BBC Two Northern Ireland HD Today

Colin Morgan provides the narration for a documentary that follows a year on and around Strangford Lough. The lough is the largest sea inlet in the UK.

The concluding episode follows Nikki and Jack as they probe the apparent suicide of Sgt Andrews. At the same time, Jason works to reconcile with Alice's family.

BBC correspondents carry out investigations across the globe, uncovering hidden truths. Their reporting seeks to root out injustice and shine a light on crime, corruption and abuse.

A short look at the programmes slated to air on BBC Two. It gives viewers a quick glimpse of what’s coming up on the channel.

Danny Sebastian revisits the second‑hand finds and up‑cycled items that six Bargain Hunt teams have sourced across the country. He reflects on these preloved purchases and recycled relics.

Specialists restore an organ that once belonged to original Stranglers keyboardist Dave Greenfield. They also repair a battered family cookbook and a pair of 1970s five‑inch platform shoes.

Catch the highlights from the latest Premier League fixtures. The programme features Liverpool versus Manchester City at Anfield and Brighton & Hove Albion against Crystal Palace at the Amex Stadium.

The programme delivers a summary of national and international news. It also includes current affairs, arts and entertainment, and the weather.

Rav Wilding and Helen Skelton present the weekday magazine programme. It combines current discussion with specialist advice for viewers.

Ashley John‑Baptiste looks into the risky world of back‑street cosmetic surgery. He also examines how a robot is reshaping school life for a pupil who has a rare form of cancer.

Martin Roberts, Jacqui Joseph and Martel Maxwell accompany developers as they convert land into a “forever home” in Newport. The trio also tracks renovation projects in Durham and London.

Natasha Raskin Sharp hosts from Cheltenham Racecourse, looking at items from the Arts and Crafts movement. Danny Sebastian and Caroline Hawley help the teams.

Jeanette Kwakye continues live coverage on day three of the Games' 25th edition, and the inaugural men’s combined event finishes in Bormio, Italy.

An episode of the programme was broadcast on 9 February 2026. It formed part of the series' schedule for that day.

Jason Manford hosts a general‑knowledge quiz in which four contestants battle to uncover the “unbeatable” answer and keep a winning streak. The pair aim to stay ahead of the others and claim the cash prize.

Ginny Buckley assists a dog‑loving couple from Oxford in finding a new home in Carmarthenshire, and she samples a regional delicacy at Britain’s only pickled cockles manufacturer.

Claire Rawle and James Lewis head to Coventry’s Transport Museum, hunting for further potentially valuable items. Meanwhile, Paul Martin turns his attention to the city’s architecture.

Clare Balding hosts the final live broadcast of day three of the 25th Games, with competitions taking place in Cortina and Milan, Italy. The programme wraps up the day's events from both venues.

Inni‑K and John Blek demonstrate natural intuition in a soulful, vivid collaboration. Their musicality and connection are instantly evident.

The show delivers insight and worldwide interviews about the day's news stories. It's presented by Victoria Derbyshire.

An episode programme is slated for broadcast on 9 February 2026. It is listed simply as an episode.

A man uncovers a magical recipe hidden in an old journal that claims it can supply the answers he’s been seeking. The comedy is written by Mackenzie Crook and stars Michael Palin with Pearce Quigley.

Colin and Nadja spend a couples' night with an old friend. Meanwhile, Nandor and Laszlo clash with a film crew that has moved into their neighbourhood.

Nandor, Laszlo, Matt and Nadja are blamed for a murder at a gathering of all New York vampires. They have to find a way back to the safety of Staten Island.