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A remarkable team of detectives use DNA to attempt to find the men responsible for the kidnap and serious sexual assault of two schoolgirls in 2002 and the rape of a teenage boy in 1983.

DNA tests help detectives find a rapist who has gone unpunished for nearly 30 years. Plus, they also pursue a man who kidnapped and sexually assaulted two schoolgirls in 2002.

In Port Isaac, on the north coast of Cornwall, the crew race to the rescue of a female casualty with a spinal injury. With the light fading, she's in a precarious position on a rock face.

Caught in the middle of a devastating war on Kastarion 3, the Doctor is trapped when he steps on a landmine.

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A father-and-daughter development team buy a bungalow with a view in Eastbourne and knock it down to build three detached houses, a husband and wife renovate a terraced house in Chesterton, and two electricians transform a house in Solihull.

Marcus has a VIP guest coming for dinner, the mayor of Saint-Remy's sister, and he really wants to impress. As she is a bit of a history buff, he decides to do some research into the origins of some local produce to find culinary inspiration.

The roadshow pays a final visit to Ebrington Square in Derry/Londonderry, where treasures include a statue from Java, Olympic boxing memorabilia and dazzling jewellery from the 1960s.

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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.

The specialist subjects are Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials book trilogy, All Blacks test matches 2004-2015, the golden age of MGM musicals, and the life and works of John Clare.

Michael's journey along the coast of Northumberland continues towards the Farne Islands, takes in the holy island of Lindisfarne, and finishes in England's northernmost town, Berwick-upon-Tweed.

Husband-and-wife cider-makers Liz and Mike are excited to bring their cider, made from eight varieties of apples, to the South of England Agricultural Show. But it's chucking it down, so they are praying their decision to turn some of it into mulled cider will save the day and bring in the much-needed sales. Meanwhile, Andy, his wife Anna and their two young children Lillie and Daisy have spent the last few days gearing up for the show's poultry competition. It's The X Factor for chickens.

As the snow melts, the extent of Yellowstone is revealed. Grizzly bears teach their young how to hunt fish and when to move out through valleys and grasslands into summer forests and up into the peaks. However, summer here is fickle. August is the only month in the year when it does not snow.

`Death in Paradise' star Ralf Little leaves the sun-drenched Caribbean well behind as he heads to the Orkney Islands off the north coast of Scotland to investigate his grandfather Arthur's experiences during the Second World War. Ralf is astonished to discover that Arthur was caught up in one of the most important battles of the war. Looking into another branch of his family, Ralf is thrilled to confirm a family rumour that he has a Welsh international footballer on his family tree.

`Flog It!' comes from Sandon Hall in Staffordshire. Experts Christina Trevanion and David Fletcher choose items to take to auction, including a large collection of boxed Corgi toys and some rare watches. Presenter Paul Martin discovers the dramatic political life of one of Sandon's earlier owners, the 1st Earl of Harrowby, a member of William Pitt's cabinet, including a period as foreign secretary during the Napoleonic Wars.

Every day this week, former winners Maggie Aderin-Pocock, Cariad Lloyd, Gareth Malone and Mike Wozniak take on a series of quiz rounds selected by the host, quiz legend Richard Osman.

Marcus' time in Saint-Remy is nearly at an end. During his trip, he's been a sous-chef, been run over by goats, searched for snails, steered a combine harvester, and met some passionate producers. Now, he's been invited to a local farm party.

There has been so much rain in the spring that many plots feel like a bog. Thankfully, Kirsty and Lizzie are in Beechgrove's own bog garden looking at plants that are specifically suited to extremely wet conditions.

Paul explores the River Oykel in Sutherland from its source in Assynt to the Dornoch Firth and the sea. He learns about the loneliest and highest war grave in Scotland, tries for trout in a lochan, and then hears about the Year of the Sheep.

It's the end of the week at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2024. Monty Don and Joe Swift bring their expert analysis of the winning garden in the BBC RHS People's Choice Award. Plus, Carol Klein celebrates clematis-growing Chelsea legend Raymond Evison.

A missing masterpiece returns to its stately home after two centuries, plus the search for a buried castle and the scrapbooks revealing one man's mission to save English country houses.

Join Sandi Toksvig as she goes trundling along.

The day's important national and international news stories. With Faisal Islam.

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Rob and Rylan arrive in the majestic Renaissance city of Florence, the city where art changed the world. In the process, the duo set out to discover how Grand Tourists tried to uncover the secrets of the Renaissance.

It's 1985, and Mikhail Gorbachev is the new, young leader of the Soviet Union at a very tense time. While both sides have hopes of peace, they have been publicly stockpiling nuclear weapons for decades, and neither wants to appear weak.

Andi Oliver is in Folkestone to help local singer-songwriter Sophia Stutchberry stage a spectacular festival at the old Victorian bandstand in celebration of the town's unsung musical heritage and rich cultural diversity.

