Alistair Appleton helps a retired couple find a property in north Devon with their £500,000 budget, but the mystery house almost leaves them speechless. The presenter also goes to the River Exe for a spot of mussel fishing.

Hazel Irvine introduces the second session on the second day at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, where Ding Junhui faces Michael Wasley and Ali Carter takes on Xiao Guodong in round one. Ding begins his quest to become the first Chinese player to win the title, and is among the favourites following an outstanding season that has seen him win five ranking titles, while Carter's match is scheduled to reach a conclusion, with the first player to reach 10 frames progressing to the last 16. The commentary team includes Willie Thorne and Terry Griffiths.

James Bond clashes with a megalomaniac international businessman plotting a global takeover of the computer industry by engineering a devastating earthquake in California's Silicon Valley - and killing millions in the process. Spy adventure, starring Roger Moore in his final appearance as 007 alongside Christopher Walken, Grace Jones, Tanya Roberts and Patrick Macnee.

Contestants try to beat the banker and guess the contents of mystery boxes to win a big-money prize. In a game-changing twist, players could now win up to £500,000 by doubling their winnings with box 23 - if they are brave enough to buy it with what they have already won. Presented by Noel Edmonds.

Adaptation of Rodgers and Hammerstein's musical, originally broadcast live on US TV from Grumman Studios in Bethpage, New York, in December 2013. In 1930s Austria, novice nun Maria leaves her convent to become the governess to the seven children of widowed naval captain Georg von Trapp. As she brings joy to a family previously beset by grief and ruled by strict discipline, she also falls in love with her employer. But before long, the looming threat of the Second World War jeopardises their happy household. Country singer Carrie Underwood takes the lead role, alongside Stephen Moyer (True Blood), Christian Borle (Smash) and Audra McDonald (Private Practice).

Newport-Gwent Dragons v Ospreys (Kick-off 4.45pm). Live coverage of the PRO12 derby at the Millennium Stadium. English-language commentary is available via the red button.

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Lena loses confidence in herself when she is unable to calm Mistral down.

Jeff Schwarz questions whether he could do with a break when he sells a jet ski to a thrill-seeking customer.

Long Range Lifeboat: The Smash Lab team combine a life boat with torpedo technology to perform a daring long range ocean rescue 11/20.

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Part two of two. Michael discovers Charmaine is pregnant and thinking of running away from home, so he tells her about his experience of being a teenage parent. Meanwhile, Junior catches one of his new friends making advances towards Claire.

Whether happy memories are flooding back, or you're discovering these great songs for the very first time, this is a playlist chock-a-block full of magic moments, filled with love.

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Twenty four hours a day - the latest national and international stories as they break.

Recorded coverage of the Treasury select committee session on the recent budget with evidence from Berenberg Bank, BNP Paribas, Citi and the Institute for Fiscal Studies. From Tuesday, March 25.

Live, breaking and in-depth news from Asia, Africa, Europe and the Americas.

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Stay in the groove and keep up to date with the latest Japanese music of all genres ranging from pop and rock to jazz and classical.

Richard McCourt and Dominic Wood examine the work of Alan Turing - codebreaker and the man behind the modern-day computer, which the presenters use to put on a fireworks display.

Sid wants to be a ballet dancer, but must buy new shoes and find out whether he is strong enough to lift the prima ballerina.

Coverage of the full shows from Madison Square Garden in New York, amang others with the best fighters in the main events..

Coverage of day two at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield.

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A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home.

Join us for our £8million Giveaway event with lots of free offers from your favourite brands!!.

Join us for our £8million Giveaway event with lots of Free offers from your favourite brands!!.

Join us for The Big Create and Craft Easter Giveaway Event for fabulous giveaway deals on your favourite products and brands.

Join us for The Big Create and Craft Easter Giveaway Event for fabulous giveaway deals on your favourite products and brands.

The traders struggle to keep their business dreams alive during the quiet New Year period. The fishmongers try to attract big-spending Chinese customers and Sandy's Lunchbox adds another string to its culinary bow, but Swansea's only shop selling handmade chocolate hits serious problems and is left with no choice but to make way for another stall. Last in the series.

Katie borrows some wellies from her grandmother that once belonged to a girl called Izzy, and decides to try to find this mysterious person.

Alistair Appleton helps a retired couple find a property in north Devon with their £500,000 budget, but the mystery house almost leaves them speechless. The presenter also goes to the River Exe for a spot of mussel fishing.

Hazel Irvine introduces the second session on the second day at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, where Ding Junhui faces Michael Wasley and Ali Carter takes on Xiao Guodong in round one. Ding begins his quest to become the first Chinese player to win the title, and is among the favourites following an outstanding season that has seen him win five ranking titles, while Carter's match is scheduled to reach a conclusion, with the first player to reach 10 frames progressing to the last 16. The commentary team includes Willie Thorne and Terry Griffiths.

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Twenty four hours a day - the latest national and international stories as they break.

Richard McCourt and Dominic Wood examine the work of Alan Turing - codebreaker and the man behind the modern-day computer, which the presenters use to put on a fireworks display.

Sid wants to be a ballet dancer, but must buy new shoes and find out whether he is strong enough to lift the prima ballerina.