Sunday on BBC Two: From Wimbledon to Wild Gardens
It’s a Sunday, the sky is clear and the lineup on BBC Two is a well‑balanced mix of sports, gardening, history and a touch of sci‑fi. Below is a quick guide to the shows you should keep an eye on, complete with London times and a few personal thoughts on why each is worth your watch.
Wimbledon 2026 – Live Coverage (11:00–15:00 & 15:00–18:00)
The epic tennis championship is back on BBC Two with two blocks of live action. Whether you’re a die‑hard fan or just enjoy the ritual of the tournament, the coverage is one of the better options for a sports‑heavy Sunday.
Glorious Gardens from Above (06:45–07:30)
Horticulturist Christine Walkden drifts over the Bodnant Garden in Snowdonia from a hot‑air balloon. The aerial shots make this a visually stunning option for anyone who loves landscapes.
Countryfile – 50th Anniversary of the Viking Way (07:30–08:25)
Charlotte Smith and Joe Crowley celebrate the Viking Way’s half‑century by exploring its people, wildlife and history. A solid pick for those who appreciate a blend of documentary and local charm.
Beechgrove Garden (08:25–08:55)
Lizzie Schofield and Brian Cunningham revisit earlier planting projects. It’s a quick, approachable look at gardening progress that’s both informative and relaxing.
Landward (08:55–09:25)
The Royal Highland Show returns to the screen with Dougie and the team summarising the day’s action. A reliable choice for rural‑culture enthusiasts.
Jane Eyre (09:25–11:00)
A faithful adaptation of Charlotte Brontë’s classic. If you’re in the mood for a moody period drama, this is a solid pick that holds up well.
Antiques Roadshow – Powis Castle (19:00–20:00)
The roadshow moves to the grand Powis Castle in Wales, uncovering century‑old jewels. An engaging option for viewers fascinated by history and treasure.
Amazing Hotels: Life Beyond the Lobby (20:00–21:00)
Rob and Monica explore a cave‑built hotel in Turkey, where modern luxury meets ancient history. A unique opportunity to see how history and hospitality intersect.
Murder Case: Who Killed Kiesha? (21:00–22:00)
Detectives investigate the brutal murder of Kiesha Donaghy. A gripping investigative drama that holds up well for viewers who enjoy true‑crime narratives.
Blade Runner (22:00–23:50)
The classic sci‑fi thriller returns for an evening of nostalgia and strong language. A good pick for fans of retro futurism.
Today at Wimbledon (23:50–00:45)
A recap of the day’s play at Wimbledon. An excellent wrap‑up for those who missed the live coverage.
Bottom Line
BBC Two gives you a Sunday that covers the whole spectrum: from the intensity of Wimbledon to the quiet beauty of gardens and the intrigue of antiques. Pick your preferred genre and enjoy a thoughtfully curated lineup.
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