Comedy legend Sir David Jason joins Chris Evans and Alex Jones to talk about being Still Open All Hours. Plus One Show viewers give a spectacular virtual carol performance and Warwick Davis puts mini Christmas puddings to the test.

Miranda Hart joins Matt Baker and Alex Jones in the studio and Carrie Grant gets an exclusive glimpse behind the scenes of Sir Bruce Forsyth's new TV show - Bruce's Hall of Fame and has a chat with the great man himself.

Matt and Alex are joined by comedians Victoria Wood and Greg Davies and singer Michael Ball. Iwan Thomas reports live from a special Christmas Truce football match and Alex Reilly sets about improving the cracker joke. Plus, John Sergeant discovers a Christmas present that inspired Charles Dickens and Richard Mainwaring puts together an ice orchestra.

Hollywood A-listers Cameron Diaz and Quvenzhane Wallis join Matt Baker and Alex Jones on The One Show sofa to talk about their new film, Annie. Jools Holland and his Rhythm & Blues Orchestra provide the music alongside the fabulous Ruby Turner. It's going to be a Super Tuesday!

The English Ballet performs The Nutcracker and Mike Dilger surprises some Scouts and Beavers who helped in last year's severe floods. Presented by Matt Baker and Alex Jones.

James May and James Martin join Chris and Alex to talk about their series James May's Toy Stories and Operation Meet the Street.

Denise Lewis knocks on doors in Wolverhampton to try and combat loneliness, Gyles Brandreth tells the story of a reindeer that lived on a WW2 submarine, and Lord Sugar's cynical sidekick Nick Hewer looks at Christmas adverts.

A host of musical stars including Sir Tom Jones, Ed Sheeran, Paloma Faith and Pixie Lott join Matt and Alex live from the very first BBC Music Awards in Earls Court.

Matt and Alex are joined by comedian Al Murray and musician James Blunt. It's school nativity play season and the One Show celebrates the mums, dads and grandparents still making costumes at home. Plus Tony Hadley has a surprise for some Spandau Ballet fans.

If it's got Britain talking then it will get talked about on The One Show. Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined in the studio by John Cleese.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Idina Menzel, the star of Disney's biggest film ever, to chat about the Frozen phenomenon and her new album Christmas Wishes. Anita Rani experiences a Frozen cinema singalong, Larry Lamb hears the story of a Hollywood star who started life in a Yorkshire coal mine, and Dan Donnelly discovers a company cashing in on people's dreams of emigrating to Australia. Coldplay perform their hit Magic at the end of the show from the BBC's Radio Theatre.

Chris Evans and Alex Jones are joined by Strictly Come Dancing's head judge Len Goodman. George Ezra sings an acoustic performance of smash hit Budapest. Iwan Thomas looks at the latest tool being used to tackle drink-driving. Plus the ultimate way of creating the teatime treat that is beans on toast.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones welcome Richard Hammond to the sofa.

Dom Littlewood offers the dos and don'ts of driving through flood water.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by chart-topping Olly Murs and comedian Sarah Millican.

Film 2014's Antonia Quirke is on a Russian submarine on the River Medway, and Graceland's curator reveals Elvis's most personal items.

Plus, Angela Rippon learns how to put a stop to nuisance calls, and Joe Crowley discovers how scientists plan to help children with developmental disorders.

Ian Hislop joins Matt and Alex to talk about his favourite stories in the 2014 Private Eye annual - and play a missing words round with a difference. Jay Rayner finds out why more people are spending their money in discount supermarkets, Anita Rani presents a blind taste test of Christmas food, Alex Riley meets the sheepdogs tasked with guarding turkeys, and Arthur Smith spends the night at Disraeli's country mansion.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by national treasure Sir David Attenborough. Andy Kershaw meets the dairy farmers who are protesting to get a better price for their milk. Angellica takes a look at the incredible glass engraving that has taken thirty-eight years to complete, and we meet Britain's youngest bone biologist.

Annie Lennox is in the studio, and Marty Jopson discovers how to make the perfect paper aeroplane.

Matt and Alex are joined by comedian Micky Flanagan. Gyles Brandreth investigates the 1930s murder case that changed British justice forever, and Mike Dilger visits an area of Teeside to find out about a rare positive flooding story.

Lord Alan Sugar and Harry Hill join Matt and Alex - and Lord Sugar takes to the skies when he learns to fly a Spitfire.

Plus Muhammad Ali's daughters talk about growing up with their father, and sausage makers from around the UK come together for the One Show Sausagefest.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by comedian Jon Richardson and broadcaster Esther Rantzen. Mike Dilger gets dive bombed by a flock of terns and Gyles Brandreth shines the showbiz spotlight on Scarborough.

Barry Manilow joins Matt Baker and Alex Jones to talk about his new album Dream Duets.

Immigration minister James Brokenshire comes in to outline his new measures to tackle sham marriages, while Raphael Rowe goes undercover at a suspected sham wedding.

Sir Bradley Wiggins announces the ten contenders for the BBCs Sports Personality of the Year, and Richard Mainwaring discovers the British choral tradition behind the US hit TV show Glee.

Chris and Alex welcome Luther star Idris Elba to the One Show studio, where earlier we played a surprise on Chris you won't want to miss! John Sergeant brings together the man who helped Ronnie Biggs escape and the guard who took the blame's grandson.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by the cast of hit comedy The Inbetweeners. Alex Riley meets vicars studying stand-up to liven up their sermons and Mike Dilger discovers over a thousand dolphins in the Bristol Channel. Plus Dad's Army star Ian Lavender joins Dan Snow to investige the truth about the Home Guard.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Katherine Jenkins and Jools Holland and His Rhythm and Blues Orchestra. Mike Dilger has the latest on the floods, there's a report on revolutionary surgery that's helping people with emphysema breathe again and Carole Vorderman takes to the skies. Plus a surprise guest vocalist performs a Steve Wonder classic with Jools.

The Divine Miss M - Bette Midler - joins Matt and Alex to talk about her new album, It's the Girls, and her first UK tour in 35 years. Joe Crowley takes the One Show megaphone to Sheffield to find out if people think a criminal's slate can ever be wiped clean, Lucy Siegle revisits the Watford allotmenteers to see if they have saved their allotments from being turned into a car park by the council, and Betty Boothroyd talks about her love of Judy Garland.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by comedian Lee Mack to welcome the triumphant Team Rickshaw to the studio after their record-breaking rickshaw challenge, and reveal an updated total.

Gyles Brandreth visits a stone circle that nearly destroyed a Wiltshire village.

The One Show comes live from the Queen Vic in the buildup to Children in Need. While Matt Baker leads the last leg of the Rickshaw Challenge, Alex Jones meets One Direction, Boyzone and EastEnders regulars. Plus, Patrick Kielty heads to LA where Tom and Jerry are having a BBC makeover for the big night.

Atlantis star Sarah Parish joins Alex Jones and guest presenter Patrick Kielty in the studio, and Matt Baker reports from the road with Team Rickshaw for Children in Need. Plus, viewers get the chance to join a spectacular virtual Christmas choir.

Mel Giedroyc co-presents The One Show with Alex Jones while Matt Baker continues his journey across the country by rickshaw in aid of Children in Need.

We join Matt live in Coventry while back in the studio Dave Grohl and Gillian Anderson celebrate Dave's 20 years of Foo Fighters and Gillian's new series The Fall

On day five of the Rickshaw Challenge, Nick Grimshaw co-presents the show with Alex Jones in London, and Matt Baker is in Staffordshire with Team Rickshaw. Des O'Connor tells tales from his latest book, Laughter Lines.

