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| 00:00 | Deadly Pursuit (1988) A big-city FBI agent heads into the rugged terrain of America's Pacific North West on the trail of a killer. When the criminal heads into the hills, the street-smart cop is forced to team up with a mountain guide to catch his target. Thriller, starring Sidney Poitier, Tom Berenger, Kirstie Alley and Clancy Brown |
| 00:10 | Man on the Moon (1999) Biopic of absurdist comedian and reluctant sitcom star Andy Kaufman, who left audiences equally entertained and baffled with an assortment of surreal pranks, staged wrestling matches with female opponents and his obnoxious lounge singer alter ego Tony Clifton. Starring Jim Carrey, Danny DeVito, Paul Giamatti and Courtney Love |
| 00:25 | Weatherview |
| 00:30 | Who Do You Think You Are? Richard Madeley traces his Canadian heritage, travelling to remote Nova Scotia where his ancestors were some of the first settlers in the region. He discovers links with early American pioneers, including an ancestor who struck a blow for women's rights in Massachusetts 300 years before they were given the vote, and Ezekiel Woodward, who was involved in one of the bloodiest ever massacres of Native Americans |
| 01:30 | Filthy Cities Dan Snow embarks on a grime-filled journey through the histories of three of the world's leading modern cities. He begins with London, using CGI footage and re-enactments to experience life in the capital in the 14th century. He spends a night as a medieval muck-raker, and tries on a pair of wooden platform shoes designed to elevate the wearer above the filth that covered the streets |
| 01:45 | Weatherview |
| 01:50 | The Manor Reborn Penelope Keith learns about Georgian menus and Paul Martin travels to China to check the making of a spectacular piece of wallpaper. Elsewhere, tempers become frayed over the royal bed, and the opening of the Victorian kitchen garden is threatened by the unexpected invasion of an endangered species |
| 02:05 | Weatherview |
| 02:10 | See Hear Clive Mason finds out what impact internet fraud has had on the deaf and hard of hearing community, and meets victims who have lost thousands of pounds. The programme also explains how to spot an online con and avoid being tricked. With voiceover |
| 02:30 | Celebrity Antiques Road Trip Toyah Willcox and Tony Blackburn join antique experts Charlie Ross and Charles Hanson as they travel from York to Stansted, Essex, looking for profitable items to sell at auction. Narrated by Tim Wonnacott |
| 02:40 | Country Tracks Joe Crowley explores the southern tip of Cornwall, beginning his journey in the hidden beach caves of Padstow, which provided inspiration for a local painter. Farther along the coast in Pendeen, he learns how a Cornish hero brought prosperity to the area by supercharging the steam engine, tests the healing powers of standing stones near Madron, and ends his trip by sailing around Falmouth harbour |
| 02:50 | Nature's Miracle Babies Zoologist Martin Hughes-Games explores captive breeding programmes, the only hope for some species. In the frozen forests on the Russian/Korean border, he hears about the plight of the Amur leopard, of which there are only 30-35 surviving in the wild. Zoos around the world are trying to breed the big cat in a bid to one day return it to its home territory. He also visits an elephant orphanage in Nairobi, and discovers the fate of a rare Barbary lion - now extinct in the wild - whose first breath could also have been its last at Belfast Zoo |
| 03:30 | Asia Business Report |
| 03:35 | Filthy Cities Dan Snow heads for 18th-century Paris to discover how the insanitary living conditions endured by its poorest residents helped bring about the French Revolution. He visits a perfumer to re-create some of the city's unsavoury smells, and finds out what happened to the thousands of bodies that overflowed from cemeteries during the Terror of 1793. He also tries his hand at tanning leather the traditional way - using dog faeces and urine |
| 03:45 | Sport Today News and results from around the world |
