The One Show - Season 10 / Year 2015

Matt Baker and Alex Jones present as all four coaches from The Voice swap their spinning chairs for The One Show sofa, and Lucy Siegle investigates if promises to the UK's ex-military are being kept.

Death in Paradise stars Kris Marshall and Sara Martins join Matt and Alex to chat about the new series.

Plus a spectacular hunt for humpback whales and a look at the top tech trends coming in 2015.

Matt and Alex are joined by actors James Corden and Emily Blunt, plus Question Time's David Dimbleby. Equipped with hidden cameras, Anita finds out what it takes to make us speak up against litter louts, and the team take on the Germans at the noble sport of Christmas tree throwing.

Matt and Alex are joined on the sofa by the stars of the Strictly Come Dancing live tour, including Craig Revel Horwood, Zoe Ball and Caroline Flack. Justin Rowlatt is also on the show revealing some of the weird and wonderful cold remedies from around the world. And Theo Paphitis surprises a schoolboy entrepreneur from Salford.

Chris Evans and Alex Jones are joined by Silent Witness star Emilia Fox and Texas celebrate their 25th anniversary with a special live performance.

Anita Rani meets a former lawyer whose New Year's resolution was to become a human cannonball, and Marty Jopson is thrown by the brains behind darts coverage.

Thirty years since its launch, Sinclair C5 owners are put through their paces.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined in the studio by Maureen Lipman, plus Cirque du Soleil perform on the piazza. Following recent news of an NHS A&E crisis, Joe Crowley spent the weekend in Blackburn Royal Hospital.

Presenter, author and gardener Alan Titchmarsh joins Alex and Matt to talk about Britain's Best Back Gardens. Plus the biting bulldog that has stopped the mail in Blackburn, the couple who gave it all up to live a life at sea for 36 years and how the Magna Carta protected the rights of German spies during the war.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by actor Warwick Davis.

There is a ride on the train that has been late for a year straight - could it finally break its terrible streak today?

Plus, free diving off the Cornish coast, and the big lie that has made big money for Highlands tourism.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Alex Brooker, Adam Hills and Josh Widdicombe, stars of The Last Leg.

Anita Rani looks at the history of YouTube as it approaches its 10th anniversary.

Professor Brian Cox joins Chris and Alex on the day the Beagle 2 Mars probe was finally found on the surface of the red planet, and Lucy Siegle meets the scientists who have safeguarded the world's chocolate supply!

Actor and extreme fisherman Robson Green joins Alex and Matt to talk about his Ultimate Catch. Plus how Jewish and Muslim communities are reacting to the attacks in Paris and a visit behind the scenes at the House of Commons with speaker, John Bercow.

The One Show goes Tudor as Matt and Alex are joined by actress Claire Foy, one of the stars of the BBC's big new costume drama Wolf Hall. Historian Lucy Worsley is in the studio to tell us how accurately Wolf Hall depicts Tudor life, and there is a close look at King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn's finest clothes. Plus, the amazing footage that reveals the wild animals still lurking inside our pets.

Matt and Alex are joined by broadcaster Fern Britton.

To commemorate the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, survivor Freddie Knoller tells his amazing story.

Plus Sarah Mack investigates the impact of low oil prices on Aberdeen, Carrie Grant discovers how a Hindu temple came to be on the outskirts of London and a group of music students provide a new take on the brass band.

Britain's biggest on the One Show as Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Britain's best-selling children's author of 2014, David Walliams, and Britain's best-selling pop star of 2014, Ed Sheeran, as well as the story behind Stairway To Heaven, as told by Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page.

Jeremy Paxman joins Chris Evans and Alex Jones to talk about the 50th anniversary of Churchill's funeral. Plus chef Tom Kitchin puts on a special Burns Night feast, Japanese whisky takes on Scotch whisky and there's details on this year's 500 Words children's writing competition.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined for the FA Cup Fifth Round Draw by Gary Lineker and actor Christopher Eccleston. Plus an 80-year-old mountaineer versus one of Britain's toughest climbs, and the housing project helping homeless military veterans back on their feet.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by impressionist Rory Bremner. Dom Littlewood investigates the tricks used by retailers in the sales, and Sir Chris Bonington tackles The Old Man of Hoy at the age of 80. Plus Lucy Siegle discovers why charity shops are causing a stir in a seaside town.

Actor and documentary maker Ross Kemp and Call the Midwife's Helen George join Matt Baker and Alex Jones on the One Show. Justin Rowlatt finds out why knocking on doors is still so important for winning votes while Gyles Brandreth and chef Ricky Andalcio try their hand at door knocking in Grays, Essex during the show. Alex Riley looks at the costs of child care, and John Sergeant visits a town that has been built to be taken apart, so that huge oil drilling equipment can be carried through the small streets. Muriel Gray walks around the newly restored Glasgow Art School.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Richard Curtis to talk about Red Nose Day 2015. Anita Rani is also in the studio, with the lowdown on free schools.

Chris Evans and Gabby Logan are joined by pop princess Kylie Minogue and Dragons' Den star Peter Jones. Ricky Andalcio investigates Britain's best sticky toffee pudding.

EastEnders' Masood, Shabnam and Kush - aka actors Nitin Ganatra, Rakhee Thakrar and Davood Ghadami - join Matt Baker and guest presenter Denise Lewis. Plus, the housing estate where residents fear being priced out of their homes and a look at how and why workers take a 'sick day'.

Olympic champion Denise Lewis co-hosts with Matt and they're joined by comedian Ross Noble. Gyles Brandreth discovers why diamonds are forever, and Alex Riley reveals the extent of land left undeveloped by supermarkets. Plus, Marty Jopson investigates the art of noise reduction and Sam Roddick explains what it was like growing up with the founder of The Body Shop.

Johnny Vegas joins Matt Baker and Alex Jones to talk about starring in Still Open All Hours and Benidorm. Today is World Cancer Day, so we are joined by an audience of cancer survivors. Dr Saleyha Ahsan uncovers a cancer treatment con, and Dr Mark Porter joins us in the studio to talk about current successes in the fight against cancer. Also on the show, Torvill and Dean take us back to the streets they grew up on, Sarah Mack tests how long people are willing to wait, and Dan Donnelly discovers a pub where you can pull your own pint at your table.

Actress Brenda Blethyn is on the sofa to talk about her latest TV role. Alex posts her first report from Uganda for Comic Relief and there is a celebration of 50 years of Jackanory with a very special 'mash-up' from the archives.

