Mark Pougatch is joined by Jonny Wilkinson, Brian O'Driscoll, Rory Best and Sir Clive Woodward as the 2023 Six Nations tournament culminates with Ireland entertaining England.

Jill Douglas is joined by Gareth Thomas, Jamie Roberts, and Benjamin Kayser as Wales target their first win against France since the quarterfinals of the 2019 Rugby World Cup.

Mark Pougatch is joined by Jonny Wilkinson, Sir Clive Woodward, and former French international Benjamin Kayser as England face a Six Nations test against France at Twickenham.

Jill Douglas introduces coverage of Italy's 2023 Guinness Six Nations match against Wales.

Mark Pougatch introduces coverage as Scotland aim to capitalise on their thrilling wins against England and Wales when they take on Fabien Galthie's French team in Paris.

Mark Pougatch introduces coverage as the era of new England coach Steve Borthwick begins in earnest with him taking charge of his first match against Scotland at Twickenham.

Heather is studying for her exams and feeling tetchy. Lucy decides to go on a CND rally. When she hears that Barry and Terry are planning to go into business together, Michelle suggests hat Petra could do their secretarial work.

Barry resorts to drastic action when his boss, Ted, confronts him about removing materials from the building site. Alan chats to Michelle, and invites her to come and look at his computer. Lucy makes a new friend.

Bobby and Sheila have a fun evening out, followed by a full-scale row with Karen when she reveals that she no longer intends to go to church.

Paul suspects Barry of stealing his paving stones. Samantha resists Alan's invitation to move into the bungalow with him. Karen is threatened with suspension from school for swearing at a teacher.

Damon and his friends become uneasy about Alan, but their fears prove unfounded. The Huntingdon's party doesn't go as planned.

Alan measures the bungalow, but can he find anybody who knows enough geography to help him out? Roger invites everyone for a drink to celebrate his and Syndey's Birthdays. Lucy practises for her stint on 'What the Papers Say'.

After Michelle expresses doubts that they should be spending so much time together, Petra and Barry talk things over. Meanwhile Sydney makes Damon pay when he catches him doing something naughty in church.

It's time for church, but Karen and Damon have gone missing. Sydney sees Barry laying paving stones for Petra, and asks whether he could get some for Roger. Lucy drops Gordon right in it.

Roger's parents visit for Easter, and his father's offers to help around the house don't go down too well. Gordon suggests that Lucy should give Jonathan a taste of his own medicine.

The Huntingtons suspect that they have another intruder, and they're right. Damon is stranded in the bungalow after arguing with his mates. Lucy tells Gordon of her doubts about her relationship with Jonathan.

Sheila waits at home while Bobby and his mates endlessly drink and drivel after-hours about nothing of any significance or interest.

When Petra's boss makes a pass at her, Michelle suggests that Petra tells him that she is pregnant. There are differing views over how a ratepayers' association should be run.

Redundancy in the Grant household forces Damon and Karen to think of ways of earning cash. But Barry brightens the day by bringing home paint for the planned redecoration.

The Huntingtons are burgled again, and Roger sets off around the Close to interrogate his neighbours. The Educational Welfare Officer visits the Grants to find out why Damon has been missing school.

Annabelle tries to convince Paul that he cannot claim free meals for Gordon at his private school. Barry and Frank plan a surprise for Petra, but she has a bigger surprise for Barry.

Damon steams open the wrong letter. Barry and Frank are horrified by Petra's attitude and her determination to get Gavin completely out of her life.

Matty and Teresa have dinner with Bobby and Shelia, and end up arguing over redundancies. Meanwhile, Heather and Roger dine with Derek and Angela and their other guests - and Derek hints to Heather that Roger's career could depend on how co-operative she is...

Annabelle has an unexpected visitor, while Roger and Heather battle over Derek's dinner party. Damon steals Karen's Valentine card, and takes it to show to everyone at school.

