On the 75th anniversary of D-Day, Alan Titchmarsh and his team head to Derbyshire to build an exciting garden for sprightly D-Day veteran Jack Parrott, 98, and his wife of 68 years, Margaret, 94. With advice on patio-size greenhouses and clever ways to create raised beds, the team create a new accessible garden for Jack and his wife.

Victoria, 25, has autism spectrum disorder but does everything she can to hide it from potential employers. Gabe, 31, has Tourette Syndrome. He has had a tic in almost every part of his body - even his eyes. With the help of experts, we'll uncover their unique strengths that will help on their journey towards employment.

Church choirs, traditional Irish music and emotive poetry: listen to these incredible performances celebrating St Patrick's legacy.

Democratic Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia talks about his political future, the debt limit and how he thinks Congress needs to work together.

English news from Japan's Broadcasting Corporation, NHK, delivering the latest in business, technology, health, environmental and world news.

News via satellite from Al Jazeera Satellite Network, Qatar, in English.

News and analysis of the top international and European news and current affairs from Berlin, in English.

ABC America's pre-eminent weekly public affairs program with George Stephanopolous from New York, USA.

International news and current affairs television from Paris, offering a French perspective on world events, in English.

The most recent political, sports, entertainment and socio-economic updates across India and the world from New Delhi, in English.

Join Adam Liaw as he revisits the highlights from his Scandinavian food adventures.

An elephant calf discovers how to trumpet and to charge anything that looks suspicious. Some orphaned baby hares that have grown up in a rescue centre are released back into the wild. A shy baby armadillo learns how to overcome her fears, to meet and greet human visitors at her zoo. A baby tapir ventures outside for the first time, only to be sat on by his mother. Some flamingo chicks learn the art of filter feeding. And a new born baby hamster goes wandering, too far from the nest.

This documentary series charts crises as they unfold across Britain's rail network. We meet the team at Birmingham New Street where a train departs every 37 seconds, the busiest interchange station in the country. With unprecedented flooding, Network Rail is wading through a crisis the likes of which it's not faced in decades.

The first episode begins nearly 2000 years ago when the Romans established the fortress of Vindobona in 15BC, built to defend Rome from the hostile Germanic tribes to the north. But when Rome fell to Goths, Vandals and Huns, Vienna was plunged into the Dark Ages. The only remnant civilisation that remained was the fanatical belief in the new religion: Christianity.

The latest national and international news stories from the BBC News team from London, UK, in English.

America's No.1 network news bulletin with anchors David Muir weekdays, Whit Johnson Saturday edition, and Linsey Davis Sunday edition.

Analysis of national and international news, as well as in-depth reporting on topics ranging from education and politics to technology and finance. Hosted by John Yang for the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) in the United States.

In-depth global news from Al Jazeera Satellite Network, Doha, Qatar, in English.

On June 22, 1941, Hitler invaded the Soviet Union. His goal: to deprive Great Britain in Europe and gain 'lebensraum' (habitat) in the east. "This is an entirely new kind of war, with unprecedentedly brutal rules," says historian Moshe Zimmermann when talking about the campaign in the east, which goes hand in hand with the escalation of Germany's Jewish policy.

In the community of Tokanui, we meet a young mother who shears thousands of sheep, a Welshwoman who runs a design store and a former social worker who's now a traditional healer.

The kitchen is heating up as Adam, head chef of Stanley Restaurant Louis Tikaram and executive chef and owner of Arkhe Jake Kellie make foods that have a real sizzle.

Hugh Bonneville takes us on a tour of the gardens found at the private royal houses across Britain including Norfolk's Sandringham Estate, Ayrshire's Dumfries House and Prince Charles' pride and joy, the gardening paradise that is Highgrove. A visit to Highgrove reveals how Prince Charles has created a number of stunning and innovative gardens, such as a Victorian-inspired Stumpery and an area Prince Charles proudly calls his sewage garden, which uses plants to purify the wastewater that comes directly from the Prince's house. We also learn that a spectacular treehouse built for Prince's William and Harry followed a gardening tradition that can be traced back to the spectacular Great Pagoda found at Kew's Royal Botanic Gardens.

Ken Jennings hosts Jeopardy! Where the answers are revealed and the contestants must guess the appropriate questions.

Two contestants pit their linguistic and numerical skills against each other and the clock in this entertaining quiz show. Join host Richard Morecroft along with maths whiz Lily Serna and wordsmith David Astle.

In this round, the specialty subjects are WWII Fighter Aces, The Inbetweeners, The Star Wars sequel trilogy (7.8.9), and Taskmaster UK: Series 12.

The latest reports and analysis of major national and international news of the day from Australia's only world news service.

Join Michael Portillo as he takes us to the stunning island of Sicily, where he explores its ancient capital Palermo and surrounding area, a dynamic melting pot of cultures that makes the city so electrifying to visit.

Simon Reeve travels across the Kalahari in southern Africa, one of the last great unspoiled African wildernesses. Despite the harsh terrain, the Kalahari is full of incredible wildlife, including one of the world's biggest populations of African elephants.