Plus Arthur Smith spends the night in the historic Eddystone Lighthouse and Dominic Littlewood compares electric painting tools.

Legendary film star Terence Stamp and Hollywood movie mogul Harvey Weinstein join Chris and Alex for a pre-BAFTA chat. Plus, newsreader Nicholas Witchell is reunited with the gay activist who invaded the BBC news studio in 1988.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by comedian and Great British Bake Off host Mel Giedroyc.

Pupils of a Staffordshire school reveal their online secrets, and Dr Bex Lewis advises on how to deal with cyber bullying. Larry Lamb discovers why people thought there were aliens living in wartime Britain.

YouTube sensation 2Cellos perform their version of AC/DC's Thunderstruck.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by former EastEnders actress Pam St Clement, who will be talking about her autobiography The End of an Earring.

Jewellery maker and gem hunter Adam McIntosh brings in a selection of jewellery which contains rare gems sourced from all around the UK.

Actors Julia McKenzie and Rufus Jones join Matt Baker and Alex Jones to talk about the TV adaptation of JK Rowling's The Casual Vacancy. Plus Alex's second Comic Relief report from Uganda. Trish Adudu meets The Birchs, a family where four generations all live under the same roof and Gyles Brandreth investigates the story of a 16th century moral crusader who stopped Shakespeare from building a theatre in her neighbourhood.

Chef John Torode joins Chris Evans and Alex Jones to talk about his adventures in Argentina, and Rebecca Ferguson takes on a Billie Holiday classic. Plus, the couple who rediscovered love after 50 years apart and the Tudor tune enjoying a saucy new lease of life thanks to Fifty Shades of Grey.

Matt and Alex are joined by Pointless and Two Tribes host Richard Osman, Dom Littlewood investigates level crossing near misses and George McGavin discovers a spider that can sail. Plus, Angellica Bell meets a photographer whose pictures are finally getting recognition in a new exhibition at the V&A museum.

Julie Walters joins Matt and Alex to toss pancakes and talk about the new TV drama Indian Summers. Joe Crowley visits a drainage board boss who has fallen foul to new EU legislation designed to protect the nation's eel population. We meet the patients who benefit from Moorfields Eye Hospital's ocular prosthetics team, and Anita Rani discovers the benefits of a good lunch break, by surprising the One Show team with a lunch time Thai Chi session.

Sherlock star Una Stubbs joins Matt and Alex in the studio to talk about her new art programme The Big Painting Challenge, and Angela Rippon visits a groundbreaking retirement village in Gloucestershire.

Spandau Ballet's Martin Kemp joins Alex and Matt to talk about the band's latest tour and a big night in EastEnders. Plus, the artist who creates spectacular illusions with buildings and the ex-military workers swapping the battlefield for the construction site.

Chris Evans and Alex Jones are joined by the creator of Stella, Ruth Jones, and singer Jack Savoretti. Jay Rayner discovers the origins of hot chocolate and we'll be finding out why women are taking to the roads on motorbikes in later life. Plus Michael Bentine's son gives an insight into the life of the comedian.

Jim Parsons - Sheldon from the Big Bang Theory - joins Matt and Alex to talk about his new film Home. Nick Wallis investigates the problems with GP surgeries, Dom Littlewood discovers a growing trend in adult colouring books, Marty Jopson finds a huge granite quarry hidden in a Scottish mountain and Canada's Cirque Eloize perform in the piazza.

Alan Davies joins Matt and Alex. Gyles Brandreth presents a film on Chan Canasta, billed as the first magician to become a television celebrity. He caused a stir in the 1950s with his audacious mind tricks. Mind reader Graham P Jolley is in the studio trying to read the minds of Matt, Alex and Alan... which could prove very interesting!

The People's One Show, featuring The People's Strictly for Comic Relief dancers and contestants as well as many other inspirational people from around the UK. Stephen Mangan joins Alex and Matt in the studio, Amir Khan thanks his parents, and Bob Geldof reveals the character he met growing up who inspired a Boomtown Rats classic.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Russell Tovey, star of new BBC drama Banished. Alex Riley finds out why straw houses may be the solution to affordable housing and Gyles Brandreth has an update on the work being funded by Comic Relief in Uganda. Plus Joe Crowley discovers the secret past of the man behind Winnie the Pooh, and the history of forensics come under the microscope ahead of a major new exhibition.

Matt Lucas joins Chris Evans and Alex Jones in the studio to talk about his brand new comedy Pompidou, spoken entirely in gibberish. Lucy Siegle discovers he's not the only gibberish speaker when she voxpops on the streets of Bromley, Norman Wisdom's son Nick remembers a life growing up with the great British comedian, Gyles Brandreth investigates new speed reading software and an audience of tattoo fanatics bare all in the name of art.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Terry Wogan to talk about his best bits from ten years of Wogan. The Shires perform, and Gyles Brandreth finds out about a cold and flu camp from the 1940s.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by actor Richard E Grant. Lucy Siegle discovers how microbeads in exfoliants could harm sea life and Dan Snow uncovers the heroics of the Tin Openers - a First World War elite diving team. Plus Joe Crowley finds out why beavers are dividing opinion in Tayside and designer Wayne Hemingway shares his tips for success.

Matt and Alex are joined by Robin Ellis, Aidan Turner and Eleanor Tomlinson, stars of Poldark old and new.

Plus the loan company putting farmers homes and livelihoods at risk and the story of how Winston Churchill tried to stop his daughter's wedding.

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

Chris Evans and Alex Jones celebrate the festival of colours, the world's fastest joke-teller attempts to beat his record and Suzi Perry looks ahead to the new Formula 1 season.

Matt and Alex chat to Martin Clunes who is currently starring as Sherlock Holmes creator Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in the ITV drama Arthur and George.

Joe Crowley also looks at Sir Arthur's fascination with spiritualism.

As work continues on Crossrail, one of Europe's biggest construction projects, Ruth Goodman has exclusive access to an archaeological dig under one of the stations along the route.

And Angela Rippon looks at how one hospital is trying to tackle the problem of bed blocking.

Matt and Alex are joined by actor Rafe Spall, an inventor with a thought controlled quadcopter, and a 12 year old with an IQ higher than Einstein.

Fiona Foster meets two couples whose low income means they're battling to stay together, and Lucy Siegle reveals the transfer test dilemma parents face in Northern Ireland.

Plus, Simon Reeve investigates the world of bespoke globes and Andy Torbet canoes into a copper mine.

