TV Guide for Yesterday Monday 24 in BBC Two

Haunted by a dying man's warning, Michael Sheen explores claims that chemicals have contaminated land in Wales and England. He follows a toxic trail to ask: who's in danger now.

With Michael unemployed and living back at home, he decides it's time to send Linda back. But can Sue really live without her? Contains some strong language.

Brian Low is shot dead. Former gamekeeper David Campbell stands accused of his murder. Contains some strong language and some upsetting scenes.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.

Cats or The Lion King? Taxi or Bus? Margaret Thatcher or Theresa May? Jason Manford hosts the quiz where careful choices are everything.

The Bear Ladies fix an iconic mascot from the 1966 World Cup, Suzie repairs a well-travelled leather hat, and Pete and Sonnaz bring the music back to a battered old washboard.

Highlights of the day's three matches in the Premier League: Manchester City v Bournemouth, Newcastle United v Liverpool and Brighton v Aston Villa.

Twenty-four hours a day, the latest national and international stories as they break.

Jessie Cave, Ayesha Hazarika, Simon Hickson and AJ Pritchard test their general knowledge skills on this week's House of Games.

Gabby Logan takes charge of the quiz where contestants need brainpower and ball skills to win big. Who will be the high roller and who will push themselves over The Edge.

Vernon Kay, with unreliable tour guide Paul Gorton, challenges Susan Calman, Max Fosh and Noreen Khan to separate the factual from the far-fetched as the quiz arrives in Dundee.

The keepers have discovered lumps on the stomach of a zebra called Olivia. The vets perform surgery, but will Olivia survive the operation.

As everyone faces the final reckoning, the great river crossing begins. Gnu and Shani's foal are tested by crocodiles. Duma must save his mother. Does Kali find happiness at last.

More interesting finds and family heirlooms, with Michael Aspel as host. Discoveries include a Hunt picture, a Buddha figurine and a diamond brooch.

Paul Martin visits the beautiful Cotswolds village of Broadway to uncover its artistic past. He also revisits some of the historic venues from the series, with new valuations.

Former winners Jimi Famurewa, Harriet Kemsley, Colin Murray and Sara Pascoe test their general knowledge skills on this week's Richard Osman's House of Games: Champions.

Michael Portillo's rail travels take him to the north west corner of France.

Bringing forensic journalism from all corners of the world.

Clive Myrie hosts as a new set of contenders take on the black chair. The specialist subjects are the Tour de France, George Harrison, Virgil's Aeneid and Lyndon B Johnson.

Victoria Coren Mitchell hosts the quiz where knowledge only gets you so far. Two vegans and a carnivore take on three teachers who are hoping to kill off an annoying classroom meme.

The first round of the competition continues. Pembroke College, Cambridge and St Andrews are the teams facing their first starters for ten. Amol Rajan asks the questions.

Ten years after a dying whistleblower's warning, Michael Sheen follows a trail of toxic chemical dumping in Wales and asks whether it could still be harming people's health.

Paul and Bob visit the heart of the English countryside in the Surrey Hills, where they fish for carp and barbel. Health expert Dr Anand Patel joins them by the lake.

Insights and global interviews on the crucial news stories of the day. With Adam Fleming. Followed by Weather.

The beach-goers of Amity are threatened again by a giant, man-eating shark. Contains some violent scenes.

Bergerac must save his daughter, confront his past and finally crack the case. Contains some strong language.

Highlights of programmes on BBC Two.