Alex hosts the show alongside Sir Terry Wogan. Matt is live in Nottingham with the Children in Need rickshaw riders. Frank Skinner is in the studio to talk about his own UK tour and with most of the country already having fortnightly bin collections there is a look at whether this will become every three weeks in the near future.

Chris Evans and Alex Jones are joined by Martin Clunes, who is starring in new Christmas movie Nativity 3. Matt Baker is live in Blackpool to welcome Team Rickshaw at the end of their first day on the road, and Neil Morrissey announces the winner of The One Show Home Brew-Off.

Sue Perkins is on the sofa with Matt and Alex to talk about her new travel series, The Mekong River. Sue's river knowledge is put to the test and she's presented with a specially commissioned firework cake by Great Wellingborough Bake Off winner, 11-year-old Christopher Foster. Also, meet the final person taking part in the One Show Rickshaw Challenge, 16-year-old Jess from Northamptonshire.

Matt and Alex are joined by comedian David Mitchell and the nation's favourite choir master Gareth Malone.

With smoking adverts being banned from our TV screen fifty years ago, what will the new vaping adverts look like?

Engineering expert Marty Jopson discovers how you get a wind turbine out into the middle of the sea and we meet the fourth rickshaw rider, Alex.

Chris and Alex are joined by Hollywood actress Jessica Chastain for Halloween fun, as Lucy Siegle tricks people into believing the One Show spider dog is on the loose and Dan Donnelly treats a family to breakfasts from around the world.

Alex Jones and Eddie Mair are joined by one of Britain's most successful contemporary artists, Grayson Perry. Cerys Matthews grills the Dexys Midnight Runners about the woman that inspired Come on Eileen, and the One Show meets another brave Children in Need rickshaw rider.

Alex and Eddie are joined by two guests, comedian turned adventurer Griff Rhys Jones and model turned TV chef Lorraine Pascale. Science man Michael Mosley has got his hands on the latest medical technology that is set to transform the operating theatre, there is a celebration of the London to Brighton Rally and we meet the first of the rickshaw riders for this year's Children in Need challenge.

Alex Jones and guest presenter Eddie Mair welcome Strictly stars Steve Backshall and Ola Jordan onto the sofa.

Raphael Rowe also looks at why the government has been criticised for not deporting enough foreign criminals and Dr Tim Cockerill lifts the lid on the spiders living in our homes.

Elijah Wood joins Alex Jones and guest presenter Eddie Mair in the studio. Alex Riley speaks to the parents facing the fines to take their children on holiday during term-time.

Chris Evans and Alex Jones talk to Boris Johnson about his hero, Sir Winston Churchill. And Gyles Brandreth investigates rumours that the Nazis did actually land on British soil.

Richard Osman presents alongside Alex Jones.

Bradley Walsh talks about his new family game show Keep it in the Family, and Iwan Thomas surprises an unsuspecting footie fan at Anfield.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by TT racer Guy Martin, as well as The Apprentice's Nick Hewer and the programme's 2013 winner, Dr Leah Totton.

Phil Tufnell asks for help with an art mystery, Miranda Krestovnikoff reveals all about Britain's sharks, and Prince Andrew tells Carrie Grant about his digital ambitions for the country.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by actor James Nesbitt. Plus, the John Wilson Orchestra plays a Cole Porter classic and an investigation into why British shoppers pay more than Americans for electronic gadgets.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Status Quo, who chat and perform an 'aquostic' version of their hit Pictures of Matchstick Men and Gloria Hunniford, Angela Rippon and Julia Somerville reveal all about the all new and live Rip Off Britain series.

Chris and Alex are joined by Boomtown Rats frontman Sir Bob Geldof. We look at the explosion of popcorn on Britain's supermarket shelves, find out if the moon is getting bigger and send Iwan Thomas on his most arduous physical challenge ever.

Chat show king Jonathan Ross talks to Matt and Alex about his new series. Why more and more British children are going to hospital with tooth decay, a quest to photograph a nocturnal bird with a legendary reputation and the story behind the scariest ride in the fairground.

Matt and Alex are joined by Graham Norton and Bryan Adams. Iwan Thomas reports live from the poppy installation at the Tower of London commemorating the centenary of World War I.

Monty Don talks big horticultural dreams in small garden spaces, and gardening during the Great War. Dominic Littlewood tackles 'over-rated' tradesmen.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by celebrity chef and campaigner Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall. Why have midwives gone on strike for the first time in 133 years? Marty Jopson discovers how a British cake company transformed the computer industry and Iwan Thomas is set an endurance test - running up the Spinnaker Tower in Portsmouth.

Chris Evans and Alex Jones are joined by jazz artist Jamie Cullum. Thunderbirds star Parker reveals the secrets of supermarionation and chef Ricky Andalcio discovers a mobile orchard in urban Manchester. Plus Roy Castle's son Ben gives an insight into the man who was the face of Record Breakers.

As the programme Who Do You Think You Are? reaches its 100th episode, Alex Jones and Matt Baker are joined by model and designer Twiggy and the show's creators share some behind the scenes secrets. Plus a report on the mother whose son lost his life whilst fighting with Jihadi troops in Syria and the beautiful bee-eating bird that is now nesting in Britain.

Pointless pair Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman join Matt Baker and Gabby Logan along with Donny Osmond as The One Show showcases some of Britain's singing family bands in homage to Donny's legendary family. Theo Paphitis helps two brothers with a fashion idea to combat stealth street theft and Dr Mark Porter meets the heart attack survivor with a 'mechanical heart'.

Matt and Alex are joined by the Great British Bake Off finalists and Professor Brian Cox. Science man Marty Jopson discovers why the kilogram is getting heavier and we meet Britain's newest calendar hunks.

Matt and Alex are joined by violinist Nicola Benedetti and the BBC Concert Orchestra to launch the classical music campaign Ten Pieces.

Dr Sarah Jarvis explains why getting life-extending cancer treatment depends on which part of the United Kingdom you live in, and Cat Watch 2014 expert Dr John Bradshaw gives a cat's eye view on life.

Chris Evans and Alex Jones chat to Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford and Tony Banks from Genesis. And Gyles Brandreth works out the surefire way to win at rock, paper, scissors.

Actress Letitia Dean, aka Sharon from EastEnders, joins Alex and Matt to talk about her Walford wedding. Plus the famous beauty spot under threat from development, the story of a huge 1950s mail van heist and the brides and grooms whose big day turned into a disaster.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Mackenzie Crook, David Baddiel, Judy Murray and Anton Du Beke. Political heavyweight John Sergeant visits the seaside town of Clacton ahead of next week's by-election, Joe Crowley goes treasure hunting in Exeter, Andy Torbet climbs the highest tree in Britain and Jasmine Harman brings two members of the same family together for the very first time.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by comedian John Bishop, Dan Donnelly investigates a rogue concert promoter, and Richard Mainwaring discovers the surprising past of the football chant.

Plus, Carrie Grant meets a former Royal Marine intent on improving domestic standards.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones chat to actor David Morrissey, and Michael Mosley explains the difference between men's and women's brains.

Chris Evans and Alex Jones are joined by Danny Baker whose autobiography is brought to life in the studio, and Jay Rayner explains why we should all be eating more ugly fruit.