Phillip Schofield joins Alex and Matt to talk about his hypnotic new game show. Plus a look at what causes 'commuter rage' and how sniffer dogs are helping to conserve one of Britain's rarest and most elusive creatures.

Matt Baker and Angellica Bell are joined by Oscar-winning actor Sir Ben Kingsley, who talks about his new sci-fi film which co-stars Gillian Anderson. Plus a look at how one comedian is using her own experiences to break down the taboos surrounding disability. Andy Kershaw finds out why rail passengers on some routes in the north west of England are forced to use old converted buses. And Gyles Brandreth discovers how art lovers are snapping up original copies of famous paintings at a fraction of the usual cost.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by actors Russell Crowe and Olga Kurylenko to talk about their new film The Water Diviner. Plus how abusive football fans are being caught on camera phones and guitarist Slash pays tribute to Irish rocker Rory Gallagher.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Sir Trevor McDonald and food critic Giles Coren. Fiona Foster investigates why UK councils are seeking international investment for developments in British cities.

Sissy Spacek joins Matt and Alex to talk about her new psychological drama series Bloodline.

Lunar obsessive Andy Kershaw is at Jodrell Bank interviewing Buzz Aldrin, and Angela Rippon is on the Isle of Wight at a hospital that is trying to tackle bed blocking by bringing back the cottage hospital.

Miranda Krestovnikoff is studying deer that predict climate change in the Inner Hebrides, and archaeologist Dr Cassie Newland is in France discovering how fighting on the Western Front even happened 100ft underground.

Chris Evans and Alex Jones are joined by king of disco Nile Rodgers to talk about the first Chic record in over two decades. On the day of the eclipse, photographers are challenged to come up with an image capturing the spirit of the event. Ruth Goodman visits a tiny church in Ceredigion which Italian POW's decorated in the style of the Sistine chapel. And singer Rae Morris sings a Beatles classic live as part of the BBC campaign If You Love Something, Let it Show.

Comedians Dara O Briain and Ed Byrne join Alex and Matt to talk about their Great Big Adventure down the Pan-American highway. Plus the spectacular ceremonial burning of a sculpture in Northern Ireland, and the son of the first man ever to take a British driving test takes the same test himself.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Sally Lindsay, who talks about Ordinary Lies, and a 'human lie detector' is out on the streets of Melton Mowbray to find out how good the nation is at telling porky pies.

Matt Baker and Angellica Bell are joined by singer Lulu to talk about her 50 years in the music industry, and she also performs. Alex Riley travels to Leicester to find out why thousands have queued for hours to pay their respects to controversial King Richard III.

Hollywood star Elijah Wood joins Chris Evans and Alex Jones in the studio along with blues sensation Seasick Steve. Plus the couple who prove that love conquers all, and the story of how a famous horse once stayed in the bridal suite of a top Glasgow hotel.

Alex is joined by guest presenter and Eastenders' favourite Shane Richie. They chat to Louis Theroux about his latest documentary, Transgender Kids. Joe Crowley meets a mother who is enlisting the help of an RAF serviceman to try and prevent other families losing a child like she did. Anita Rani takes a look at an unusual beauty contest, started in the 1950s and aimed at crowning the Coal Queen of Britain. Plus Andy Kershaw visits St Davids in Pembrokeshire to meet an artist who is determined to paint the portraits of all the city's 2000 residents.

Alex Jones and Angellica Bell are joined in the studio by Griff Rhys Jones. And Carrie Grant goes behind the scenes at a special concert celebrating 60 years of Eurovision.

Kim Cattrall, Emma Willis and Ricky Wilson join Patrick Kielty and Alex Jones on the show to talk about Kim's new comedy Sensitive Skin and the final of The Voice, plus the four remaining Voice finalists perform live throughout the show.

Jasmine Harman investigates a YouTube video that has a calming effect on toddlers, Angellica Bell looks at events leading to the cancellation of the Black and White Minstrel Show, Phil Tufnell uncovers the origins of classic kids' game Subbuteo and Richard Mainwaring uses Auto-Tune to turn tone deaf viewers into pitch perfect singers.

Alex Jones and James Martin are joined by comedian Sarah Millican. Plus Michael Douglas goes on a trip down memory lane to recreate the famous Berni Inns.

Patrick Kielty and Alex Jones are joined by Felicity Kendal, who talks about her role in the Noel Coward play Hay Fever.

As a new CGI version of Thunderbirds hits our screens, Angellica Bell looks back at what made the original series so popular. Creator Gerry Anderson's son chats to Alex and Patrick about what it was like to grow up with such a famous dad.

And as Lewis Hamilton continues his defence of his F1 title, his younger brother Nicolas has overcome all odds to become the first disabled driver to compete in the British Touring Championships.

Matt and Alex are joined in the studio by car fans Philip Glenister and Ant Anstead. Alex Riley spends the day at the seaside in Weston-super-Mare, and The Voice winner Stevie McCrorie performs his new single.

Sir Bruce Forsyth joins Matt and Alex to talk about his new tour, Bruce Forsyth Entertains. Lucy Siegle puts hidden cameras on a skip, Dom Littlewood looks at the future of micro-donating, Matt Allwright is in the Scilly Isles to find out why there's a need for a new policeman, and a team of female rowers are in the studio before they head off to break records by rowing across the Pacific Ocean.

Noddy Holder, Caitlin Moran and Jack Dee take their spot on the sofa and the world-renowned Dunking Devils slam dunk onto the piazza. Ade Adepitan meets the speeders facing a panel of children and Gyles Brandreth investigates Britain's biggest museum heist in the 1950s.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones celebrate the Carry On films with actor Jim Dale. Plus Michael Mosley investigates the latest research into cures for type 2 diabetes.

Alex Jones is joined by co-host Richard Osman. They chat to Clare Balding about Saturday's Boat Race, which for the first time in history will see the female crews racing on the same route as the men. Clare has made a film about women's achievements in sport. Carrie Grant is live from Ladies Day at Aintree, where she speaks to top women jockeys Katie Walsh and Nina Carberry. Joe Crowley looks at how a group of entrepreneurs has come up with a healthier version of the fried chicken shop, while street barber Michael Douglas takes his scissors along to Downing Street. Jimmy Somerville chats about his new disco album and performs his 1984 classic Smalltown Boy live.

The One Show goes baby crazy as Alex and Matt are joined by actress Fay Ripley talking about her new show The Delivery Man, which is set in a fictional maternity unit. There are some inspirational midwives and Gyles dispels some amazing maternity myths.

