Springwatch Live
The Springwatch camera feeds continue, showing the best wildlife images live on Red Button from the RSPB Minsmere reserve in Suffolk.
Sat 30 May, 6am-6.30pm
Sun 31 May, 3pm-6pm
Mon 1 June, 8am-9am, 2pm-4.30pm, 5.30pm-9pm, 9.30pm-7am
Tue 2 June, 8am-1pm, 2pm-4.30pm, 5.30pm-7am
Wed 3 June, 8am-1pm, 2pm-4.30pm, 5.30pm-7am
Thu 4 June, 8am-1pm, 2pm-4.30pm, 5.30pm-9pm, 9.30pm-7am
Fri 5 June, 7am-7.25pm, 12.30am-7am
Springwatch Unsprung
Chris Packham is live from RSPB Minsmere in Suffolk with special guests to answer your questions.
Mon 1 June, 9pm-9.30pm
Tue 2 June, 9pm-9.30pm
Thu 4 June, 9pm-9.30pm
Springwatch Extra: Breakfast Show
The Breakfast Show with Brett Westwood eases you into the morning with gentle commentary on the live cameras as the reserve comes to life.
Mon 1 June – Thu 4 June, 7am-8am
Springwatch Extra: Lunchtime Show
Brett Westwood returns with The Lunchtime Show, bringing the best of British conservation knowledge into the studio to discuss some of the latest wildlife science.
Mon 1 June – Thu 4 June, 1pm-2pm
Springwatch Extra: Afternoon Show
The Afternoon Show with Lindsey Chapman seeks to inspire with guests who have great personal connections to wildlife.
Mon 1 – Thu 4 June, 4.30pm-5.30pm
Friday Night is BBC Music Night
Katie Derham and Ken Bruce host this special edition of Friday Night is Music Night, from Glasgow’s City Halls, as the culmination of the first ever BBC Music Day. Join the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra and stars including Noah Stewart, Lulu, Deacon Blue, Jaz Dhami, Jamie Cullum, Claire Hastings and harpist Catrin Finch in a live extravaganza on TV and radio.
Fri 5 June, 7.55pm-10pm
Manic Street Preachers: Live at Cardiff Castle
Huw Stephens presents seminal Welsh band Manic Street Preachers, performing live at Cardiff Castle as they celebrate the 20th anniversary of their acclaimed, landmark album The Holy Bible. They'll be playing the poetic and visceral album in full - plus a set of their greatest hits - in front of a sell-out audience of 9,000 fans.
Fri 5 June, 11pm-12.30am
BBC Music Day Concert: Northern Ireland
The inaugural BBC Music Day kicks off with a first-ever televised concert from the unique surroundings of the former Crumlin Road Gaol in Belfast.
Performers include Sir James Galway, the Ulster Orchestra, Villagers, Andrea Begley and the Belfast Community Gospel Choir.
Fri 5 June, 10pm-11pm
The One Show Extra
Lulu performs some extra songs after her appearance on The One Show, live from Pacific Quay as part of BBC Music Day including Re-light My Fire, Every Single Day and Poisoned Kiss.
Fri 5 June, 7.25pm-7.55pm
Antiques Roadshow: Play Along Quiz
Play along to find out if you’re an expert or enthusiast. Select the correct value using your remote control and get your score at the end of the programme. Available on Sky and Freeview only.
Sun 31 May, 7.55pm-9pm
Sport
Get alternative commentary for the Pro12 final between Munster and Glasgow, plus highlights from the FA Cup final throughout the week.
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