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Jules Hudson takes a look back at the best Devon properties featured on past programmes. Along the way, he visits the secluded village of Clovelly and tours a traditional Devonshire longhouse.

The team take on more popular science. Liz Bonnin investigates recent research into the magnetic qualities of cows, while Dallas Campbell puts psychological priming to the test. Dr Yan Wong demonstrates why rockets work in space with the help of an underwater firework, and Jem Stansfield tries to put the programme in the space race.

The topical morning magazine programme.

Series following the Hairy Bikers as they visit different counties across Britain in search of the tastiest regional food specialities. Si and Dave explore Herefordshire where they cook a traditional county favourite at Goodrich Castle. They also visit a snail farm and discover English cassis. Finally, they face a cook-off against top chef, James Arbourne. Restaurant diners decide who has created the best taste of Herefordshire in a blind tasting.

Entertaining science series in which farmer Jimmy Doherty explores the truth behind supermarket food production. In this programme he tries to copy some of the methods that food companies use to preserve food. He finds out why peas have to be frozen within hours of picking and attempts to suck all the water out of strawberries. He also discovers how heat rather than artificial preservatives prolong the life of ready meals and visits the world's biggest baked beans factory.

Katie Derham presents the latest headlines from around the world, followed by a national weather forecast and all the news and weather in your region.

Join the loose ladies for more fiery non-stop lunchtime chat and fun.

Noel Edmonds asks the questions as contestants do battle with the Banker in their quest to leave the Dream Factory with 250,000 pounds.

Owners of interesting homes compete to win 1000 pounds for having the best house. Glamour model Aimi, grandmother Gay, housewife Caroline and interior designer Emma judge each others' Brighton homes in the hopes of bagging the prize.

Kevin McCloud follows John Cadney and Marnie Moon as they build a log cabin, prefabricated and sent from Finland. The house arrives as hundreds of pieces of wood and like a huge jigsaw puzzle, they have to fit all those pieces together.

Peter is furious when George prevents Simon from seeing him. Joe's body is released but Tina is still suspicious. John keeps his new plan under wraps.

The Forces news programme. Presented by Kate Gerbeau. Includes BFBS Weather Report.

Carol is forced to take control as a grief-stricken Max begins to fall apart - but will Becca's scheming throw a spanner in the works? Ian is horrified at Jane and Lucy's news.

Joseph and Daisha find themselves in a shooting incident, the team struggle to deal with two major incidents, and Ollie struggles to cope.

Day 8: 11:00-12:00AM. Day eight of the real-time drama. President Taylor puts pressure on CTU for results, while Jack's plan makes the operatives panic. Things in CTU take a turn for the worse.

Four-part series which follows a group of MPs as they spend eight days and nights living in council estate tower blocks across the country, and come face-to-face with the issues that affect the lives of people in some of Britain's most deprived neighbourhoods. Nadine Dorries finds out whether life on west London's South Acton estate is easier than on the council estate where she grew up. On Orchard Park estate in Hull, Austin Mitchell assists his host Dave with his childcare.

Cameron Uncovered: Andrew Rawnsley provides an intimate portrait of David Cameron and the government that might be if the Conservatives win this year's election.

Arctic: Acclaimed author and whale-watcher Philip Hoare takes us into the world of Arctic whales. From the whaling port of Whitby, we follow the historical trail of the whale hunters to the frozen seas of the North Pole and the worlds strangest whales - the bowhead, nearly hunted to extinction and now known to be the longest-lived mammal; the white beluga whale, so-called canary of the sea; and the tusked narwhal, whose existence gave rise to the legend of the unicorn.

Topical debate with a panel of prominent public figures and an invited audience, chaired by David Dimbleby.

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