Daily current affairs with the biggest national and international news and regular weather reports. Plus the latest developments in sports, politics, business and entertainment. Breakfast also welcomes guests into the studio for a chat.
Every Sunday the hosts of the morning show discuss key topics of conversation of the previous week. It is the best start of the day including lively chat about social, ethical and religious issues, and highlights of extraordinary stories of ordinary people.
Big Little Crimes tells the remarkable stories of ordinary beat coppers who stumble upon a key pie of evidence - a haul of stolen goods, a suspect on the run - and bring a major criminal to justice. A road traffic collision leads to the conviction of a cold-blooded killer. A glamorous casino patron turns out to be the key that lets police unlock an international money-laundering scheme, and a speeding motorbike leads police to arrest a prolific burglar.
Learn the tricks of the trade when you go to the auctions with Homes Under the Hammer. Join presenters Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell as they follow the renovation stories of properties across Britain as they get transformed from empty shells and outdated buildings to desirable spaces and contemporary homes. Watch as ordinary people breathe new life into the otherwise unloved houses, and find out how well they managed to stay within budget. Will they sell and make a profit, or have they invested too much money in a project that wont sell?
Two teams of amateur antique collectors meet at an antiques fair to compete to make the largest profit from a three hundred pound budget. Once the contestants have done the shopping for their own items, the experts then take any leftover money and go shopping for more antiques which is 'bonus buys'. The teams then have to decide whether or not to take these items to auction.
All the latest news from the BBC, which is a service provider funded by a licencing fee paid by British households. It is regulated by Ofcom, and aims to educate and inform, but also entertain, it's audience. The content produced by the BBC is intended to be impartial, and it was established in 1922, with headquarters in Westminster, London.
Zara takes Paige for lunch, and Scarlett worries about how much she costs the practice.
Money For Nothing is a British TV program hosted by Sarah Moore, Jay Blades and EJ Osborne. The hosts save things from being dumped and transform them into valuable pieces, making money for people who had no idea there was cash to be made from their old useless stuff. Any profit is then returned to those people. The team salvage items from recycling centers and transform them into unique treasures. They manage to recycle old bowling balls, cooperate with designers to give a second life to old furniture, create a gorgeous dress from a salvaged leather sofa and work all kinds of miracles.
Push factors from the noisy, bustling cities of Britain, combined with the alluring peace of the countryside, has the population dreaming of homes in more scenic surroundings. Escape to the Country sees buyers from different areas on the UK considering their options to settle down in the English countryside. Presenters show off a range of prospective homes, before they must make their final decision towards the end of the show. Each episode taking place in a different region of the UK, we see a wide variety of beautiful homes across the country.
Charlie and Flo go head-to-head to create a Jamaican-inspired garden.
Join our host Ross Kemp in this suspenseful quiz, where contestants have to tread lightly in order to avoid "lies" on their way to the goal and the cash prize. The quiz tests the contestants' knowledge, but also how good their strategy is. The rules are simple: stepping on the truths earns them money, while stepping on a lie means they might lose everything.
Contestants must come up with answers that no-one else could think of in order to win the big cash prize. The questions have been put to a random sample of a hundred people beforehand, and the score out of 100 represents how many got the question right. Contestants not only have answer the questions correctly, but also guess which answers were most obscure to score the least points possible.
All the latest news from the BBC, which is a service provider funded by a licencing fee paid by British households. It is regulated by Ofcom, and aims to educate and inform, but also entertain, it's audience. The content produced by the BBC is intended to be impartial, and it was established in 1922, with headquarters in Westminster, London.
Star guests appear live in the studio whilst roving reporters provide special reports on everything from quirky topics to serious subjects. The One Show provides fun, information, laughs and the occasional musical number.
EastEnders is a series set in Albert Square in the East End of London in the fictional Borough of Walford. Here respectable townhouses are next to offices and apartments. We follow everyday stories of local residents and their families. The locals live their ordinary lives- go to night clubs, markets, pubs and cafes. They fall in love and fight, get sick, get divorced. Kids can break a window, neighbors can pick a fight. There is nothing extraordinary but life in the East End is full of various moments of fun.
Hopeful budding entrepreneurs and inventors stand before five successful and wealthy business people, known as the "Dragons," and pitch their professional business ideas. Their hope is that one of the Dragons will see the possibilities of their company, concept or product and make an offer of investment. Can any of these brave businesspersons persuade a Dragon to get on board with their project?
Contestants compete against each other, the clock, the cost of ingredients and ultimately themselves while eagled-eyed judges observe all and evaluate. The British version of this popular cookery competition where contestants compete in heats before hopefully reaching the semi-finals, final and ultimately being crowned Master Chef themselves.
All the latest news from the BBC, which is a service provider funded by a licencing fee paid by British households. It is regulated by Ofcom, and aims to educate and inform, but also entertain, it's audience. The content produced by the BBC is intended to be impartial, and it was established in 1922, with headquarters in Westminster, London.
Public figures debate politics and topical issues in front of a live studio audience around the UK. Notable guests are faced with questions from members of the public and invited to give their opinions.
Coverage and analysis of the UK local and mayoral elections on 2 May 2024.
Coverage and analysis of the UK local and mayoral elections on 2 May 2024.
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