Episodes categorised as 'Factual: Families & Relationships' available now on BBC iPlayer

2/3. Clare speaks to Christine and Tony, who each brought three children to their new marriage.

9/9. Did taking part in World's Strictest Parents change the teenagers' lives?

Documentary following the reunion in Arizona of ten of the wives of Apollo astronauts.

1/3. The family endure a spell without central heating and get to grips with the teasmade.

Val Armstrong sits in with the show that makes a difference to your everyday Cumbria life.

Vic Galloway goes in search of Britain's vanishing community spirit.

Perminder Khatkar explores the realities for Asian women who move in with their in-laws.

Stori emosiynol Begw Morys cafodd e geni heb y gallu i fwyta. A girl's battle to live.

Fi Glover is joined by Brian May. With poetry from Murray Lachlan Young.

Music, merriment, turkey basting tips and an early glass of Egg Nog.

Cipolwg ar gyfnod y Nadolig ymhlith rhai o deuluoedd milwrol Cymru. A military Christmas.

Liz will be joined by a jolly red faced man for "Santa Call" 2009.

With the show that makes a difference to your everyday life in Cumbria.

6/6. Finalists Dogan, Dina and Danielle are forced to each manage a flat renovation project.

5/6. The four remaining spoilt brats are put in charge of two classes of nine-year-olds.

Eileen McCallum helps look after her grandchildren with Duchenne muscular dystrophy.

Fi Glover is joined by sports reporter Garry Richardson. With poetry from Susan Richardson

Fi Glover is joined by journalist Lynn Barber, author of An Education.

8/9. Teenagers Kaya and Jay travel to Oklahoma to spend a week with the White family.

The Rev Richard Coles is joined by Industry Leader for Technology at Google Sarah Speake.

7/9. Teenagers Calvin and Rosie travel to Belize to spend a week with the Perez family.

Fi Glover talks to author Justin Cartwright. With poetry from Luke Wright.

Fi Glover is joined by the actor Robert Lindsay. With poetry from Kate Fox.

6/9. Teenagers Debbie and Daniel travel to Lebanon to spend a week with the Hajjar family.

Fi Glover is joined by writer William Boyd. With poetry from Murray Lachlan Young.

5/9. Teenagers Gemma and Jack travel to Israel to spend a week with the Sha-ked family.

Fi Glover is joined by businessman Harvey Jacobson. With poetry from Susan Richardson.

4/9. Teenagers Hannah and James travel to Utah to live with the God-fearing Peck family.

Fi Glover is joined by clinical psychologist and writer Dorothy Rowe.

3/9. A binge drinker and a college drop-out spend a week with a middle-class Botswana family.

Fi Glover is joined by Dame Joan Bakewell. With poetry from Matt Harvey.

2/9. Peter and Jocelyn Harris spend a week with the Unnikrishnan family in Pune, India.

Rev Richard Coles is joined by five-time Olympic gold medal winner Sir Steve Redgrave.

1/9. Bex and Chezden spend a week with the God-fearing Kimbroughs in Atlanta, Georgia.

Fi Glover is joined by the creator and writer of Teletubbies, Andrew Davenport.

Fi Glover is joined by author and broadcaster Kate Mosse.

5/5. Listeners' stories about the process of researching the life of an adoptive relative.

Fi Glover is joined by Alan Titchmarsh. With poetry from Susan Richardson.

4/5. Sally Magnusson and Nick Barratt explore the roots of Britain's immigrant families.

Fi Glover is joined by musician and actor Gary Kemp. With poetry from Elvis McGonagall.

3/5. Sam Merry explores his great-grandmother's move from India to Mansfield over 100 years ago

Fi Glover is joined by businesswoman Martha Lane Fox. With poetry from Matt Harvey.

2/5. Lucille White finds about her great, great-grandmother - was she a daughter of Louis XVI?

Fi Glover is joined by Hamish Anderson. With poetry from Kate Fox.

1/5. Stella Collis is united with her German PoW father's military records.

Fi Glover is joined by classicist Mary Beard. With poetry from Murray Lachlan Young.

Fi Glover is joined by Madness frontman Suggs. With poetry from Kate Fox.

Fi Glover is joined by Professor Anthony Hollander. With poetry from Murray Lachlan Young.

Rev Richard Coles is joined by wildlife film maker Simon King.

Fi Glover is joined by Alain De Botton. With poetry from Matt Harvey.

Fi Glover is joined by Sheila Hancock. David Peace recalls the Yorkshire Ripper murders.

Fi Glover is joined by Tobias Jones. With poetry from Lemn Sissay.

Rev Richard Coles is joined by James Palumbo. With poetry from Kate Fox.

Fi Glover is joined by Irish novelist John Boyne. With poetry from Luke Wright.

Rev Richard Coles is joined by Paul Twivy. With poetry from Elvis McGonagall.

Barry Norman talks about cricket. Actor Ernest Borgnine chooses his inheritance tracks.

With Fi Glover. Plus author Marcus du Sautoy and Lindsay Wagner's inheritance Tracks.

Fi Glover is joined by Lucy Worsley, the Chief Curator of Historic Royal Palaces.

Fi Glover is joined by Ed Stourton. With poetry from Susan Richardson.

Fi Glover is joined by author Anthony Horowitz. With poetry from Luke Wright.

Richard Coles is joined by Bangladeshi writer Tahmima Anam. With poetry from Matt Harvey.

Winifred Robinson follows misbehaving children and the work being done to help them.

Fi Glover is joined by journalist and writer Melissa Benn.

Fi Glover is joined by author Jodi Picoult, with poetry from Murray Lachlan Young.

4/4. Does seeking to modify children's behaviour and attitude risk homogenising them?

Fi Glover is joined by performance artist Bobby Baker, with poetry from Kate Fox.

How children conceived through a sperm donor can make contact with their half-siblings.

3/4. Exploring step-parenting and 'blended families'.

Fi Glover is joined by Sir Robert Worcester, founder of MORI London.

2/4. What can parents do to help children with mental health problems?

Fi Glover is joined by basketball player turned presenter turned psychologist John Amaechi

1/4. Does shouting at children inflict damage or is it an inevitable part of busy family life?

Fi Glover is joined by Professor Anthony Hollander. Plus poetry from Susan Richardson.

With Prue Leith. Plus Brad Moss - a practitioner of parkour, or street running.

Presenter Clare Balding is joined by Sandra Howard. The poet is Murray Lachlan Young.

Richard Coles is joined by Sara Stockbridge. Plus poetry from Luke Wright.

Clare Balding is joined by Colonel Bob Stewart, with poetry from Kate Fox.

Richard Coles is joined by design curator Libby Sellers, with poetry from Matt Harvey.

Clare Balding is joined by DJ Bob Harris. With poetry from Elvis McGonagall.

Richard Coles is joined by crime writer Dennis Lehane. With poetry from Susan Richardson.

Clare Balding is joined by former cricketer and writer Ed Smith.