Michael Portillo reaches Havant, a town that rapidly expanded after the Second World War and attracted new manufacturing, including a factory making a new and exciting toy: Scalextric.

David and Jay are at the Royal Three Counties Show in Malvern, an agricultural show which attracts hobbyists of all different kinds. They meet motorhead Lee, who has brought along a beautiful VW camper van that she has lovingly restored.

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The Squirrels are excited to go to a black-and-white gala at King Tiger's house. On arrival, they're impressed with King Tiger's party crown and its resplendent red ruby centrepiece, even if his composure is somewhat ruined by frequent and giant sneezes. The Squirrels set about testing out Duggee's golden rules for party etiquette by mingling with fellow guests but get a suspiciously lukewarm response.

Grandmaster Glitch makes popcorn in Mount Etna, blocking the volcano and endangering the farms on its slopes.

Grizzy watches a documentary on salmon, whereas the Lemmings want to dance it up in the garage, nightclub style. TV versus music, the sonic war has begun.

Mouse discovers that Dog is able to make a sad puppy dog that allows him to get whatever he wants. When Mouse asks Dog to use this trick to get the Professor to loan him a special rare rock for his experiment, Dog refuses.

The lady of the lake needs help from three young monster experts.

On a roasting hot day, all the flock want to do is take a dip in the pond. Before the gang can get their swim they need to see off a pair of fly tippers who have been filling the pond with rubbish.

Liko and Roy learn a thing or two about Pokémon battles from Friede and Captain Pikachu.

Grace puts her plan in jeopardy when she tries to decide the alternates on the behalf of Ariana. Meanwhile, Pete makes a shocking discovery.

Everything is on the line as A-Troupe band together to dance their best for the internationals re-adjudication. Their international dreams could come to an end if they don't perform.

An epic celebration of books live from the studio. The stars of `Matilda the Musical' join, and there's a special performance. Plus, the latest read in the Book Club, and celebrating becoming the world's largest kids' book club.

News magazine keeping young viewers up to date with the latest stories and events happening at home and abroad.

James Wong travels to Malaysia in search of inspiration for a themed garden for the Chelsea Flower Show. In 2010, James and his design partner David Cubero want the gold medal.

The nine remaining interior designers take part in a commercial design challenge to transform London offices. Presented by Alan Carr with judge Michelle Ogundehin.

Angie, a matron at Airedale General Hospital in West Yorkshire, nominates a local primary school, St. Anne's in Keighley. During lockdown, children from the school fundraised for the hospital, raising over ten times their initial £200 target.

Nadiya cooks up a party feast for her loved ones, including BBQ lamb with rhubarb glaze and raspberry ripple éclair pops. Colourful sides include kiwi and feta salad, edamame wild rice, and glazed bread stuffed with black olives and blue cheese.

Michela Chiappa discovers an unexpected community of Welsh-Norwegians living on Gower and helps a dad pass on his heritage to his children by making delicious Norwegian desserts.

Dave Myers and Si King travel through Romania on a quest for great food, taking a trip to see the fairytale Corvin Castle - the start of the Dracula legend. Having cooked pork sarmales in baking heat by the drawbridge, what better way to cool off than a quick dip in a mud bath?

A cynical detective who investigates the brutal murder of a beautiful woman is faced with plenty of suspects, and being mesmerised by her portrait, realises he's fallen in love with a dead woman.

Winter is around the corner and there are just two months for the animals to get ready or get out. Elk move down from the mountains to find food, and beavers repair dams before ice freezes their ponds. As the snow and ice return, many animals move out from the heart of Yellowstone, away from the protection of the national park.

Kiell Smith-Bynoe welcomes the 12 sewers to the sewing room. In the first week, judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young task the new sewers with challenges inspired by the very first set in the first series.

The team visit Herstmonceux Castle and antiques experts Jonathan Pratt and James Lewis find treasures to take to auction, including some beautiful bronze sculptures. Also, Paul Martin takes a trip on a very large miniature railway.

A complete episode of The Morecambe and Wise Show, that had been considered lost for over 50 years. Eric's son Gary Morecambe discovered the programme in an unmarked film can, and now it has been lovely restored and can be enjoyed in full for the first time since being broadcast on October 8th 1970.

Eric and Ernie have a wardrobe malfunction, team up for an unusual game of table football and Eric annoys Ernie by eating crisps in bed. Dame Shirley Bassey performs `Smoke Gets in Your Eyes'.

England men's preparations for this summer's World Cup continue as they host Pakistan in the second of their four-match T20 series at Edgbaston, Birmingham. Pakistan are touring England for the first time since 2021; they lost the three-match series 2-1 despite a 31-run victory in the first game at Trent Bridge, which featured what remains their highest total in a T20 match of 232/6.

Monty Don and Joe Swift look back at the highlights of their week at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2024.

A look through the BBC archives for moment after moment from the American singer Gladys Knight. Combining classic tracks alongside the Pips with her own inimitable solo songs in order to follow her long career as a performer.