Norway. The next few weeks on Ben Fogle: New Lives in the Wild will see the presenter pay visits to previous contributors to the series - and tonight he travels to Norway to catch up with former Stone Age host Lynx, who now lives in the Norwegian wilderness. 1/9. Adventurer Ben Fogle revisits some of people from the first five series of 'Where the Wild Men Are' to find out how they are getting on with their new, remote lives.

Sri Lanka. Ben stays with Naveen and Anke who have made their home in the Sri Lanka's highlands. He uncovers why they swapped one of the biggest cities in the world for a simple off-grid existence miles from civilisation. 12/12. 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.

Series 1, Episode 4. To film the story of the most endangered fresh water dolphin, the Planet Earth team joined the world's leading expert, Uzma Khan. 4/7. A behind-the-scenes look at the final chapter of the Planet Earth trilogy, which explores the greatest habitats on our amazing planet.

Series 1, Episode 5. In Uganda, over the last decade, chimpanzees have lost over eighty percent of their forest home. To survive, they must live alongside the hundreds of human families who farm here. To tell the chimps story the team work with these families. 5/7. A behind-the-scenes look at the final chapter of the Planet Earth trilogy, which explores the greatest habitats on our amazing planet.

Osborne House 2. As part of its 40th anniversary series, Antiques Roadshow returns for a second helping of finds from the Isle of Wight. The picturesque location is Osborne House. 26/26. 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.

Biscuit Week. It's crunch time for the bakers as they put their twist on filled brandy snaps, make a jammy childhood favourite and create an interactive toy made exclusively from biscuit. 2/10. Twelve enthusiastic contestants face three challenges a week as they take part in a competition to determine which of them is Britain's best amateur baker.

Rogue. Sandi Toksvig goes Rogue with Bill Bailey, Jack Carroll, Olga Koch and Alan Davies. 14/16. Panel game hosted in which celebrity guests have to answer questions, avoiding repeating common misconceptions and urban myths.

Episode 2. Simon goes wild swimming in the crystal clear lake of Buttermere, before taking a look at the less fortunate Derwent Water, one of the many lakes now clogged with the invasive New Zealand pygmyweed. 2/3. From submarine workers to hill farmers, Simon Reeve meets the people of Cumbria, revealing new insights into this stunning corner of Britain.

New Zealand. We're travelling on New Zealand's famous Northern Explorer down the North Island. On our way to Wellington we'll cross historic viaducts, explore this land of volcanoes, and visit the engineering masterpiece the Raurimu Spiral, on our 11 hour voyage. 7/7. Enjoy six very individual and stunningly beautiful train journeys from around the world. On each one we'll meet the people who work and live along the special rail line in six different countries.

Series 26, Episode 14. Quiz show in which contestants try to score as few points as possible by coming up with the answers that no-one else can think of. 14/55. Quiz show in which contestants try to score as few points as possible by coming up with the answers that no-one else can think of.

Rogue. Sandi Toksvig goes Rogue with Bill Bailey, Jack Carroll, Olga Koch and Alan Davies. 14/16. Panel game hosted in which celebrity guests have to answer questions, avoiding repeating common misconceptions and urban myths.

Episode 2. Simon goes wild swimming in the crystal clear lake of Buttermere, before taking a look at the less fortunate Derwent Water, one of the many lakes now clogged with the invasive New Zealand pygmyweed. 2/3. From submarine workers to hill farmers, Simon Reeve meets the people of Cumbria, revealing new insights into this stunning corner of Britain.

Biscuit Week. It's crunch time for the bakers as they put their twist on filled brandy snaps, make a jammy childhood favourite and create an interactive toy made exclusively from biscuit. 2/10. Twelve enthusiastic contestants face three challenges a week as they take part in a competition to determine which of them is Britain's best amateur baker.

Minehead Railway Station 2. Fiona Bruce and the team visit Minehead Railway Station, where items include a 19th-century washing machine and an exquisite miniature of Napoleon. 17/26. 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.

Episode 2. A Taiwanese pangolin travels through a land of giants to seek a mate, and in Brazil, a family of tamarins travel to the edge of their world to seek a new future alongside humans. 2/3. Dive into the extraordinary journeys of six tiny animals.

Landmarks. Stephen Fry asks questions on 'Landmarks' with guests Jo Brand, Colin Lane, David Mitchell and Alan Davies. 16/18. Panel game hosted in which celebrity guests have to answer questions, avoiding repeating common misconceptions and urban myths.

L-Animals. Stephen Fry asks questions on 'L-Animals' with guests Sarah Millican, Ross Noble, Colin Lane and Alan Davies. 1/18. Panel game hosted in which celebrity guests have to answer questions, avoiding repeating common misconceptions and urban myths.