Broadcaster Andrew Marr joins Alex Jones and Matt Baker to talk about his first novel. Plus, the swallows that have learnt to live in a very unusual location, pop star Edwyn Collins explains how music helped him recover from a devastating stroke and Gyles Brandreth reveals his favourite fictional prime ministers.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by comedian Paul Merton and Strictly hosts Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman. Anita Rani asks 'Would you stick up for a stranger?' in a One Show experiment and Dom Littlewood meets the people who travel the country with a bus freedom pass. Plus, John Sergeant tells the story of Britain's most infamous prison breakout.

Alex Jones and Matt Baker are joined by chef Gordon Ramsay, who shows them how to make giant onion rings.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by the man behind comedy hit Outnumbered, Andy Hamilton. Gyles Brandreth discovers why the royal family changed their surname to Windsor, a look at where devolution will go next and Mike Dilger is on the hunt for a kingfisher in his latest urban wildlife adventure.

Chris Evans and Alex Jones are joined by actor John Hannah for reaction to the no vote in the Scottish referendum and Michael Mosley meets the pioneers who have created an exoskeleton allowing people with paralysis to walk again.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Charles Dance, who talks about his role in Dracula Untold.

Lacey Turner is in the studio, ahead of the return of Our Girl, which sees her play an army medic in Afghanistan.

And Gyles Brandreth reports on the mystery surrounding the death of Hollywood heartthrob Leslie Howard.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones chat to theatre impresario Sir Cameron Mackintosh and the star of Miss Saigon performs live.

Journalist Piers Morgan joins Matt and Alex in the studio. Plus, the woman who will know the result of the Scottish referendum before anyone else and Dan Snow uses a whole beach to explain the start of World War One.

Matt and Alex are joined by Richard Branson, who explains all about his new business book and talks going intergalactic. Nicky Campbell is in Stornoway ahead of the referendum on Scottish independence.

Chris and Alex are joined by Spandau Ballet's Gary and Martin Kemp. There's live coverage of Prince Harry's wheelchair rugby exhibition match at the Invictus Games, plus we see how 140 million tomatoes are grown inside a giant greenhouse in Norfolk.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones talk to actress Sheridan Smith about playing Cilla Black in a new three-part TV drama.

The One Show comes live from the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park for a special programme to broadcast the launch of Prince Harry's first ever Invictus Games, the major international sports event for wounded soldiers.

Matt Baker, Alex Jones and Clare Balding report on the spectacular Opening Ceremony, where highlights include a flypast from the Red Arrows and an exclusive performance of the Invictus Anthem penned by Coldplay.

The ceremony culminates in the Athletes' Parade, where over 400 competing wounded, injured and sick servicemen and women from 13 nations are led into the park by detachments from the three services.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by TV chef Rick Stein. Gyles Brandreth explores the power of prosthetics on the eve of the Invictus Games.

Matt and Alex are joined by comedian Dawn French and Tony Livesey discovers how a primary school is coping with supplying free school meals. Marty Jopson finds out if a chocolate teapot can actually work, and in the build-up to the Invictus Games, three families reveal what it's like to live with a wounded serviceman.

Robert Plant headlines the One Show Music Festival, Angellica Bell finds out what makes the Great North Run great and news of the scientific breakthrough that could lead to seaweed being used in bread to tackle obesity.

Matt and Alex talk to Michael Palin about his new volume of diaries and Sam Smith plays his latest single live.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined in the studio by Jamie Oliver.

Plus the woman whose story of life growing up with wild animals is told in new BBC drama Our Zoo.

And Kasabian perform on day three of our music festival.

If it's got Britain talking then it will get talked about on The One Show. Presented by Matt Baker and Alex Jones.

Matt and Alex launch the One Show Music Festival with live music from The Vamps and guest Smokey Robinson. Dom Littlewood investigates the demise of the tax disc and Joe Crowley finds out why GPs are feeling the pinch. Plus, Mike Dilger discovers a bird breeding programme that is having international benefits.

Chris Evans and Gabby Logan chat to Hollywood star Liam Neeson and to the final three contestants confirmed for Strictly Come Dancing 2014.

Alex Jones and Matt Allwright are joined by Keith Lemon. Nick Hewer looks back at one of Britain's biggest business blunders. And see what it is like to be a human guinea pig in a medical trial.

Presented by Matt Baker and Alex Jones.

David Walliams and Catherine Tate talk about the return of classroom-based sitcom Big School.

And Gyles Brandreth tells the tale of an extraordinary pint-sized copper who broke the mould to become a giant of the force.

Matt and Alex are joined by comedian Paul O'Grady and record-breaking athlete Mo Farah. Dr Michael Mosley meets a young entrepreneur with an invention that could save lives and Miranda Krestovnikoff has the story of the bloodhound.

Chris Evans and Fearne Cotton are live in Hampshire for CarFest, a charity festival showcasing great food, music and cars - all in aid of Children in Need. Bake Off's Paul Hollywood and Saturday Kitchen's James Martin join the team on stage, and Carol Kirkwood helps the Red Devils to jump 15,000ft into the festival.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined in the studio by Peter Capaldi to talk about the new series of Doctor Who.

If it's got Britain talking then it will get talked about on The One Show. Presented by Matt Baker and Alex Jones. Jon Hamm is given a master class in fast bowling by Phil Tufnell.

Matt and Alex are joined by actor and comedian Lenny Henry, Dom Littlewood puts the ruggedness of the latest mobile phones to the test, and Andy Kershaw reveals the unlikely home of reggae sound systems. Plus, Miranda Krestovnikoff investigates a case of smuggling rare iguanas.

Daniel Radcliffe talks about life as a love interest, and the women's English rugby team join us, fresh from their World Cup win.

If it's got Britain talking then it will get talked about on The One Show. Presented by Chris Evans and Alex Jones.

Matt Allwright and Alex Jones are joined by comedian and actor Russ Abbot, Trish Adudu investigates new proposals on gastric surgery and Gyles Brandreth has a cautionary tale of a celebrity cat burglar. Plus, the daughter of Frank Thornton gives an insight into the real Captain Peacock and Lucy Siegle discovers the implications of intervention in Iraq.

Alex Jones and Matt Allwright are live at the Edinburgh Festival for a special show filled with guests and performances, including Al Murray, Paul Merton, Nicholas Parsons and Nancy Dell'Olio.

Alex Jones and Dan Snow are joined by three of the stars of the BBC series 'In the Club'. Dom Littlewood talks about the Proceeds of Crime Act.

Alex Jones and Dan Snow are joined by kung fu movie legend Jackie Chan, and Kate Adie tells the story of the women who risked their lives to keep the front lines supplied during World War One.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are live from Celtic Park in Glasgow ahead of the opening ceremony for the Commonwealth Games 2014.

Their guests include Barry McGuigan, Ken Bruce, Dame Kelly Holmes and Amy Macdonald.

The One Show is live from Glasgow for the buildup to the Commonwealth Games. Jim Kerr and Simple Minds join Matt Baker and Alex Jones for a special performance of Alive and Kicking. Lulu chats about her gig at Glasgow Green on Wednesday and Clare Balding previews the BBC coverage of the games. It is also day two of the One Show's referendum road trip, and we meet some sports stars from around the world who are hoping to head home with a medal.

The One Show comes live from Glasgow for the first of three special programmes in the lead up to the Commonwealth Games. Violinist Nicola Benedetti joins Matt and Alex to talk about her starring role in the opening ceremony, along with Ade Adepitan and Iwan Thomas with their ones to watch at Glasgow 2014. Joe Crowley starts his referendum road trip around Scotland, and we meet a future British star of table tennis.

Chris Evans and Alex Jones chat to astronaut Tim Peake and find out how Heston Blumenthal is helping prepare food for him to eat in space.

