Tuesday TV on BBC 1 Northern Ireland: From Breakfast to Harriet – Pick Your Perfect Viewing
Breakfast
The latest news, sport, business and weather from the BBC’s Breakfast team. This 3½‑hour block is a staple for anyone looking to start the day informed.
Still entertaining for morning viewers, the programme offers a reliable mix of current affairs and light segments.
Animal Park
Two young Amur tigers prepare to leave home, while Ben and Kate revisit an extraordinary African wild dog conservation mission. (7/10)
As a nature documentary, it delivers a compelling look at conservation, making it a gripping watch for wildlife enthusiasts.
Expert Witness
A fibre analyst uses a groundbreaking technique to solve the murder of an elderly man.
The investigative angle provides a tense, procedural feel that keeps viewers hooked.
Homes Under the Hammer
An uncle helps his niece create a family home in Bristol, while others tackle renovation challenges. (HD)
The reality‑style renovation offers practical inspiration and a light‑hearted narrative.
Bargain Hunt
Two couples explore antiques at Wetherby Racecourse, guided by experts Charles Hanson and Philip Serrell. (HD)
It offers a blend of history, appraisal and the thrill of discovering hidden treasures.
BBC News at One
Latest national and international news. (HD)
A solid source of current affairs; its concise format is useful for midday updates.
Policing Paradise
A former British nurse aims to survive tough police training to fulfil her dream of becoming a qualified constable, and an officer finds love. (HD)
It presents a realistic glimpse into police training, balancing drama with human stories.
Rick Stein’s Australia
Leaving Moree, Rick travels through traditional lands of the Gomeroi people, meeting First Nations’ pioneer Kerrie Saunders. (S,AD)
A cooking documentary that also offers cultural insight, providing a rich, sensory experience.
Escape to the Country
Sonali Shah helps a house hunter swap city life in Amsterdam for a Peak District cottage, exploring woodland regeneration. (HD)
It’s a soothing, feel‑good show for anyone craving a serene escape.
The Bidding Room
Five sellers aim to get the best price for their items, with Nigel Havers presiding. (HD)
It’s a fast‑paced auction format that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.
Pointless
The quiz returns for another series where contestants try to score as few points as possible by coming up with answers no‑one else could think of. (HD)
Its quirky premise offers a light, intellectually stimulating experience.
EastEnders
Jack struggles to cope with his emotions, Lauren prepares to make a decision, and Joel struggles being back in Walford. (S,AD)
It continues to be a staple of London drama, offering relatable storylines.
The Great British Sewing Bee
Week 2 sees sewers tackling prints and colours, including an adaptive pattern‑matched shell top. (S,AD)
It offers a creative, skill‑based competition that remains engaging for craft lovers.
Murder 24/7
When Jo is found stabbed at home, her husband is arrested. Forensic evidence and witness accounts are examined. (S,AD)
An intense crime drama that keeps viewers on edge, though it may be too heavy for some.
Harriet
Biopic of Harriet Tubman, who escaped slavery and then led missions to free many more. (HD)
A powerful historical film that offers an inspiring narrative, though it contains strong language and violent scenes.