Gordon is invited to an all-night party, but Paul wants him to be home by 10.30pm. Matty Nolan receives a redundancy notice, and is disappointed when Bobby seems unwilling to use his influence to help him. Carol is not impressed when she meets Barry's bit on the touchline.

Barry tries to set his relationship with Carol on a firmer footing. Redundancies look certain to occur, as one plant at Bobby's work is to be closed down. Shelia seeks advice from her priest.

Lucy attends a meeting at school, expresses her grievances and tries to stir up some action. Shelia is not convinced that Karen should be on the Pill, and goes to speak to her doctor. Jeff reveals that Duane has been badly beaten up.

Annabelle becomes exasperated when her car is caught behind Gavin's funeral cortege and she runs out of petrol. Paul resolves to be more decisive and find himself a job.

Petra awakens in the morning to discover that Gavin has died in his bed during the night, and has to be comforted by her brother-in-law George, her neighbours Roger and Heather, and - especially - Barry.

Shelia is told that Damon has been playing truant. Gavin and Petra have a blazing row, and he storms out, telling her that she will see him in the morning - if she's lucky. Petra's response is to throw a tray through the glass door after him.

Barry's denials when Eric confronts him after hearing rumours of his liaisons with Irene seem convincing enough, but he is not as good at explaining to Shelia why he has contraceptive pills in his bedroom. A TV Enquiry Officer visits the Close, and someone hasn't got a licence...

Barry has to back down in a heated argument with Victor, but then finds himself being propositioned by Eric's wife. Meanwhile, Shelia finds contraceptives in his bedroom, and is determined to find out whose they are.

Roger's attempt to take up jogging are not successful. The boys' school reports are not good, so Damon has some serious grovelling to do. Shelia confronts Annie, although Barry has no sympathy

Damon almost reveals that Karen is on the pill. Paul wants Annabelle to stay at home, but she would prefer to do some supply teaching. There is more bad news at work for Shelia.

Annie's financial worries begin to trouble Shelia, and Barry discovers that he may also have some money problems. Lucy is amused that, without Paul knowing, Annabelle is looking for work.

Karen and Shelia go shopping, while the rest of the family go to watch a football match. Roger joins a badminton club, and Paul suggests a trip to the Lakes to visit Annabelle's mother - but Lucy refuses to go

Paul jumps to some wrong conclusions. Petra becomes more obsessed about having a baby. Sheila makes a decision, and Damon invites his mates over

Paul has a job interview, and is confident that he has done well. Annabelle starts making clothes for Lucy as part of her economy drive. Bobby goes back to work after the strike, and finds that some of his co-workers are angry

The Grants invite all their neighbours to their New Year's Eve party. Roger and Heather return home, and discover that their alarm has been tampered with, and Gavin has erected a multicoloured shed to house his cookers

Barry is determined to get revenge on his attacker, Paul receives some encouraging news, but Petra is still feeling fed up and depressed.

It is an upsetting Christmas for the Collins family, while Karen has a hangover, Bobby has an emergency meeting, Roger's burglar alarm goes off again, and Damon has no presents.

Lucy is rescued from a kiss under the mistletoe by one of her class-mates. Karen wants to go to a party instead of attending the midnight Mass. Derek makes a pass at Heather.

Roger does his Christmas shopping, all of which is then stolen. Bobby is under increased pressure to end the strike as Christmas approaches.

Roger has an alarm installed, Gordon is resentful, Lucy is being followed, Petra is ovulating and Barry is stabbed.

Gavin plans revenge, Barry delivers his new doors, and Petra fills in her chart. Damon advises Karen to keep quiet about her decision for the moment

Sheila is hassled, Bobby is pressurised, Gavin is visited by the council and given a week to dispose of his cookers, and Arthur dies.

A buyer for Gavin's cookers turns up at the Huntington's. Barry tries to persuade Sheila to bump up their insurance claim.

The whole close is burgled, but Petra has more reasons to be upset than most. Not only are her house contents not insured even though she works for an insurance company, but she is still not pregnant

Barry makes Duane understand that boasting about his "conquest" of Karen was really not a very good idea. Meanwhile, Lucy is being physically intimidated at school.