| 03:50 | Hairy Bikers' Best of British Si King and Dave Myers prepare a selection of extravagant British gourmet dishes, using high-quality ingredients including lobster, truffles, prime cuts of meat and expensive chocolate. The duo also explore the stories behind the recipes |
| 04:00 | Newsday |
| 04:30 | HARDtalk Stephen Sackur talks to people making the headlines |
| 04:35 | Panorama In-depth current affairs reports covering the stories behind the headlines |
| 04:35 | HARDtalk Stephen Sackur talks to people making the headlines |
| 05:00 | BBC News |
| 05:30 | World Business Report The latest business news, with informed analysis |
| 05:45 | BBC News |
| 06:00 | Breakfast Round-up of national and international news, plus the latest from the money markets |
| 09:15 | Wanted Down Under Nicki Chapman gives David Andrews and Rob Boraston the chance to experience life in Wellington, New Zealand, before they decide whether to make the move permanent. Last in the series |
| 10:00 | Homes Under the Hammer Lucy Alexander and Martin Roberts explore a house in Derby, a chapel in Chelmsford, Essex, and a flat in London, talking to the buyers about their plans for the buildings |
| 10:58 | BBC News; Weather |
| 11:00 | Saints and Scroungers Fraud investigators discover a woman who has received £62,000 in benefits has a penchant for buying expensive cars, leading them to grow suspicious about her claims. Dominic Littlewood discovers how a charity is helping a man to care for his wife after she suffered a major epileptic seizure. Last in the series |
| 11:45 | Britain's Empty Homes Joe Crowley meets Luke Richardson and Sophie Swale who are looking at buying a property in East Yorkshire, and offers them advice about how to perform their first renovation. Plus, news of a Sheffield landmark that is undergoing to £100million revamp. Last in the series |
| 12:13 | BBC News; Weather |
| 12:15 | Bargain Hunt Mark Stacey and Catherine Southon offer advice to the red and blue teams at an antiques and collectibles fair in Newark, Nottinghamshire. Presenter Tim Wonnacott also visits Stoneleigh Abbey in Warwickshire |
| 13:00 | BBC News; Weather |
| 13:30 | Regional News and Weather |
| 13:45 | Doctors Part two of two. Rob is unsure whether to trust Kevin's instincts that something is wrong as Paul's plans fall apart and Connie's life is put at risk. Elsewhere, Heston and Marina give Mrs Tembe and Akono a shock at the cinema. Medical drama, starring Chris Walker, Simon Rivers and Tom Beard |
| 14:15 | Escape to the Country Jonnie Irwin hunts for properties in Norfolk on a budget of £500,000 for a businesswoman who wants to live closer to her family. He also takes time out to learn about a steam-traction engine |
| 15:00 | BBC News; Weather; Regional News |
| 15:05 | The Big Performance In Manchester, choirmaster Gareth Malone splits the singers into male and female groups, hoping the rivalry will help them overcome their nerves |
| 15:35 | Wingin' It Carl is embarrassed by his mother when she helps out at a school event - so he asks Porter to cast a spell that will enable him to disown her for a week. However, when his wish is granted, he ends up in an alternative reality where everything is upside down. Children's comedy, starring Dylan Everett and Demetrius Joyette. Last in the series |
| 16:00 | All Over the Place Ed Petrie and the team explore a secret bunker in Cheshire, transform a teddy bear into stone at Mother Shipton's Cave in Yorkshire, and go fishing in Devon |
| 16:30 | Blue Peter Radio DJ Sara Cox and Barney Harwood take a behind-the-scenes look at Edinburgh Zoo's giant pandas, finding out how the creatures are settling in. They also explore the new Routemaster London bus |
| 17:00 | Newsround Current affairs reports aimed at a younger audience |
| 17:15 | Pointless Quiz show in which five pairs of contestants have to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions posed to 100 people before the show. At the end of each round, the team with the most points is eliminated until the final two pairs battle for a cash prize. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman |
| 18:00 | BBC News |
| 18:30 | BBC London News |
| 19:00 | The One Show Chris Evans, Alex Jones and a team of roving reporters present topical stories from around the UK |
