! Nicky wants the garden to be somewhere fun, practical, social and easy to maintain, where the kids aren't embarrassed to bring friends and the gnomes can be proudly on display.

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Ahead of Mental Health Awareness Week, Sean Fletcher and Margherita Taylor travel to the Sharpham Trust, located in the beautiful wilds of South Devon. It's an internationally recognised centre and has been connecting people with nature since 1982.

This year's star-studded BAFTA Television Awards are once again hosted by comedians and friends Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan. The biggest night in the British TV calendar will see stars from `The Crown', `Happy Valley' and `Succession' flock to the Royal Festival Hall in the hope of taking home a coveted BAFTA mask. Viewers will also be treated to exclusive performances from platinum-selling artist Ella Eyre and world-renowned dance company Rambert.

Chris and Rachel are on the hook to Franny, and the only way to fix it is to pay him. Chris' solution is to get money from Jodie for picking up a bag of drugs from the docks.