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Room for Improvement

Angus Purden and David Wellman present a home improvement series which helps those who want to refurbish and expand their current property. Keith and Sharon Popplewell turn their utility area into a stunning Victorian hallway in their Sheffield home.

Location, Location, Location

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer present the series offering advice on buying a new home. This edition features a young family who look to the borders of England and Wales when the unexpected arrival of twins makes a bigger property necessary. With a budget of 260,000 pounds, they search for a period house with a large garden.

Deal or No Deal

Noel Edmonds hosts the show that pits players against The Banker for the chance to win up to a quarter of a million pounds.

The Coach Trip

Reality show. The fourteen tourists on a trans-European journey reach Linz in Austria where the driver has a difference of opinion with one of the passengers. Phil and Pasquale find an odd way to settle a dispute, but the group have a convivial lunchtime boat trip on the Danube.

How Clean Is Your House?

Housekeeper Kim Woodburn and presenter Aggie MacKenzie travel the country looking for the filthiest homes in desperate need of cleaning. Frustrated diva Michelle Jay spends all her time singing karaoke in bars and admits she hasn't cleaned her maisonette in south London for nearly 20 years. She's so embarrased by the layers of filth that she never invites guests over.

Relocation, Relocation

Property hunters Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer present a series helping people find both a place in the country and a pied-a-terre in town. Mark Thomas and Alice Green want to move out of Marylebone and find a family home on the Kent coast and a London crash-pad.

Grand Designs

Series following Britain's most ambitious house-building projects. Andrew and Lowri Davies set out to build an environmentally friendly farmhouse in rural Wales. They opted for some state-of-the-art experimental building materials but their budget spiraled out of control. Kevin McCloud catches up with the family to see if their project was truly the answer to their dreams.

Unreported World

Documentary series on topical global issues. Ramita Navai reports from Nigeria on the consequences of child marriage. In the country's northern states, nearly half of all girls are married by the age of 15, often to much older men. Navai learns that young brides are having babies from the age of 12, and suffer devastating physical and emotional wounds as a result.

True Stories

Widely acclaimed by critics and industry peers as one of the best documentaries of 2005, Werner Herzog's film offers a superb study of nature - both human and animal - in all its savage beauty, cruelty and absurdity. Star of the show Timothy Treadwell was a dropout who found redemption living among grizzly bears in the Alaskan wilds for 13 summers, until one of them killed him and his girlfriend, Amie Huguenard. Herzog knits together spectacular amateur footage shot by Treadwell with original interview material, to unfold the grizzly man's story. The result provides a salutary lesson in the dangers of over-romanticising wild animals, as well as a fascinating glimpse into a well-intentioned but very troubled soul. Despite its tragic trajectory, the director's wry sense of humour often sparkles through, and Herzog fans won't fail to spot the parallels with the other dreamers and madmen who have populated both his fiction and non-fiction work. A sparse and lovely score by Richard Thompson and some glorious images of bears round out a near-flawless package.

Come Dine with Me

Cookery-based reality show in which chefs compete for the title of ultimate dinner host. Four more competitors from Devon attempt to plan the perfect dinner party and scoop the 1,000 pound prize.