TV Schedule

E1 - At a former RAF training base at Milfield, Robson is given a lesson in flying a glider, soaring like a bird over the Cheviot Hills and getting an aerial view of an Iron Age hill fort.

S2 E2 - Palau created the world's largest marine sanctuary, but keeping illegal fishing fleets at bay is not easy.

S17 E4 - A gang of sheep shearers arrive in Aidensfield, but suspicions are raised when a theft is reported soon afterwards. An old flame comes back into Rosie's life.

S7 E8 - Barbara helps a pregnant mother whose husband has recently died, and is on hand to give support when a further tragedy drives her and her children from their home.

S8 E25 - An approaching rainstorm threatens the most important day of the year at the farm.

S8 E26 - The team ends the year by releasing a herd of white-tailed deer.

S5 E12 - Hope visits a completely rebuilt rehab and reveals plans of her own. Hope and Barry discover a problem plaguing massive marine mammals in the warm waters of southern Florida.

S2 E10 - Immortalized by a famous song, the Suwannee River is a wild, primordial place whose dark waters are full of alligators, turtles and manatees.

S9 E17 - The shooting of a man in a burlesque club sends Murdoch and Brackenreid to Buffalo to investigate. Meanwhile, Crabtree becomes close to one of the dancers.

This intimate concert, held during the pandemic, features 15 members of the Berliner Philharmoniker, conductor Kirill Petrenko, soprano Christiane Karg, and works by Part, Ligeti, Barber and Mahler.

S1 E6 - On the Isle of Skye, Paul visits the home of celebrated writer and naturalist Gavin Maxwell before scaling the spectacular Am Basteir mountain.

E2 - Dan, Suzannah and Rob explore medieval London, discovering a city ripped in two by deadly rivalries, power-hungry kings and devastating disease.

S9 E17 - The shooting of a man in a burlesque club sends Murdoch and Brackenreid to Buffalo to investigate. Meanwhile, Crabtree becomes close to one of the dancers.

S1 E1 - Lying 40 km off the east coast of Tanzania, the Zanzibar Archipelago has been called the most exotic island chain in the world, complete with pristine beaches and bizarre creatures.

S12 E5 - Vera investigates the apparent suicide of a well-known television personality who has recently fallen from grace.

S2 E3 - Paul visits two very different Hebridean islands - Gigha and Jura. One is lush and verdant, the other is rugged and bleak, but each has their own character and charm.

S6 E4 - DCI Jo Davidson faces increasing pressure from all sides as AC-12 make major breakthroughs in the investigation.

E5 - Queenie tries to keep Junior close. Fay offers Marlene some help for her clinic. Zeke discovers a devastating truth. Lucy may have found her ticket to the big time.

S12 E5 - Vera investigates the apparent suicide of a well-known television personality who has recently fallen from grace.

S2 E3 - Paul visits two very different Hebridean islands - Gigha and Jura. One is lush and verdant, the other is rugged and bleak, but each has their own character and charm.

S6 E4 - DCI Jo Davidson faces increasing pressure from all sides as AC-12 make major breakthroughs in the investigation.

E5 - Queenie tries to keep Junior close. Fay offers Marlene some help for her clinic. Zeke discovers a devastating truth. Lucy may have found her ticket to the big time.

E1 - One of the world's "happiest" yet most vulnerable animals, the Quokka thrives only on Rottnest Island. How do they survive in such inhospitable conditions?

S9 E1 - When a burglar busts down the rehab's door, Hope scrambles to save her education animals from freezing.

S5 E12 - Hope visits a completely rebuilt rehab and reveals plans of her own. Hope and Barry discover a problem plaguing massive marine mammals in the warm waters of southern Florida.

S2 E2 - The railway in northern Mexico known as "El Chepe" took a hundred years to build and travels through the spectacular Copper Canyon region.

E3 - Dan, Suzannah and Rob reveal how a grand new capital rose from the ashes of the Great Fire of 1666, beginning an unprecedented period of expansion.

S11 E1 - Fiona and Philip head to the Essex countryside to investigate whether an intriguing statue bought at a local car-boot sale could be a genuine work by Dame Elisabeth Frink.

E6 - On the eastern coast of Australia, Michael tends to an injured koala, gets some tips from an Aussie rugby legend and rides a solar-powered train.

S1 E5 - Jennifer was diagnosed with Asperger's at a young age and has had trouble in job interviews. Simon's combination of Tourette syndrome, OCD and cerebral palsy results in swearing fits.

S11 E1 - Fiona and Philip head to the Essex countryside to investigate whether an intriguing statue bought at a local car-boot sale could be a genuine work by Dame Elisabeth Frink.

E6 - On the eastern coast of Australia, Michael tends to an injured koala, gets some tips from an Aussie rugby legend and rides a solar-powered train.

S1 E5 - Jennifer was diagnosed with Asperger's at a young age and has had trouble in job interviews. Simon's combination of Tourette syndrome, OCD and cerebral palsy results in swearing fits.

S7 E9 - Barbara's condition is not improving and she is kept in isolation at the hospital.

S2 E1 - Prem and his wife Kamini nervously await the arrival of his mother-in-law, Pushpa.

S9 E2 - Hope fights to save a family of foxes. The nursery is hit by a mysterious outbreak.

S2 E3 - Palau's reef is one of the largest living structures on Earth and home to more than 1,500 species of fish.

S1 E6 - Blair has autism and dyscalculia, which makes it difficult for her to interpret social cues and numbers. Robert has been blind since childhood and has never had a paying job.

S2 E3 - Rob Bell explores the spiritual home of lifesaving - the Longstone lighthouse, scene of a legendary rescue attempt by the Victorian lighthouse keeper's daughter, Grace Darling.

