Sunday on BBC One NI: From Politic Punch‑Lines to Antiques & Adventures

Welcome to a Sunday that promises a mix of sharp politics, nostalgic hunting, and a dash of family‑friendly animation.

Breakfast: Start Your Day with a Sharp Slice of Reality

At 06:00 BST the BBC’s Breakfast team delivers the latest news, sport, business and weather. It’s a reliable start that sets the tone for the rest of the day.

Sunday Politics: Power Plays in the Sandpit

09:00 BST, Mark Carruthers tackles the DUP and Alliance on the Justice Bill. The debate stays engaging, though the arguments can feel a bit predictable.

Bargain Hunt: Antiques in a Bargain

11:45 BST, the red and blue teams race to unearth treasures. The show remains one of the better options for a light‑hearted, competitive break.

The Americas: Nature’s Wild Frontier

14:00 BST, a 40‑minute journey across the Gulf Coast showcases wildlife that’s both exotic and unsettling. It holds up well as a documentary highlight.

Shrek the Third: A Familiar Tale Re‑rolled

15:25 BST, the animated sequel delivers the same humor as its predecessors, though the plot feels a bit formulaic.

Antiques Roadshow: Sport Special

19:15 BST, the roadshow celebrates sporting history with iconic items. It’s a one‑time special that remains a reliable diversion.

The Damned United: Football’s Dramatic Arc

22:30 BST, Michael Sheen portrays Brian Clough in a strong‑language drama. The film holds up as a compelling biographical piece.

Bottom line: Whether you’re after hard‑nosed politics, competitive antiques or a light film, BBC One NI’s Sunday offers something that sticks.