| 20:00 | EastEnders Jane worries about the effect her departure will have on her family and friends - and begins to have second thoughts about leaving Walford. However, Tanya still refuses to make amends with her. Fat Boy gets a job at the Emporium, but struggles to contain his jealousy as he notices the chemistry between Tyler and Whitney |
| 20:30 | Room 101 MasterChef judge Gregg Wallace, sports presenter Gabby Logan and comedienne Sarah Millican join Frank Skinner for the comedy panel show, competing to banish their pet hates - which include people at cashpoints, barbecues, shop assistants, buffets and anti-social cats - to the infamous room |
| 21:00 | Hustle The con artists move in on the crooked CEO of an online hotel and restaurant guide, and develop an inheritance scam to convince their victim she has been left a valuable estate. But they fail to realise they themselves are being targeted by dodgy cop DI Fisk, who has blackmailed pickpocket Kat - Sean's ex-girlfriend - to infiltrate the gang |
| 22:00 | BBC News |
| 22:25 | Regional News and Weather |
| 22:35 | The Graham Norton Show The host is joined by Hollywood star Liam Neeson, who is currently starring in Alaskan adventure The Grey. Former Star Trek actor Patrick Stewart also drops in for a chat, along with QI panellist Alan Davies. Plus, singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran performs his new single Drunk |
| 23:20 | The National Lottery Friday Night Draws Kate Edmondson presents the Thunderball, EuroMillions and Millionaire Raffle draws |
| 23:30 | Starship Troopers (1997) Courageous military recruits hurl themselves into a desperate war against alien insects set on destroying mankind. They blast off for the creatures' home planet in a last-ditch attempt to save the human race from annihilation - little realising the carnage that awaits them. Sci-fi adventure from director Paul Verhoeven, starring Casper Van Dien, Denise Richards and Dina Meyer |
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| 00:00 | Pan Am Kate faces the consequences of her actions during the London mission, and is forced to take a lie detector test to save herself from ruin. Meanwhile, the Village Voice prints Maggie's article criticising her senator boyfriend, a familiar face threatens to cause trouble for Colette, and Ted remains romantically interested in his old schoolfriend - much to Laura's dismay. Starring Christina Ricci and Kelli Garner |
| 00:05 | Rubicon Will starts his new job and is introduced to the other section heads as he tries to unravel the clues left by his predecessor David. Meanwhile, Katherine Rhumor discovers more about her late husband Tom. Thriller, starring James Badge Dale |
| 00:35 | HARDtalk Stephen Sackur talks to people making the headlines |
| 00:40 | HARDtalk Stephen Sackur talks to people making the headlines |
| 00:50 | HARDtalk Stephen Sackur talks to people making the headlines |
| 01:00 | Newsday |
| 01:30 | Asia Business Report |
| 01:45 | Sport Today News and results from around the world |
| 02:00 | Newsday |
| 02:30 | Asia Business Report |
| 02:45 | Sport Today News and results from around the world |
| 03:00 | Newsday |
| 03:30 | Asia Business Report |
| 03:45 | Sport Today News and results from around the world |
| 04:00 | Acting Around Words Theatre companies Frantic Assembly and Cardboard Citizens help to demonstrate how actors and directors transform pieces using gesture, movement and improvisation |
| 04:00 | Primary Schools: Primary i-D&T - Puppets and Food, Toys and Games Examples of classroom activities put to practical use, including baking bread, designing puppets and a board game, and making sandwiches. (ages 5-11) |
| 04:00 | Primary Schools: Primary Class Clips Drawing techniques, including the use of perspective and tips on sketching (ages 5-11) |
| 04:15 | Primary Class Clips The diversity of African art, how it influenced Matisse and Picasso, and the meaning of tribal masks. Plus, Rolf Harris demonstrates rock art. (ages 5-11) |
| 04:30 | Music, Mud and Making Money Radio 1 DJ Greg James explores businesses involved in music festivals to explain five concepts - entrepreneurship, sole trading, franchises, companies and profit and loss. Designed for GCSE business studies students |