It's tennis Tuesday as Judy Murray joins Matt and Alex to talk about mini-tennis month and how to tell whether your toddler is the next tennis champ. A mini-tennis court pops up in the piazza and Judy gives Alex a mini-coaching lesson.

Lucy Siegle is on a ride around with Northumbria Police, who are now taking women's refuge workers with them when responding to domestic violence calls. Michael Mosley discovers that people eat more when they watch action movies, Miranda Krestovnikoff looks at the wildlife hidden in Britain's biggest rockpool, and Theo Paphitis meets Afzal Kahn who is launching a new British supercar.

Holly Willoughby joins Matt and Alex. We also meet the athletes who have just completed the toughest footrace in the world - The Marathon Des Sable. Nick Wallis also investigates the new pension freedoms.

Actor Mark Benton discusses hit musical Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. Plus, on the 70th anniversary of US troops liberating Colditz Castle, Arthur Smith spends the night at the notorious World War Two prison and the Band of the Coldstream Guards perform The Great Escape. Presented by Matt Baker and Alex Jones.

Alex and Chris play giant human snooker on The One Show piazza. Steve Davis and Dennis Taylor are in Sheffield on the eve of the World Snooker championships and former Westlifer, Markus Feehily, performs his new single.

Josh Groban joins Matt and Alex to talk about his new album Stages and perform one of his favourite songs. On the last day to register your vote, Angellica Bell heads to Manchester to find out why it had the lowest voter turnout at the last election.

Gyles Brandreth looks at the story behind the 1930s song Teddy Bears' Picnic, and Mike Dilger discovers the protective instinct of llamas. And house band the Showstoppers turn parts of the show into mini-musicals.

Yusuf Islam, formerly known as Cat Stevens, is on the One Show sofa ahead of his lifetime achievement award at the Radio 2 Folk Awards, and Miranda Krestovnikoff has ideas for enriching your pet's life.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by actor Paul Bettany, who talks about his role in the new Avengers film. Plus Mike Dilger reveals the secret superheroes of the animal kingdom.

American actress Christine Baranski joins Alex Jones and Matt Baker to talk about her role in the Stephen Sondheim musical Follies. Angellica Bell takes on a very unusual St George's Day challenge and Ade Adepitan talks about e-cigarettes.

World record holder Paula Radcliffe talks about running her final competitive marathon, The Proclaimers perform a brand new track live in the studio and Chris Evans and Alex Jones get a lesson from scything champion George Montague to find out what was wrong with Poldark's technique in the hit BBC drama.

Nancy Sinatra is on the sofa to celebrate her father Frank's centenary year and Phil Tufnell reveals a fake work of art that's been fooling art gallery goers.

Hugh Dennis, Ben Miller and Sarah Hadland discuss their new election trail comedy Ballot Monkeys. Plus Anita Rani investigates coincidences - are they more likely than we think?

Spooks star Peter Firth joins Alex and Matt to talk about the new Spooks movie and rocker Wilko Johnson plays live.

Plus the nurse who adopted her young patient, the music that drives alligators wild and a special assignment for Esther Rantzen.

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

Kevin McCloud joins Chris and Alex on the show tonight to talk about Grand Designs Live and his plan to see 2000 self-builders make homes in the Bicester countryside. Cerys Matthews is in Dorset, talking about Thomas Hardy and his novel Far From The Madding Crowd, Ruth Goodman is in Somerset meeting the sixth generation of cheesemakers from the Barber family and Iwan Thomas is in Bournemouth finding out how the football club achieved their rise from the bottom of the leagues up to the Premier League, which they will qualify for unless they lose 19-0 to Charlton tomorrow. Stomp end the show with a bin lid-bashing bonanza.

Gordon Ramsay and his daughter Matilda join Matt and Alex on the green sofa to talk about Matilda becoming the latest in the Ramsay clan to have their own cookery show. She also cooks a delicious summer recipe live in the studio. Plus, the programme celebrates the royal birth and explores the origins of Thomas Hardy's Far From the Madding Crowd.

Friends actor Matt LeBlanc joins Matt Baker and Alex Jones to talk about the new series of Episodes. Plus party election manifestos are put to the test, rock photographer Chalkie Davies talks about his iconic images and there's a hunt for dancing snakes in the British countryside.

Jasper Carrott and Anna Kendrick join Matt Baker and Alex Jones. Unsuspecting members of the studio audience are surprised live on air with a message delivered by the Buzztones. Angela Rippon reveals the secrets of election night.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Anne Robinson, Matt Allwright and Chris Hollins to celebrate 30 years of Watchdog with a special party.

The One Show studio has been transformed into a 1940s party to celebrate VE Day in style with World War II veterans, German POWs and many others who celebrated Victory in Europe in 1945. Dan Snow's on hand with some fascinating history, and Kate Humble meets the ex-serviceman of Operation Exodus.

TV legend John Craven joins Matt and Alex to chat about hosting his first quiz show for over 40 years. Stories from volunteers helping after the Nepal earthquake, a rare meeting with sculptor Antony Gormley and there's a beautiful garden created outside the studio by The Great Chelsea Garden Challenge team.

Mary Berry shares her Absolute Favourite recipes, and American Pie singer-songwriter Don McLean performs live. Presented by Matt Baker and Alex Jones.

Sandi Toksvig and Will Young join Matt and Alex in the studio, plus Esther Rantzen's back! She's voxpopping shoppers in Sheffield about exam stress, Joe Crowley is launching a One Show competition with Ordnance Survey maps and we follow 10-year-old Jessica as she has groundbreaking surgery to correct her curved spine using remote control.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by actors Eddie Marsan and Bertie Carvel to talk about new BBC drama Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell. Ruth Goodman examines the history of boozing in Britain, plus bridge building on the piazza.

Campaigning chef Jamie Oliver joins Chris Evans and Alex Jones in the studio to talk about his latest Food Revolution. Plus, the British Army officer who made a big decision to reveal her hidden identity. And Chris and Alex take on the challenge of making a lead balloon that can actually float.

Identical twins Dr Chris and Xand Van Tulleken tell how bad binge drinking REALLY is for us.

Plus, historian David Olusoga goes in search of the last will and testament of Florence Nightingale.

Katie Derham joins Matt and Alex to talk about the 2015 Proms season, and Mel Giedroyc is live from Vienna reporting on the start of Eurovision.

