Love Your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh

Alan is joined by broadcaster Katie Derham and actor Simon Williams, while Simon Lycett reveals another show-stopping floral display, and the guests sample hedgerow cocktails.

The host is joined by actress Barbara Flynn and Julie Tatchell and Amanda Middleditch from The Repair Shop. Alan also gets a masterclass in milking goats, surveys some vintage bicycles and samples the best red wines for summer.

Alan celebrates the Coronation with singer Sheila Ferguson, royal composer Debbie Wiseman and actor Adrian Scarborough. He toasts the monarch with the best street party cocktails, and looks back at his visit to Highgrove, where he interviewed the man who would be king.

The host is joined by broadcaster Jonathan Dimbleby, musical theatre star Kerry Ellis and actor David Bradley, while Alan also meets some majestic birds of prey and samples the best of British wines.

The host is joined by actress Penelope Wilton and actor David Haig, while Alan plants a tree to mark the forthcoming Coronation and pays homage to the King's love of gardening. He also celebrates 70 years of Casino Royale by trying some James Bond-inspired cocktails.

Alan is joined at Manor Farm by broadcaster Ken Bruce and The Crown star James Murray, and horticulturist David Domoney shares tips for getting lawns ready for summer. Alan meets some show-worthy sheep and tries the best of British rosé wines.

Joining Alan for Easter Sunday 2023 are actors Judy Parfitt, Larry Lamb and Adam Garcia - legendary jockey Bob Champion will also be introducing Alan to some Shetland ponies, and Andy Clarke pairs artisan chocolates with the best of British booze.

Joining Alan this time are Dame Prue Leith, actress Jessica Ransom - who plays Morwenna in Doc Martin - and a renowned sculptor who made a bust of the late Queen.

Joining Alan on the farm this time are actress Geraldine James, Steve and Suzie Fletcher - two of the stars of The Repair Shop - and two handsome Shire horses.

Chatting to Alan for Mother's Day are Gwyneth Strong, JB Gill, and Cherie Lunghi - Alan also meets two newborn lambs and samples a selection of British-made rums, and Simon Lycett reveals his show-stopping Mother's Day bouquet.

Actor Duncan Preston and musical theatre star Bonnie Langford join Alan at Manor Farm this time, and Alan also meets four of Britain's most heroic hounds.

Joining Alan on the farm this time are Claire Goose and Mark Gatiss, and he'll also be meeting an ancient country crafter with over 280 million views on TikTok.

Garden designer Diarmuid Gavin and broadcaster Owain Wyn Evans join the host on the farm this week. Plus, Alan meets a chainsaw carver and a pair of camels, and goes on a pub crawl with the best of british ales.

With guests Megan Cusack and Deborah Meaden, while Alan meets some Jersey cows, celebrates the wheel with David Domoney and gets into the spirit of awards season with the best of British drinks.

Alan is joined by Claudie Blakley and Amanda Abbington, who talk about their latest acting projects, and florist Jonathan Mosley shares the alternative flowers for Valentine's Day. Plus, Alan takes to the floor as he gets to grips with a spot of Regency dancing.

Alan is joined by Mark Benton and Monica Dolan, who talk about their latest acting projects, and there is a demonstration of the art of hoof-trimming. Camilla Bassett Smith opens up her February diary, and there is a look at the spirit trends for 2023 in today's Best of British.

Joining Alan at Manor Farm are the original Queen of the Vic - that's ex-EastEnders star Anita Dobson - Ainsley Harriott, and horticulturalist David Domoney.

Astronaut Tim Peake beams in, Jason Watkins discusses his compelling new drama, actress Frances Barber pops by Manor Farm, and we meet some 10-day-old piglets.

Call the Midwife star Laura Main discusses her role in a tour of a stage adaptation of Steel Magnolias, and actresses Susie Blake and Sophie Ward talk about their production of The Mirror Crack'd. Plus, the llamas having a moment in farming and Gyles Brandreth pays tribute to Elizabeth II's tremendous sense of humour.