Matt and Alex are joined by Walford's finest. Actors Rudolph Walker and Diane Parish, aka Patrick Trueman and Denise Fox, are on the sofa talking about their forthcoming EastEnders' storyline.

Singer Billy Ocean and comedian Lee Mack join Matt and Alex in the studio. Plus Andrew Marr and Nick Grimshaw announce the winners of the One Show art competition, there's a look at the loom band craze that is sweeping the nation, how keeping chickens is improving mental health in the elderly, how bees 'talk' to flowers, and Frank Thornton's daughter remembers her famous father.

Matt Baker and Angellica Bell are joined by comedian and author Jasper Carrott. Joe Crowley discovers why heavy metal is popular in a Devon mining community. Plus, Michael Douglas discovers a school prom where teenagers like to arrive in style.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by actor Andy Serkis to talk about his latest roles in The Dawn of the Planet of the Apes and the new Star Wars film. The cast of West Side Story perform live, plus Lucy Siegle meets the residents of a Kent street who are blighted by a rubbish dump twice the size of their houses.

Alex Jones and Dan Snow talk to Nicole Scherzinger about returning to the pop charts, and Angela Rippon reports on electric Formula One cars.

Matt and Alex chat to broadcasting legend John Craven. Dr Mark Porter talks about antibiotics resistance, and Waffle the lakeland terrier causes mischief on the BBC piazza.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by former prime minister Sir John Major, Long Lost Family's Davina McCall and the Manic Street Preachers. Tony Livesey investigates rogue landlords and Jay Rayner reveals the ultimate toast using the world's longest toaster. Plus, Arthur Smith reunites a message in a bottle with its sender 15 years after it was sent.

Comedian and psychologist Pamela Stephenson chats to Matt Baker and Alex Jones about her new love for Brazilian dance. Plus the fake lawyers costing clients thousands of pounds, the Dutch island which is a mecca for beachcombers, and a shocking experiment into why we prefer pain to boredom.

Presented by Matt Baker and Alex Jones. The Monty Python team chat to Matt and Alex about performing again after 30 years. And Angellica Bell reports live from the world's biggest flower show at Hampton Court.

Former first lady and US senator Hillary Clinton joins Matt and Alex to talk about her time as secretary of state, her relationship with Obama, and her excitement about being a grandmother-to-be for the first time.

Actor John Barrowman, author Caitlin Moran and hip hop stars De La Soul join Matt and Alex in the studio. Plus a look at the seven projects nominated for a National Lottery Heritage Award, the great gas v charcoal barbeque debate and a visit to a giant trampoline inside an old Welsh slate mine.

The One Show broadcasts live from Worthy Farm as the Glastonbury Festival heads in to the weekend. Chris Evans and Alex Jones are joined by some of music's biggest names on the sofa, including Lars Ulrich and Ricky Wilson, and Fearne Cotton and Matt Allwright take to the fields to report on happenings at grass level. There is also a selection of films giving insight into the legendary festival's heritage, and Michael and Emily Eavis reveal the monumental effort that has gone in to putting on Glastonbury 2014.

Ross Kemp joins us on the One Show to talk about his new book 'The A to Z of Hell'. We also have the results of the Longitude Prize vote, and reveal which global problem will be receiving a prize fund of £10 million. Lucy Siegle heads out on the streets with BBC security correspondent Frank Gardner to answer people's own questions about the crisis in Iraq and the Middle East. Mike Dilger meets a one man Springwatch and Michael Mosley discovers exactly why elite athletes have such fast reactions.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by the stars of the hit musical, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels - Robert Lindsay, Rufus Hound and Samantha Bond. They perform a medley from the show. As England prepare to fly home after their early exit from the World Cup, Jack Charlton takes us back to the place where he and brother Bobby's love of football began. And Carrie Grant looks at how the introduction on television cameras at Glastonbury transformed the popularity of one particular type of music.

Matt and Alex are joined by Brendan O'Carroll and Jennifer Gibney from Mrs Brown's Boys.

Alex Riley goes to Moore Street market in Dublin in search of the real Mrs Browns and Michael Mosley finds out how augmented reality glasses can be used by surgeons in the operating theatre.

Matt and Alex are joined by actress Maureen Lipman. Carrie Grant meets Hackney motor mechanic Errol McKellar who offers his customers a discount on his services... if they agree to have a health MOT first.

Matt and Alex are joined by broadcaster and comedian Dara O Briain to talk about Horizon's £10 million Longitude Prize. Radio 1 breakfast host Nick Grimshaw joins Phil Tufnell to reveal the six finalists in The One Show's summer art competition. British zookeeper Giles Clark talks about bringing up two wild Sumatran tiger cubs at home and Gregory Porter plays live.

Spice Girl Melanie C and chart-topping singer Lorde join Matt Baker and Alex Jones in the studio. Plus the ongoing hunt for the victims of paramilitary violence in Northern Ireland and the surprising story of the cars that were given to the England World Cup squad in 1970.

Alex Jones and Matt Baker are joined by Tom Jones who is celebrating 50 years in showbusiness. Phil Tufnell meets some people who played a significant role during the 1966 World Cup final when England lifted the trophy and viewers are invited to try and bend it like Beckham by having a go at recreating his famous free kick from the World Cup in 1998.

Country music legend Dolly Parton joins Chris Evans and Alex Jones on the One Show to talk exclusively about her new tour and album 'Home'. We meet children who have benefitted from her book charity Imagination Library, and on the anniversary of D-day, Ruth Goodman discovers two soldiers' secret mission that has been hidden from their families for 70 years.

Matt and Alex are joined by Ant and Dec to chat about hitting the road with a Saturday Night Takeaway arena tour. The competitive duo also take part in an Ant versus Dec live challenge. Plus we see just how difficult it is to win football fans over with a World Cup song by sending a young hopeful to perform before a pub full of supporters

Kate Humble and Mark Benton are on the sofa and Diarmuid Gavin is in Kew to find out more about the Healing Giant.

The team investigate fire safety and why cars in Orkney are spontaneously combusting. Plus, the animals that can cause fires and how the future of fighting fires could use sound to extinguish a blaze.

Matt and Alex are joined by Huw Edwards, who's presenting this Friday's live coverage of the 70th anniversary of D-Day commemorations. Mike Dilger helps a lost seal make its way back home, and Lonnie Donegan's sons tell us about their Dad's influential music career.

Chef Michel Roux Jr joins Matt and Alex in the studio. Plus there is an exclusive interview with David Beckham, Fiona Phillips reports from a migrant camp in Calais as it is cleared by the authorities, and George McGavin hunts out a very rare blue beetle in Dartmoor.

Chris and Alex present a literary show live from the Hay Festival in Hay on Wye. Rob Brydon talks about Dylan Thomas and there is a look at the nation's craze for joining a book group.

Alex and Matt take the One Show to Caernarfon to celebrate the Welsh leg of the Queen's Baton Relay. Hank Marvin joins the programme to talk about his new album, Iwan Thomas brings us the latest news on the Commonwealth Games and Angellica Bell meets two brothers who battled against each other for Commonwealth victory.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by actors Simon Callow and Christopher Biggins, plus James perform live. For the first time on British TV there is footage of Martin Luther King's visit to Newcastle, and Phil Tufnell goes behind the scenes at the Tate Modern's Matisse exhibition.

Matt and Alex are joined by musical theatre impresario Sir Tim Rice. Dr Mark Porter travels to Nottingham to see how much people there are aware of their liver health. Cerys Matthews asks whether Welsh poet Dylan Thomas was an innovator or imitator, and uncovers some never-before-seen footage of the man himself. And John Prescott takes us back to the street where he grew up.

