Wednesday 24 Sep 2014
Saturday 24 October on BBC TWO
It's Reshuffle Day at No. 10 as Armando Iannucci's political comedy, starring James Smith, Chris Addison, Rebecca Front, Peter Capaldi and Joanna Scanlan, returns for a new series
Saturday 24 October on BBC TWO
Dame Shirley Bassey celebrates 50 years in showbusiness with a special performance at the Roundhouse, as part of the BBC Electric Proms
Sunday 25 October on BBC ONE
Matters come to a head in the final part of BBC One's adaptation of Jane Austen's classic novel, starring Romola Garai, Jonny Lee Miller, Tamsin Greig and Laura Pyper
Sunday 25 October on BBC TWO
American soul legend Smokey Robinson performs classic soul and Motown tracks alongside new material, in a unique concert for the BBC Electric Proms at The Roundhouse in London, with his band and the BBC Concert Orchestra
Tuesday 27 October on BBC TWO
James May puts traditional toys to the test to prove they are still relevant today, in a series of spectacular, supersize challenges
Wednesday 28 October on BBC TWO
Andrew Marr journeys across Britain to tell his epic account of the events that shaped Britain, from the death of Queen Victoria to the end of the Second World War, using archive and stills, pithy anecdote and analysis
Thursday 29 October on BBC TWO
The new series of the arts show continues with a special edition focusing on visual arts, presented by Lauren Laverne from the Glasgow School of Art, as it celebrates its centenary
Thursday 29 October on BBC TWO
The Restaurant opens its doors for a third series, as world-renowned chef, Raymond Blanc, along with partners David Moore and Sarah Willingham, searches for a couple to back in a new venture
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