New neighbours arrive... in a large frozen meat truck. Karen wants to persuade Bobby and Sheila to allow her to go on holiday, and Heather gets her revenge on Roger

Heather wonders why Paul is always at home. Roger is becoming agitated about the cookers in the next garden. Karen's period starts, and a strike looks imminent.

Paul's digging amuses Damon and his friends. Barry tells a horrific tale of an accident on the building site. Karen Grant brings home her new boyfriend, Demon Duane.

Roger tries to assemble a shelving unit, despite having not enough screws and no instructions. Bobby plans a strike at work, and there are cookers on the move on the Close.

Paul registers for benefit, Lucy struggles at the local comprehensive school, realising that her posh voice and background will be a disadvantage. Barry has a dodgy suggestion for Annabelle.

When Bobby's car breaks down, the Collins family give the Grants a lift to church. Roger wants to keep an eye on what else is happening outside in the Close, but Heather would prefer him to come back to bed.

Although he has nothing to go on, Paul Collins accuses one of his new neighbours of stealing his toilet. But Barry believes that Damon's poor spelling clears him of responsibilty for the graffiti found in Gordon's bedroom.

Fergus has to get rid of his pigeon as it is unhygienic to keep it in the hall. Lynne tells Carol about TJ blowing her off so he could drive his ex-girlfriend back to Glasgow.

Alun and Isobel are becoming closer, and are having a day trip. Mr Murdoch is trying to tell people about his trip but nobody cares. Joanna tells Emma to stop jogging to work, but she says no.

Emma gets upset with Dougal and accuses him of spying on what she eats. Mr Sneddon finds out that the dog-fight is going to be tonight and not tomorrow, and organises a crowd to stop them.

Fiona and Greg are still disagreeing over several issues, and Sheila is stuck in the middle. Fergus is keeping his pigeon at the hall, and Mrs Mack is disgusted by the mess it makes.

Morag discovers about the dog-fighting at the quarry and confronts Mr Sneddon about it, but he didn't know anything about it. Carol and TJ are getting close again. Mr Morgan takes Isobel golfing.

Donald is too scared to go outside and play and tells Grace that he was chased out of the quarry. Greg plans to tear down the Big House but Fiona thinks it's a joke.

Mr Murdoch is upset to hear that Archie has died, and also that nobody seems to care that he's back. Donald is still upset about what he saw at the quarry.

Emma is still lying about what she is eating. Mr Murdoch returns from Australia. Greg asks Mr McDonald for an estimate on all the repairs needing done, but wants it kept secret.

It's Isobels birthday today, and she thinks everyone has forgotton. Eddie is trying to track down his adopted child, and finds an address.

Emma receives a letter from Andy Semple which leaves her shaken, she takes the day off work and binges on ice-cream and alcohol.

Greg has told Morag he doesn't want her to leave the croft, but to be her new partner in business with her skill as a farmer. Eddie returns to see Sheila and meets Paul too.

Sheila invites Paul to move in with her. Emma is still skipping meals. Morag decides to sell her farm to Greg as she has no other option. Mairi is planning a surprise birthday party for Isobel.

Mrs Mack receives a parcel that contains her heirloom, but it is a naked statue much to her disgust. Fiona isn't happy when Greg fires Davids nanny. Morag sells her flock to Mr Sneddon.

Mr sneddon offers Morag the money for her flock. Carol admits to the police that the bracelet didn't get stolen at all. Eric is thinking about buying a boat. Sheila and Paul are getting closer.

Morag is seeing buyers so that she can sell her sheep. Sheila tells Fiona Greg has bough Inverdarroch farm and she isn't happy. Carol and Lynne decide to let Emma move in.

Greg offers to buy Morag's croft off her, but she is offended he asks, as she has decided to sell the rest of her flock to get some money. Fiona is annoyed Greg went behind her back to Morag.