Alex Jones and Matt Baker are joined by Chris Tarrant. Angellica Bell is in Coventry to witness a domino run that snakes through the city and Arthur Smith spends the night at old military hospital.

Vernon Kay and Alex Jones are joined by Eurovision winner Conchita Wurst and singing star Sophie Ellis-Bextor. Plus there's a visit to one of the UK's only family run motorway service stations, and rugby legend Jonathan Davies is taken back in time to a holiday he will never forget.

Neil Morrissey joins Matt and Alex on the sofa and Dan Donnelly investigates why under a third of cars no longer come with a spare tyre. Also, we meet the daughter of legendary Fred Basset creator, Alex Graham.

Matt and Alex are joined by Julie Andrews and Ian McKellen. Dan Snow finds out why a sugar factory became a target for the Luftwaffe and Gyles Brandreth explains why Walt Disney visited Lincolnshire on holiday.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by EastEnders actor Adam Woodyatt, aka Ian Beale, who talks about life in Albert Square. Plus a live performance by Jake Bugg.

Actor Nick Frost joins Matt and Alex in the studio, along with 2014 Masterchef champion Ping Coombes. Plus, how viewers will help decide the outcome of a major £10 million science prize, and a report on how police are trained to use stun guns.

The One Show is live from the Isle of Man to start its countdown to the Commonwealth Games and celebrate the arrival of the Queen's Baton.

Ross Noble joins Chris Evans and Alex Jones to talk about his new tour Tangentleman, Victoria Pendleton investigates the island's ability to produce world class cyclists, Iwan Thomas takes a look ahead at the Glasgow Games, and Joe Crowley discovers that pilates was invented on the Isle of Man by a prisoner of WWI.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Rev star Tom Hollander. Plus we meet a remarkable dog who's saved her owner's life countless times, and even knows how to load the dishwasher.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Rita Ora and Stephen Mangan. Ex-footballer Robbie Savage makes a secret comeback using some Hollywood magic, and in the Highlands retiring postmistress Esther Brauer receives an amazing send-off.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by US talk show host Jay Leno to chat about his new driving challenge. Plus a look at how water cannons could be used on the streets, how optical illusions could help with chronic pain and the surprising story behind the song Amazing Grace.

If it's got Britain talking then it will get talked about on The One Show. Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Kylie Minogue. Gloria Hunniford examines how extending your home could mean an extra council tax bill and Honor Blackman explores how the suffragettes made use of martial arts.

Presented by Chris Evans and Alex Jones. Philip Glenister joins Chris and Alex to talk new BBC dramas and his love of renovating classic cars.

Beautiful South duo Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott have reunited after over 10 years and will perform live.

Jay Rayner explores 60 years of Wimpy and Marty Jopson goes down a 90-metre water slide in Bristol.

Alex Jones and Matt Baker are joined by motorcycle racer Guy Martin. Esther Rantzen looks at the issue of grandparents who have been denied access to their grandchildren, and Marty Jopson finds out about the science of making bubbles.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones talk to Sophie Raworth and Joe Swift about the Chelsea Flower Show, to Chris Packham about Springwatch and to Scissor Sister Ana Matronic about Eurovision. Plus two British Eurovision winners come together in a unique supergroup, Brotherhood of Fizz, and there is a reunion of WWII Wrens.

Matt and Alex are joined by the legendary Las Vegas magicians Penn & Teller. Lucy Siegle takes a look at a service that allows access to a GP through a smartphone, and Joe Crowley explores the feat of engineering that made the Channel Tunnel a reality.

Joe Crowley investigates why so many ex-pats are leaving Spain and heading back home. We share the sofa with Mel Giedroyc, and vet Noel Fitzpatrick joins us with one of his patients.

Chris and Alex are joined by Masterchef's John Torode and Gregg Wallace, Anita Rani explores a 20th-century fruit exchange in Liverpool that remains frozen in time, and there's action and stunts from the UK's first urban unicycling team.

Matt and Alex are joined by the man from Grand Designs, Kevin McCloud.

One in five crimes are unrecorded by police, Marty Jopson explores a grand design that was dreamt up to keep Napoleon's troops at bay, and Lucy Siegle takes a tour around a Tudor house that's had all the mod-cons removed.

Alex Jones and Matt Baker are joined by Jason Donovan and Educating Essex star Mr Drew. Ruth Goodman travels to Ypres, where unexploded munitions from WW1 still litter the Belgian countryside and Antonia Quirke is invited to a special screening of a lost Peter Sellers film that was found in a skip.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Matt LeBlanc to talk about the third series of BBC2 sitcom Episodes. In the second part of his Year In Business series for The One Show, Theo Paphitis meets a couple who have invested everything they own into their family café, George McGavin reveals why it is almost impossible to swat a fly and Ken Russell's daughter talks about growing up with the eccentric director as her father.

Actor Steve Pemberton and successful TV writer Sally Wainwright are on the sofa to talk about new BBC crime thriller Happy Valley, along with the UK's entry into this year's Eurovision Song Contest, Molly Smitten-Downes. Also, Justin Rowlatt attends Britain's largest ever emergency response exercise as a plane crash is simulated in London.

Chris Evans and Alex Jones are joined by Britpop legend and Blur frontman Damon Albarn for a performance and to discuss his debut solo album. Mike Dilger reports on how an invasive species of parakeets is making its way across the UK and Joe Crowley explores the ethics behind selling street-art.

Sir Bruce Forsyth joins Matt and Alex to talk about his departure from Strictly, his new live show and Sammy Davis Jr. Plus the group seeking justice for poor hospital care in Wales, and the story of how sixties star Frankie Vaughan helped disarm violent gangs in Glasgow.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Nigel Havers and Nicky Campbell. Gyles Brandreth is in Stratford-upon-Avon celebrating Shakespeare's 450th birthday. Lucy Siegle takes a trip to the West Country to see how the businesses there are doing after the floods. Plus we discover who is the winner of the One Show garden design of the year, and there are some of the incredible machines from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang in the studio.

If it's got Britain talking then it will get talked about on The One Show. Presented by Matt Baker and Alex Jones.

Legendary rocker Rick Wakeman is on the sofa, as are three OAPs 'Off Their Rockers' from the popular Sunday night prank show.

Also, Andy Kershaw discovers the technology allowing mourners and curious folk to find out more about people buried in Britain's graveyards.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by chef Tom Kerridge to talk about his new show Spring Kitchen.

Dan Donnelly reports on a scam that saw a firm of rogue workmen making death threats and trying to extort money from unwilling customers.

Ann Widdecombe reminisces about her childhood holidays.

Alex Jones and Vernon Kay are joined by comedian Chris Addison and actress Jo Joyner. Angellica Bell is live from Blackpool Winter Gardens for the official switch-on of the world's largest indoor illuminations and Gyles Brandreth discovers the story behind the writing of Handel's Messiah.

Vernon Kay and Alex Jones are joined by historian Lucy Worsley to talk all things Georgian. Mike Dilger investigates super-rats, while Joe Crowley is out and about in South Shields.

Richard Madeley and Alex Jones welcome Omid Djalili on to the sofa, as well as a host of talent in the studio from TV shows nominated for the BAFTA Audience Award - Gogglebox, Breaking Bad, Doctor Who, Educating Yorkshire, The Great British Bake Off and Broadchurch.

Phil Tufnell starts the One Show Summer Art Competition and Gyles Brandreth investigates inventors who took their secrets to the grave.

