With Paul Burden.
(Timetable on Monday) (Stereo)

With Jeremy Bowen and Emma Howard.
Timetable on Monday

Two acclaimed Irish dancers receive a St. Patrick's Day makeover. (Stereo)

Jane Asher celebrates St Patrick's Day with traditional Irish fare.
(Stereo)

Studio discussion with Robert Kilroy-Silk.

Cookery challenge with Kevin Woodford.

Consumer advice.
Including at 11:00 News Regional News and Weather

The team transform a lounge in Twickenham in an Irish style.
(Stereo)

12.00 News
Regional News and Weather

Word panel game.
(Stereo)

Elimination quiz.
(Stereo)

Weather
1.30 Regional News; Weather

Topical weather stories.

Hannah and Claire's trickery catches up with them. Toadie finds himself in debt.
(Repeated at 5.35pm) (Stereo) (Subtitled)

Ironside enlists the help of a nightclub singer to catch a loan shark who is threatening an unlucky gambler. (Repeat)

House steward Ken Windess's day off is interrupted when the fire alarms go off at Longleat House.

Insect animation.
(Stereo)

(Repeat) (Stereo)

Eleventh of a 13-part comedy series.

Les is selected as a special agent.

Animation.

(Stereo) (Subtitled)

Laurie gets her own back on Chris. Matt's worst fears come true.
This week's episodes written by Tanika Gupta
(Episode 16 on Thursday at 5.10pm)

(Shown at 1.45pm) (Stereo)

Martyn Lewis and Moira Stuart
Weather Michael Fish

For details see Monday

Jill Dando seeks winter sun in Tenerife, while Kate Humble is castaway on the island of Lamu, off the coast of Kenya. Mark Evans retreats to a farmhouse on Ibiza, Chris Choi joins a horse trail in the Upper Wye Valley in Wales, and John Holdsworth takes a break for under £100 in the German town of Trier.
(Stereo)

Domestic bliss returns to the Hills. Dot is shaken when Nigel explains the truth about Mark.

This week's episodes written by Tony Basgallop and Lilie Ferrari

This week in the interior design show two old schoolfriends from Eltham, south London, transform each other's sitting rooms. Presented by Carol Smillie, with Andy Kane.
See today's choices.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
See Polly Toynbee: page 10; plus win a fitted bathroom, and a great ticket giveaway: page

Documentary following a family of wolves in the Canadian Arctic over two years, showing the trials faced by the pack in their hostile environment.
See today's choices.
See Family: page 36

With Peter Sissons.
Regional News; Weather Michael Fish

By the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown.

Michael Buerk presents the true story of a three-man Hollywood film crew who found themselves fighting for their lives in the crater of an active Hawaiian volcano.

The group were over the Pu'u O'o vent of the Kilauea volcano, filming an aerial sequence for the thriller Sliver, when their helicopter developed engine trouble, forcing the pilot to crash-land on the floor of the crater - just inches away from a pool of molten lava. For the first time, National Park Rangers had the task of rescuing people trapped inside a live volcano. The programme was originally scheduled for 18 September last year.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)

In 1992 a crew were in Hawaii recording footage of the Kilauea volcano for the film 'Sliver' when technical difficulties forced their helicopter to land in the volcano.

A fly-on-the-wall documentary series following the fortunes of Sunderland Football Club.
With five games left until the end of the season, the prospect of relegation haunts the club. Season ticket sales for the new stadium have ground to a halt, and a surprise home defeat against fellow strugglers Southampton adds to the growing sense of crisis.
(Next week BBC1 will screen the Oscar award ceremony and Premier Passions will return on 24 March)
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Alison Graham, Review: p

Terry Wogan introduces another selection of sporting mishaps. With guests Spike Milligan and impressionist Simon Lipson.
(Repeat) (Stereo)

Highlights of tonight's St Patrick's Day concert by Irish family pop-rock group the Corrs, at the Royal Albert Hall, London.

Followed by Weather

BBC1 joins the news station.