Carol gets a letter from the insurers saying they have received her claim. Greg is being hard about Morag and her sheep and tells Fiona she isn't responsible. Mr Sneddon offers Morag his sympathy.

A lot of Morag's sheep have the illness and will have to be destroyed, which really upsets her. Mrs Mack is left some money by her brother-in-law after he dies.

Fiona is annoyed with people for judging her choice of husband. Some of Morag's sheep have died as she couldn't afford vaccinations against a common illness. Grace tries to cheer up Emma.

Someone breaks into Carol and Lynne's house and steals their television and radio and some jewellery. Carol is going to lie to the police and the insurers so they get more money back.

Mr Sneddon and Greg are plotting together, but Dougal sees them meeting secretly. It's the day of the wedding, and lots of people are unhappy they weren't invited. Paul and Sheila share a kiss.

Alistair has decided to go back to university and resit his exams. Mrs Mack is outraged to find out that Fiona and Greg are having a very quiet wedding, as she was waiting for her invitation.

Dougal and Emma continue to have problems. Mr Sneddon receives a letter from Ireland telling him that he has inherited a dairy farm there. Alistair has told Emma he wants to quit university.

Isobel has been avoiding Mr Morgan which upsets him. It turns out Donald spray painted Mr Sneddons house and caused all the trouble, and Doual doesn't know how to deal with him.

Somebody spraypaints Mr Sneddons farm and lets his cows out again. Emma and Alistair have started a relationship, and she invites him round to see Dougal. Joanna agrees to be Fionas maid of honour.

Mr Sneddon accuses TJ of the damage to his tyres but he denies it, and some people suspect Dougal. Mr Ryder throws a reception at the house where the new golf course is being built.

Mr Ryder spends the night at Glendarroch House. Joanna is amazed to hear that Fiona and Mr Ryder might be seeing each other. Isobel is going to start divorce proceedings as that's what Brian wants.

Mr Sneddon continues to be unfriendly toward his neighbors, and Fiona finds out he is the new tenant at Inverdarroch. Isobel phones Brian and finds out that Brians new partner is pregnant.

Mr Ryder sends Fiona flowers upon her return to the Big House. Alistair gets into a fight with TJ over a trick he pulled in the bar. Dougal finds more traps around Glendarroch.

Mr Ryder is still taking care of Fiona in Glasgow and she is getting drawn in by him. Sandra tells Isobel that Brian has met somebody else and is having an affair.

Fergus takes advantage of Alistair while he works on the bar, so he can get free whiskey. Mr Sneddon wants to make some unpopular changes at the farm.

Joannas cousin comes to stay at the hotel, and she offers him a job, but he doesn't get on very well. Inverdarroch arrives back at the farm and tells Mr Sneddon he no longer wants to work on the farm.

Carol has been giving Lynne the cold shoulder, and now Lynne has moved back home. Mr Ryder visits Fiona at the hospital. The operation is a success, but the results of the biopsy will come later.

Mr Ryder is concerned for Fiona and her son. Dougal is furious with Morag for knowing that Mr Sneddon was going to take over the farm, while David is having his operation today.

Everyone is surprised to see Mr Sneddon in charge of Inverdarroch farm. Fiona is taking David back into hospital for his operation and is very upset. Morag is showing Mr Sneddon around the farm.

Carol and Lynne have another falling out about a note she tried to send to TJ. Mr McDonald offers himself for the job Archie had. Lily has agreed for Mr Sneddon to look after Inverdarroch farm.

Isobel goes with Fiona to the hospital with David, and is told he needs a brain scan. Mr Sneddon tells Lily of his plan, but she has reservations about letting him run the farm.

Mr Sneddon has returned to Glendarroch and is staying at the Ardnacraig, he is feeling guilty about Inverdarroch. Kenny and Lynne get into trouble at the marina. It's the day of Archie's funeral.

Fiona doesn't know how to tell David that he won't see Archie anymore, and goes about organising his funeral, and Lily doesn't know which offer to accept.