Alex Jones and Matt Allwright are joined by singer-songwriter Billy Bragg.

Gyles Brandreth looks at how to create a safe and secure online password, and Marty Jopson reports on the surprising evolution of one British butterfly species.

Alex Jones and Matt Allwright are joined by presenter and author Fern Britton. Iwan Thomas is live from Glasgow to celebrate 100 days until the Commonwealth Games and Cerys Matthews finds out how Daphne du Maurier got her inspiration to write Jamaica Inn.

Paddy McGuinness joins Chris Evans and Alex Jones to talk about his new gameshow which pitches young against old. Plus reports on how Jermain Jackman has become a local role-model, the surprisingly frugal life of the pioneer behind the Morris Minor, and a surprise for Britain's longest-serving barmaid.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by gardener and presenter Alan Titchmarsh. Larry Lamb holds a one-off screening of a special war film, Anita Rani visits the musicians who are preparing to play for the Irish president in a concert at The Royal Albert Hall and Lucy Siegle asks how far you should be allowed to go when protecting your own property.

Matt and Alex are joined by Top Gear presenter Richard Hammond to talk about his new show Science of Stupid, and actress Celia Imrie.

Olympic swimmer Keri-Anne Payne has a special report on the high number of British school children who are unable to swim, and Lucy Siegle speaks to the 'whistleblower' who brought to light the Met Police's manipulation of crime statistics. There'll be football trickery from freestylers F2 and a look at the confidence boosting quality of working as a life drawing model.

Ian Hislop chats to Matt and Alex about his new programme exploring the olden days. Plus four unemployed young people get their first taste of work, the story behind a classic WWII propaganda film, and the bird of prey that can fly through the smallest gaps.

Matt and Alex are joined by Spandau Ballet guitarist Gary Kemp. Dan Snow has the incredible story of a British double agent who was awarded the Iron Cross, Angela Rippon is investigating troublesome developers, and Alex Riley cycles a piano up a hill.

Kathleen Turner joins Chris Evans and Louise Minchin to talk about her return to London's West End. The One Show goes live to Aintree to talk to last year's surprise winner Ryan Mania ahead of tomorrow's Grand National. Marty Jopson sets a new Guinness world record for the most amount of steps descended by a slinky, and Chris drops a giant one off the roof of the BBC, while Dr Hugh Hunt explains why they seem to defy gravity. Alex Riley looks at new scientific analysis of men dancing, and Gyles Brandreth reveals how Hogarth played a lottery with one of his own paintings, to help support the Foundling Hospital for orphans.

Chatty Man Alan Carr joins Matt Baker and Alex Jones for flood updates, news and advice on indoor pollution. Marty Jopson investigates how and why there are millions of pounds worth of precious metals lacing Britain's streets.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by actress Suranne Jones and comedian Sandi Toksvig. Plus, The Voice finalists perform live.

Also, a look at how the Dawlish rail line has been repaired in just two months after February's destructive storm and Dan Snow reunites long-lost World War One heirlooms with their families.

Matt and Alex are joined by Rob Brydon who reveals what it was like to share a small car with Steve Coogan on a road trip around Italy. Theo Paphitis dishes out some valuable business advice to a father and son team of 'pothole pioneers' as part of a new series for the One Show. And Matt and Alex take to the streets with a box for an April Fools' prank.

Game of Thrones stars Sophie Turner and Maisie Williams join Matt and Alex to talk about the fourth series of the global phenomenon (they play Sansa Stark and Arya Stark). Cerys Matthews heads to Northern Ireland where the series is shot to meet some people who work on the show that brings in millions to the local economy. Joe Crowley is in Glasgow Central Station at a scheme for commuters to donate to food banks on their way to work, and Mike Dilger witnesses a starling murmuration happening indoors.

Chris Evans and Alex Jones are joined by comedian Alan Davies and on the eve of same-sex marriages being legalised in England and Wales, some gay couples are on the piazza to talk about their big day.

Plus, Jay Rayner finds out why the supermarket wars over milk prices are having a damaging effect on Britain's dairy farmers.

If it's got Britain talking then it will get talked about on The One Show. Presented by Matt Baker and Alex Jones.

Matt and Alex are joined by Martin Clunes, Dermot O'Leary and Lisa Stansfield.

Lisa talks about her role in the new film 'Northern Soul'. Some of the devotees of the underground movement show the team exactly why it's just as popular today. George McGavin talks about his fantastic new series 'Monkey Planet', where he travels the globe in search of adventures with apes.

Following reports that the Duke of Cambridge wants all the ivory in the Royal household destroyed to send out a message to elephant poachers, Lucy Siegle looks at whether that's the best way forward. And Jay tests out a scheme where restaurant diners pay what they think their meal is worth - and not a penny more.

Kermit and Miss Piggy join Matt and Alex on the One Show to talk about their new crime caper Muppets Most Wanted. Phil Tufnell discovers hidden messages in a Holbein painting, Phil's also in the studio to present some rare Muppet-based Renaissance art. Basil Brush steps in as One Show reporter to voxpop the people of Winchester about fox hunting. Biologist Ben Garrod reconstructs a lynx skeleton discovering the cat's troubled past in the process, and Anita Rani has a look at some of the most stupid criminals in Britain.

After defeating Utah's The Moonlight Buttress for Sport Relief, Alex is back on the One Show sofa with Matt Baker. They are joined by Roger Daltrey to talk about his collaboration with Wilko Johnson and 50 years of The Who. Jasmine Harman explains 'Three Parent IVF'.

Joanna Lumley joins Matt Baker and Angellica Bell in the studio as Alex Jones nears the end of her incredible climb for Sport Relief. Plus, Dan Snow reports on the unveiling of a brand new portrait of Falklands hero Simon Weston which was voted for by One Show viewers.

Matt Baker and Gabby Logan are joined by Sarah Parish, one of the stars of new sitcom W1A, and comedian Ade Edmondson.

Alex Riley examines the effects of high caffeine energy drinks on children and Matt Allright looks at caffeine levels in daily cups of coffee.

Plus, can Alex keep her energy levels up as she gets over day one of her 12,000 ft climb up Moonlight Buttress in Utah in aid of Sport Relief.

Jo Brand presents with Matt Baker as Alex Jones takes her first steps on The Rock for her Sport Relief Challenge. Guest Louis Theroux talks about his new series LA Stories.

There is live footage of Alex Jones rock-climbing in Utah throughout the show. Also, from Alex's recent trip to the Philippines, a mum is still struggling to find shelter for her two children following the destruction caused by Typhoon Haiyan.

Also in the studio is the cyborg Neil Harbisson, who has attached a camera permanently to his skull. He explains how it helps him "hear" colours, having been born with only black and white vision.

Jo Brand hosts the show with Matt Baker, while Alex is in Utah starting her epic 1200ft rock climb for Sport Relief. Tom Conti is on The One Show sofa and Carrie Grant meets the cat rehomed into Winston Churchill's former residence of Chartwell.

Chris Evans and Fearne Cotton are joined by EastEnders' Danny Dyer and Kellie Bright, with music from The Commitments. Plus there's a big surprise for Alex Jones, Johnny Vaughan discovers the history of the bulldog and Hairy Biker Si King follows in the footsteps of Seamus Heaney.

Matt and Alex are joined by Monty Python star and director Terry Gilliam to talk about his new film, the Zero Theorem, which features Hollywood stars Matt Damon and Christoph Waltz. Lucy Siegle tells us how the ordinary people using computer games are helping with scientific breakthroughs in diseases. Plus, composer Richard Mainwaring finds out how certain types of music can help your pet dog's stress levels.