Sydney Airport is a city within a city, with thousands of crew keeping operations flowing. The work never slows, from changing a wind sock, painting a runway at midnight, repairing a stuck airbridge before the plane arrives, saving a maintenance worker from a stuck elevator, or putting out a potentially catastrophic fire that traps hundreds of passengers on a recently arrived flight.

Reports and analysis of major national and international news of the day from Australia's only world news service.

William Wisting is on sick leave due to a severe injury when an anonymous letter arrives in the mail. The cryptic content leads Wisting to possible injustice in an old murder case where 17-year-old Tone Vaterland was killed, and her ex-boyfriend Daniel convicted.

Wisting struggles to cope with a suspicious and sudden death, when he unexpectedly receives help in the Vaterland case. A new anonymous letter leads to fresh evidence in the old murder case, but not everyone is happy to see the case back in the spotlight.

While the police believe they hold the culprit of the murder in the person of Bernard Laroche, their key witness recedes her statement. But an unexpected testimony brings out a new theory.

Sesmat is replaced as lead investigator with Corazzi, who firmly believes Christine is guilty. Feeling abandoned by everyone, Jean-Marie considers taking justice into his own hands.

In this episode, we tell the stories of natural wonders created by life itself and how they shape the lives of those who call them home. In the Amazon, two nine-year-old boys undergo a terrifying rite of passage. In Borneo, a young man must climb vast caves to collect birds' nests. And in the largest mangrove forest in the world, a father and son face killer bees and man-eating tigers.

Aerial, 27, has Tourette syndrome, with a range of involuntary vocal outbursts and physical movements, while Hayden, 23, was diagnosed with autism at age 12. Hayden's dream is to find a job that highlights his strengths. With help from experts, they'll each discover their true talents in the workplace.

US Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler talks about open markets, regulating cryptocurrencies and keeping up with technology.

English news from Japan's Broadcasting Corporation, NHK, delivering the latest in business, technology, health, environmental and world news.

Delivers the top stories of the day, covering political, economic, and social sectors on both local and global fronts.

News and analysis of the top international and European news and current affairs from Berlin, in English.

News via satellite from Al Jazeera Satellite Network, Qatar, in English.

The latest national and international news stories from the BBC News team from London, UK, in English.

International news and current affairs television from Paris, offering a French perspective on world events, in English.

The most recent political, sports, entertainment and socio-economic updates across India and the world from New Delhi, in English.

A grey seal pup, close to starvation, is rescued and nursed back to health, in preparation for a return to the sea. Syrian baby hamsters learn how to ride the wheel and stuff their cheek pouches. Pygmy goat kids get their first experience of climbing. A boisterous white rhino discovers a new use for his horn. A giraffe calf discovers how to wangle extra food. A starving fox cub struggles for survival. Flamingo chicks are introduced to an adult flock for the first time. And our kittens discover a new obstacle - the staircase!

At a time when customer satisfaction is at its lowest in 10 years, we follow the efforts of staff as they use their ingenuity and years of experience to solve dramatic everyday incidents to prevent them turning into costly consequences. When a train runs a red signal at Birmingham New Street, engineers work through the night to move the stranded train, investigate the cause and get the station back into operation before the morning commuter rush.

After the Ottomans were defeated and the threat of their mighty army receded, war broke out between Austria and the French over the Habsburg's Spanish territories.

The latest national and international news stories from the BBC News team from London, UK, in English.

America's No.1 network news bulletin with anchors David Muir weekdays, Whit Johnson Saturday edition, and Linsey Davis Sunday edition.

Reviews and analysis of the day's news presented by Amna Nawaz and Geoff Bennett for the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) in the United States.

Sobibor is one of the camps of 'Operation Reinhardt', which took nearly two million lives within a few months in 1942/43. Unlike Auschwitz, Operation Reinhardt left few survivors.

Join Claudio Fabiano and the team every Monday night for the latest news, expert opinion and the best action from the World of Football.

In the kitchen, Adam, journalist Benjamin Law and actor Lucy Durack are sharing their current food obsessions.

Hugh Bonneville reveals the secrets behind the stunning gardens and vast estates found at Windsor and Balmoral Castles. Garden designer Manoj Malde explains how the private gardens at Windsor Castle have undergone various transformations by different royals since the castle's creation back in the 11th century, including Prince Philip, who turned his hand to garden designing, with mixed results. And one of Britain's leading rose breeders explains how he created the Duke of Edinburgh rose, which was planted by the Queen to mark what would have been Prince Philip's 100th birthday.

Ken Jennings hosts Jeopardy! Where the answers are revealed and the contestants must guess the appropriate questions.

Two contestants pit their linguistic and numerical skills against each other and the clock in this entertaining quiz show. Join host Richard Morecroft along with maths whiz Lily Serna and wordsmith David Astle.

In this round, the specialty subjects are Gremlins 1 and 2, Michael Jordan, 1996 Mt Everest Disaster, and The Paris Metro System.