 Alan is joined by chef James Martin and farmer Jimmy Doherty. Plus, a look at how a Cotswold camel farmer is doing big business, and the very best in British-produced rum.

Alan is joined at Manor Farm, by actress and writer Ruth Jones, who discusses her latest book, while Stephanie Beacham talks about her return to Coronation Street. Floral designer Simon Lycett showcases the bouquets to bring good cheer to the new year and there's a look at the very best in alcoholic and non-alcoholic trends for 2023.

Joining Alan Titchmarsh are Juliet Mills and Maxwell Caulfield, who discuss their 40-year romance, and floral designer Simon Lycett - it's also a Remembrance Day special, so there'll be a look at the old wartime tipples still going strong today.

Joining Alan are Professor T himself - actor and writer Ben Miller, who discusses his latest page turner - and everyone's favourite choirmaster Gareth Malone.

Alan is joined by Strictly Come Dancing judge Anton Du Beke and actress Samantha Bond. Plus, the best in spicy Halloween cocktails, a visit to a pumpkin farm that is doing great business this season, and Alan meets a couple of vultures.

Alan is joined by actress Caroline Quentin and theatre actor Trevor Dion Nicolas, who starred as George Washington in the West End production of hit musical Hamilton.

Alan is joined by actor Samuel West, who discusses the latest series of All Creatures Great and Small. Also appearing are Bryn Terfel and Kelvin and Liz Fletcher.

Joining Alan are EastEnders actor Gwen Taylor - who plays Violet in the soap - Jay Blades, and Bananarama, who celebrate 40 years of music and a new album.

Maureen Lipman joins Alan at Manor Farm to discuss her latest one-woman show, while musical theatre star Charlie Stemp also drops in for a chat. Olly Smith has the last of the summer cocktails and horticulturalist Camilla Bassett-Smith opens up her September diary.

Alan is joined at Manor Farm by cookery writer Mary Berry, and actress Charlotte Ritchie chats about the new series of Ghosts. Plus, the very best in artisan fine-craft puddings.

Omid Djalili discusses what it takes to make the Queen laugh, while Floella Benjamin talks about her life both on and off screen. Aleesha Hansell celebrates wine spritzers, floral designer Jonathan Mosely has the best in September blooms, and Monty the ram is got ready for auction.

Alan is joined at Manor Farm by actress Eileen Atkins and Coronation Street star William Roache, while the Queen's oldest grandson Peter Phillips talks about the sporting event of the summer. Plus, the best in drought-resistant plants, and a couple of rare breed Guernsey goats.

Joining Alan on this Platinum Jubilee weekend are Julian Clary, who discusses his follow-up children's book, and Stephen Mangan, who talks about life after The Split. Alan also spends a day with the Household Cavalry at this important time, The Crown's historical advisor Robert Lacey lifts the lid on the Netflix sensation, there's a meeting with some dogs with a rich royal history, and Andy Clarke has royal-inspired tipples that no street party should be without.

Judi Dench talks about her close relationship with Kenneth Branagh and her ongoing love of the natural world. Plus, Ardal O'Hanlon discusses his latest book, Gabby Logan talks about her appearance on Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof and there is a look at how wild swimming is becoming popular.

Alan is joined at Manor Farm by Judi Dench and her partner David Mills, who talk about the wildlife centre that holds a special place in both their hearts. Kim Wilde talks about returning to her rock star roots, there is music by singer-songwriter Jack Savoretti, and David Domoney has the very best in garden water features.,

Property guru Phil Spencer and journalist and author Tom Bradby join Alan at Manor Farm, whlle florist Simon Lycett has the best in royal flower favourites.

Alan is joined by actress Sarah Parish and broadcaster John Humphrys, while Manor Farm holds its first-ever Mounted Games with young riders from Royal Windsor Horse show. Horticulturalist David Domoney showcases the very best in garden pollinators, and the team looks at why British rose wine has never been more popular.

Anne Reid joins Alan at Manor Farm to discuss her Sanditon return, while actress Susie Blake discusses the revival of a comedy classic. Plus, horticulturalist Camilla Bassett Smith opens her May Day diary, and there is a look at the best in springtime red wines.