Sherlock's nemesis Moriarty - actor Andrew Scott - joins Matt and Alex along with Patrick Kielty and Amy Williams from Sport Relief's Clash of the Titans. In honour of Andrew's new film The Stag, there's also a stag do throughout the show with embarrassing challenges for the groom.

Plus, Elton John celebrates the album, and outfits, that made him famous, Ann Widdecombe and Vicky Pryce discuss whether women should be treated more leniently by the prison system, Anita Rani has a look at the military hardware kept at British bases, and three viewers remember their childhoods spent during the miners' strikes.

Also on the show, Miranda Krestovnikoff sets up a secret hide to film urban polecats, and John Sergeant visits a shoe factory that was on its last legs until a local businessman stepped in.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined on the sofa by The Voice and Kaiser Chiefs frontman Ricky Wilson. Tony Livesey investigates muggers on two wheels and Dan Snow heads to RAF Cosford where the world's only remaining German Dornier Bomber is being preserved after 73 years at the bottom of the English Channel.

Comedian Rory Bremner joins Alex and Matt in the studio to talk about his West End acting debut. Plus actress Natalie Cassidy investigates the truth behind the breast cancer storyline in EastEnders and Alex tackles a huge cliff climb in preparation for her Sport Relief challenge.

Chris Evans and Alex Jones are joined Jeff Lynne. Phil Tufnell heads to Twickenham before the Six Nations. Plus, why so many British artists sing with an American accent.

Matt and Alex enjoy an exclusive royal chinwag with Prince Harry, who reveals his plans for an exciting new UK sporting event for injured veterans. They are also joined in the studio for a performance from the tenth winner of The X Factor, Sam Bailey.

Lucy Siegle finds out about the invaluable work that police family liaison officers undertake, and Carrie Grant uncovers the story of T'Pau's 1986 power ballad China In Your Hand.

Ruby Wax introduces Alex Jones and Matt Baker to her sane new world, and the Watchdog Test House presenters explain how some household appliances could be potential death traps.

Tony Livesey gets to the bottom of the fracking debate, and Maggie Aderin-Pocock is on the roof of New Broadcasting House to celebrate Astronomy Week as Jupiter reaches its highest and brightest for years...

Actor and presenter John Barrowman joins Alex and Matt in the studio. Plus the story of the cold calling criminal gang that scammed thousands of pounds out of victims for fake insurance, and how one viewer can win a chance to create a garden at the Hampton Court Palace flower show.

Matt and Alex are joined by star baker, Mary Berry, and Alex reveals a new skill as she finds out what's in store for her Sport Relief challenge. Plus, Tony Livesey discovers how primary schools are coping with the prospect of providing free school meals, and Miranda Krestovnikoff investigates an invention by an eccentric Victorian Vicar.

Dragons' Den's Evan Davis joins Chris Evans and Alex Jones to reveal why London's booming economy means it is breaking away from the rest of the UK.

Anastasia from the Circus of Horrors pulls a Bentley with her hair, Joe Crowley visits a house teetering on the edge of a sinkhole, and a viewer makes the big decision to look after her friend's children after they become orphaned.

Matt and Alex are joined by ex-prima ballerina and Strictly judge Darcey Bussell as she chats about a new documentary looking into the history of the ballerina and her own ballet heroines.

Lucy Siegle explores the challenges of finding suitable residential care homes for the elderly and the people of Glasgow have a rant about the revenue that their city's speed cameras rake in.

Talk show king Jerry Springer joins Matt and Alex in the studio and Gaby Roslin reveals her brand new dog show for Sport Relief. Plus, how the housing market divides the country, Dan Snow reports on one of Britain's worst flooding disasters and Phil Tufnell takes part in a spectacular shadow performance.

Matt and Alex are joined by Simon Callow.

Includes the incredible story of the nun whose appearance on the One Show helped to save her life.

How some residents in a small village near Glasgow who faced a massive bill for clearing contamined land near their homes have had some fantastic news following the publicity surrounding their appearance on the show.

All that and the history of men's underwear with Arthur Smith.

Matt Baker and Gabby Logan are joined by BBC Radio 2 drive time presenter Simon Mayo.

Tony Livesey has been to Spain to catch up with the crime force chasing down British criminals, and Dan Snow tells the personal stories behind three family heirlooms belonging to One Show viewers.

Paloma Faith joins Chris Evans and Fearne Cotton on the sofa. Jay Rayner shows off the strange fruit that will be appearing on supermarket shelves this year, Joe Crowley meets one of the world's only remaining ninjas and Ruth Goodman hears the story of a soldier who struck up a special friendship with a girl on the home front.

Presented by Matt Baker and Fearne Cotton.

The Great British Sewing Bee host Claudia Winkleman joins Matt and Fearne in the studio to learn all about the Scottish Diaspora Tapestry being designed all over the world and assembled in East Lothian.

Reporter Sophie Morgan investigates the taxi companies denying wheelchair users a service or overcharging them by over four times the cost.

Matt Baker and Gabby Logan are joined by Graeme Garden, Tim Brooke-Taylor, Barry Cryer and Jeremy Hardy from Radio 4's 'I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue'. Phil Tufnell puts the nation's honesty to the test, while Arthur Smith goes in search of the man who created darts. Or did he? Tony Hart's daughter Carolyn recalls growing up with her famous artist dad, while there's a special tribute from his famous creation Morph. And there's a performance from the world tap dancing champions.

Alex Jones and Matt Baker are joined by veteran broadcaster Sir David Attenborough. Tony Livesey visits a group of residents just outside Glasgow who are more than half a million pounds in debt through no fault of their own. Angelica Bell heads to Norfolk to see how nature is creating a natural coastal defence of its own. Plus the scientific elements that create the perfect sunset.

Warwick Davis and his Reduced Height Theatre Company join Matt and Alex along with Jenny Jones, the first Briton to win an Olympic medal on snow. Alex Riley meets the volunteers visiting flood victims along the Thames and Simon Boazman helps the army put in flood barriers in Winchester. Glen Campbell heads to Oslo to uncover the new phantom car scam that's robbing Brits of their cash.

Chris Evans and Alex Jones are joined by Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean, fresh off the ice from Sarajevo where they performed the Bolero again for the first time since their Winter Olympic gold in 1984. Anita Rani goes ice dating and The Jersey Boys sing a special 'Valli-ntine's Day' performance.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by actor Timothy Spall. Simon Boazman meets a man who has created an island with his flood defences. Matt Allwright finds out how farmers are providing aid. Scottish actor Brian Cox investigates the right to vote in the Referendum. And Anita Rani offers Valentine's advice.

Live from some of the areas in the country worst hit by floods. The programme features those who've been badly affected by the terrible conditions and includes a report into why the country is experiencing the worst rain on record. All this in the company of Shane Richie.

Matt and Alex are joined by the star of Midsomer Murders, Neil Dudgeon, aka DCI Barnaby, to talk about the show's upcoming special 100th episode. Tony Livesey investigates the validity of crime statistics and Billy Bragg pays homage to the man that started skiffle.

Matt and Alex are joined by The First Lady of Musical Theatre, Elaine Paige as she relives 'memories' of her 50 years on stage and screen.

Iwan Thomas has been down in the South West covering the extraordinary storms and Tony Livesey tackles smartphone security posing a danger to children.

Chris Evans and Alex Jones are joined by Oscar-winning actor Kevin Spacey and his House of Cards co-star Kate Mara.

