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A live magazine programme featuring topical stories and big name studio guests.
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- Adrian Lester, Miranda Krestovnikoff, Marty JopsonF2
Adrian Lester, Miranda Krestovnikoff, Marty JopsonAdrian Lester joins Matt Baker and Anita Rani to talk about his new play Red Velvet. Miranda Krestovnikoff takes a wildlife-loving girl with a rare skin condition on a night-time nature tour with the help of some hi-tech kit, and Marty Jopson meets a man who raised his house up using hydraulic stilts to avoid the risk of flooding. - Caroline Quentin, Tuppence Middleton, Adrian ChilesF3
Caroline Quentin, Tuppence Middleton, Adrian ChilesMatt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by actors Caroline Quentin and Tuppence Middleton plus former One Show host Adrian Chiles. Nick Wallis investigates what the government and Environment Agency are doing to prevent UK floods in the future. - Davina McCallF4
Davina McCallDavina McCall joins Matt Baker and Alex Jones to talk about her latest fitness DVD and cookbook. Mike Dilger is on a quest to discover why dozens of sharks were spotted in a feeding frenzy on the Sussex coast, Dom Littlewood investigates the Swedish trend for a six-hour working day, Tom Kitchin cooks drop scones to a recipe by HM the Queen, and Angellica Bell interviews January joggers. - Linda Robson, Pauline Quirke, Dan SnowF8
Linda Robson, Pauline Quirke, Dan SnowIf it's got Britain talking then it will get talked about on The One Show. Birds of a Feather Linda Robson and Pauline Quirke join Matt and Alex on the sofa, and Dan Snow is in the studio reporting on statues that have caused controversy. - Ed Balls, Maddy Hill, Adrian EdmondsonF9
Ed Balls, Maddy Hill, Adrian EdmondsonMatt Baker and Nina Wadia are joined by three contestants from The Great Sport Relief Bake Off: Ed Balls, Maddy Hill and Ade Edmondson talk burnt buns and soggy bottoms. Plus a report from Nick Wallis on the cost of hospital car parks. - Tana Ramsay, Gordon Ramsay, Rob Lawrie, Fiona FosterF10
Tana Ramsay, Gordon Ramsay, Rob Lawrie, Fiona FosterGordon and Tana Ramsay join Alex Jones and Anton Du Beke on the One Show sofa. Chef Reza Mahammad launches the new Best Takeaway or Street Food category for the 2016 BBC Food and Farming Awards, and Fiona Foster has exclusive access to Rob Lawrie, the ex-soldier who appeared in a French court this week after attempting to smuggle a four-year-old girl into the UK. - Sue Perkins, Lucy SiegleF11
Sue Perkins, Lucy SiegleGordon and Tana Ramsay join Alex Jones and Anton Du Beke on the One Show sofa. Chef Reza Mahammad launches the new Best Takeaway or Street Food category for the 2016 BBC Food and Farming Awards, and Fiona Foster has exclusive access to Rob Lawrie, the ex-soldier who appeared in a French court this week after attempting to smuggle a four-year-old girl into the UK. - Katherine Ryan, Esther Rantzen, Angela Scanlon, Mike DilgerF13
Katherine Ryan, Esther Rantzen, Angela Scanlon, Mike DilgerKatherine Ryan joins Matt Baker and Alex Jones to talk about her stand up tour Kathbum and Esther Rantzen talks about 30 years of ChildLine. Angela Scanlon meets the farmer who stopped Rihanna stripping off in his barley field and Mike Dilger visits a huge bloom of plankton off the coast so big it's visible from space. - Mary Berry, Angellica Bell, Andy KershawF14
Mary Berry, Angellica Bell, Andy KershawMatt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by the Queen of Cakes herself, Mary Berry. Angellica Bell is talking to dog owners about whether they agree that it's unsafe to throw sticks for dogs and Andy Kershaw pays a return revisit to the residents of Great Heck in North Yorkshire to see how the clear up operation is going at the defunct recycling plant which is causing a bit of a stink. - Chris Addison, Jamie Lawson, Carrie GrantF15
Chris Addison, Jamie Lawson, Carrie GrantPointless presenter Richard Osman joins Alex Jones on The One Show sofa to chat to comedian Chris Addison. Chart topper Jamie Lawson provides the music and Carrie Grant has the story of the man who attempted to post himself from Australia to the UK. - Patricia Routledge, David Walliams, Mike DilgerF17
Patricia Routledge, David Walliams, Mike DilgerMatt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by actress Patricia Routledge to talk about her documentary about the life and books of Beatrix Potter. David Walliams has opened his 200th book club and talks about his aim to get British children reading. Plus Mike Dilger gets up close to the rare but sociable long-tailed tit and explains how changeable weather affects wildlife. - A Tribute to Sir TerryF21