| 04:30 | Primary i-D&T: Making Things Move, Building Shelters Examples of classroom activities put to practical use, including human-powered pedal cars and the Mars Rover remote-controlled vehicle. (ages 5-11) |
| 04:30 | Primary Class Clips How to make Picasso-style sculptures from junk. Antony Gormley also explains his work Another Place, and Andy Goldsworthy gives an insight into one of his creations. (ages 5-11) |
| 04:45 | Primary Class Clips The techniques used in photography, including how to take landscape pictures and create an animation. (ages 5-11) |
| 05:00 | How to Write Authors share the secrets of their writing at Broughton Castle in Oxfordshire. Contributors include Michael Morpurgo, who wrote War Horse, Philip Pullmam, writer of the His Dark Materials trilogy, poets Caroline Bird and Kate Clanchy, and novelists Rebecca Abrams and Charles Cummins |
| 05:00 | I Want to Design Michelle Ackerley and Becci Sharkey offer design tips to children who want to express their creativity |
| 05:00 | Primary Class Clips How to capture holiday moments by sketching landmarks (ages 5-11) |
| 05:10 | Primary Class Clips Exploring styles of painting including abstract aerial art and still life, and Rolf Harris demonstrates how to paint in the style of Lowry. (ages 5-11) |
| 05:30 | Making Media Six films explaining the techniques behind making a short film, music video, film trailer and website, including editing, web design, shooting styles and interview techniques |
| 05:30 | Creative Arts Five short clips supporting Key Stage 2 Music and Art, including self-portraits by an abstract artist, a caricaturist and a sculptor, as well as guides to beatboxing and thinking like a photographer. The composer of Shaun the Sheep discusses creating music for the series, and there is also a short drama showing how painters and film-makers tell stories using pictures rather than words. (ages 5-11) |
| 05:30 | Primary Class Clips Mark Speight paints in Monet's garden, and Rolf Harris reproduces a still life in Cezanne's studio. (ages 5-11) |
| 05:40 | Primary Class Clips Tips on designing from the BBC archive, including how to create a carnival costume and a puppet. (ages 5-11) |
| 05:55 | Primary English |
| 06:00 | Little Robots Tiny invents a new form of transport, inspiring the others to come up with their own wheeled creations - but everyone keeps driving into Spotty |
| 06:10 | Zigby The lively zebra invites his friends to a sleep-over, but things do not go according to plan |
| 06:25 | Finley the Fire Engine DJ is accused of stealing Captain Parker's trophy |
| 06:35 | Octonauts Captain Barnacles and the team try to find an injured dwarf lanternshark |
| 06:45 | Dipdap The Line draws a spade so Dipdap can do some digging |
| 06:50 | Everything's Rosie Saffie wants to invite the Little Acorns to a sleepover, but struggles to find someone who can ask Oakley |
| 07:00 | Roar A lioness is seriously wounded at the reserve, and the team goes undercover to take photographs of the most dangerous animals in the park |
| 07:30 | League of Super Evil LOSE decides to beat the winter cold by going on holiday to the hottest place in the world - the centre of the Earth, but the villains can only stay if they become resort staff |
| 07:40 | Eliot Kid Isabelle hires a coach to prepare for the forthcoming elections, but she turns out to be a ghost |
| 07:55 | Newsround Current affairs reports aimed at a younger audience |
| 08:00 | Remote Control Star TV presenter Saira Khan is put to the test by a team of pranksters. Presented by JK and Joel |
| 08:25 | LazyTown Robbie disguises himself as an expert in manners and teaches the children to misbehave - until Sportacus arrives on the scene |
| 08:50 | Lulu Zipadoo The tortoise and friends explore why their pumpkins have not grown |
| 09:05 | Tinga Tinga Tales Animals rush around to get ready for a parade, while Caterpillar is happy to sit in a tree and munch on leaves |
| 09:20 | The Large Family A power cut deprives the elephants of watching TV, but they end up having more fun |