Dom Littlewood discovers that brand-name mouthwash may be a waste of money, Dr Sarah Jarvis meets a young woman who first touched the nation as a sick toddler on City Hospital, and Dan Snow flies in a restored Blenheim Bomber.

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

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by former decathlete and Olympian Daley Thompson and former Fonejacker Kayvan Novak. Plus a javelin throwing challenge for the over 50s.

If it's got Britain talking then it will get talked about on The One Show. Patrick Kielty and Alex Jones chat with Game of Thrones star Conleth Hill. Plus a live performance from Paul Weller.

Casualty and Strictly star Sunetra Sarker joins Matt and Alex in the studio. Also on the sofa is grand master of memory Ed Cooke.

Gyles Brandreth is on board the Queen Mary 2 as Cunard celebrates 175 years, Raphael Rowe finds out what happens to all the old tech we are throwing away, and Michael Douglas takes his pop-up hair salon to a Hindu wedding.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined on the green sofa by pop star Ricky Martin and BBC newsreader Huw Edwards.

Acting greats Sir Ian McKellen and Sir Derek Jacobi join Matt and Alex, along with renowned percussionist Dame Evelyn Glennie.

An adopted daughter tracks down her birth mother, two families compete head to head from their own sofas and there is a glimpse into the artistic secrets of Canaletto.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined in the studio by comedian Greg Davies. Plus music from the Band of the Brigade of Gurkhas and a special appearance from Al Pacino.

Lenny Henry joins Chris and Alex to talk about his new drama The Syndicate, about a group of lottery winners who win £14 million. Winners of all shapes and sizes are in the studio audience, including some 500 word winners, slimmers and football players!

There is an Evel Knievel stunt on the piazza, and the legend that is Elvis Costello stops by for a chat and performance to close the show.

Mick Hucknall joins Matt Baker and Alex Jones on the sofa to talk about 30 years of Simply Red and perform his new single. Alex Riley meets Andrew Jennings, the Panorama reporter who doggedly pursued Fifa bosses over corruption allegations. Arthur Smith rambles through Somerset discovering the truth behind an unfinished Coleridge poem. Marty Jopson is in a massive Crossrail tunnel as one of the boring machines breaks through. Dr Richard Stephens is in the studio to talk about how being bored could make you more creative.

Broadcaster Clive Anderson joins Matt Baker and Alex Jones to talk about the stage return of Whose Line Is It Anyway. Plus a report on the moths that are eating exhibits in the Natural History Museum, and a motorcycle champ is let loose inside a castle.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined in the studio by Paul O'Grady and Anita Dobson. Plus Dr Mark Porter looks at heart health.

Matt and Alex are joined in the studio by funny man Michael McIntyre alongside a celebrity dentist talking about teeth whitening. What will he make of Michael's pearly whites? We ask the people of Bournemouth what they think of dad bods, and we have a Dan Snow film about the end of Operation Dynamo, the military evacuation of Dunkirk.

The One Show is live from Glasgow with Lulu and Jamie Cullum for the first ever BBC Music Day. Choirs, orchestras, gospel singers and many more perform across Britain and Iwan Thomas follows a music baton across 'Hadrian's Wall of Sound'!

Broadcaster Melvyn Bragg joins Matt and Alex, and musical internet sensations The Piano Guys play live. Plus, how Magna Carta has lasted 800 years, and what happens when you put the wrong fuel in your car.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones chat to the BBC's leading man of politics Nick Robinson about politics and his fight back to health following cancer. Plus Dan Donnelly investigates the rise in theft of priceless treasures from Britain's churches.

Gary Barlow and Emma Willis join Matt and Alex on the sofa. Helen Fospero and Alex Riley investigate the reality of the government's extended Right to Buy scheme, and one of tonight's guests and one of the presenters will be taking a 'leap of faith' 25 metres above The One Show studio.

Pop guru Pete Waterman joins Matt Baker and Alex Jones in the studio. Plus Phil Tufnell takes on a surreal challenge and there's a report on the extraordinary migration habits of British bats.

Comedian Stephen Merchant joins Alex Jones and Patrick Kielty on the green sofa and helps judge an epic One Show lip-sync battle.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by gameshow host Stephen Mulhern to talk about the new series of Catchphrase. And Lucy Siegle is in the studio to investigate the approach taken by some charities to secure donations from the public.

EastEnders actress Samantha Womack tells Matt and Alex what's next for Ronnie in Albert Square. Plus a report on the stolen treasure that the police are trying to return to its rightful owners.

The first ever One Show Sports Day takes place in the piazza as two families compete for the title of One Show Sporting Family of the Week. Alex and Matt talk to John Torode about Celebrity MasterChef and Sue Barker talks about all the tennis action taking place at the Queen's Club this week.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Peter and Dan Snow to talk about the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo, and there is a visit from the Minions.

Chris and Alex are joined by tennis legend Boris Becker to talk about his love affair with Wimbledon, and they also test out the latest motoring gadget - a car that can be controlled with a smartphone app.

Fiona Bruce and art expert Philip Mould talk about the new series of Fake or Fortune. Plus Doctor Ravi Jayaram investigates the rising costs of temporary NHS doctors and nurses.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined on the sofa by Dermot O'Leary and film director Asif Kapadia, to talk about his new documentary on Amy Winehouse.

Michel Roux Jr brings the food, Mika brings the music and Steve Backshall provides the dance moves. Dr Mark Porter has important air pollution advice and the Family of the Week are from the brand new series of Don't Tell the Bride. Matt Baker and Alex Jones present.

Idina Menzel joins Matt Baker and Alex Jones on the green sofa, and an electric Formula E car races onto the piazza outside the studio.

Chris Evans and Alex Jones launch the BBC's TV coverage of Glastonbury with Uptown Funk star Mark Ronson; a live performance from James Bay; and a behind the scenes chat with headliners The Who, about their classic album Quadrophenia.

Fresh from his triumphant Glastonbury performance, Lionel Richie joins Matt and Alex on the sofa to talk all night long. Helen Fospero asks people if the events in Tunisia last week have made them have second thoughts about where to spend their summer holidays this year.

Presented by Matt Baker and Alex Jones. The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and Episodes actor Tamsin Greig joins them, Dan Donnelly investigates illegal inking, and there are some tattoo disasters in the studio.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by War Horse actress Emily Watson and stand-up comedian Chris Addison. Plus the winners of the Ordnance Survey Design Competition, which gave viewers the chance to design a new map symbol.