A Tribute to Sir TerryA special edition of The One Show paying tribute to the late Sir Terry Wogan - with Chris Evans, Graham Norton, Alan Dedicoat and Lynn Bowles. Matt and Alex look back over the broadcaster's long career and revisit classic clips, and the Brighouse and Rastrick Band perform The Floral Dance. - 02/02/2016F22
02/02/2016The One Show is live from Hebden Bridge in West Yorkshire, one of the many places across the UK that have been devastated by floods. Matt Baker and Alex Jones talk to people from all parts of the country about how they are still living with the effects of the floods, and meet others as they plan for more floods to come. - Aisling Loftus, Jessie Buckley, Dom Littlewood, Gyles BrandrethF25
Aisling Loftus, Jessie Buckley, Dom Littlewood, Gyles BrandrethJessie Buckley and Aisling Loftus join Alex Jones and Jeremy Vine ahead of the finale of War and Peace this Sunday. Dom Littlewood meets the men who paint white lines on our roads, and Gyles Brandreth tells the story of Humanity Dick - the forefather of the animal rights movement. - Ben MillerF26
Ben MillerComedian Ben Miller joins Matt Baker and Alex Jones to talk about his new science series, It's Not Rocket Science. Matt Allwright finds out about people's science knowledge, Joe Crowley meets two home-taught children giving school a try for the first time, Lucy Siegle investigates whether kites could be a source of clean energy, and George McGavin looks at different species of ladybird. - Aaron Paul, Michael Douglas, Michael MosleyF28
Aaron Paul, Michael Douglas, Michael MosleyPresented by Matt Baker and Alex Jones. Hollywood star Aaron Paul joins Matt and Alex on the sofa, Michael Douglas looks to rehome 9,000 chickens, and Michael Mosley finds out about the medical hero who transformed Fleming's chance discovery of penicillin into a life-saving medicine. - Stephen Fry, Dan Donnelly, Angela ScanlonF29
Stephen Fry, Dan Donnelly, Angela ScanlonPresented by Matt Baker and Louise Minchin. Stephen Fry is on the sofa ahead of this Sunday's Baftas, Dan Donnelly looks at the latest online scam, and Angela Scanlon visits the biggest dressing-up cupboard in the country. - Cuba Gooding Jr, Birdy, Patrick Aryee, Simon CallowF30
Cuba Gooding Jr, Birdy, Patrick Aryee, Simon CallowCuba Gooding Jr joins Alex Jones and Dermot O'Leary on the One Show sofa, Birdy performs her new song Keeping Your Head Up, and the First Dates restaurant is brought into the studio. 10-year-old Ethan learns to overcome the limitations of his blindness using echolocation, Patrick Aryee meets some ingenious coastal predators, and Simon Callow tells the story of the Joseph Grimaldi - dressed as a clown. - Lacey Turner, Dominic Treadwell-Collins, Dom LittlewoodF31
Lacey Turner, Dominic Treadwell-Collins, Dom LittlewoodEastEnders actress Lacey Turner and executive producer Dominic Treadwell-Collins join Matt Baker and Angellica Bell to talk about In the Mind - a two week season of TV shows on BBC One covering mental health issues. And Dom Littlewood is in Barking hanging out with some crazy canines. - Michael Sheen, Adam Hills, Brendan RodriguesF33
Michael Sheen, Adam Hills, Brendan RodriguesMatt Baker and Anita Rani are joined by Hollywood star Michael Sheen and comedian Adam Hills. Plus the show features some former Windmills girls, members of the British Amputee Football squad and The Magic Circle's close up magician of the year Brendan Rodrigues. - Bear Grylls, Gloria HunnifordF34
Bear Grylls, Gloria HunnifordBear Grylls joins Matt Baker and Alex Jones to talk about his new show, Mission Survive. Joe Crowley looks at the financial cost of raising a child, Miranda Krestovnikoff abseils off St Michael's Mount to help with a spot of weeding, Gloria Hunniford discusses her brush with diabetes, and Andy Kershaw follows in the tyre tracks of Lawrence of Arabia. - Bobby George, Jon Richardson, Andy TorbetF38
Bobby George, Jon Richardson, Andy TorbetIt's Lets Play Darts on The One Show, as Matt and Alex are joined by two of this year's Sport Relief competitors, Bobby 'King of Bling' George and Jon 'Lancashire Hot Shot' Richardson. Andy Torbet takes on the fastest animal on the planet in a human v falcon challenge, and we get on board the reborn Flying Scotsman the day before it's unveiled to the public. - Katherine KellyF42
Katherine KellyAlex Jones and Matt Baker are joined by the newest detective in Happy Valley, actress Katherine Kelly. Michael Mosley meets a man who has a stem cell experiment growing inside his body that could give thousands a pain-free life, and Dom Littlewood is on the trail of the dodgy scales. - Robson Green, James Norton, Marty Jopson, Angela ScanlonF43