| 09:35 | Guess with Jess Mimi loses the handle to her music box, so the friends try to cheer her up |
| 09:45 | Bob's Mini Projects The team plants trees along the side of a road, but Scoop works so fast he makes mistakes |
| 09:50 | Louie Sophie pretends to be a princess and Louie draws her a beautiful peacock |
| 09:55 | Same Smile Nisha Anil and her three cuddly pandas travel to Inverness to explore a new theme |
| 10:10 | Chuggington: Badge Quest Koko leads Brewster and Wilson in delivery of the morning paper, and soon learns the best way to delegate is to recognise each chugger's individual strengths |
| 10:15 | 64 Zoo Lane Melanie the Moose goes frolicking with the elks |
| 10:30 | Wibbly Pig Wibbly and Big Pig paint their faces to look like tigers, before meeting a real one |
| 10:40 | Waybuloo Nok Tok loves the sound of Yojojo's shakers, but one of them flies into the air and disappears when he shakes them too hard |
| 11:00 | In the Night Garden The Pontipines learn to count to five, the Tombliboos use their bricks to build a tower, and everyone joins in the dance at the gazebo |
| 11:30 | BBC World News The latest international world news |
| 12:00 | Daily Politics Parliamentary proceedings interspersed with discussions, interviews and filmed reports from around the country, presented by Andrew Neil |
| 13:00 | Live Bowls The World Indoor Championships. Rishi Persad presents coverage of the second and third quarter-finals of the World Singles, staged at the Potters Leisure Resort in Hopton-on-Sea, Norfolk. Greg Harlow, Alex Marshall, Mark Royal and Paul Foster all made it through from this stage last year, beating Brett Arkley, Robert Weale, Darren Burnett and Andy Thomson respectively. With commentary by David Corkill, John Price, Andy Thompson and Greg Harlow |
| 15:00 | Helicopter Heroes The team sends for assistance to rescue a walker injured 1,500 feet up a mountain. A car crash in the Yorkshire Dales leaves a drug user fighting for survival, and Helimed 99 battles through snow to reach a stricken patient. Rav Wilding presents |
| 15:45 | Flog It! James Lewis and David Fletcher value antiques at Preston in Lancashire, including a piece by Clarice Cliff and a clock, while presenter Paul Martin receives a cooking lesson and learns more about the county's food heritage |
| 16:30 | Perfection Nick Knowles hosts the general knowledge quiz in which contestants can win £1,000, but only by achieving absolute perfection. If they fail in their bid, the money rolls over to create a bigger jackpot in the following game |
| 17:15 | Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is In the week's final, John Cameron and Philip Serrell hunt for collectibles at four different events in a showdown challenge, each hoping to make the bigger profit at auction from the items they have selected and raise money for their chosen charities |
| 18:00 | Eggheads Quiz, hosted by Jeremy Vine, in which the winners of famous game shows work as a team to tackle a new set of challengers hoping to win a cash prize |
| 18:30 | Great British Railway Journeys Michael Portillo ends his journey across northern England by setting sail from Heysham, Lancashire, to visit the Isle of Man, where he learns about the horse-drawn trams of Douglas, reveals the 19th-century secrets of the Laxey Waterwheel and explores the Victorian history of the Snaefell mountain railway |
| 19:00 | Great Barrier Reef Monty Halls reveals how the Great Barrier Reef is vitally linked to the rest of the planet in many ways. Creatures travel thousands of miles to visit, from tiger sharks, great whales and seabirds, to the largest green-turtle gathering on Earth and rarely seen alien-like creatures, such as the tentacled nautilus. The reef is also affected by weather systems travelling from across the Pacific, including cyclones that bring destruction and chaos to the coral and the creatures that live on it. Last in the series |
| 20:00 | Mastermind John Humphrys welcomes four more contestants to the black chair in the specialist and general knowledge quiz, asking questions on the History of New York, the Life and Work of Augustus Pugin, Wimbledon Singles Competitions Since 1990 and the Women's Institute |