The Eubanks join Matt Baker and Alex Jones on the sofa to talk about boxing, marriage and painting. Marty Jopson explains why temperatures in Britain have been breaking records.

Chris and Alex are in Belfast for the Tall Ships Festival. Joining them for this nautical spectacle are local legend Barry McGuigan and Angellica Bell, who heads out into the Atlantic Ocean to help bring the magnificent 260 foot Guayas into port.

TV and film actor famed for his aristocrat roles, Anthony Andrews joins Matt and Alex in the studio and Lucy Siegle continues her campaign to stop charities from pestering vulnerable people.

Matt and Alex are joined by Hollywood legend Michael Douglas to talk about the new superhero action film Ant Man. They are also joined by the One Show's resident insect expert George McGavin who has a species of ant named after him.

Comedian Marcus Brigstocke joins Matt and Alex along with BBC comedy star Javone Prince. Esther Rantzen is with holidaymakers in Corfu as the Greek economy collapses, Dom Littlewood announces the urgent recall of a cot that could kill, Dr Mark Porter meets one of the only surgeons in the world using viruses to cure blindness and Miranda Krestovnikoff dives into a swarm of barrel jellyfish.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen to explain why he has been selling underwear to the Chinese, and comedian Tez Ilyas gives his take on Ramadan.

Plus those affected by the controversial closure of the Independent Living Fund.

It's Chris Evans's last One Show and Joanna Lumley joins in the celebration. There's music from Carole King The Musical, plus the world's best Mexican wrestling stars and the best contributors from Friday shows gone by.

Tommy Steele joins Matt and Alex to talk about his new musical The Glenn Miller story, and Dan Snow stops by to talk about uncovering a rare Spitfire in Somerset last week.

Deborah Meaden joins Matt and Alex on the sofa to talk about the new series and 10th anniversary of Dragons' Den. Plus David Olusoga reveals the truth behind Britain's forgotten slavery business.

The One Show is live from the Great Yorkshire Show in Harrogate, where Matt and Alex are taking a behind-the-scenes look at England's leading farming and countryside event.

Arguably the busiest man in showbiz, Eddie Izzard is on the sofa, and Lisa Stansfield opens up about the story behind her 90s smash hit All Around The World.

The One Show is going out with a bang, as Alex and Patrick are joined by Usain Bolt to talk about racing in London. Plus a live performance from Martha Reeves and the Vandellas.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Rick Stein, Dominic Littlewood, Theo Paphitis and Miranda Krestovnikoff.
 

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Ainsley Harriott and Jack Whitehall.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by John Hannah and Phill Jupitus.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Sharon Rooney.

Patrick Kielty and Alex Jones are joined by Hardeep Singh Koli, Paul Merton and Katherine Ryan.

Dan Walker and Alex Jones are joined by Martin Clunes.
 

Dan Walker and Alex Jones are joined by Rob Brydon and Joe Crowley.
 

Ore Oduba and Alex Jones are joined by Anne Robinson and Alex Riley.

Patrick Kielty and Alex Jones are joined by James & Jack Fox and Helen Fospero.

Patrick Kielty and Alex Jones are joined by Darcy Oake and Natalie Imbruglia.

Richard Blackwood and Alex Jones are joined by Sanjeev Bhaskar, Dan Snow and Anita Rani.

Richard Blackwood and Alex Jones are joined by Harry Enfield & Paul Whitehouse and Christine Walkden & Oz Clarke.

Adil Ray and Alex Jones are joined by Stephen Fry.

Adil Ray and Alex Jones are joined by Keith Lemon, Kirsty Gallagher and Iwan Thomas.

Chris Evans and Alex Jones are joined by Bob Geldof, Carol Kirkwood, Martin Brundle and Ben Edwards.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by the Hairy Bikers, Jimmy De Ville, Hozier and Mike Dilger.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Patrick Stewart & Sunny Ozell and Dom Littlewood.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Rita Ora and David Harewood.

Angellica Bell and Alex Jones are joined by Suranne Jones and Joe Crowley.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Jackie Collins and Anita Rani.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Simon Le Bon & John Taylor, Lucy Siegle, Michael Douglas, Toyah Willcox and Gyles Brandreth.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Michael Palin.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Ronnie Wood and Anoushka Shankar.

Nick Grimshaw and Alex Jones are joined by Chrissie Hynde, Andy Kershaw & Johnny Marr and Scouting for Girls.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by David Baddiel, Ella Eyre, Will Greenwood, Marty Jopson and Miranda Krestovnikoff.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Tanni Grey-Thompson, Dan Snow, Keith Richards, Andy Kershaw and Dom Littlewood.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones present the magazine show.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones present the magazine show.

Alex Jones presents the magazine show.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones present the magazine show.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones present the magazine show.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones present the magazine show.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones present the magazine show.

Alex Jones presents the magazine show.

Sir Bruce Forsyth joins Matt and Alex to talk about his life on and off stage. And Gyles Brandreth talks about the man who created Cluedo and lost a fortune in doing so.

Carol Vorderman shares stories from the Pride of Britain Awards. Plus the aviator Tracey Curtis-Taylor on her plan to fly to Australia in an open-topped vintage biplane. Presented by Matt Baker and Alex Jones.

Matt and Alex are joined by funk and soul's biggest fan, Craig Charles. Fiona Foster is at the SSI plant in Teesside as it lays off 1700 workers, Angellica Bell meets Jess Thom "Tourettes Hero", Miranda Krestovnikoff discovers the huge distances bats migrate, and Dan Donnelly finds drones are transforming farmers' harvests.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by writer and broadcaster Andrew Marr. Nick Wallis investigates recent changes in government green policies. Iwan Thomas meets a dancer hoping to shake up the world of ballet. Plus Patrick Aryee goes in hunt of the sunfish and Marty Jopson turns back time for the story of the wind-up watch.

Britain's Got Talent Judge and Singer Alesha Dixon joins Alex Jones and Patrick Kielty on the sofa, and will also be performing her new single Tallest Girl.

In honour of the world Beard and Moustache Championships, we'll be meeting some of Britain's best beards and barbers.

Mike Dilger heads to France to see the Asian hornet, a dangerous species that could be a disaster for British bees if it makes its way to our shores.

Consumer champions Sophie Raworth and Michelle Ackerley join Matt Baker and Alex Jones to talk about what we can expect from the new series of Watchdog. Kevin and Karen Clifton plus Natalie Lowe from Strictly pop in to teach us how to do 'TheStrictly' dance move.