Robson Green, James Norton, Marty Jopson, Angela ScanlonRobson Green and James Norton Join Matt and Alex to talk about the new series of Grantchester. We discover the details of Alex's latest epic sport relief challenge. The Scottish National Indoor Tug of War Team join the show on the piazza. Marty Jopson gets his hands on some weird orange goo, and Angela Scanlon tells the story of a man who buried himself alive for 61 days. - Brenda BlethynF46
Brenda BlethynWith Alex away on day one of her Hell on High Seas challenge, Fearne Cotton joins Matt in the studio, along with actor Brenda Blethyn. Alex presents live from the Irish Sea with an update about conditions on board the yacht and the weather front that's threatening to make a huge impact on their progress. Plus Iwan Thomas visits the school rugby team trying new rules to reduce concussions on the field. - Alex Jones, Rebecca Front, Cerys MatthewsF47
Alex Jones, Rebecca Front, Cerys MatthewsKonnie Huq sits in for Alex Jones while she's taking to the waves for her Sport Relief Hell on High Seas challenge. Konnie and Matt have all the latest from Alex on the boat, Rebecca Front talks about her starring role in Julian Fellowes's new drama Doctor Thorne and Cerys Matthews helps bring swing dance legend Snakehips Johnson back to life. - Alex Jones, Alexei Sayle, Sarah MillicanF48
Alex Jones, Alexei Sayle, Sarah MillicanPresented by Matt Baker and Zoe Ball. They catch up with Alex Jones and the Hell on High Seas team to hear about the force ten gale the crew were caught up in last night. Alexei Sayle and Sarah Millican provide some much-needed light relief and the ten finalists of School Chef of the Year 2016 appear too. - Stephen Mangan, Ricky Andalcio, Paul YoungF50
Stephen Mangan, Ricky Andalcio, Paul YoungAlex Jones comes to the end of her Hell on High Seas Sport Relief Challenge, while back in the studio Stephen Mangan talks to Joe Crowley and Louise Minchin about crime drama series Houdini and Doyle. Plus, chef Ricky Andalcio joins a family feast at musician and singer Paul Young's house. - Heston Blumenthal, Mark Chapman, Jermaine JenasF51
Heston Blumenthal, Mark Chapman, Jermaine JenasHeston Blumenthal joins Matt Baker and Alex Jones to talk about Major Tim Peake's space food - which he put on the menu. Heston also helps Mark Chapman and Jermaine Jenas draw the balls in the FA Cup semi-final draw. Plus a look back at the highs and the lows of Alex's Hell on High Seas Sport Relief challenge. And Dan Donnelly joins the police and the RSPCA on a badger-baiting sting. - Jo Brand, Caitlin Moran, Brendan O'Carroll, Joe CrowleyF53
Jo Brand, Caitlin Moran, Brendan O'Carroll, Joe CrowleyComedian Jo Brand and social commentator and author Caitlin Moran are on the sofa, Mrs Brown's Boys star Brendan O'Carroll educates his sons on the part their family played in an independent Ireland, and Joe Crowley is live in an all new Crystal Maze. Presented by Matt Baker and Alex Jones. - Bill Turnbull, John SergeantF54
Bill Turnbull, John SergeantBreakfast TV host turned quiz master Bill Turnbull joins Matt Baker and Alex Jones to talk about his new daytime quiz show Think Tank. Paul Daniels is remembered in the One Show's tribute to the greatest magician the country has ever produced. John Sergeant is in Edinburgh to test whether drivers are sticking to the city's new 20mph speed limit, and with £115m in the Budget going to tackle homelessness, three homeless people tell us their story. - David HarewoodF55
David HarewoodMatt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by actor David Harewood to talk about The Night Manager. Frank Gardner separates surveillance fact from intelligence fiction, Chris Mason talks about the EU referendum, and Carrie Grant tells the story behind one of Ocean Colour Scene's most famous songs. - Alison Steadman, Paula Wilcox, Mark Miodownik, Nick HewerF57
Alison Steadman, Paula Wilcox, Mark Miodownik, Nick HewerPresented by Matt Baker and Alex Jones. They are joined by Alison Steadman and Paula Wilcox. Nick Hewer and scientist Mark Miodownik talk about taking on some surprising challenges, and band Reef play their latest single. - Dynamo, Nadiya Hussain, Michael Douglas, SuedeF59
Dynamo, Nadiya Hussain, Michael Douglas, SuedeDynamo joins Richard Osman and Alex Jones on the sofa. Nadiya Hussain makes a chocolate sculpture of epic proportions. Michael Douglas helps the team at Salisbury Cathedral get ready for the Easter weekend. Suede play their new song What I'm Trying To Tell You. - Frank Skinner, Hans Zimmer, Sophie Morgan, Dan Donnelly, Joe CrowleyF61
