BBC One Northern Ireland: A Week of Must‑Watch TV from 7–13 September

Below is a quick‑look at the most interesting shows across the week, organised by day. Every recommendation is backed by the schedule data, with a touch of opinion to help you decide what to watch.

Monday 7 September – Start Strong

Breakfast – 06:00–09:30 (Mon 7 Sep). A solid news, sport and weather rundown that still feels reliable for a quick morning update.

Morning Live – 09:30–10:45 (Mon 7 Sep). Light‑hearted chat that holds up well for viewers looking for a casual start.

Rip Off Britain: Scams – 10:45–11:30 (Mon 7 Sep). Investigative drama that remains engaging for those keen on real‑world problems.

Homes Under the Hammer – 11:30–12:15 (Mon 7 Sep). A property‑fixer‑upper that still entertains with its quirky twists.

Bargain Hunt French Special – 12:15–13:00 (Mon 7 Sep). Antique‑buying fun that works for families wanting a light adventure.

BBC News at One – 13:00–14:00 (Mon 7 Sep). Straight‑forward national and international news for the informed viewer.

Money for Nothing – 14:00–14:45 (Mon 7 Sep). A quirky makeover show that still delivers a reliable dose of humour.

Escape to the Country – 14:45–15:45 (Mon 7 Sep). A gentle relocation story that one can trust to keep viewers relaxed.

Garden Rescue – 15:45–16:30 (Mon 7 Sep). Garden makeover that provides a calming, reliable visual treat.

The Answer Run – 16:30–17:15 (Mon 7 Sep). Fast‑paced quiz that holds up well for anyone craving a quick challenge.

New: Pointless – 17:15–18:00 (Mon 7 Sep). A clever quiz that remains one of the better options for word‑play lovers.

BBC News – 18:00–18:30 (Mon 7 Sep). Quick recap of the day that still stays reliable.

BBC Newsline – 18:30–19:00 (Mon 7 Sep). Local news that keeps the audience in the loop.

The One Show – 19:00–19:30 (Mon 7 Sep). Conversational stories that hold up well for daytime viewers.

EastEnders – 19:30–20:00 (Mon 7 Sep). The drama that still pulls viewers in with its engaging plot.

9/11: The Saudi Connection – 20:00–21:00 (Mon 7 Sep). Serious documentary that remains reliable for those interested in global affairs.

Vigil – 21:00–22:00 (Mon 7 Sep). Intense exploration of the Arctic that holds up well for thrill‑seekers.

BBC News and Weather – 22:00–22:30 (Mon 7 Sep). Latest weather and news, still reliable.

BBC Newsline – 22:30–22:40 (Mon 7 Sep). Quick local update before bed.

Have I Got News for You – 22:40–23:10 (Mon 7 Sep). Sat‑day panel that still delivers reliable laughs.

Testament of Youth – 23:10–01:15 (Tue 8 Sep). Historical drama that holds up well for viewers who enjoy period pieces.

Tuesday 8 September – Family & Food

Breakfast – 06:00–09:30 (Tue 8 Sep). A dependable start for busy families.

Morning Live – 09:30–10:45 (Tue 8 Sep). Light conversation that remains reliable for morning viewers.

Rip Off Britain – 10:45–11:30 (Tue 8 Sep). Investigates consumer scams, still engaging for watchful audiences.

Homes Under the Hammer – 11:30–12:15 (Tue 8 Sep). Property stories that still entertain.

Bargain Hunt: Furniture Special – 12:15–13:00 (Tue 8 Sep). Furniture buying fun that works for families.

BBC News at One – 13:00–14:00 (Tue 8 Sep). Straight‑forward news that remains reliable.

Money for Nothing – 14:00–14:45 (Tue 8 Sep). Quirky makeover that still gives a reliable laugh.

Escape to the Country – 14:45–15:45 (Tue 8 Sep). A calming relocation story that stays reliable.

Garden Rescue – 15:45–16:30 (Tue 8 Sep). Garden makeover that remains a soothing visual treat.

The Answer Run – 16:30–17:15 (Tue 8 Sep). Fast quiz that holds up well for those who love quick challenges.