Presented by Matt Baker and Alex Jones. The Great British Bake Off finalists - Ian, Nadiya and Tamal - share their Bake Off best bits before tomorrow night's final. Phil Tufnell meets a woman who has combined her love of baking with art, and Dan Donnelly investigates how to protect photographs shared online.

Hollywood film star Geena Davis and British film star Nick Frost are in the studio, Gyles Brandreth takes The One Show stunt team on the road to recreate Frank Spencer's best stunts and Ruth Goodman attends an incredible re-enactment of the Battle of Agincourt.

Steve Coogan joins Matt and Alex on The One Show Sofa to talk about his new autobiography. Angellica Bell visits schools in Edinburgh who have banned parents from dropping off their kids anywhere near the school gates, and Christine Walkden enlists the residents living near Rudyard Lake to help her recite Rudyard Kipling's famous poem If.

Bryan Adams joins Trevor Nelson and Alex Jones to talk about his new album and tour. Kanya King talks about starting the MOBO music awards, chef Ricky Andalcio discovers how hop farmers are changing the taste of British craft beer and film-maker Roger Graef is in the studio with the subject of his latest film, Thalidomide survivor Brett Nielsen.

Matt Baker and Mel Giedroyc present The One Show. They are joined by legendary composer Burt Bacharach who talks about his life and career and performs Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head.

Lord Sugar and Romesh Ranganathan reveal all about this year's Apprentice, and Carrie Grant meets the secretary to the Beatles who shared a close bond with the fab four.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by singer Peter Andre and DIY SOS host Nick Knowles for the launch of the 2015 Children in Need Rickshaw Challenge. Mike Dilger witnesses the rescue of two Bulgarian brown bears, the newly crowned Wildlife Photographer of the Year is in the studio, Iwan Thomas meets veterans benefitting from DIY SOS and Joe Crowley visits Britain's first metal mine in 45 years.

If it's got Britain talking then it will get talked about on The One Show. Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Caroline Flack to talk about life on The X Factor. Plus a lady who has been waking up every day for the last year believing it is 15th October 2014 and a catch up with four ladies who are currently rowing across the Pacific to see how their attempt is going.

Alex Jones and Shane Richie are joined by Great British Bake Off presenter Sue Perkins and singer Labi Siffre who performs his classic hit It Must Be Love.

The Beaufort Male Choir introduce Sir Tom Jones onto the One Show sofa, where he regales Matt Baker and Mel Giedroyc with stories from his autobiography. Iwan Thomas tackles air pollution and reveals a car so green it emits drinkable water.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Bond and Sherlock star Andrew Scott, with an exclusive clip of the new Bond film Spectre. Plus Angellica Bell meets the team filming one of the breathtaking car chases in Rome. Lucy Siegle reports on Brighton's very own sugar tax and Joe Crowley investigates the story of a Victorian detective who may have inspired Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

Dawn French and Ricky Wilson join Matt Baker and Alex Jones on the sofa and Beverley Knight performs Memory from the hit musical Cats. Marty Jopson goes Back to the Future to find out how many of the film's predictions actually came true and with the help of some prosthetics Dame Kelly Holmes goes undercover at an army training camp and puts the solders through their paces.

Guy Martin joins Matt and Alex as The One Show commemorates the Blitz with a special broadcast from Aldwych Underground Station. Survivors from across the country remember nights spent in air raid shelters and on tube platforms, Gyles Brandreth discovers secret plans to evacuate the royal family, and the daughters of Barnes Wallis reveal their part in the Dambusters campaign.

Alex Jones and Geri Horner present the One Show, Charlotte Church talks about her new film Under Milk Wood, and Michael Douglas gives Status Quo's Rick Parfitt a 70s make-over.

Presented by Matt Baker and Angellica Bell.

Sherlock and Dr Who star Mark Gatiss joins them in the studio and, on the day Spectre is released, BBC security correspondent Frank Gardner has an exclusive interview with two real-life James Bonds.

Presented by Alex Jones and Angellica Bell, who are joined by writer and cook Nigella Lawson.

John Sergeant investigates whether the elderly are drinking too much, and the photographer for the 2015 Poppy Appeal reveals the story behind the campaign.

Plus, David Olusoga finds out what it was like growing up with George Orwell, and Ruth Goodman is on the paper trail of the Remembrance Day poppy.

Alex Jones and Angellica Bell are joined by Amanda Abbington and Ashley Walters, stars of police drama Cuffs, and ten nominees for the Police Bravery Awards. Meanwhile, Mark Kermode and Simon Mayo talk film turkeys, and Dom Littlewood finds out whether the recent health warnings about processed meat have put people off eating bacon sandwiches.

Alex Jones and Angellica Bell are joined by Priscilla Presley to talk about the collaboration between Elvis and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, 80 years in the making. Sara Cox explains why pottery will be your new obsession, plus Ruth Goodman explains how the humble spud changed the world forever.

Alex Jones and Paul Hollywood are joined by Sir Ian McKellen for 'The Great British Scary Bake Off' and Iwan Thomas visits the best Halloween destination in the world.

Matt and Alex are joined by cook and campaigner Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, Nick Wallis meets the Huddersfield homeowners involved in a turf war and Iwan Thomas dances with the stars of a new breakdancing documentary. Plus, Miranda Krestovnikoff dives in to help save a coral reef, and Sarah Mack discovers the fishermen trawling for more than just fish.

Derren Brown talks about his new stage show Miracle, and weather forecaster John Hammond joins Alex and Matt to talk about the new interactive BBC weather site Weather Watchers.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined in the studio by Rod Stewart and Jimmy Carr. Also in the studio are Strictly couple Anton du Beke and Katie Derham. Gyles Brandreth recreates a classic Norman Wisdom comedy stunt, Iwan Thomas looks at the latest police kit, and Anita Rani meets George Medal hero Chris Finney.

Matt Baker is live in Land's End with Team Rickshaw on the eve of their Children in Need journey, so chef James Martin is in the studio with Alex Jones. Music fans are in for a treat, as the show has the world exclusive of Adele's first TV performance in three years, plus Alexander Armstrong reveals an amazing voice of his own.

Comedian and author David Walliams and British astronaut Tim Peake join Alex Jones and Adil Ray.

Matt Baker reports from Padstow on day one of the Children in Need Rickshaw Challenge, with Rick Stein providing a fish supper.

Plus, chef Ricky Andalcio takes on a One Show viewer in making the ultimate chicken supreme.