Frank Skinner, Hans Zimmer, Sophie Morgan, Dan Donnelly, Joe CrowleyAlex Jones talks to comedian Frank Skinner and Hollywood film score composer Hans Zimmer, with a live performance at the end of the show. Plus Sophie Morgan meets a doctor using computer game technology to design wheelchairs controlled by sight, Dan Donnelly is investigating the 'spoofing' scam and Joe Crowley travels to Poland to meet an artist telling Van Gogh's life story by animating his most famous paintings. - Aled Jones, Elaine C Smith, Arabella WeirF62
Aled Jones, Elaine C Smith, Arabella WeirSinger Aled Jones and comedy actors Elaine C Smith and Arabella Weir join Alex Jones and Richard Madeley on The One Show sofas. Plus some notable participants in The Duke of Edinburgh's Award celebrate its 60th year. - Johnny VegasF65
Johnny VegasJohnny Vegas joins Matt and Alex to talk about his new celebrity driving show. Nick Wallis spends time with the Community union leader in Port Talbot, Dan Snow reveals his latest finds about the Vikings, Carrie Grant hears the story behind the Beat's biggest hit and Lucy Siegle visits a farm devastated by sheep worrying. - Cyndi Lauper, Angela Rippon, Chris van TullekenF68
Cyndi Lauper, Angela Rippon, Chris van TullekenMatt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Cyndi Lauper who talks about her new album and forthcoming tour. Angela Rippon and Dr Chris van Tulleken encourage the nation to take part in an experiment to predict how well people will age. - All Saints, Lucy Siegle, Arthur SmithF69
All Saints, Lucy Siegle, Arthur SmithAll Saints join Alex Jones and Jeremy Vine on the One Show sofa, and perform their new song One Woman Man. Lucy Siegle investigates claims that singing can improve your health. We're with one young amputee on the day he gets an incredible new robotic prosthetic arm. Arthur Smith gets to the bottom of why the UK is stuck half way between metric and imperial measurements. - Twiggy, Lucy Siegle, Mike DilgerF70
Twiggy, Lucy Siegle, Mike DilgerTwiggy talks about the birth of the British love affair with pop music, Lucy Siegle meets tenants evicted from their homes after a housing sell off, and Mike Dilger goes in search of a songbird that impales its prey on branches. Presented by Matt Baker and Alex Jones. - Zoe Ball, Rosie and Ruby, Joe CurryF71
Zoe Ball, Rosie and Ruby, Joe CurryZoe Ball joins Matt and Alex in the studio to talk about her new show Can't Touch This. Three-year-old twins Rosie and Ruby, who were born conjoined, are also on the sofa with their mother and Great Ormond Street Hospital's Doctor Joe Curry. - Marcus BrigstockeF75
Marcus BrigstockeAlex Jones and Matt Baker are joined by stand-up comedian Marcus Brigstocke. Why are so many of us are still plagued by mobile phone signal blackspots? Plus a look for new clues to Shakespeare's life in the will he left behind. And the very latest on the Scottish beaver trial that's got farmers and conservationists at loggerheads. - Natalie Dormer, Nadiya Hussain, Charlie Higson, Kerry Howard, Paul Mayhew-ArcherF76
Natalie Dormer, Nadiya Hussain, Charlie Higson, Kerry Howard, Paul Mayhew-ArcherMatt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Natalie Dormer to talk about the new series of Game of Thrones. Nadiya Hussain bakes a cake fit for a queen and Charlie Higson and Kerry Howard launch the BBC's Comedy Classroom. Vicar of Dibley writer Paul Mayhew-Archer tries to find the funny side of Parkinson's. Plus the contenders for Caravanner of The Year are parked up on the piazza. - Jennie Bond, Katherine JenkinsF77
Jennie Bond, Katherine JenkinsThe One Show celebrates HM the Queen's 90th birthday, featuring live coverage of the formal celebrations at Windsor Castle. Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined in the studio by former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond and Katherine Jenkins, who will be tying the celebrations together with a performance of the national anthem at the end of the show. - Paul Bettany, Anthony Mackie, Dom Littlewood, Gail Porter, Adebanji AladeF79
Paul Bettany, Anthony Mackie, Dom Littlewood, Gail Porter, Adebanji AladeCivil War breaks out in the studio tonight, as Alex Jones and Matt Baker are joined by two stars of the new Captain America movie - actors Paul Bettany and Anthony Mackie. Plus Dom Littlewood brokers peace in the fight over where to park trucks stuck on the road to Calais, and Gail Porter opens up to portrait artist Adebanji Alade. - Dominic West, David Nott, Esther Rantzen, Miranda KrestovnikoffF80
Dominic West, David Nott, Esther Rantzen, Miranda KrestovnikoffMatt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by actor Dominic West. Plus a brother of a Hillsborough victim discusses the inquest verdict, Esther Rantzen turns agony aunt, Miranda Krestovnikoff abseils for some extreme weeding and Dr David Nott, a renowned surgeon, talks about giving up his spare time to perform surgery in war zones. - Grayson Perry, Reza Mahammad, Michael Douglas, Phil TufnellF82
