Episode 6. Joining Jools Holland on the final show of this run are Jungle, The Good, the Bad & the Queen, Robyn, Mattiel and Terry Reid. 6/6. Later with Jools brings together hot, legendary and relatively unknown artists in performance in a single studio. The show pans from band to band, country to country and style to style. The music always comes first and styles are deliberately mixed without regard to format, all introduced by pianist and raconteur Jools Holland.

Ulster Folk Museum 3. Fiona and the team return to the Ulster Folk Museum in Northern Ireland, where items include a DeLorean car, a stone head dug up in a garden and a carving with links to maritime history. 2/20. Experts invite the public to bring along their antiques for examination. Some find their 'bric-a-brac' to be worth much more than they ever suspected.

Upsadaisy. Sandi Toksvig hosts an 'upsadaisy' episode of QI and is joined by Justin Moorhouse, Emmanuel Sonubi, Holly Walsh and Alan Davies. 10/14. Panel game hosted in which celebrity guests have to answer questions, avoiding repeating common misconceptions and urban myths.

Opposites. Sandi Toksvig looks at opposites with Sara Pascoe, Colin Lane, Jimmy Carr and Alan Davies. 7/16. Panel game hosted in which celebrity guests have to answer questions, avoiding repeating common misconceptions and urban myths.

Operations. Sandi Toksvig looks at Operations. If you've ever wondered how to turn a muffin into an offensive weapon, this is the show for you. With Bill Bailey, Katherine Ryan, Rhod Gilbert and Alan Davies. 8/16. Panel game hosted in which celebrity guests have to answer questions, avoiding repeating common misconceptions and urban myths.

Oxmas. Sandi Toksvig hosts the QI Christmas special, with Jason Manford and Romesh Ranganathan. 9/16. Panel game hosted in which celebrity guests have to answer questions, avoiding repeating common misconceptions and urban myths.

Origins. Sandi Toksvig looks into some origins with Josh Widdicombe, Susan Calman, Rich Hall and Alan Davies. 10/16. Panel game hosted in which celebrity guests have to answer questions, avoiding repeating common misconceptions and urban myths.

Objects. Sandi Toksvig looks at some objects. Along the way, discover where you can find an actual UFO and meet the world's best-dressed crab. With Sarah Millican, Cariad Lloyd, Alice Levine and Alan Davies. 11/16. Panel game hosted in which celebrity guests have to answer questions, avoiding repeating common misconceptions and urban myths.

Suffolk. Ben journeys to the Suffolk countryside and a secretive patch of woodland, to spend the week with unique character Will, 50, who could be described as a true British caveman. 8/10. Adventurer Ben Fogle meets people who have turned their backs on Western society and set up home in some of the most isolated locations on Earth.

Isle of Erraid. Ben travels to a unique, tiny island in the Scottish Hebrides where he meets ex-social care worker Philip, who has embraced a new way of life in this small, alternative community. 9/10. Adventurer Ben Fogle meets people who have turned their backs on Western society and set up home in some of the most isolated locations on Earth.

Episode 11. Teams of contestants compete for cash by crossing a bridge made up of stepping stones across the studio floor. 11/25. Teams of contestants compete for cash by crossing a bridge made up of stepping stones across the studio floor.

Episode 12. Teams of contestants compete for cash by crossing a bridge made up of stepping stones across the studio floor. 12/25. Teams of contestants compete for cash by crossing a bridge made up of stepping stones across the studio floor.

Series 5, Episode 8. Hosted by Joe Lycett, The Great British Sewing Bee reaches its dramatic denouement as the three finalists compete for the title of Britain's best amateur sewer. 8/8. Amateur sewers take on challenges as they compete to be Britain's best home sewer. Their creations are judged by Savile Row's Patrick Grant and sewing expert May Martin.

Series 6, Episode 1. This feel-good competition format returns for its sixth series. Twelve amateur dressmakers take up a needle and thread to have their stitching skills put to the test. 1/10. Amateur sewers take on challenges as they compete to be Britain's best home sewer. Their creations are judged by Savile Row's Patrick Grant and sewing expert May Martin.

Rome. Richard Ayoade is joined by Matt Lucas for a frenetic 48 hours in the eternal city, Rome. Together, they cram in culture, cuisine, history, hats and as many sights as possible. 1/4. Join celebrity guests as they explore a unique weekend destination with the aim of having a holiday with all the boring bits taken out.

Bishop's Palace 2. The team return to Wells in Somerset to see some Fabergé jewellery, a plate by Pugin and a guitar left behind in England by a soldier who never returned from the D-Day landings. 4/20. Experts invite the public to bring along their antiques for examination. Some find their 'bric-a-brac' to be worth much more than they ever suspected.

Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh 2. Fiona and the team pay a final visit to the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, where finds include a tea set gifted by a Dalai Lama and paintings by a celebrated Korean artist. 5/20. Experts invite the public to bring along their antiques for examination. Some find their 'bric-a-brac' to be worth much more than they ever suspected.