Paul Merton and Alex Jones are joined by Alan Bennett and actor Alex Jennings to talk about new film The Lady In The Van.
Matt Baker is on the road for the Children in Need Rickshaw Challenge, Joe Crowley is on Bardsey Island meeting its sole residents; the isolated Porter Family.

Kate Winslet joins Nick Grimshaw and Alex Jones to talk about her new film The Dressmaker. Matt Baker is in Winchester with Team Rickshaw on Day 5 of their challenge. Dan Donnelly investigates some fake football memorabilia, and Katharina Kubrick takes us on a tour of the childhood home she shared with her father, director Stanley Kubrick.

Alex Jones and Warwick Davis are joined by Gregg Wallace, Monica Galetti and Marcus Wareing. Jeff Lynne's ELO perform their new single, while Matt Baker is in Brighton for the next leg of the Rickshaw Challenge.

Matt Baker is at Chatham Docks for Day seven of the Rickshaw Challenge. Alex Jones and Frank Skinner are joined by Gardeners' World's Monty Don, and concert pianist Lang Lang performs live in the studio. After the Russian athletics scandal, Iwan Thomas signs up to the UK drug testing system to see what British athletes go through to prove they're clean.

The One Show takes over the Queen Vic pub in Albert Square for a Children in Need 2015 special with Alex Jones and a whole host of celebrity guests including Ellie Goulding, Peter Andre and Warwick Davis. Matt Baker is on the road for the closing stages of the year's epic Land's End to East End Rickshaw challenge.

Tom Daley joins Matt Baker and Alex Jones to talk about a new anti-bullying campaign. Team Rickshaw are back in the studio to celebrate their incredible fundraising total. And Jess Glynne performs the Children in Need single Take Me Home.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by presenter and comedian Alan Carr, and Mike Dilger attempts to capture unique footage of rutting stags.

Rob Brydon and Jeremy Vine join Matt and Alex on The One Show sofa.

They will be talking about surveillance in the wake of the Paris attacks, and Gyles Brandreth makes a splash live on air, in more ways than one.

The cast of The Warrior Women of Yang perform a traditional Chinese dance routine at the end of the show.

John Bishop joins Matt and Alex in the studio along with the biggest brains on telly, the QI Elves. Christine Walkden is on the road to celebrate 50 years of the Transit van.

Andy Hamilton joins Patrick Kielty and Angellica Bell on the One Show sofa. Mike Dilger visits the islands of St Kilda, Joe Crowley makes potato vodka and Carrie Grant finds out the real story behind Reef's hit song Place Your Hands.

Matt and Alex are joined by presenter Vernon Kay.

John Sergeant meets residents in Hampstead, London, who want to pay to hire more police to patrol the streets.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones chat to Eddie Izzard about his tour, Force Majeure. Meanwhile, Lucy Siegle looks at a very unusual method used by one woman to cure her snoring.

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

Legendary ballet dancer Carlos Acosta joins Matt and Alex on the sofa to talk about his farewell tour. Matt Charman, the British writer behind Spielberg's Cold War thriller Bridge of Spies, talks about real life spy swaps. Carrie Grant asks just how offended we are by adverts in the cinema, and Joe Crowley joins a new stay-at-home dad on his first day taking care of the baby.

Alex Jones and Will Young present The One Show. They are joined by comedian Russell Howard and singer Fleur East, who performs her new single. Plus Patrick Aryee explores the science behind a frog's leap.

Clare Balding joins Matt Baker and Alex Jones to exclusively reveal the shortlist for BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2015. Security correspondent Frank Gardner explains the implications of the upcoming Commons vote on bombing IS targets in Syria, plus the views of some people who have been affected by acts of terrorism. Market trader Lenny Sellick has his unique take on internet shopping and the One Show's gem hunter, Adam McIntosh, uses Scottish gold and gem stones to make an engagement ring.

Bollywood actors Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol join Matt Baker and Alex Jones to talk about their highly anticipated film, Dilwale. The programme looks at what makes a Bollywood blockbuster, and Iwan Thomas sets out to meet a family of Khans live on the show.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by Gary Kemp and The Corrs for a family-themed One Show, along with Strictly quarter-finalists Anita Rani and Gleb Savchenko. Joe Crowley investigates the new organ donation system in Wales.

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by singing star Josh Groban and world chess champion Magnus Carlsen.

Plus, Florence and the Machine perform live.

Alex Jones and Ricky Wilson are joined on the sofa by Len Goodman and Bake Off winner Nadiya Hussain. As panto season is upon us, there could well be some ugly sisters and a pantomime dame passing through.

Sheila Hancock joins Matt and Alex.

Matt and Alex are joined by Private Eye editor Ian Hislop and the stars of the new Peanuts Movie, Charlie Brown and his faithful dog Snoopy. We meet the man trying to stop children as young as 12 from joining cyber hacking gangs, and Tuffers tries out the ancient Japanese art of Kirigami.

Hollywood actor Tim Roth joins Matt and Alex to talk about new Tarantino movie The Hateful Eight, classical singer Placido Domingo sings a classic from his new Christmas album, John Sergeant and Jennie Bond assess their driving skills, and film critic Antonia Quirke talks holiday locations in the Movie Zone.

Idris Elba joins Matt Baker and Alex Jones to talk about the Luther Christmas special. Plus a group of Army medics are recognised by the Duke of Cambridge for their work in West Africa during the Ebola crisis.

EastEnders star Danny Dyer joins Alex Jones and guest host Jasper Carrott in the studio along with Bake Off winner Nadiya Hussain, who inspires the next generation of bakers at her old school.

Daily magazine show featuring reports and celebrity guests with Matt & Alex.

Daily magazine show featuring reports and celebrity guests with Matt & Alex.

Daily magazine show featuring reports and celebrity guests with Matt & Alex.

Daily magazine show featuring reports and celebrity guests with Matt & Alex.

On the show today, David Jason & James Baxter chat about the new series of Still Open All Hours, plus the viewers christmas sing-a-long video gets it's first showing on tv.

Lily James and James Norton, stars of the BBC's epic adaptation of War and Peace, join Matt and Alex for the final One Show of 2015. Evgeny Lebedev reads War and Peace in two minutes, Iwan Thomas finds out if anyone can remember the words to The Twelve Days of Christmas, chef Ricky Andalcio takes his mince pies to a Bavarian Christmas market, Michael Douglas goes behind the scenes at a school nativity, the studio is filled with people who have Christmassy names and the choir of All Soul's Church perform at the end of the show.