With Paul Burden.
(Timetable on Monday)

With Jeremy Bowen and Sophie Raworth. Timetable on Monday

Celebrity shopping game.
(Repeat)

Topical studio debate.
(Subtitled)

Contestants tackle another set of tasks set by experts, including a money-saving decorating idea

Makeover highlights presented by Caryn Franklin and Oz Clarke. Today featuring teenage fashion.

More handy hints for around the home from the Change That team.

Regional News and Weather

In the last of the series Michael Palin arrives in Cape Town for the final leg of his journey to Antarctica.
(Repeat)

Regional News and Weather

Quiz Show.
(Repeat)

Quiz show testing communication skills.
(Repeat)

Weather
(Subtitled)

Libby is furious with Darren and tells him to go. Toadie and Nick become party animals.
(Repeated at 5.35pm) (Subtitled)

Mason acts for a man who was wrongly convicted of murder and is now being framed for another killing.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)

(Repeat)

Animated antics with the little penguin.
(Repeat)

Animation.
(Repeat)

Animated fun with the crazy animals.

The penultimate part of the comedy. An alien spaceship lands, aiming to capture everything beginning with W. How can Mr Wymi escape?
(For cast and final episode see Thursday at 4.20pm) (Repeat)

Continuing the second series of the Australian comedy.

Pete lands in the sludge from Mr Gribble's waste disposal unit, and nothing will get rid of the smell.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)

First of a six-part documentary series following four young people who want to be famous. Aspiring pop star Justin records his debut single and actress Jade has a big audition. Meanwhile, guitarist Tom plays a gig in London and Sarah attends drama school.
(Repeated tomorrow at 7.50am on BBC2)
(Part two on Thursday at 5.10pm)
(Subtitled)
See Family: page 33

Shown at 1.40pm

Martyn Lewis and Jennie Bond.
Weather David Braine

(For details see Monday)

The show that features ideas for days out and weekends away returns for a six-part series.
Mary Nightingale introduces this week's edition from historic Windsor on the River Thames. Toyah Willcox spends a weekend in the Isles of Scilly, Holly Samos takes a bus ride around North Yorkshire, Mark Porter learns to jet-ski, and Edward and Deirdre Enfield tour Bath on foot.
See Dr Mark Porter: page 30

Pauline finds campaign support from a surprising quarter.

This week's episodes written by Lilie Ferrari and Rob Gittins

Crime prevention programme.

A look at measures being taken by the police and train operators to combat crime on Britain's rail system. The programme follows the British Transport Police as they pursue a policy of zero tolerance on offenders, often with the use of undercover officers and closed-circuit TV cameras. With Martyn Lewis.
(Subtitled)

With Peter Sissons.
Regional News; Weather David Braine

The first of two films continuing British television's longest-running documentary project, which began in when a group of seven-year-olds were asked their views on love, marriage, ambition and class. Among those revisited tonight are London taxi driver Tony, who had ambitions to become a jockey, and Nick, who left the Yorkshire Dales to become an associate professor at the University of Wisconsin.
(Part two is tomorrow at 9.30pm)
See today's choices.
The seven-year search: page 25

First of a two-part murder drama based on real-life events.
Starring Ann-Margret, Peter Coyote

Diane Borchardt is one of the most popular teachers at her school, but at home she is a jealous and abusive wife. When her husband says he wants a divorce, she is determined to prevent him - and his estate - from going to another woman, and persuades an adoring student to help plot his murder.
(Concludes tomorrow at 10.45pm)

Thriller starring Corbin Bernsen Amanda Pays

Wealthy new mother Catherine Elshant appears to be displaying the signs of an extreme form of post-natal depression. But when her baby goes missing, even her husband doubts her sanity. (1994)
+ See Films: pages 42-48
Followed by Weather

The continuous-news station.