Portchester 1. The team returns to Portchester Castle in Hampshire, where treasures include a Victoria Cross medal, a letter that travelled on the Titanic and a lost poem by Siegfried Sassoon. 6/20. Experts invite the public to bring along their antiques for examination. Some find their 'bric-a-brac' to be worth much more than they ever suspected.

Bulletproof. Alaskans contend with the throes of the warm season. 13/20. The brutal Alaskan winter dominates life for the hardy characters in this awe-inspiring series.

Seeing in Colour. The natural world is full of colours. For us, they are a source of beauty, but for animals they are a tool for survival. David Attenborough reveals the extraordinary ways in which animals use colour. 1/2. David Attenborough discovers the vital role colour plays in the daily lives of many species.

Heat. From the barren Australian outback to the remote, dry deserts of Namibia, mammals use their ingenuity, incredible intelligence and remarkable resilience to beat the heat. 5/6. Sir David Attenborough reveals the world of mammals, uncovering the secrets of their success, from the tiny, terrestrial Etruscan shrew to the biggest of them all, the blue whale.

Episode 3. Xander has a close-up encounter with a cobra, and travels north to Tamil country where he helps dig up mines remaining after the bitter civil war that raged for 30 years. 3/3. Alexander Armstrong heads to the paradise isle of the Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka. Alexander encounters gurus and captive elephants. He also explores the impact of civil wars, natural disasters, and political crisis on the country's people.

Series 1, Episode 6. Hidden deep in the forests of Vietnam a local man, Mr Ho Khanh, made an extraordinary discovery - possibly the world's largest cave. But to film there first the Planet Earth III team have to get there. 6/7. A behind-the-scenes look at the final chapter of the Planet Earth trilogy, which explores the greatest habitats on our amazing planet.

Valencia. Richard and Sara Pascoe visit the birthplace of paella for cocktails, zorbing, a four-wheel bike ride and a hunt for the holy grail. 2/4. Join celebrity guests as they explore a unique weekend destination with the aim of having a holiday with all the boring bits taken out.

Amsterdam. Richard and comedian Joe Lycett head to the mini break mecca of Amsterdam, for some culture, cardio, canals, cuisine, drawing, Dutch gin, and the museum of street organs. 3/4. Join celebrity guests as they explore a unique weekend destination with the aim of having a holiday with all the boring bits taken out.

Episode 1. Documentary celebrating the singing career of ABBA performer Agnetha Fältskog, which began in the mid-60s when she was just 15, as she records her comeback album at the age of 63.. Agnetha Faltskog is one of the best known icons of pop culture. This documentary looks back at her music career and her life off-stage.

Episode 1. The first group of five celebrities dance; the host and panellists try to guess their identities based on clues within their routines. 1/4. Joel Dommett hosts as Jonathan Ross, Davina McCall, Mo Gilligan and Oti Mabuse and other celebrities make up the celebrity panel that must guess the identity of the masked dancers who perform in front of them.

All I Want For Christmas Is U. Series 22 of the panel game hosted by Sandi Toksvig, in which celebrity guests have to answer questions, avoiding repeating common misconceptions and urban myths. 1/14. Panel game hosted in which celebrity guests have to answer questions, avoiding repeating common misconceptions and urban myths.

Series 15, Episode 3. Jimmy Carr returns to host a new series with Rachel Riley and Susie Dent. Jon Richardson and Lucy Beaumont take on Richard Ayoade and Joe Wilkinson. Finlay Christie is in Dictionary Corner. 3/14. Combining two of viewers' favourite shows means that viewers get to play along, a bonus for both quiz and comedy fans alike. Jimmy Carr hosts the famous words and numbers quiz, plus etymologist Susie Dent on the letters, and maths whizz Rachel Riley on the numbers.

Seeing in Colour. The natural world is full of colours. For us, they are a source of beauty, but for animals they are a tool for survival. David Attenborough reveals the extraordinary ways in which animals use colour. 1/2. David Attenborough discovers the vital role colour plays in the daily lives of many species.

Heat. From the barren Australian outback to the remote, dry deserts of Namibia, mammals use their ingenuity, incredible intelligence and remarkable resilience to beat the heat. 5/6. Sir David Attenborough reveals the world of mammals, uncovering the secrets of their success, from the tiny, terrestrial Etruscan shrew to the biggest of them all, the blue whale.

Episode 3. Xander has a close-up encounter with a cobra, and travels north to Tamil country where he helps dig up mines remaining after the bitter civil war that raged for 30 years. 3/3. Alexander Armstrong heads to the paradise isle of the Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka. Alexander encounters gurus and captive elephants. He also explores the impact of civil wars, natural disasters, and political crisis on the country's people.

Bishop's Palace 2. The team return to Wells in Somerset to see some Fabergé jewellery, a plate by Pugin and a guitar left behind in England by a soldier who never returned from the D-Day landings. 4/20. Experts invite the public to bring along their antiques for examination. Some find their 'bric-a-brac' to be worth much more than they ever suspected.