Lives in a Landscape

Alan Dein meets farmer Steve Graham as he sells his herd of 1000 dairy cows - the largest UK sale this year. Having woke... Read more

Ms Pope runs a tight ship in her class of 27 at Bowling Park Primary School: she has little option given her pupils come... Read more

In the first ever Lives in a Landscape, the Ancient and Honourable Society of Ratters leave London clubland behind and h... Read more

5. Readers' Lives. Every six weeks a group of women in affluent Putney by the Thames in south-west London meets to discu... Read more

Millie is about to reach the astonishing age of 104; at 94, Lily is a mere youngster, while 95-year-old Hetty is still a... Read more

Alan Dein follows the fast-moving story of a squatter who takes over a pub in Luton - he says for the benefit of the loc... Read more

In a 1930s art deco building on an industrial site in Edinburgh's Craigmillar estate, a group of evangelical travellers ... Read more

Alan Dein goes in search of stories from Britain today.1. Gone Astray. Maureen's black and white cat Rosie has gone miss... Read more

Alan Dein meets Arthur Lowe, a 75-year-old life model and former financial adviser, from Shipston-On-Stour who poses for... Read more

Alan Dein visits an old mariners' home on the banks of the River Mersey. Mariners' Park in Wallasey is home to over 150 ... Read more

Jade has a dream - to run the best beauty parlour in the business.Just off Oxford Street, shopping mecca of London's Wes... Read more

Wrestling, which used to draw millions of viewers to the box on Saturday afternoons in the 1970's, is still going strong... Read more

The Longest Commute in BritainGeoff picks up a copy of "Horse and Hound" for his wife and strides toward Euston Station;... Read more

In the start of the new series of Lives in a Landscape Alan Dein discovers that instead of prescribing tablets local GPs... Read more

St Peter's church, a 13th century jewel, is empty. Inside, the workings of the clock tick ominously, moving the hands to... Read more

In 1602 Sir Richard Carew saw fishermen catching oysters with 'a thick strong net fastened to three spills of iron, and ... Read more

Bradford Council regularly monitors horse numbers on its Holme Wood estate, with workers and police carrying out late ni... Read more

In the last few years, 'adoption activity days' have gathered momentum in the UK, where children waiting to be adopted m... Read more

Alan Dein tackles the picturesque but crowded stretch of the River Cam that winds in and out of Cambridge. Here, house-b... Read more

In February 2014, the worst storms in a generation hit the south Devon coast. Among those affected were the owners of fi... Read more