Grayson Perry, Reza Mahammad, Michael Douglas, Phil TufnellPresented by Matt Baker and Alex Jones. Grayson Perry talks about his new TV series Grayson Perry: All Man. Chef Reza Mahammad presents the Food and Farming Awards prize for Best Street Food or Takeaway. Michael Douglas finds out why so many pet monkeys are in need of rehoming, and Phil Tufnell meets a man who turns old junk into functional works of art. - Helen McCrory, Jasper Carrott, Carl Frampton, Lucy Siegle, TravisF83
Helen McCrory, Jasper Carrott, Carl Frampton, Lucy Siegle, TravisActor Helen McCrory joins Michael Ball and Alex Jones to talk about the return of Peaky Blinders, and Travis perform live. Jasper Carrott investigates the fact behind the fictional Peaky Blinders, world boxing champion Carl Frampton takes us back to his home in Belfast, and Lucy Siegle tries out kit designed to combat rogue drones. - Chris PackhamF84
Chris PackhamMatt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Chris Packham for show featuring cockle picking in Morecambe Bay, tractor rallying in Aberthin and kingfisher watching in Sussex. Joe Crowley spent his Sunday observing Leicester City fans in their natural habitat, as the team attempted to win the league for the first time ever. - Joan Collins, Cindy O'Callaghan, Roy Snart, Ian Weighill, Adil RayF85
Joan Collins, Cindy O'Callaghan, Roy Snart, Ian Weighill, Adil RayDame Joan Collins joins Matt and Alex to talk about her new book. The child stars of Bedknobs and Broomsticks are reunited - in a bed shop. And three other child stars join us in the studio now they are all grown up. Jennie Bond tries to find out why older drivers pay higher insurance premiums, and Citizen Khan visits a Sparkhill cricket club. - Louis Theroux, Ian Ogilvy, Lianne La HavasF86
Louis Theroux, Ian Ogilvy, Lianne La HavasPresented by Matt Baker and Alex Jones. Louis Theroux, Ian Ogilvy and Lianne La Havas join Alex and Matt on the green sofa. Lianne performs Tokyo live. There is also an update on the EU referendum and a tiny art gallery in studio. - Susan Calman, Debbie Moore, Alex RileyF87
Susan Calman, Debbie Moore, Alex RileyIf it's got Britain talking then it will get talked about on The One Show. Presented by Matt Baker and Alex Jones. Comedian Susan Calman joins Matt and Alex to talk about her new book Cheer Up Love, Alex Riley is in Aviemore where residents are angry about the taste of their tap water, and Pineapple Dance Studios founder and highly successful businesswoman Debbie Moore gives her life lecture to current students. - Richard Madden, Lily James, Rick AstleyF88
Richard Madden, Lily James, Rick AstleyGuest host Ricky Wilson joins Alex Jones as Richard Madden and Lily James talk about their new production of Romeo and Juliet. Rick Astley performs Let's Sing in the piazza, while Angela Scanlon joins the residents of St Ives on referendum day. Jay Rayner heads to a farm 120ft underground. And The One Show pays tribute to David Attenborough, who turns 90 on Sunday. - Jose Carreras, Mel Giedroyc, Angellica Bell, Joe CrowleyF91
Jose Carreras, Mel Giedroyc, Angellica Bell, Joe CrowleyJosé Carreras joins Matt Baker and Alex Jones for a chat, and a special performance of classic track Passione live from the balcony of Old Broadcasting House. Mel Giedroyc is in Stockholm ahead of tonight's second Eurovision Semi-Final. Angellica Bell investigates whether roadside pollution gets even worse down at pushchair height. Joe Crowley appeals for help identifying the British soldiers featured in a treasure trove of WWI photos found in France. - Brian Cox, Carol Vorderman, Iwan ThomasF118
Brian Cox, Carol Vorderman, Iwan ThomasProfessor Brian Cox discusses forces of nature as part of his new BBC series. Carol Vorderman joins the RAF on the first UK flight of the F35 Lightning II fighter jet and talks about her own solo flight around the world. Iwan Thomas is in Cardiff to see if the Welsh are still on Cloud 9, 72 hours after their fairy tale game on Friday. Presented by Alex Jones and Matt Baker. - John Torode, Gregg Wallace, Jackie StewartF119
John Torode, Gregg Wallace, Jackie StewartJohn Torode, Gregg Wallace and F1 legend Jackie Stewart join Matt Baker and Alex Jones on the One Show sofa. Ahead of the Euros semi-final, Iwan Thomas is in Lyon with the Welsh fans, and Joe Crowley is live from Pontypridd, the birthplace of the Welsh national anthem. Reg Keys, who lost his son during the Iraq War, reacts to the long-awaited Chilcot report. Matt Allwright visits the Glastonbudget music festival. Miranda Krestovnikoff finds a crab that could put Houdini to shame and, back in the studio, Mike Dilger introduces some more magical animals. - Ellen DeGeneres, Andy Murray, Fiona Foster, Angela Rippon, Martina NavratilovaF120