Nearing the end of a 60-year musical career, legendary folk singer and activist Joan Baez reflects on her life on and off the stage - from her lifelong emotional struggles to her civil rights work with Martin Luther King, Jr. and a heartbreaking romance with a young Bob Dylan.

Nestcam technology gives a bird's-eye view of a breeding pair of bald eagles in a Vancouver suburb, while experts and enthusiasts provide insights into our wild neighbours.

Nearing the end of a 60-year musical career, legendary folk singer and activist Joan Baez reflects on her life on and off the stage - from her lifelong emotional struggles to her civil rights work with Martin Luther King, Jr. and a heartbreaking romance with a young Bob Dylan.

Nestcam technology gives a bird's-eye view of a breeding pair of bald eagles in a Vancouver suburb, while experts and enthusiasts provide insights into our wild neighbours.

This intimate concert, held during the pandemic, features 15 members of the Berliner Philharmoniker, conductor Kirill Petrenko, soprano Christiane Karg, and works by Part, Ligeti, Barber and Mahler.

S1 E6 - On the Isle of Skye, Paul visits the home of celebrated writer and naturalist Gavin Maxwell before scaling the spectacular Am Basteir mountain.

S9 E3 - Twin fawns arrive at the centre, a volunteer searches for orphans in the woods, and Hope tends to a tiny owl.

S1 E6 - Blair has autism and dyscalculia, which makes it difficult for her to interpret social cues and numbers. Robert has been blind since childhood and has never had a paying job.

E2 - Every year, the southern wetlands of the Pantanal become a bird paradise when over 650 species of birds congregate here for breeding.

E4 - Born free of an Ojibwe father and an escaped enslaved mother in Upper Canada, John "Daddy" Hall was captured and sold into slavery during the war of 1812, but 13 years later made a daring escape.

E1 - Tensions between Catholic and Protestant communities explode in 1968 after decades of relative peace. The British Army is deployed, and Northern Ireland descends into conflict.

E3 - Alastair Sooke looks at how, despite political decline, the final era of the Egyptian Empire saw its art enjoy revival and rebirth.

S5 E12 - Hope visits a completely rebuilt rehab and reveals plans of her own. Hope and Barry discover a problem plaguing massive marine mammals in the warm waters of southern Florida.

E4 - Born free of an Ojibwe father and an escaped enslaved mother in Upper Canada, John "Daddy" Hall was captured and sold into slavery during the war of 1812, but 13 years later made a daring escape.

E1 - Tensions between Catholic and Protestant communities explode in 1968 after decades of relative peace. The British Army is deployed, and Northern Ireland descends into conflict.

E3 - Alastair Sooke looks at how, despite political decline, the final era of the Egyptian Empire saw its art enjoy revival and rebirth.

S2 E1 - Prem and his wife Kamini nervously await the arrival of his mother-in-law, Pushpa.

E3 - As six animal babies approach the end of their first year, they must take on the most complex challenges of their lives.

S9 E4 - A seal keeps coming back, forcing Zach to follow it along the coastline.

E2 - Every year, the southern wetlands of the Pantanal become a bird paradise when over 650 species of birds congregate here for breeding.

S5 E13 - Hope rallies the team to release the herd of white-tailed deer. Winter brings a mysterious influx of snowy owls to the rehab.

E1 - Michael Portillo learns what it took to build the Alaska Railroad, then explores Indigenous traditions and an iceberg maze.

As Kelley Lee prepares to compete at the Canada 55+ games, she reflects on her hockey career and the barriers she's faced as a Chinese Canadian woman in a male-dominated sport. Made by her daughter, Jenny-Lee Gilmore, the film follows an underdog's determination to pursue her dreams.

This rare glimpse into the private world of Margaret Atwood follows her to speaking engagements and the set of The Handmaid's Tale while exploring her literary life, poetry and novels.

E2 - Every year, the southern wetlands of the Pantanal become a bird paradise when over 650 species of birds congregate here for breeding.

As Kelley Lee prepares to compete at the Canada 55+ games, she reflects on her hockey career and the barriers she's faced as a Chinese Canadian woman in a male-dominated sport. Made by her daughter, Jenny-Lee Gilmore, the film follows an underdog's determination to pursue her dreams.

This rare glimpse into the private world of Margaret Atwood follows her to speaking engagements and the set of The Handmaid's Tale while exploring her literary life, poetry and novels.

S9 E17 - The shooting of a man in a burlesque club sends Murdoch and Brackenreid to Buffalo to investigate. Meanwhile, Crabtree becomes close to one of the dancers.

S18 E3 - When a suspected pedophile is found murdered in a playground, Nikki and Jack are brought in to investigate.

S9 E5 - When the first harbour seal pup of the year arrives, Jennie must carefully follow the emergency protocols required to save its life.

S2 E3 - Palau's reef is one of the largest living structures on Earth and home to more than 1,500 species of fish.

S1 E1 - It's autumn on the pristine River Spey - known for world-class whisky production and salmon fishing - and the riverbanks are brilliant with colour.

S3 E3 - A criminal is found dead in his bathtub, and Lewis and Hathaway are called in to investigate the case.

E2 - Robson is on the Northumberland stretch of one of Britain's most famous walking routes, the Pennine Way.

E4 - Wang Xiang and his wife grow concerned about their son's behaviour. Ma Desheng asks Wang to be his "eye" in Hualin Steel. A trap is set for an old adversary.

S1 E1 - It's autumn on the pristine River Spey - known for world-class whisky production and salmon fishing - and the riverbanks are brilliant with colour.