Archie has died suddenly of a heart attack and everyone is shaken up and upset by it. Lily is taken in by Mr Ryder and is thinking about selling Inverdarroch farm to him.

The new bar at Ardnacraig opens and is proving popular. Isobel is becoming very close with Mr Morgan, and he stays the night to keep her safe after the break in.

Mr Ryder wants to buy Inverdarrochs farm and is trying to get Lily to agree. Someone steals a bottle of whiskey from the shop while Carol is looking after it.

Andy is arrested and taken away by the police. Morag and Lily are cleaning Inverdarrochs house, while trying to decide what to do with the place now he is in hospital.

The police go looking for Andy at his house but he isn't there. Mrs Anderson is out of the hospital and making a fuss of her injuries.

Andy accosts Lynne while he is looking for Emma and pushes her against a wall. Isobel goes to see Inverdarroch to take some food to him, and finds him passed out in the barn.

Dougal and Andy have a fight. The police see Emmas car and believe it was the one from the hit and run, so take her in for questioning.

Mrs Anderson was knocked over by Andy while he was drunk driving, and she is in hospital. Kenny is getting fed up with TJ and the way he is treating Carol.

Andy grabbed Emmas wrist and hurt her, and Effie is worried about her. Carol is upset that TJ doesn't want to see her anymore, and her and Carol get into another argument about the boys.

Morag goes to visit Inverdarroch and is alarmed to see the state he's in, and she too is threatened with his gun.

Emma continues to see Andy in secret. Mairi visits Lynne and tells her to be careful with Kenny. Mrs Mack receives a postcard from Mr Murdoch who is still in Australia. Tags

Donald tells Dougal that Inverdarroch approached him with a big knife and told him not to come back. Kenny runs into Inverdarroch too, and has a gun pointed at him.

Eric is enjoying his job at the marina. Dougal tells Morag he is worried about Inverdarroch. Andy comes to the hotel looking for Emma, which makes Effie uncomfortable, so she tells him she isn't there.

Inverdarroch is still in a bad way and shouts at Fergus. Carol winds up Mrs Mack about her gentleman caller last night. Donald is upset about the bonfire Inverdarroch had, and tells Grace about it.

Inverdarroch is burning all of Claires belongings and appears inconsolable. Carol and Lynne have a falling out over the boys.

Ruiris wife comes to visit Fiona and tells her there will be no battle to get David back, as Ruiri wants to leave her alone, and also that she is pregnant.

Joanna is annoyed to hear that Eric accepted the job without talking to her first. Emma and Lynne are becoming friends. Inverdarroch seems to be losing his mind.

Gladys forbids Emma to use the car after she runs out of petrol and Dougal has to rescue her. Eric tells Joanna about his new job.

Mrs Mack gatecrashed the dinner party much to Carol and Lynnes annoyance. Donald sees Inverdarroch talking to his cows in the barn, and gets Inverdarroch to agree to come to a party.

Sheila goes to the marina to find out why Mr Ryder is so eager to befriend her, and she reports back to Fiona.

Mr Ryder is trying to become friendly with the villagers in Glendarroch to get them on his side. Isobel phones Fiona and tells her that Susan will take the job, as she was still undecided.

Morag and Dougal are still trying to cheer up Inverdarroch, and invite him to the market. Fiona offers Susan a job to look after David while she is working.

Fiona returns to Glendarroch with David, but is still unsure of his safety there. Dougal is unhappy with all the changes made by Gladys in the croft. Mr Ryder is going to try and get Eric on his side.

Fiona is taking Archie with her to try and get David back. Ruiri's mother gets a tip off that Fiona is coming to Glasgow and she refuses to let her see him.

Isobel had a nice evening with Mr Morgan. Morag tries to cheer up Inverdarroch, but he is miserable and wants to be left alone.

Mr Ryder offers Fiona several million for the estate, but she turns him down. Fiona is going to try and get David back. Isobel is going out for dinner with Mr Morgan, but she is feeling very guilty.

Fiona meets with Joanna and Eric and prepares herself for a fight with Mr Ryder over the estate.