Ellen DeGeneres, Andy Murray, Fiona Foster, Angela Rippon, Martina NavratilovaEllen Degeneres is a guest on the show to talk about the film Finding Dory in which she voices Dory. Alex chats to Wimbledon champion Andy Murray after his victorious Sunday afternoon. Fiona Foster meets a woman who's petitioning to have the law changed for those who have suffered domestic abuse and live in refuge houses and as a result, have become disenfranchised. Angela Rippon takes on Martina Navratilova in a tennis match to see whether dogs can be trained to become ball boys and we meet the youngest ever person to swim the channel, a title that cannot be overtaken. - Ross Kemp, Dan Donnelly, Lucy Siegle, George McGavinF121
Ross Kemp, Dan Donnelly, Lucy Siegle, George McGavinRoss Kemp joins Matt and Alex to talk about his new documentary, Ross Kemp: The Fight against Isis. Dan Donnelly pits traditional estate agents against online estate agents. Lucy Siegle looks at the impact of the cuts to 15% of Southern Rail's train services. Si Carter follows in the footsteps of Michael Caine as he revisits Newcastle, the home of 70s gangster film Get Carter. George McGavin investigates a new threat to the health of dogs in Harlow. - Greg Davies, Fiona Bruce, Clean BanditF122
Greg Davies, Fiona Bruce, Clean BanditGreg Davies and Fiona Bruce join Matt and Alex, with Greg going up against Alex for some foot darts on the piazza. Who will be crowned champion? Matt and Alex also talk to some incredible RNLI volunteers, and Clean Bandit perform Tears. - Andrew MarrF123
Andrew MarrOn another huge day in politics, Matt and Alex are joined by Andrew Marr, whose latest novel uncannily predicts many events from the past few weeks. Plus the incredible poetry of a 10-year-old who doctors feared would never communicate, and how you can help the BBC Weather Watchers this summer. - Jamie Oliver, Bryan Adams, Ricky Andalcio, Christine WalkdenF124
Jamie Oliver, Bryan Adams, Ricky Andalcio, Christine WalkdenAlex Jones and Ade Adepitan's guests are Jamie Oliver, who talks about his new cookbook, and Bryan Adams, who performs his new single Don't Even Try. Also Ricky Andalcio continues on his food odyssey of the UK, this time trying cromer crabs. Christine Walkden enters a secret garden in the grounds of Blenheim Castle that's home to trees that date back to the Middle Ages. And a look at the the Homeless World Cup which is taking place in Glasgow. - Michelle WilliamsF125
Michelle WilliamsFormer Destiny's Child Michelle Williams joins Matt Baker and Brenda Emmanus to talk about the Late Night Gospel Proms. Anita Rani finds out how uncertainty over the future of Port Talbot's Tata Steel works is affecting the town's children. Marty Jopson makes a film about a solar-powered telescope - using only solar power. Tommy Sandhu investigates new gaming phenomenon Pokemon Go. - Simon Callow, Anita Dobson, Bill PatersonF127
Simon Callow, Anita Dobson, Bill PatersonMatt and Alex are joined by Simon Callow, Anita Dobson and Bill Paterson to talk about their new sitcom The Rebel. Angela Scanlon is also in the studio with some metal monsters ahead of the long-awaited return of Robot Wars. - Simon Mayo, Anita Rani, The DarknessF128
Simon Mayo, Anita Rani, The DarknessSimon Mayo talks to Matt and Alex about Blame, his new book for young adults, while Anita Rani speaks about her time spent in Zaatari, a huge refugee camp with 80,000 Syrian inhabitants. Nick Wallis looks at how Rotherham's taxis are doing in the wake of the child abuse scandal, Iwan Thomas meets a world record-breaking family, and Mike Dilger and George McGavin get creative with wildlife. Carrie Grant hears from The Darkness how their hit song I Believe in a Thing Called Love came about. - Mark Rylance, Quentin Blake, Gyles Brandreth, Marty JopsonF129
Mark Rylance, Quentin Blake, Gyles Brandreth, Marty JopsonNew BFG Mark Rylance joins Alex Jones and guest presenter Nina Wadia. Gyles Brandreth meets Quentin Blake to find out just how different the BFG might once have looked. Marty Jopson looks at the science of sailing with the help of Ben Ainslie's super-fast boat. - Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellenF130
Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellenMatt Baker and Angela Scanlon are joined on the sofa by Sir Patrick Stewart and Sir Ian McKellen. Kevin Duala finds out what makes people choose to disappear, and Carrie Grant learns how memories of a post WWII factory floor are being turned into music. - Mary Decker, Zola Budd, Gabby Logan, Joe CrowleyF131
