As he continues his wildlife adventures across the West Country, nature lover Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall is on the trail of woodland creatures in the Forest of Dean with the help of dedicated local naturalists. Hugh goes in search of the imposing wild boar, that have returned to the forest after three centuries.

Nature lover Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall celebrates the wildlife of the West Country and meets the dedicated people safeguarding its future. This time, Hugh's journey takes him across Dartmoor from the granite peaks to the sea. Hugh follows the fortunes of a buzzard family as their single chick fledges and heads towards independence.

The agency organises a 'test' for the models with sought-after Cape Town photographer Marnus Meyer. Ben takes advantage of the situation by bringing along some of his own designs for the shoot, but not everyone appears to be at their best on the day. Later, the group have their first social outing together as they watch Michael walk the runway at Shimmy Beach nightclub.

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Why did the English choose Jamestown, Yorktown and Williamsburg, Virginia as their early American settlements? Why did King William III and Queen Mary II establish a university here? What was life like for the colonists here? What crazy concoctions are to be found in a colonial apothecary?

After nearly 500 years, French is still the official language of this North American city. How has this UNESCO World Heritage Site retained its 'Frenchness' after all this time? Why does the Chateau Frontenac hotel look like a French castle, and what does it have to do with the Canadian railway? What's so curious about Rue Saint-Jean, Place Royal and Petit-Champlain?

Perhaps one of the most beautiful and well-organised food market buildings in Europe is the Mercado Central of Valencia. Built on the area where an open-air market stood for centuries, the Valencian style Art Noveau construction is a 'cathedral of senses'.

Atlanta has a new flag to follow: Atlanta United. A soccer team that on an average draws some of the biggest attendance numbers in the world and inspires collaborations between creatives and artists.

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The Coldstream Guards in Windsor at Battalion HQ are preparing for the most important inspection of the year. They will find out if they're ready to take on this season's biggest Royal and ceremonial duties, known as going on 'The Blue Line'. General Officer Commanding London District, who is responsible to Her Majesty for all British Army ceremonial will be scrutinising everything from drill, to boots, to bearskins.

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Hadrian's Wall is the biggest structure the Romans ever built. Stretching 117-kilometres across Britain, it once defined the northern edge of the greatest empire the world had seen. Now experts investigate the Wall, its forts, gatehouses and garrison towns, to reveal how civilisation and culture grew on Rome's wild frontier. Their surprising discoveries show what life - and death - were like on the dynamic and ever-changing edge of empire.

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

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She was the last pharaoh of Egypt and one of the most famous queens of all time, but her death in 31 B.C. has been shrouded in mystery. Cleopatra's body and final resting place have been lost without a trace for over 2,000 years, leaving the world's top archaeologists baffled. Can new evidence finally uncover Cleopatra's missing tomb?

Bettany Hughes is on a mission to understand the secret behind the success of the Nabataeans. The glorious tombs of their cities like Ancient Hegra in AlUla, Saudi Arabia are proof of a rich kingdom. Following ancient routes from Oman, across the Red Sea, into Greece and Italy, Bettany discovers their ancient monopoly on a prized luxury: incense.

Scotland's scenic railways connect coastal towns and rural villages through a breath-taking Highland landscape voted the world's top rail journey. Tonight, we ride the Flying Scotsman along the Fife coast and over the Forth Bridge; we follow the engineers responding to a landslide which threatens the world-famous West Highland Line.

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Chen is 22 weeks pregnant. As Chen grows closer to Ido, Ellie feels more excluded from the process than ever.

The Romans and Sabines finally battle and the prophecy of the Sabine priestesses seems to come true.

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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.

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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?