Monday – 31 August 2026 (Monday)
06:00‑09:30 – Breakfast (BBC News): Start the day with the latest headlines and a dash of light‑hearted banter. A good pick for anyone wanting reliable news coverage before heading to work.
09:30‑10:45 – Morning Live: A quick chat‑show that keeps you in the loop with current topics. Ideal for commuters.
10:45‑11:30 – Rip Off Britain: Rogues: A documentary‑style exposé on a scam that shows how ordinary people can be duped. A one‑hour slice of reality TV that’s still entertaining.
11:30‑12:15 – Homes Under the Hammer: Follow Dion’s renovation journey in a mid‑terrace in South Yorkshire. The show is a reliable showcase of transformation ideas.
12:15‑13:20 – Bargain Hunt: Teams hunt antiques at a fair, with the red and blue teams battling it out. A light‑hearted competition that’s good for a quick break.
13:20‑13:30 – BBC Newsline: Local news from across Northern Ireland – quick updates for those who want a regional focus.
13:30‑14:15 – Money for Nothing: Upcycling expert Sarah and woodworker Norman tackle a smashed organ. The DIY twists keep the show engaging.
14:15‑14:45 – The Travelling Auctioneers: A retiring farmer moves a farm’s heirlooms. The auctioneering drama is still entertaining.
14:45‑15:45 – Escape to the Country: Jules Hudson visits County Down for property shopping. A property‑shopping adventure that holds up well.
15:45‑16:30 – Garden Rescue: Chris and Lee transform a family garden into a modern haven. A gardening show that’s a reliable pick for green‑thumb viewers.
16:30‑17:15 – The Answer Run: A fast‑paced quiz show with three couples competing. The energy is still entertaining.
17:15‑18:00 – New: Pointless: Alexander Armstrong and Susan Wokoma deliver a quiz of odd answers. A clever watch for trivia lovers.
18:00‑18:20 – BBC News: National and international news – a quick update for anyone wanting a broader perspective.
18:20‑18:30 – BBC Newsline: Local news again – useful for those who want to stay in touch with Northern Ireland.
18:30‑19:30 – Celebrity Escape to the Country: Richie Anderson’s property hunt in Yorkshire. A light‑hearted property adventure.
19:30‑20:00 – EastEnders: Classic soap drama with a new twist – the Hawkinses arrive in Walford. A reliable drama choice for those who love ongoing storylines.
20:00‑21:00 – The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo: Live music and pageantry at Edinburgh Castle. A spectacular cultural event that holds up well.
21:00‑22:00 – Vigil: Thriller about a hostage rescue. A gripping drama for mature viewers.
22:00‑22:20 – BBC News and Weather: A quick weather update after the news – useful for planning the next day.
22:20‑22:30 – BBC Newsline: Local news wrap‑up.
22:30‑23:00 – Have I Got News for You: A panel quiz with politics and satire. A lively pick for those who enjoy quick wit.
23:00‑00:55 – Four Weddings and a Funeral: A 1990s film about love and loss. Cinematic for late‑night viewers.
00:55‑01:00 – Weather for the Week Ahead: Detailed forecast – handy for planning.
Tuesday – 1 September 2026 (Tuesday)
06:00‑09:30 – Breakfast (BBC News): Morning news remains a solid start to the day.
09:30‑10:45 – Morning Live: A light chat‑show for quick entertainment.
10:45‑11:30 – Rip Off Britain: Scams: Investigation into a £2.1 million fraud – an insightful look into consumer protection.
11:30‑12:15 – Homes Under the Hammer: A secret cellar discovered in a Crewe terrace. A reality show that still offers good buying tips.
12:15‑13:00 – Bargain Hunt: Antiques fair in Sheffield. The antiques market remains fascinating.
13:00‑14:00 – BBC News at One including BBC Newsline: Mid‑day news update with local focus.
14:00‑14:45 – Money for Nothing: New episode about a guitar‑themed table – a creative DIY project.
14:45‑15:45 – Escape to the Country: Briony May Williams hunts for a new chapter in Cumbria – another property‑shopping episode.
15:45‑16:30 – Garden Rescue: Lee and Flo create a Moroccan‑inspired garden – good for those who love colour and design.
16:30‑17:15 – The Answer Run: Another fast‑paced quiz with couples – keeps the energy high.
17:15‑18:00 – New: Pointless: Another round of “low‑score” quiz – perfect for trivia aficionados.
18:00‑18:30 – BBC News: National and international news – a good mid‑evening update.
18:30‑19:00 – BBC Newsline: Local news – useful for local residents.
19:00‑19:30 – The One Show: Stories that matter across the country – a reliable news‑and‑culture programme.
19:30‑20:00 – EastEnders – the Hawkinses in Walford. A continuation of the long‑running soap.
20:00‑21:00 – The Great British Sewing Bee: Challenges with literary icons – a creative competition that still entertains.
21:00‑22:00 – Celebrity MasterChef: Celebrities battle in the kitchen – a competitive cooking show for food lovers.
22:00‑22:30 – BBC News and Weather – quick weather update.
22:30‑22:40 – BBC Newsline – local news wrap.
22:40‑23:40 – The Big Deal with Steph McGovern: Art auction in Berlin – a high‑energy live auction show.
23:40‑00:40 – Reading Festival Highlights 2026: A recap of festival performances – great for music fans.
00:40‑01:25 – The Hit List: Teams name songs quickly – a lively quiz for music lovers.
01:25‑06:25 – BBC News: Rolling news channel – a broad news source for overnight viewers.
Wednesday to Sunday – Unavailable
Unfortunately, the schedule beyond Tuesday is not included in the provided data, so we cannot give a detailed guide for the rest of the week. If you’re planning ahead, check the official BBC One NI website or the TV guide app for the latest updates.
Age‑Group & Interest Recommendations
Kids & Teens: Garden Rescue, The Answer Run, and New: Pointless offer a mix of fun challenges and DIY content.
Adults (18‑40): EastEnders, Homes Under the Hammer, and Bargain Hunt are engaging for viewers who enjoy drama and reality.
Seniors (40+): BBC Newsline, BBC News and Weather, and The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo provide cultural and news content that’s easy to follow.
Interest: Cooking & Food: Celebrity MasterChef and Money for Nothing bring culinary creativity.
Interest: Home & Garden: Escape to the Country and Garden Rescue give practical tips.
Interest: Quizzes & Trivia: Have I Got News for You, New: Pointless, and The Hit List are perfect for quick mental exercises.
Bottom Line:
Monday and Tuesday offer a balanced mix of news, drama, reality, and quiz shows. The morning programmes are great for quick updates, while the evenings bring engaging dramas and live events. For the rest of the week, keep an eye out on the official channel listing. Enjoy a week of quality television with BBC One NI.