Norway. In this episode we travel from Bergen to Oslo, on a super-fast train. 4/10. Enjoy six very individual and stunningly beautiful train journeys from around the world. On each one we'll meet the people who work and live along the special rail line in six different countries.

Fitness Tracker. Hannah Fry finds out how 1970s car crashes helped us to count our steps, why WWII dog-fights led to a crucial health monitor and how fitness trackers are even being used to catch killers. 5/6. Mathematician and television presenter Hannah Fry hosts a series revealing the miraculous technologies that define the modern world.

Pioneering Women Special. A celebration of the achievements of some of Britain's most inspirational women, filmed in the Houses of Parliament. 1/26. 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.

Series 3, Episode 2. The nine remaining amateur sewers prepare to do battle again, in a bid to bag 'garment of the week' and secure their place in the running to win The Great British Sewing Bee.  2/6. 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.

Theatrical. Sandi Toksvig comes over all theatrical with Ed Byrne, Cally Beaton, Jack Dee and Alan Davies. 9/14. Panel game hosted in which celebrity guests have to answer questions, avoiding repeating common misconceptions and urban myths.

Telling Tales. Sandi Toksvig tells you about tails (and tales) with Rob Beckett, Daliso Chaponda, Sarah Millican and Alan Davies. 10/14. Panel game hosted in which celebrity guests have to answer questions, avoiding repeating common misconceptions and urban myths.

Series 26, Episode 41. Quiz show in which contestants try to score as few points as possible by coming up with the answers that no-one else can think of. 41/55. Quiz show in which contestants try to score as few points as possible by coming up with the answers that no-one else can think of.

Series 13, Episode 12. Hosted by Jimmy Carr, with Jon Richardson, Joe Lycett, Sean Lock, Harriet Kemsley, Mat Ewins, Susie Dent and Rachel Riley. 12/11. 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.

Episode 1. See how CGI imagery, the latest scientific research and archive footage created the series. In this episode: looking at the sun. 1/5. This series combines stunning CGI imagery, the latest scientific research and archival footage captured during scientific missions to immerse viewers in the expansive and dramatic story of the universe, from its moment of inception 13.8 billion years ago, to what could be its ultimate fate, trillions upon trillions of years in the future.

Series 1, Episode 5. In Uganda, over the last decade, chimpanzees have lost over eighty percent of their forest home. To survive, they must live alongside the hundreds of human families who farm here. To tell the chimps story the team work with these families. 5/7. A behind-the-scenes look at the final chapter of the Planet Earth trilogy, which explores the greatest habitats on our amazing planet.

Series 4, Episode 10. It's the final and the potters battle for first place by making an art deco inspired party set, with punch bowl, cups and decanters, and have a miniature throw down, making small dinner services for a doll's house. 10/10. The series follows 10 passionate home potters as they strive to create their most intricate and imaginative work, before their pieces are judged by the expert judging duo and a variety of well-known faces and experts from the world of pottery.

Lift. Hannah goes behind the scenes to look at the technology behind the lift, entering a 246m high lift shaft to test everything from the brakes to her own fear of heights. 6/6. Mathematician and television presenter Hannah Fry hosts a series revealing the miraculous technologies that define the modern world.

From Here to There. Alaskans test their will and luck against Dark Winter's obstacles. 6/20. The brutal Alaskan winter dominates life for the hardy characters in this awe-inspiring series.

Landmarks. Stephen Fry asks questions on 'Landmarks' with guests Jo Brand, Colin Lane, David Mitchell and Alan Davies. 16/18. Panel game hosted in which celebrity guests have to answer questions, avoiding repeating common misconceptions and urban myths.

L-Animals. Stephen Fry asks questions on 'L-Animals' with guests Sarah Millican, Ross Noble, Colin Lane and Alan Davies. 1/18. Panel game hosted in which celebrity guests have to answer questions, avoiding repeating common misconceptions and urban myths.

Series 26, Episode 14. Quiz show in which contestants try to score as few points as possible by coming up with the answers that no-one else can think of. 14/55. Quiz show in which contestants try to score as few points as possible by coming up with the answers that no-one else can think of.

Series 13, Episode 12. Hosted by Jimmy Carr, with Jon Richardson, Joe Lycett, Sean Lock, Harriet Kemsley, Mat Ewins, Susie Dent and Rachel Riley. 12/11. 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.

Series 4, Episode 10. It's the final and the potters battle for first place by making an art deco inspired party set, with punch bowl, cups and decanters, and have a miniature throw down, making small dinner services for a doll's house. 10/10. The series follows 10 passionate home potters as they strive to create their most intricate and imaginative work, before their pieces are judged by the expert judging duo and a variety of well-known faces and experts from the world of pottery.