| 20:30 | On Hannibal's Trail Sam, Ben and Danny Wood continue on the trail of Hannibal Barca as they cycle north along the east coast of Spain, calling at Barcelona's Camp Nou stadium to watch a football match, and visiting the ancient Greek ruins of Ampurias. They also enjoy a Carthaginian banquet prepared by chef Adam Melonas on the beaches of the Costa Brava, before heading across the Pyrenees into southern France. Previously shown on BBC4 |
| 21:00 | Cash in China's Attic: A Culture Show Special Andrew Graham-Dixon travels to Hong Kong, where he explores the reasons behind China's booming antiques trade, and reveals how the country's rich are spending their wealth on relics from their imperial history. He also offers an insight into what makes a piece of pottery worth millions of pounds |
| 22:00 | QI Stephen Fry hosts the quiz with a difference, joined by comics Jack Dee, Chris Addison, Rich Hall and regular panellist Alan Davies. He asks questions on the subject of illumination, and awards points for the most interesting answers |
| 22:30 | Newsnight Analysis of the day's events, presented by Gavin Esler |
| 23:00 | The Review Show Kirsty Wark discusses the Royal Academy of Arts' David Hockney exhibition with guests including actors David Morrissey and Maureen Lipman. The also review George Clooney's latest film The Descendants |
| 23:45 | Weather |
| 23:50 | The Notorious Bettie Page (2005) Biographical drama about the life of 1950s pin-up model Bettie Page. After a troubled childhood, she is first propelled into the public eye when she poses for an amateur photographer. The pictures come to the attention of famed brother-and-sister publishers the Klaws, who persuade her to take part in racier bondage photoshoots - which create scandal and provoke the wrath of a conservative senator. With Gretchen Mol, David Strathairn and Lili Taylor |
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| 00:05 | Cops with Cameras Officers in south Wales conduct raids as part of an operation to reduce burglary, drug-related crime and car theft in the Neath area, while in Woolwich the community support team receives a briefing before heading out on a job. Two officers in Lewisham apprehend a suspect in a street robbery case, but cannot make an arrest until the weapon is found - or the victim comes forward |
| 00:30 | The Zone Shopping and interactive gaming |
| 01:00 | The Zone Shopping and interactive gaming |
| 03:00 | The Jeremy Kyle Show The host invites his guests to air their differences over family and relationship issues, and provides them with his own brand of no-nonsense advice |
| 03:05 | Crossing Jordan William Ivers continues to investigate the morgue staff and their behaviour, and Woody falls foul of a rogue cop during his inquiries into the death of a teenage boy. Jordan and Lily take a road trip to recover a body - which mysteriously vanishes |
| 03:50 | ITV Nightscreen Text-based information service |
| 03:55 | ITV Nightscreen Text-based information service |
| 04:35 | The Jeremy Kyle Show The host invites his guests to air their differences over family and relationship issues, and provides them with his own brand of no-nonsense advice |
| 05:30 | ITV Morning News |
| 06:00 | Daybreak Wildlife adventurer Nigel Marven talks about his two new programmes on Eden, where he explores little-known provinces of China, Hainan and Yunnan, and discovers rarely seen animals. Actress Laila Rouass discusses The TV Book Club on More4 and her current storylines in Holby City. Presented by Dan Lobb and Kate Garraway |
| 08:30 | Lorraine Former EastEnders actor Martin Kemp (Steve Owen) chats to Nadia Sawalha about his feature film Stalker coming out on DVD, in which he made his debut as a director. Plus, entertainment and fashion news, as well as showbiz stories, cooking and celebrity gossip |
| 09:25 | The Jeremy Kyle Show The host invites his guests to air their differences over family and relationship issues, and provides them with his own brand of no-nonsense advice |
