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The roadshow is at Newby Hall in Yorkshire, where the finds include an intriguing letter from Lord Nelson, politely replying to his optician just weeks before the Battle of Trafalgar. There is also an engagement ring that was picked up in a pawn shop and a piece of the set from Live Aid, rescued from a skip. Familiar to those of a certain generation, it was used as the backdrop for a host of interviews with the world's greatest pop stars, from Bob Geldof to Bono and Brian May.

A twist on the classic quiz show formula, contestants search through the depths of their knowledge in an attempt to score as few points as possible.

Stephen and Alan are joined by Katy Brand, David Mitchell and Sue Perkins as they discuss people whose names start with `J'. In the process, they find out about King James II, Mad Jack, and female ferrets.

Sandi Toksvig looks at sideshows, stunts and scavenger hunts.

The three finalists compete for the title of Britain's best amateur sewer, taking on a trio of challenges for special occasions. Bringing together a range of advanced sewing skills, from couture techniques to the handling of delicate luxury fabrics, perfecting occasion wear is a pinnacle for any home sewer. Judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young start by challenging the sewers to make a little girl's bridesmaid dress.

The second year of the BBC's ambitious, seven-year, natural history project sees six presenters visit six of the planet's most threatened ecosystems to meet the people fighting to restore the earth's delicate balance.

The second year of a definitive seven-year diary, documenting the fight to save our planet's most threatened ecosystems. Six presenters meet the people fighting to restore the balance.

A twist on the classic quiz show formula, contestants search through the depths of their knowledge in an attempt to score as few points as possible.

Stephen and Alan are joined by Katy Brand, David Mitchell and Sue Perkins as they discuss people whose names start with `J'. In the process, they find out about King James II, Mad Jack, and female ferrets.

The three finalists compete for the title of Britain's best amateur sewer, taking on a trio of challenges for special occasions. Bringing together a range of advanced sewing skills, from couture techniques to the handling of delicate luxury fabrics, perfecting occasion wear is a pinnacle for any home sewer. Judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young start by challenging the sewers to make a little girl's bridesmaid dress.

Antiques Roadshow returns to Castle Ward in Northern Ireland, an unusual 18th-century mansion and backdrop to hit TV series Game of Thrones. Fiona Bruce delves into the story of Mary Ward, a gifted scientist, author and astronomer who lived here in the 19th century. The team uncover some wonderful treasures, including two sculptures made out of ostrich eggs, a set of jewellery decorated with scarab beetles that survived being baked in an oven and a watch designed for astronauts to wear.

The changeover is underway in the Arctic, and Alaskans must prepare for the winter ahead.

Sandi Toksvig looks at sideshows, stunts and scavenger hunts.

Sandi Toksvig looks at sugar and spice and all things nice with Alice Levine, Jason Manford, Rose Matafeo and Alan Davies.

Joe takes Mo Gilligan on a Cypriot odyssey where they get hands-on with halloumi, ride mushroom boats, visit the salt and pepper museum and sample a 24-carat gold ice lolly.

Joe and Katherine Parkinson explore Antwerp by hitting a golf ball around it, before they sample the local beer, have breakfast in a landerette and journey down into the subterranean tunnels.

A mother puma must battle rivals, tackle prey nearly three times her size and endure the wild mountain weather of Patagonia in her bid to raise four cubs, her biggest litter yet.

Fiona Bruce and the team are at Culzean Castle in south west Scotland, where the items brought in include a letter from President Eisenhower, a fabulous collection of Scottish silver and a Chinese table that is one of the most valuable seen on the roadshow. There is also a set of mystery objects to test even the most knowledgeable armchair expert.

There are only four bakers left vying for a place in the much sought after final of the `Great British Bake off'. The weight of the occasion is getting to the most unflappable of the bakers as they frantically work against the clock to deliver petits fours to Paul and Mary's exacting standards.

It's all about bricks and mortar, as the 11 remaining potters slab-build a 3D building. In a Throw Down first, judge Rich Miller tasks the potters with handmaking bricks.

Ross Kemp presents as a team of four friends, Matt, Michael, Ruairi and Andy, take on the Bridge of Lies.

Stephen asks unanswerable questions with an international flavour. With Jack Dee, David Mitchell, Bill Bailey and Alan Davies.

Stephen Fry investigates an imbroglio of issues with John Bishop, Frank Skinner, Sean Lock and Alan Davies.

It's veggie week. With over seven million Brits following a meat-free diet, plant-based cooking is big business in the UK. The cooks level up vegetarian junk food and create a menu of meat alternatives for a packed-out hub, including Team GB medal winners Kai Whyte and Charlotte Henshaw. In a tense Knives Out, the bottom two cooks must cook a frying pan pizza from scratch in just 15 minutes. At the end of the day, one more cook is sent packing, and just six cooks remain.

The competition gets off to an explosive start as the planners transform an industrial Concorde hangar. The gloves are off as they try to pull off the ultimate high-flying wedding.

In this enhanced episode, the warm season provides for Alaskans.

Sandi Toksvig looks at sideshows, stunts and scavenger hunts.

Sandi Toksvig looks at sugar and spice and all things nice with Alice Levine, Jason Manford, Rose Matafeo and Alan Davies.

A twist on the classic quiz show formula, contestants search through the depths of their knowledge in an attempt to score as few points as possible.

Stephen asks unanswerable questions with an international flavour. With Jack Dee, David Mitchell, Bill Bailey and Alan Davies.

Stephen Fry investigates an imbroglio of issues with John Bishop, Frank Skinner, Sean Lock and Alan Davies.

It's veggie week. With over seven million Brits following a meat-free diet, plant-based cooking is big business in the UK. The cooks level up vegetarian junk food and create a menu of meat alternatives for a packed-out hub, including Team GB medal winners Kai Whyte and Charlotte Henshaw. In a tense Knives Out, the bottom two cooks must cook a frying pan pizza from scratch in just 15 minutes. At the end of the day, one more cook is sent packing, and just six cooks remain.

Sandi Toksvig looks at sideshows, stunts and scavenger hunts.

In this enhanced episode, the warm season provides for Alaskans.