Joining Alan Titchmarsh at Manor Farm are broadcaster Sir Trevor McDonald and the first lady of musical theatre, Maria Friedman. Plus, following a day in the life of one equine vet, and five dalmatians make their TV debut.

Dragons' Den panellist Deborah Meaden talks about her latest money-making venture, West End star Kerry Ellis discusses a new production of Cole Porter musical Anything Goes, and actor Brian Blessed chats about his life and career. Horticulturist Camilla Bassett Smith has some Easter delights, some very cute chicks make their Manor Farm debut, and Andy Clarke has the best in chocolate cocktails.

Actor Timothy West chats about the return of BBC One drama Gentleman Jack, while actress Beatie Edney discusses her passion for helping rescue dogs. Plus, a look at the rare breed Magot goat, advice on fruit planting from David Domoney and April beers come under the spotlight in Best of British.

Singer Petula Clark talks about her long career, actress Fiona Dolman discusses Midsomer Murders, and former NHS doctor-turned-comedian and author Adam Kay chats about the power of laughter. Plus, a look the ancient art of horseback falconry, and the best in British chardonnay.

Survival expert Ray Mears and Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen chat to Alan. Plus, a celebration of the sheepdog, and another Great British tasting.

Alan is joined by presenter Ore Oduba who talks about the return of a rock musical classic, and we say 'hi-de-hi' to national treasure Ruth Madoc.

Alan Titchmarsh is joined by opera singing sensation Katherine Jenkins to commemorate Remembrance Sunday and we meet some Bletchley Park codebreaking sisters.

Nina Wadia and Nathaniel Parker joins Alan Titchmarsh at Manor Farm for a Climate Action Week special.

Joining Alan are actress Hayley Mills, who discusses her life on and off the screen, and Martin Kemp, who talks about returning to his rock star roots.

Joining Alan are actress Joanna Page, who discusses celebrating the nation's pets, while presenter Matt Baker talks about life on the farm.

Alan Titchmarsh is joined by comedian Les Dennis and actor Samuel West, who stars in the reboot of the classic TV series All Creatures Great and Small.

Joining Alan are Ben Miller, who talks about his latest children's book, and Peter Davison who chats about stepping back in time to the fifties for The Larkins.

Joining Alan Titchmarsh - Tamzin Outhwaite discusses stepping back to the 60's for her thrilling new drama, and former EastEnder's star Annette Badland on Midsomer.

Joining Alan are GoggleBox star Joanna David and floral designer Simon Lycett. Plus, we meet a rare breed of sheep and look at the best in British fine craft beer.

Celia Imrie joins Alan Titchmarsh to talk about her latest novel, and critically acclaimed novelist Sebastian Faulks pops by.

Joining Alan Titchmarsh at Manor Farm are comedian Omid Djalili, discussing the good things in life, and political journalist Robert Preston, who talks about his new novel. Plus, Alan tries his hand at competitive carriage driving and there is the best in honey-based cocktails.

Alan returns with the programme celebrating the great British countryside, including arts, crafts, manufacturing and produce, with guests the Duchess of York and Craig Revel Horwood. Plus, the rare breed piglets who look like sheep, and a look at the best in apple-based tipples.

lan Titchmarsh welcomes The Yorkshire Shepherdess - Amanda Owen, and writer and broadcaster Alastair Campbell to Manor farm.

Alan Titchmarsh welcomes Tom Chambers and musician and broadcaster Cerys Matthews to Manor Farm, gardener David Domoney gets fruity and we celebrate St David's Day.

Alan Titchmarsh welcomes Harry Redknapp, Security Correspondent Frank Gardner and actress Sarah Hadland to The Farm and celebrates the best of British rum and stunning hedge rows.

lan Titchmarsh welcomes Wendy Craig and Will Kirk from the Repair Shop to the farm and celebrates Valentines with British Bubbly and alternative bouquets.

Joining Alan Titchmarsh on Love Your Weekend is actor Jason Watkins who talks detectives, and star of Bridgerton, Lady Danbury actress Adjoa Andoh.