New: Pointless – 17:15–18:00 (Tue 8 Sep). Clever quiz that still feels reliable.

BBC News – 18:00–18:30 (Tue 8 Sep). Quick recap that stays dependable.

BBC Newsline – 18:30–19:00 (Tue 8 Sep). Local news that remains reliable.

The One Show – 19:00–19:30 (Tue 8 Sep). Conversational stories that still hold up well.

EastEnders – 19:30–20:00 (Tue 8 Sep). Drama that still pulls viewers in.

New: Dragons’ Den – 20:00–21:00 (Tue 8 Sep). Business pitch show that stays reliable for aspiring entrepreneurs.

Ludwig – 21:00–22:00 (Tue 8 Sep). Mystery drama that holds up well for thriller fans.

BBC News and Weather – 22:00–22:30 (Tue 8 Sep). Latest weather and news that remains dependable.

BBC Newsline – 22:30–22:40 (Tue 8 Sep). Quick local update before bed.

RuPaul’s Drag Race UK – 22:40–23:55 (Tue 8 Sep). Colourful competition that stays reliable for fans of reality drama.

Alan Carr’s Celebrity Picture Slam – 23:55–00:45 (Wed 9 Sep). Celebrity showdown that remains entertaining for a late‑night audience.

Wednesday 9 September – Reality & Drama

Breakfast – 06:00–09:30 (Wed 9 Sep). Solid start for the day.

Morning Live – 09:30–10:45 (Wed 9 Sep). Light chat that stays reliable.

Rip Off Britain – 10:45–11:30 (Wed 9 Sep). Consumer‑scam investigation that remains engaging.

Homes Under the Hammer – 11:30–12:15 (Wed 9 Sep). Property drama that still entertains.

Bargain Hunt – 12:15–13:00 (Wed 9 Sep). Antique buying fun that stays reliable.

BBC News at One – 13:00–14:00 (Wed 9 Sep). Straight‑forward news that remains dependable.

Money for Nothing – 14:00–14:45 (Wed 9 Sep). Quirky makeover that still gives reliable laughs.

Escape to the Country – 14:45–15:45 (Wed 9 Sep). Relocation story that stays reliable for those wanting a peaceful watch.

Garden Rescue – 15:45–16:30 (Wed 9 Sep). Garden makeover that keeps the viewer relaxed.

The Answer Run – 16:30–17:15 (Wed 9 Sep). Fast quiz that holds up well.

New: Pointless – 17:15–18:00 (Wed 9 Sep). Clever quiz that remains reliable.

BBC News – 18:00–18:30 (Wed 9 Sep). Quick recap that stays dependable.

BBC Newsline – 18:30–19:00 (Wed 9 Sep). Local news that remains reliable.

The One Show – 19:00–19:30 (Wed 9 Sep). Conversational stories that still hold up well.

EastEnders – 19:30–20:00 (Wed 9 Sep). Drama that still pulls viewers in.

Celebrity MasterChef – 20:00–21:00 (Wed 9 Sep). Cooking challenge that remains reliable for food lovers.

BBC News and Weather – 21:00–21:30 (Wed 9 Sep). Latest weather and news that stays dependable.

BBC Newsline – 21:30–21:40 (Wed 9 Sep). Quick local update before bed.

The Big Deal with Steph McGovern – 21:40–22:40 (Wed 9 Sep). Art‑dealer competition that remains reliable for those with an eye for aesthetics.

MOTD: UEFA Champions League – 22:40–00:00 (Wed 9 Sep). Football highlights that hold up well for sports fans.

Thursday 10 September – Family & Entertainment

Breakfast – 06:00–09:30 (Thu 10 Sep). A dependable start for the day.

Morning Live – 09:30–10:45 (Thu 10 Sep). Light conversation that stays reliable.

Rip Off Britain – 10:45–11:30 (Thu 10 Sep). Investigative show that remains engaging.

Homes Under the Hammer – 11:30–12:15 (Thu 10 Sep). Property stories that still entertain.

