Tianna Corbin

The opening episode of BBC art competition The Big Deal with Steph McGovern featured father-and-daughter contestants Phil and Ellie becoming emotionally connected to Alexandra Smart's ceramic teapots, which were inspired by her late father. Although they attempted to sell the pieces at auction, no buyer emerged, leaving Ellie upset and leading to their elimination. Steph McGovern expressed sadness at seeing the pair leave, while Phil and Ellie said they valued working together.

On The Yorkshire Vet: At Home with the Greens, Peter Wright helped Jean Green investigate a suspected First World War Army Veterinary Corps cap badge and several other antiques. Auctioneer Angus Ashworth valued the plated gravy boat at about £15, the Victorian ceramic jugs at up to £60, and the badge at around £20, disappointing Jean’s hopes of uncovering a fortune.

Channel 4 has commissioned a new series of Educating Yorkshire, returning to Thornhill Community Academy with headteacher Matthew Burton. The programme will continue documenting the realities of modern school life, including the challenges faced by teenagers and the work of teachers. The 2025 revival attracted 8.7 million viewers across linear and streaming platforms, earned a 28% share among 16-to-34-year-olds and received a BAFTA nomination. School and Channel 4 representatives said the new series will highlight the positive, often life-changing work taking place in schools.