Gordon Corera has the story of Britain's greatest traitor, and Jay Rayner investigates the booming yoghurt business. Plus, Alistair McGowan reveals the decline of one of Britain's most exclusive accents.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by EastEnders actors Nitin Ganatra and Himesh Patel aka Masood and Tamwar to discuss the Masood family's latest storyline. Plus, Esther Rantzen reports on the dilemma faced by thousands of grandparents who aren't allowed to see their grandchildren. Jon Sergeant visits a Coventry factory that has been producing sew-on labels for over 140 years.

Lee Mack joins Matt and Alex to talk about his new panel show Duck Quacks Don't Echo. They are also joined by Wayne Sleep and his Big Ballerinas, Dan Snow shows his WW1 family heirloom - the treaty of Versailles, and Phil Tufnell visits a derelict mansion on Billionaire's Row.

Plus, the man conned out of his entire pension, the natural flood defence that has saved the village of Belford, and verifying viewers' favourite facts with the One Show's team of boffins - Sarah Jarvis, Mike Dilger and Marty Jopson.

King of the British rom-com Richard Curtis joins Matt and Alex to talk time-travel romance. Benjamin Zephaniah joins the new street triage scheme aiming to prevent mentally unwell people on the streets being taken to police cells and there is a celebration of Facebook turning ten.

Actor Stephen Tompkinson joins Matt and Alex in the studio to talk about the return of DCI Banks.

Plus Mike Dilger gives flood victims a chance to see the devastation to their homes from the air, and Miranda goes behind the scenes at the Millennium Seed Bank.

Chris Evans and Alex Jones are joined by Dragons' Den star Peter Jones.

Ahead of the weekend's Six Nations kicking off, they look at how the families of the players deal with the stress of the game.

Plus there is a visit to one of Britain's oldest theme parks, Dreamland, to see how it is being brought back to life; and John Sergeant goes in search of the perfect body.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by the face of the BBC's Winter Olympics coverage, Clare Balding. Lucy Siegle explores how one Leicestershire village has been invited to contribute rather than complain about developments to their local area and One Show viewers share their experience of coming out as gay.

Alex and Matt are joined by the Outnumbered cast and Lesley Joseph. Apprentice star Claude Littner hands out free advice on how to get a pay rise, identical twins Xand and Chris van Tulleken talk about their sugar vs fat diets and MP Eric Pickles on the nation's rubbish and recycling. Plus, some of the UK's Chip Shop Heroes.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by actor and star of children's TV, Bernard Cribbins. Jasmine Harman meets a group of fixers saving electrical goods from the skip, and Justin Rowlatt finds out if young voters know what's involved in the Scottish independence referendum. Plus, Lucy Siegle gets tips on preventing burglary from a former robber.

Alex and Matt are joined by the brains behind the quiz show Pointless, Richard Osman.

Tony Livesey uncovers the truth behind the nation's addiction to over-the-counter painkillers. Our science man Marty Jopson discovers how paper can be stronger than steel, and Mike Dilger goes in search of goats in the Highlands of Scotland.

Chris Evans and Alex Jones are joined by the don of hard-hitting documentary Ross Kemp to discuss his latest series. Cerys Matthews meets a performing dog who has the difficult role of playing a cat. And, in celebration of Burns Night, The One Show revives the ancient tradition of haggis hurling.

Caroline Quentin joins Matt Baker and Alex Jones in the One Show studio to talk about the return of Oh What A Lovely War. Gareth Malone talks about the war time hit Pack Up Your Troubles, Mike Dilger tests Caroline's ability to name a garden bird from its song, and he also finds out what happens to seagulls when they're not eating your chips.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Lord Melvyn Bragg and stars of the Kumars, Meera Syal and Sanjeev Bhaskar. Justin Rowlatt reveals gadgets that can keep you awake at the wheel and Joe Crowley celebrates 50 years of the film Zulu. Plus, Lucy Siegle meets a group of ladies who are keeping roadsides clear of rubbish and Olympic Curling gold medallist Janice Rankin demonstrates the secrets to the game.

Matt and Alex are joined by actor Richard E Grant, to chat about his role in the American comedy, Girls. Justin Rowlatt has been looking at how one council is looking at making dramatic cuts - to councillors themselves. Matt and Alex don their running shoes to take part in the first Sport Relief mile, with some royal encouragement from Prince Charles. And Carrie Grant has the story behind one of Travis' biggest hits.

Matt and Alex are joined by comedian Frank Skinner before he sets off on his first stand-up tour in seven years. Angelica Bell explores the mystery behind the unknown victim of a historical murder case. Plus, live at Cairngorms National Park in Scotland, the Winterwatch team have set up camp for this year's series.

Chris Evans and Alex Jones are joined by comedians Paul Whitehouse and Charlie Higson. Marty Jopson tests a substance that can keep any surface dry, Jay Rayner creates the perfect One Show biscuit and Dr Len Fisher reveals the best way to dunk a biscuit in tea.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by comedian David Baddiel to chat about his stand-up show which looks at the other side of fame. Gyles Brandreth discovers how the first adverts were created, Miranda Krestovnikoff goes underwater to meet a very romantic crab, and Angellica Bell uncovers the truth about Scotland's slavery past.

Matt and Alex are joined by newsreader and Fake or Fortune host, Fiona Bruce, Phil Tufnell gets special access to one of the country's most famous paintings and Joe Crowley investigates countryside rights of way. Plus, film critic Antonia Quirke explores women's roles in film and Mike Dilger reveals the tricks of the trade in the latest nature programmes.

If it's got Britain talking then it will get talked about on The One Show. Presented by Matt Baker and Alex Jones. With Paul O'Grady.

Harry Hill joins Matt and Alex in the One Show studio to talk about his new X Factor musical I Can't Sing. Mike Dilger catches some giant Common Skate off the west coast of Scotland and Iwan Thomas visits some people whose homes have been devastated by flood, as they wait anxiously for the insurance pay outs.

Chris and Alex are joined by comedians Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer as well as a six-metre-tall animatronic dragon.

Lucy Siegle documents Britain's eroded coastline and Jay Rayner investigates why changing the shape of chocolate alters the taste.

Judge Craig Revel Horwood and fourteen Strictly stars join Matt and Alex for chat and a dance. Plus Kegworth air crash victims are reunited with the doctor who saved their lives, we go behind the scenes of the world darts championship, and Miranda meets a man who is building a real mammoth skeleton.

Matt and Alex are joined by Splash host Vernon Kay and actress Honor Blackman, and in a One Show exclusive Dan Snow reports on three soldiers preparing to return home from Afghanistan. Plus, Liz Bonnin will be hunting for the Northern Lights, live from an aircraft in Norway, and Joe Crowley investigates how much of our fruit and veg is British produced. And in celebration of 2014 and Elvis Presley's birthday, there's a performance by 14 Elvii.

Griff Rhys Jones joins Matt Baker and AlexJones to talk about his Great Welsh Adventure.

Fourteen pianists perform the Moonlight Sonata accompanied by live shots of the Moon from the Stargazing cameras in Norfolk. Miranda Krestovnikoff discovers a huge number of mammoth bones under the North Sea.

Marty Jopson watches a self-sinking ship deliver an oil rig to Scotland and Tony Livesey meets a group of people tackling the housing crisis by building their own council houses.

Kylie Minogue and Will.i.am join Matt Baker and Alex Jones in the brand new One Show studio.

Tony Livesey gets first-hand experience of what moving British troops back from Afghanistan entails, and Gyles Brandreth uncovers why songs either sound-a-like or are subconsciously plagiarised.