Bargain Hunt – 12:15–13:00 (Thu 10 Sep). Antique buying fun that stays reliable.

BBC News at One – 13:00–14:00 (Thu 10 Sep). Straight‑forward news that remains dependable.

Money for Nothing – 14:00–14:45 (Thu 10 Sep). Quirky makeover that still offers reliable humour.

Escape to the Country – 14:45–15:45 (Thu 10 Sep). Calm relocation story that stays reliable.

Garden Rescue – 15:45–16:30 (Thu 10 Sep). Garden makeover that keeps the viewer relaxed.

The Answer Run – 16:30–17:15 (Thu 10 Sep). Fast quiz that holds up well for quick challenges.

New: Pointless – 17:15–18:00 (Thu 10 Sep). Clever quiz that remains reliable.

BBC News – 18:00–18:30 (Thu 10 Sep). Quick recap that stays dependable.

BBC Newsline – 18:30–19:00 (Thu 10 Sep). Local news that remains reliable.

The One Show – 19:00–19:30 (Thu 10 Sep). Conversational stories that still hold up well.

EastEnders – 19:30–20:00 (Thu 10 Sep). Drama that still pulls viewers in.

New: Dragons’ Den – 20:00–21:00 (Thu 10 Sep). Business pitch show that stays reliable for aspiring entrepreneurs.

Ludwig – 21:00–22:00 (Thu 10 Sep). Mystery drama that holds up well for thriller fans.

BBC News and Weather – 22:00–22:30 (Thu 10 Sep). Latest weather and news that remains dependable.

BBC Newsline – 22:30–22:40 (Thu 10 Sep). Quick local update before bed.

RuPaul’s Drag Race UK – 22:40–23:55 (Thu 10 Sep). Colourful competition that stays reliable for fans of reality drama.

Alan Carr’s Celebrity Picture Slam – 23:55–00:45 (Fri 11 Sep). Celebrity showdown that remains entertaining for a late‑night audience.

Friday 11 September – Late Night & Reality

Breakfast – 06:00–09:30 (Fri 11 Sep). Solid start for the day.

Morning Live – 09:30–10:45 (Fri 11 Sep). Light chat that stays reliable.

Rip Off Britain – 10:45–11:30 (Fri 11 Sep). Consumer‑scam investigation that remains engaging.

Homes Under the Hammer – 11:30–12:15 (Fri 11 Sep). Property drama that still entertains.

Bargain Hunt – 12:15–13:00 (Fri 11 Sep). Antique buying fun that stays reliable.

BBC News at One – 13:00–14:00 (Fri 11 Sep). Straight‑forward news that remains dependable.

Money for Nothing – 14:00–14:45 (Fri 11 Sep). Quirky makeover that still offers reliable humour.

Escape to the Country – 14:45–15:45 (Fri 11 Sep). Calm relocation story that stays reliable.

Garden Rescue – 15:45–16:30 (Fri 11 Sep). Garden makeover that keeps the viewer relaxed.

The Answer Run – 16:30–17:15 (Fri 11 Sep). Fast quiz that holds up well for quick challenges.

New: Pointless – 17:15–18:00 (Fri 11 Sep). Clever quiz that remains reliable.

BBC News – 18:00–18:30 (Fri 11 Sep). Quick recap that stays dependable.

BBC Newsline – 18:30–19:00 (Fri 11 Sep). Local news that remains reliable.

The One Show – 19:00–19:30 (Fri 11 Sep). Conversational stories that still hold up well.

EastEnders – 19:30–20:00 (Fri 11 Sep). Drama that still pulls viewers in.

New: Dragons’ Den – 20:00–21:00 (Fri 11 Sep). Business pitch show that stays reliable for aspiring entrepreneurs.

Ludwig – 21:00–22:00 (Fri 11 Sep). Mystery drama that holds up well for thriller fans.

BBC News and Weather – 22:00–22:30 (Fri 11 Sep). Latest weather and news that remains dependable.

BBC Newsline – 22:30–22:40 (Fri 11 Sep). Quick local update before bed.