| 10:30 | This Morning Diversity's Ashley Banjo talks to Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford about his new Sky1 series Secret Street Crew, which begins on Sunday. Plus, the pick of the papers, viewers' comments in the Hub and more recipes in the kitchen. Including at 11.25 News, Weather and Regional Weather |
| 12:30 | Loose Women Comedienne and playwright Meera Syal joins Andrea McLean, Lisa Maxwell, Carol McGiffin and Sherrie Hewson for more topical studio debate from a female perspective |
| 13:30 | ITV News and Weather |
| 13:55 | London News and Weather |
| 14:00 | Dickinson's Real Deal David Dickinson is joined by a team of antiques dealers at Cheltenham Racecourse to offer locals the chance to put their items up for auction or accept a cash sum. One expert is keen to purchase a Royal Doulton vase before it can go to auction |
| 15:00 | The Alan Titchmarsh Show Hustle's Robert Glenister and Kelly Adams discuss the eighth and final series of the show, which is currently showing on BBC1. There is also a performance by the Overtones |
| 15:59 | London Weather |
| 16:00 | The Hungry Sailors Dick and James Strawbridge drop anchor in Yarmouth on the Isle of Wight, where they pick cherries, watch a hive of bees at work and invent an ingenious way of making meat more tender. They also uncover the truth about British veal and compete to see which of them can make the best sweets, before preparing a dinner on board the Amelie Rose |
| 17:00 | The Chase Bradley Walsh presents as four contestants pit their wits against ruthless quiz genius the Chaser in the hope of winning a potential prize pot worth thousands of pounds. They must work as a team and play strategically to answer general knowledge questions against the clock and race down the game board to the exit without being caught |
| 18:00 | London Tonight |
| 18:30 | ITV News and Weather |
| 19:00 | Emmerdale Sean goes hunting for food in the woods, but is almost shot by Sam, who tells Declan what happened and offers to resign. Nikhil informs Gennie he is going to live with Jai and Charity, but soon realises his timing was off and asks if he can move back in with her. Diane is shocked when Andy admits he slept with Debbie |
| 19:30 | Coronation Street Peter lies to Leanne and arranges to spend a night in Chester with Carla, but Frank's private investigator finds out and is instructed to follow them. Ken refuses to forgive Tracy and orders her out of the house, while Eileen's friends show their disapproval when they discover she and Paul are seeing each other. Kylie makes an effort to overhaul Max's diet, and Sylvia's friend Milton (Robert Vaughn) arrives just as the music contest gets under way |
| 20:00 | Safari Vet School A mother and baby giraffe have to be moved to another game reserve after first being caught, presenting another challenge for the students as they continue their learning curve in South Africa's Eastern Cape, under the mentoring of chief vet Will Fowlds. Steve Leonard presents |
| 20:30 | Coronation Street Frank's private investigator reveals her findings, while Stella is immediately suspicious when she discovers Peter and Carla are away for the night. Deirdre gets caught in the middle as Tracy and Ken continue to argue, and Norris is unnerved when Sylvia introduces Milton to the audience at the music contest. Elsewhere, Paul apologises to Eileen for not giving her enough support |
| 21:00 | Law & Order: UK The murder of a caretaker has been so carefully planned and executed that the police are left without a single piece of evidence. Adding to the mystery is the fact that the crime is laid out in detail in a manual purchased three weeks earlier in the victim's name. Brooks and Casey eventually track down the killer, who confesses, but the trial is put in jeopardy by a canny defence lawyer. Guest starring Toby Stephens |
| 22:00 | ITV News at Ten and Weather |
| 22:30 | London News and Weather |
| 22:35 | Jaws 2 (1978) The seaside resort of Amity is terrorised once again by a man-eating great white shark. While police chief Brody struggles to alert the townsfolk to the magnitude of the danger, a group of teenagers - including Brody's two sons - is adrift at sea in waters hunted by the shark. Thriller sequel, starring Roy Scheider, Lorraine Gary and Murray Hamilton |
