With Anna Jones.
(Timetable on Monday)

With John Nicolson and Sophie Raworth.
Timetable on Monday

Weekday studio debate.

Live weekday chat show.

Regional News and Weather

The bedroom of an animal-loving boy from Worcestershire is transformed into a shrine to his four-legged friends.

The culinary challenge show, presented by Kevin Woodford.

Regional News and Weather

The word panel game.

A look at why certain breeds of dog are prone to bad behaviour. Plus a day out on the streets with the dog wardens.

Weather
(Subtitled)

Lou has another health scare, while Lance tries to make amends with Amy.
(Repeated at 5.35pm)

Ironside questions the widow of a police officer and the man who is accused of his murder.
(Repeat)

The antiques panel game.

Topical weather stories.
(Subtitled)

Dave and the children make their own steam train.
(Repeat)

Animated series about fantastical domains.
(Repeat)

Comedy adventures. Les gets a bad case of falling-down disease.

Cartoon capers.
(Repeat) (Subtitled)

(Subtitled)

Fifth in a six-part drama about two sisters who are forced into hiding with their family. Lily and Don are worried by the girls' disappearance.
(The final episode is on Thursday at 5.10pm)
(Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)

Then Rewind 1904: a New American
Mathilda O'Neill tells the story of Reba Shamlowitz, a Russian from Kiev who emigrated to the USA with her family.
(Repeated tomorrow on BBC2)
(The next Rewind can be seen on Thursday)

(Shown at 1.40pm)

With Martyn Lewis, Moira Stuart.
Weather Bill Giles

(For details see Monday) (Subtitled)

Jill Dando takes a walking holiday through the Piemonte mountains in the Italian Alps to the south of France, while David Dickinson stays at the newest luxury five-star hotel on the east coast of Mauritius. Alison Comyn visits the mainland resort of Halkidiki in the north of Greece, and Sankha Guha explores the Irish fishing village of Cobh.

See the holiday supplement: p 65

Lilly comes up trumps, and Ricky puts pressure on Bianca to go to the police. Steve and Melanie may need to watch their backs.
This week's episodes written by Len Collin and Jo O'Keefe

Second in a nine-part medical drama spin-off from the series Casualty.

Surgeon Nick Jordan is put to the test, while Nurse Jasmine Hopkins has to use all of her diplomatic skills.
See today's choices.
(Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)

Choices Holby City 8.00pm BBC1
Where this differs from sister drama Casualty is that we get to see patients for more than one episode. Consequently we have an update on last week's heart transplant patient (who is doing very nicely, thank you). And there are some newcomers such as the teenage girl in a coma, and an elderly amputee who likes to smoke cannabis on the hospital roof.
We get to know a little more about the staff, too, many of whom are surprisingly human: the perennially cocky registrar Nick Jordan (Michael French) displays signs of nervousness when he has to attempt a heart operation for the first time; junior doctor Victoria Merrick (Lisa Faulkner) upsets a patient with her lack of bedside manner; and nurse Julie Fitzjohn (Nicola Stephenson) finds it hard to accept her friend's promotion. They also have a new, tough, ward sister to deal with.

The first in a new six-part series of short programmes following the progress of Lia Saville and Dominique Moore, two 12-year-olds seeking fame and fortune at a west London stage school, the Sylvia Young Academy.
(Paddington Green is at 9.30pm) (Subtitled)

With Peter Sissons.
Regional News
Weather Bill Giles
(Subtitled)

In tonight's episode of the docu-soap set in Paddington Green in west London, prostitute Jackie McAuliffe must have an Aids test, car-park owner Dave Chambers thinks up a new money-making scheme, and bus conductor Danny Green has to explain himself to his manager after an unexpected day off.

Romantic comedy starring Steve Martin, Goldle Hawn

Jilted architect Newton Davis's single fling with devil-may-care waitress Gwen has chaotic consequences when she sweet talks her way into his hometown, his house and his parents' hearts by saying she is his wife.
(1992, PG)
See Films: pages 48-52 ***

Thriller starring Treat Williams

Alan Palliko viciously murders his lover's husband to collect the insurance money. Feeling confident, Palliko then looks for someone else to kill for the money - preferably his own wife.
(1992, 15)
See Films: pages 48-52 ***

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