RuPaul’s Drag Race UK – 22:40–23:55 (Fri 11 Sep). Colourful competition that stays reliable for fans of reality drama.

Alan Carr’s Celebrity Picture Slam – 23:55–00:45 (Sat 12 Sep). Celebrity showdown that remains entertaining for a late‑night audience.

Saturday 12 September – Sports & Classic

Breakfast – 06:00–09:30 (Sat 12 Sep). Reliable morning news for all.

Morning Live – 09:30–10:45 (Sat 12 Sep). Light chat that stays dependable.

Saturday Kitchen Live – 10:30–12:00 (Sat 12 Sep). Cooking show that remains engaging for food lovers.

Mary at 90: A Lifetime of Cooking – 12:00–12:30 (Sat 12 Sep). Nostalgic cooking that stays reliable.

Bargain Hunt – 12:30–13:15 (Sat 12 Sep). Antique buying fun that remains engaging.

The Football Interview – 13:15–13:30 (Sat 12 Sep). Football talk that still holds up well.

BBC News – 13:30–13:40 (Sat 12 Sep). Quick recap that stays dependable.

Weather – 13:40–13:45 (Sat 12 Sep). Latest forecast that remains reliable.

Wallace & Gromit: A Close Shave – 13:45–14:15 (Sat 12 Sep). Animated comedy that still entertains.

The Gruffalo – 14:15–14:45 (Sat 12 Sep). Animation that remains reliable for children.

The Gruffalo’s Child – 14:45–15:15 (Sat 12 Sep). Animation that still holds up well.

Homes Under the Hammer – 15:15–16:15 (Sat 12 Sep). Property drama that still entertains.

Final Score – 16:15–18:05 (Sat 12 Sep). Football highlights that stay reliable.

BBC News – 18:05–18:15 (Sat 12 Sep). Quick recap that remains dependable.

BBC Newsline – 18:15–18:25 (Sat 12 Sep). Local news that stays reliable.

The View – 18:25–19:05 (Sat 12 Sep). Political discussion that still holds up well.

MOTD: UEFA Champions League – 19:05–20:10 (Sat 12 Sep). Football highlights that remain engaging for sports fans.

Match of the Day – 20:10–21:35 (Sat 12 Sep). Premier League highlights that still hold up well.

Weather for the Week Ahead – 21:35–21:40 (Sat 12 Sep). Forecast that stays reliable.

BBC News – 21:40–22:50 (Sat 12 Sep). Late‑night news that remains dependable.

Sunday Politics – 22:50–23:20 (Sat 12 Sep). Political debate that stays reliable.

Sunday 13 September – Drama & Documentary

Breakfast – 06:00–09:30 (Sun 13 Sep). Morning news that stays dependable.

Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg – 09:30–10:30 (Sun 13 Sep). Political interview that remains reliable.

Great North Run – 10:30–14:30 (Sun 13 Sep). Live coverage that still holds up well.

BBC News – 14:30–14:40 (Sun 13 Sep). Quick recap that stays dependable.

BBC Newsline – 14:40–15:00 (Sun 13 Sep). Local news that remains reliable.

BBC News and Weather – 15:00–15:25 (Sun 13 Sep). Weather update that stays reliable.

BBC Newsline – 15:25–15:30 (Sun 13 Sep). Quick local update before bed.

Match of the Day – 15:30–16:20 (Sun 13 Sep). Premier League highlights that still hold up well.

Just Mercy – 16:20–18:30 (Sun 13 Sep). Legal drama that remains reliable for viewers interested in justice.

Weather for the Week Ahead – 18:30–18:35 (Sun 13 Sep). Forecast that stays reliable.

BBC News – 18:35–23:25 (Sun 13 Sep). Late‑night news that remains dependable.

MOTD: UEFA Champions League – 23:25–00:30 (Mon 14 Sep). Football highlights that still hold up well.

Bottom Line

This week offers a mix of reliable news, engaging reality shows, and compelling dramas. Whether you are a family looking for wholesome content or a teenager craving reality competition, there’s something here that will hold up well. Keep an eye on the highlighted shows and enjoy a week of solid television.