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S2 E5 Just Act Normal Miranda and Penny are forced into therapy for an assessment. How will they cope when trapped in a room together for a half hour session with an unnervingly silent therapist? All they have to do is sit quietly and control themselves. Testing times for any mother and daughter, let alone Miranda and Penny.

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On 12 August 2021, 22-year-old Jake Davison shot and killed five people in a quiet cul-de-sac in Plymouth before turning the gun on himself. It was the worst mass shooting on British soil in over a decade and the first of the digital age, but there are questions about how a seemingly normal kid from a small town on the south coast of England turned into one of the UK's most lethal killers. In the months leading up to the shootings, Davison uploaded a series of videos and posts on internet forums that charted his deteriorating state of mind and alienation from those around him. This digital legacy, alongside interviews with people who knew him, those close to the victims, and others connected to the case, gives some insight into why this tragic event happened. The documentary also explores Davison's connection to the incel movement, a deeply misogynistic ideology growing at an alarming rate that has been linked to violent extremism.

S43 E20 To mark Deafblind Awareness Week, Yvonne and Julian are joined by Alison Sedon, who is raising awareness about the deafblind community. Deaf historian Peter Brown also joins to discuss his new research that has uncovered a group of six people who may be at the centre of modern BSL and can be traced as far back as 1782 London. And finally, a tribute is paid to Ruth Myers MBE, who was instrumental in campaigning to get subtitles on television screens.

S4 E5 The teams must navigate the full length of Thailand to reach Koh Phi Phi, an archipelago of islands immortalised by the Hollywood blockbuster movie `The Beach'. Their first challenge is to get to Bangkok, but transport out of Mae Sariang is limited.

Shania Twain Shania Twain sits down with Dermot O'Leary ahead of her Glastonbury debut, looking back at the joyful highs and emotional lows of a life and career full of loss and challenges but defined by recovery and triumph. For more than 30 years, Shania has enchanted fans in ever-increasing circles from country to pop before taking her music to the world. Shania has always remained an optimistic trailblazer, opening doors and leaving them open for artists to follow after.

S3 E2 Exeter to Plymouth Michael Portillo reaches Devon's capital town, Exeter, dominated since the Middle Ages by its magnificent gothic cathedral. Michael joins the stonemasons charged with conserving the intricate medieval Beer stonework.

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S6 E13 George is in the fruit house explaining how to get the most from your vine, and in the fruit cage planting new cultivars of gooseberry, blackcurrant and redcurrant. Calum is in the vegetable patch with the latest on this year's successional sowing.

Top of the Plots: Therapeutic Gardens Charlie Dimmock and the Rich brothers, David and Harry, look back at some of their most therapeutic and poignant garden makeovers. These are the gardens that were built to help, heal and offer solace to people, including an overgrown garden transformed for a widower, an incredible sensory and safe space garden created for two children with autism, and a garden for a couple who were shot in the Tunisian terror attacks in 2015.

E15 The roses are in full bloom at Longmeadow as Monty tackles some emergency pruning needed on one of his favourite crab apples. Adam Frost travels to the Birmingham Botanical Gardens to discover more about the huge restoration project taking place.

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Day four at Wimbledon gets under way with the world's best players looking to progress at the third Grand Slam of the year. At this stage in 2023, Great Britain's Katie Boulter reached the third round for a second successive year with an impressive win over Bulgaria's Viktoriya Tomova. Introduced by Isa Guha and Clare Balding.

Continued coverage of day four at Wimbledon as the world's best players look to progress at the third Grand Slam of the year. At this stage in 2023, Great Britain's Katie Boulter reached the third round for a second successive year with an impressive win over Bulgaria's Viktoriya Tomova. Introduced by Isa Guha and Clare Balding.

E107 Zack steps up for a troubled youngster, Sharon is infuriated by thoughtless Phil, and Nish puts pressure on Priya.

E108 Stevie has cause for concern, Sharon enjoys a flirty drink with a Walford newcomer, and Harvey has a big decision to make.

E16 In a special programme, Gardeners' World comes from the RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival. Nick Bailey and Rachel de Thame share highlights of the show gardens and floral marquee to inspire us all to get growing!

S6 Shortened Versions In Trearddur Bay, the RNLI crew battles through a force ten gale and huge waves to try to rescue a surfer, watched by their worried families back on shore.

S17 E2 The brilliant Ed Gamble introduces comedians Tom Davis and Judi Love to the stage.

S2 E5 Glad to Be Gay? After a wild night out, Tom discovers that he has acquired a boyfriend from hell, and Linda faces a sexual crisis after an unexpected one-night stand.