With Zienab Badawi.

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6/10. On the death of Winifred O'Donnell, her family knew her only as a mother who had once sung in West End shows. But she was a bigamist who abandoned her first family. Alison, a daughter of the second marriage, pieces together the story of those she left behind.

1/2 Malaria kills millions each year - and is on the rise. The harsh impact of the disease on a rural Kenyan community is revealed as Chief Kombo struggles with a dilemma: should he stop his villagers visiting ineffective herbalists and untrained doctors or let them live in hope of a cure? Part two is at the same time tomorrow

Digital/cable highlights: Malaria: Fever Road 9.00pm BBC4
The first of two documentaries (the second is tomorrow), overseen by award-winning film-maker Roger Graef, on malaria - which kills as many people as Aids-related diseases, but gets only a 20th of the research funding. It follows a village chief in Kenya who's struggling to save his people. (Ruth Margolis)

Michael's plan to split up Gob and Marta falters.

2/6 What does Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper have in common with EastEnders? A wry look at the Renaissance master.

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