Alan Titchmarsh and the Love Your Garden team show us how to save money when building our dream gardens - and their favourite money-saving gardening tips - in this special episode.

Mackenzie and Chloe argue, Alex plots his next move, and will Charity get to the bottom of Noah's issue?

The desperate race to stop a killer: the agonising minutes before police brought down the Nashville school shooter.

SNP leader Humza Yousaf, the youngest First Minister, and the first Asian Muslim has been voted in by MSPs. A defining moment in Scotland's history.

SNP leader Humza Yousaf, the youngest First Minister, and the first Asian Muslim has been voted in by MSPs. A defining moment in Scotland's history.

After winning the SNP leadership contest, Humza Yousaf is elected Scotland's new First Minister.

Shipping around Scotland could be impacted if lighthouse staff take strike action in a dispute over pay, a union's warning.

Can Nick, Sue, Rob and Kathryn work together as a team and take down one of the country's finest quiz brains? Bradley Walsh hosts as the contestants aim to win thousands of pounds.

Pop star Adele has conquered the Glastonbury festival with an emotional set, full of generosity and warmth. The crowd in front of the Pyramid Stage stretched as far as the eye could see, as she opened with a note-perfect rendition of Hello.

Rihanna performs in Philadelphia in 2016, on the first day of the Made in America Festival. Rihanna was the main attraction of the festival, sampling from her Anti World Tour album as well as her older hits.

Paul McCartney brings the special DVD of the US Tour, made in the United States, 11 weeks and 34 shows, playing great compositions of his solo career along with some Wings and Beatles songs.

Alice's arsenal of props and costumes - snakes, fireworks, macabre mannequins, and a giant Frankenstein monster - were matched only by the calibre of the hits, from timeless classics like 'School's Out', 'No More Mr. Nice Guy ' and 'Only Only Women Bleed' to later cuts like 'Poison'. School may be out, but please join Alice for some diabolical detention at the Enmore Theatre in Sydney, Australia

The California native is a natural born showman, a slide-guitar legend whose ability to dabble in (and pull off) everything from folk blues to country jazz and reggae has earned Harper legions of fans the world over. So when we were given the opportunity to film Ben Harper accompanied by the blues-driven Texas trio Relentless7 at the Metro in Sydney, needless to say we were a little bit excited.

For these amazing shows there was no safety net, no retakes or the chance to correct a mistake. What you see here is the most honest picture of the most remarkable performer in history.

Filmed at Roundhouse, London, this concert film will give all fans a spectacular Live experience from start to finish. Classic David Guetta featuring unforgettable version of his hits: "Without You", "Titanium", "One Love" and many more…

Vivere Live in Tuscany is a concert by Italian classical singer Andrea Bocelli.

Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts, is the second largest open-air music festival in the world. Known mainly for its musical performances, it also features attractions of dance, humour, theater, circus. Featuring: Babymetal

An Evening Of Nostalgia with Annie Lennox captures one of music's most popular and acclaimed artists in her only full concert performance of songs from her Grammy-nominated Nostalgia album.

Charlie Puth performs during the 2015 Apple Music Festival at The Roundhouse on September 20, 2015 in London, England.

Filmed at Odyssey Arena, Belfast, this concert film will give all fans a spectacular Live experience from start to finish. Classic Enrique Iglesias featuring unforgettable version of his hits: "Bailamos", "Hero", "Be With You" and many more…

Discreet genie, it's a Music-Man (with capital Ms) that's coming to Eurockennes. Since Loser in 1993, Beck trims his mix of styles. Sometimes groove, sometimes soft, sometimes rock, psyched or hip-hop.

This is What The Truth Feels Like is a Gwen Stefani tour made to publicise her album with the same name. The tour was done in the United States and Canada in 2016.

Watch this mega-production of Guns N' Roses performing live at the O2 Arena to its fans singing and vibrating to each song. Includes: Paradise City, Sweet Child O' Mine, November Rain and many more.