Nature-lover Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall continues his wildlife adventures across the West Country. This time, he's exploring the diverse county of Dorset where the mild climate creates ideal conditions for all kinds of creatures. In spring, Hugh joins ornithologist Martin Cade at Portland Bird Observatory to monitor migrating birds like blackcaps and wheatears as they arrive on our shores after their epic journeys from Africa.

Lifelong wildlife enthusiast Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall celebrates the natural world of the West Country and the people protecting it. This time, he's in the Wye Valley hoping to come face-to-face with an animal that's intrigued him since boyhood: the barbel, also known as the Prince of the River.

Michael reveals the real reason he's brought an 'assistant' with him for the trip. Ben finally has his moment to cast for GQ magazine while the girls have their first meetings with Elle, Marie Claire and Glamour. It becomes clear that each model has their own reasons for coming to Cape Town and one model suddenly realises that the stakes have become much higher than they had previously thought.

A slow TV showcase of the stunning landscapes found in Wiradjuri Country along the waters of the Murrumbidgee River.

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Ireland's best-known architect showcases some of the world's most amazing homes. From sunny Sydney to London city, from stylish Melbourne to the snowy landscape of northern Sweden, Dermot explores how people live around the globe. Sometimes it is the homes themselves and sometimes it is the people behind the homes that are the star of these shows.

This journey begins at Lexington, where the first shots of the American War of Independence were fired on the town green. During the 19th century, the Merrimack River provided power to the industrial textiles mills of Lawrence and Lowell, which attracted workers from around the world.

This journey begins at the Homestead National Monument of America, a commemoration of the Homestead Act, a law providing land to new settlers. The capital city of Nebraska is Lincoln, named after President Lincoln in the 1860s, and a hundred kilometres to the north-east on the Missouri River is Omaha, the largest city in the state. In 1819 a series of forts was built along the Missouri River and Fort Atkinson was to be the first. It has recently been faithfully restored.

A human-made floating island garden in a remote wilderness feeds its owners year round. A group of vigilant volunteers remove invasive species from a fragile natural area. A retiree cares for a delicate forested garden.

A writer advocates for 'grief gardening' to help people through loss. A 90-year old gardener continues to volunteer at the accessible garden she founded with her husband. Neighbourhood gardeners create humorous miniature gnome villages to bring a bit of joy to their street.

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The TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts plays host to the 2024-25 ISU Figure Skating World Championships, as a star studded field of skaters do battle to be the world's best.

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Ernie explores the ancient forests and shifting sand dunes of Pemberton, Bianca breaks into the drag queen scene of Broken Hill, and Aaron's language and dance is put to the test in Bamaga.

Advancements in aeronautics and weaponry reshaped battle strategies. From bombers to fighters, witness the dawn of a new era as militaries vie for dominance in the skies.

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A triumphant catch staves off the hunger of one survivalist, but as the adrenaline of the adventure fades, can the others pivot their strategies to bring in food?

Friday breakfast is a weekly tradition which brings all the Blenheim staff together, and with each department taking their turn to serve the others, the task this week has fallen to the HR team.

Naples is the third largest and most populous city in Italy. But its history has been tainted with underdog status from close association with Vesuvius, the Camorra - a notorious branch of the local mafia, and poverty. In the historic Spanish Quarter, Stanley meets Professor Elisabetta Moro who takes him to the last authentic fried pizza maker, Fernanda's. Later, Stanley meets Enzo Coccia, the proud King of Neapolitan Pizza to learn the secret art of arguably the world's best pizza.

Michael Portillo's coastal railway journey takes him past lochs and castles on the Far North Line to Britain's northernmost railway station at Thurso.

From Britain's northernmost station at Thurso in Caithness, Michael Portillo heads for the ferry port of Scrabster to cross the Pentland Firth to the Orkney Islands. Passing the Old Man of Hoy, Michael takes in stunning views of the Orkney archipelago and the rugged coastlines of its 70 islands.

Philippe is bored with life in Paris, Ontario. His wife is more successful than him, his son is obsessed with screens, and he is questioning the importance of his life's work teaching French in an English elementary school. One day, he discovers a mysterious tunnel that leads to the stage of a theatre in Paris, France.

Philippe is France. He's pampered by Marianne, the woman in the theatre company, despite the mistrust of her co-star Meursault. The director of the play, Fabioli, asks Philippe to make his entrance the following night for the final performance of the play. Forced to return home, he discovers that his wife, Jenny, has prepared a romantic evening for them.

Fascinated by this new world, Philippe starts forgetting his responsibilities in Ontario; encouraged by Marianne, Fabioli entrusts Philippe to rewrite the company's next play.

Philippe's therapy sessions are starting to bear fruit; Fabioli is excited about Philippe's adaptation of Berenice.

Philippe is afraid to confess the truth to Jenny. He says he's organising a party for their 15th wedding anniversary, but Jenny can sense his lack of commitment.

A slow TV showcase of the stunning landscapes found in Larrakia and Wulwulam Country.

Ernie takes a trip to Bowen to meet Traditional Owners taking on sea turtle research, before meeting up with a couple who show him the stunning Whitsunday Passage.

Along the Mary River in the Northern Territory, Ernie braves the heat and explores the wilds of the region by land, sea, and by air.

Ernie travels to Bathurst Island to meet a dedicated and passionate nun, a woman working with young families, and two local artists who share their love for their culture.

Ernie meets three very interesting Darwin locals, each with their own connection to the land and to the wildlife that inhabits it.

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Ireland's best-known architect showcases some of the world's most amazing homes. From sunny Sydney to London city, from stylish Melbourne to the snowy landscape of northern Sweden, Dermot explores how people live around the globe. Sometimes it is the homes themselves and sometimes it is the people behind the homes that are the star of these shows.

FIFA World Cup Classic Match: USA v Ghana 2010.

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The drama and excitement for world championship glory continues at the 2024-25 ISU Figure Skating World Championships from the TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts.

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