Mary Decker, Zola Budd, Gabby Logan, Joe CrowleyMatt Baker and Alex Jones are joined on the sofa by Mary Decker and Zola Budd to talk about documentary The Fall, telling the story behind one of the most controversial moments in sporting history. Gabby Logan is also in the studio to give an Olympic update ahead of the Rio Games, and Joe Crowley meets the unlucky couples who were victims of a rogue wedding planner. - Baz Luhrmann, Lucy Siegle, James Bay
F135Baz Luhrmann, Lucy Siegle, James BayMatt Baker and Alex Jones are joined on the sofa by the award-winning film director Baz Luhrmann to talk about the 20th anniversary of Romeo and Juliet. Reporter Lucy Siegle is also in the studio to talk about the mood of EU nationals living and working in the UK since the result of the EU referendum. Plus music from singer-songwriter James Bay. - Ewan McGregor, Michael Ball, Alfie BoeF195
Ewan McGregor, Michael Ball, Alfie BoeMatt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by comeback kid Rick Astley, who this summer had his first number one album since 1987. On a day of high political drama David Dimbleby joins Matt and Alex live from the Question Time studio, and Joe Crowley is at the Liverpool Docks to see the city's new mega-cranes in action. - Gregg Wallace, Nick Wallis, David OlusogaF197
Gregg Wallace, Nick Wallis, David OlusogaGregg Wallace joins Alex and Matt on the sofa to talk about the new series of MasterChef: The Professionals, Nick Wallis looks at the closure of Huddersfield's A&E and David Olusoga previews his new series Black and British: A Forgotten History. - Hala Gorani, John SimpsonF198
Hala Gorani, John SimpsonJohn Simpson joins Matt and Alex to talk about his new book about the world of the foreign correspondent. CNN reporter Hala Gorani is also on the show to pick apart the results of the US election and what it might mean for us Brits. Three One Show viewers are hoping they're about to become to the new voice of the Speaking Clock - we dial in and find out live on the show. - Matt Baker, Cliff RichardF199
Matt Baker, Cliff RichardAlex Jones and Ore Oduba are joined in the studio by Sir Cliff Richard, ahead of the release of his new album. He also reveals plans to tour the UK in 2017. In Jedburgh, Matt Baker and Team Rickshaw are gearing up for their Children In Need challenge. - Eddie Redmayne, Katherine WaterstonF201
Eddie Redmayne, Katherine WaterstonAlex Jones and Angellica Bell are joined by Eddie Redmayne and Katherine Waterston to talk about their new film Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Plus a catch-up with Team Rickshaw on day four of their challenge in Hull. - James May, Richard Hammond, Matt Baker, Dan DonnellyF202
James May, Richard Hammond, Matt Baker, Dan DonnellyAlex Jones and Angellica Bell are joined by James May and Richard Hammond to talk about their new series The Grand Tour. There is also the latest from Matt on day five of the Rickshaw Challenge in Skegness. Dan Donnelly investigates the rise in pension investment fraud. - Sting, Sarah Millican, Mike DilgerF203
Sting, Sarah Millican, Mike DilgerAlex Jones and Patrick Kielty are in the studio and Matt Baker is on the road as Team Rickshaw heads to tonight's finish line in King's Lynn. Sting and Sarah Millican are on the sofa to help cheer them on, and Mike Dilger tracks down one of Britain's most controversial birds. - Jennifer Aniston, Joe Crowley, Mike DilgerF206
Jennifer Aniston, Joe Crowley, Mike DilgerJennifer Aniston joins Matt and Alex to talk about her new movie Office Christmas Party, and the team celebrate the triumphant return of Team Rickshaw, reliving the highs and lows of their 474-mile journey. Plus Joe Crowley meets a 19-year-old with a condition known as selective mutism, and Mike Dilger has a look at the first complete dodo skeleton ever to be sold at a public auction in the UK. - Bradley Walsh, Jazzie B, Tom OdellF208
Bradley Walsh, Jazzie B, Tom OdellPresented by Matt Baker and Alex Jones. With Matt and Alex, chasing chart success with his brand new debut album, is Bradley Walsh. They are joined by Jazzie B, who reminisces about his dole-to-soul journey through the 1980s, and award-winning songwriter Tom Odell performs live. - Adrian Chiles, Bob Hazell, Mike DilgerF209
Adrian Chiles, Bob Hazell, Mike DilgerMatt Baker and Alex Jones are joined on the sofa by Adrian Chiles and former footballer Bob Hazell. Plus why the Royal British Legion wanted to merge their Women's Section with the main charity, and Mike Dilger tests how powerful the kick of a secretary bird is. - David Walliams, Calum Scott, Iwan Thomas, Richard BlackwoodF210
David Walliams, Calum Scott, Iwan Thomas, Richard BlackwoodAlex Jones and Gyles Brandreth are joined by David Walliams to talk about his new sketch show Walliams and Friend and his new children's book The Midnight Gang. The stars of Back in Time for Brixton are also on the sofa, Calum Scott performs his new track Rhythm Inside, Iwan Thomas heads to Luton in search of culture, and Richard Blackwood tells the story of seminal sketch show The Real McCoy. - Tim Peake, Clare Balding, Dom LittlewoodF213