Joining Alan Titchmarsh on Love Your Weekend are Moneypenny herself Samantha Bond and sporting pundit Jake Humphrey. Plus, we've a couple of miniature rare breed pigs.

Alan Titchmarsh welcomes Peter Egan, Russell Watson and Tim Vincent to the farm and celebrates British afternoon teas and glorious garden trees.

Alan welcomes ITN's Tom Bradby and Dragons' Den's star Deborah Meaden to Hampshire to enjoy brunch cocktails and celebrate champion racehorses.

Joining Alan Titchmarsh on the farm this week are Kevin Clifton, Michael Portillo and Matthew Kelly. Plus, a look at the best British pork pies and pints.

Alan Titchmarsh kick-starts the year with joyful January plants and new craft drinks, and welcomes Father Brown's Nancy Carroll and presenter Kirsty Gallacher.

Alan Titchmarsh is joined on the farm by actor Ben Miller, Lewis star Clare Holman, and Earl Spencer. Plus, a tasting of the latest botanical winter cocktails.

Alan Titchmarsh welcomes Nigel Havers and Bonnie Langford to the farm in Hampshire, and David Domoney has winter colour ideas for the garden.

Alan Titchmarsh welcomes Gyles Brandreth and Brian Conley to his Hampshire farm this time, and he even gives a Titchmarsh Tour of his very own garden.

Joining Alan Titchmarsh to celebrate the great British countryside are Daniel O'Donnell and Clare Balding. Alan also meets a champion sheep herder and garden herbs expert.

Joining Alan Titchmarsh to celebrate the great British countryside this week are Shirley Ballas, Jeremy Vine and Shaun Wallace. Local farm vet Theeb also introduces Alan to a pair of rams, and a chainsaw carver gets to work on something special. Plus, with no tennis taking place at Wimbledon this summer, Alan looks back at his own VIP tour of their precious turf.

Alan Titchmarsh welcomes Anton Du Beke and Dr Ranj Singh to his Hampshire farm this week. Alan also meets YouTube gardening sensation Huw Richards and a family of rare breed English goats.Alan reflects on the man who created some of the most famous landscapes in Britain, and there is more from Clodagh McKenna's garden at Highclere

Joining Alan Titchmarsh to celebrate the great British countryside this week are his Hampshire neighbours Sarah Parish and Phil Spencer. Alan also meets YouTube gardening sensation Huw Richards and RSPB bird expert Adrian Thomas. Carpenter Vikkie Lee is back with a new upcycling build, and there is more from Clodagh McKenna's garden at Highclere.

Alan Titchmarsh welcomes Lesley Joseph and Hugh Dennis to his Hampshire farm this week and he takes a look back to the allotment where his passion for gardening began. Alan also meets upholsterer Micaela Sharp and renowned garden photographer Clive Nichols. Plus, more from the Radwans, Britain's first ever organic halal farming family.

Joining Alan Titchmarsh at his barn in the Hampshire countryside this week are Ray Mears and Fern Britton. Ray rustles up a campfire breakfast using bushcraft techniques and Fern talks of her love for Cornwall. Alan also welcomes some rare breed pigs to the farm and revisits a day spent at the allotment with Mary Berry. Plus, more from the Radwans, Britain's first ever organic halal farming family.

Joining Alan Titchmarsh to celebrate the great British countryside this week are Pam Ayres and Ruby Wax. Plus, Alan meets a master stone carver and some rare breed miniature horses, and celebrates the best of British cheese. Also, more from the Radwans, Britain's first ever organic halal farming family.

Joining Alan Titchmarsh to celebrate the great British countryside this week are Ben Fogle and Downton Abbey's Phyllis Logan. Alan also meets a master willow basket weaver and a herd of Alpacas. Alan looks back to flower trends of the 1980's and celebrates the Best of British sparkling wine with Clodagh McKenna. Plus, more from the Radwans, Britain's first ever organic halal farming family.

Alan Titchmarsh hosts a brand new show from Hampshire. Joining him to celebrate the great British countryside is Jason Donovan and Craig Revel Horwood.