Tim Peake, Clare Balding, Dom LittlewoodMatt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by British astronaut Tim Peake and brand new children's author Clare Balding. Plus Dom Littlewood is off on a virtual reality trip to the moon and the latest on the huge amount of hospital equipment the NHS is losing every day. - Rufus Sewell, Lucy Worsley, Dan DonnellyF214
Rufus Sewell, Lucy Worsley, Dan DonnellyAlex Jones and Matt Baker are joined by Rufus Sewell to chat about life after playing Lord Melbourne in the TV series Victoria. Plus historian Lucy Worsley describes what life was like for the women who married Henry VIII and Dan Donnelly delves into the world of the charity con artist. - Nicole Scherzinger, Busted, Dom Littlewood, Andy Torbet, Richard MainwaringF215
Nicole Scherzinger, Busted, Dom Littlewood, Andy Torbet, Richard MainwaringJon Richardson and Alex Jones are joined by Nicole Scherzinger to talk about her role in Disney's new animated film Moana. Busted discuss their new sound - and play their latest single. With Iceland (the country) taking Iceland (the supermarket) to court over their name, Dom Littlewood heads to Reykjavik to help keep the peace. Action Man Andy Torbet tries to find out how best to escape a sinking car. Richard Mainwaring recreates the Dire Straits riff credited with driving the success of the CD format. - Brian Cox, Noel FieldingF216
Brian Cox, Noel FieldingMatt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by professor Brian Cox and Noel Fielding, to talk about musical science spectacular The Entire Universe, masterminded by Monty Python's Eric Idle. Plus exclusive access behind the barbed wire of one of Britain's most heavily-fortified buildings, GCHQ. - Ian Hislop, Nick Wallis, Gyles BrandrethF217
Ian Hislop, Nick Wallis, Gyles BrandrethMatt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Have I Got News For You's Ian Hislop. Plus Nick Wallis has an exclusive interview with one of GCHQ's most powerful bosses and Gyles Brandreth tells the tale of a real life Scrooge. - Phillip Schofield, Kevin Duala, Michael Douglas, Alex RileyF219
Phillip Schofield, Kevin Duala, Michael Douglas, Alex RileyPhillip Schofield joins Matt Baker and Alex Jones to talk about his documentary When Phillip met Prince Philip. Kevin Duala meets people who have been stalked to find out just how much difference the government's new Stalking Protection Orders will make. Steve Brown tells the story of the Scottish prisoner of war who left almost £400,000 to the village in which he was held captive, Michael Douglas looks at The Pike, a book inspired by the film Jaws that was almost made into a movie, while Alex Riley plays the almost-made-movies gameshow Reel or No Reel. A viewer from Hendon reveals their Room with a View. - Katie Melua, Gori Women's ChoirF220
Katie Melua, Gori Women's ChoirPresented by Alex Jones and Adil Ray, who take a walk on the wild side with Sir David Attenborough in celebrating the release of the Planet Earth II DVD. Katie Melua performs a track from her latest album, In Winter, with the Gori Women's Choir. - Liam Neeson, Lewis MacDougall, Angela Scanlon, Mike DilgerF221
Liam Neeson, Lewis MacDougall, Angela Scanlon, Mike DilgerMatt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by the stars of new movie A Monster Calls, Liam Neeson and Lewis MacDougall. Angela Scanlon is live at the BBC Music Awards with big names like Robbie Williams just before they head on stage, and Mike Dilger reveals how flying isn't a reindeer's only superpower. - Johnny Vegas, Sally Lindsay, Olly Murs, Claudia FragapaneF223
Johnny Vegas, Sally Lindsay, Olly Murs, Claudia FragapaneMatt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Johnny Vegas and Sally Lindsay to talk about Still Open All Hours. Olly Murs talks about Christmas chez Murs and performs his latest single live on the piazza. Plus Strictly star and gymnast Claudia Fragapane announces the winner of the BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year. - Amanda Abbington, Matt Lucas, Nick Wallis, Phil TufnellF224
Amanda Abbington, Matt Lucas, Nick Wallis, Phil TufnellMatt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Amanda Abbington and Matt Lucas to talk about the new series of Sherlock and the Doctor Who Christmas special. Nick Wallis goes behind the scenes at a UK Border Force postal hub where Christmas parcels are checked to make sure there are no suspicious presents. Meanwhile, Phil Tufnell looks at emojis, and there are stories from the Glasgow Subway on its 120th anniversary.