With John Nicolson and Sophie Raworth.
(Timetable on Monday) (S from 7am)

Another studio debate hosted by Robert Kilroy-Silk.
(S)

Followed by News
(S) and Weather

News from St Mary's Maternity hospital in Manchester.
(S)

Followed by News (S) and Weather

A lounge is decorated to reflect the owner's Dutch heritage. (R)

Jake Robinson and Gavin Lowe help a young family who need a playroom by day and a dining room by night.
(S)

Followed by News
(S) and Weather

Daily elimination quiz, hosted by Bob Monkhouse.
(S)

Liza Tarbuck learns whether John and Lynne Maclean's new life in Majorca is living up to their expectations.
(S)

Weather (S)

Weather (S)

Tad decides to study law, while Harold comes home with blood on his face and hands.
(Repeated at 5.35pm) (S)

Billy gets a shock when he reads Julie's letter. A new neighbour appears, while Shifty goes on a date. (R) (S)

Live coverage of the first quarter-final match in this year's Masters competition, from Wembley Conference Centre. Introduced by Dougie Donnelly.
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Judy wishes for some elves to help her with her cleaning chores.
(S) (W)

The animated adventures of a group of miniature dragons.
(S)

Les has to deliver a giant cake to a competition.
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Ralph is dreading Grandma's visit.
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Dotty fears that Stevie, the bad-tempered donkey, will disrupt the open day at the sanctuary.
(S)

Consumer show for children with Ortis, Kirsten O'Brien, Rhodri Owen and Estelle Bingham.
Cagoules are put to the test, plus the results of a survey asking children what they really think of school dinners.
(Repeated tomorrow at 7.50am on BBC2)
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Spencer is driven to desperate measures in his search for food. Matt and Colin seem to be suffering from "foot in mouth" disease.
(For cast see Tuesday) (S)

Shown at 1.45pm (S)

With Fiona Bruce.
Including a weather summary.
(S)

(For details see Monday)
(S)

Followed by Weather with David Braine.
(S)

The weekly consumer-affairs magazine, with reporters Beaky Evetts, Adrian Goldberg and Matt Allwright.
(S) (W)

Ricky intervenes when Dan plans a lock-in at the Queen Vic.
(For cast see Monday and Tuesday, for credits see Monday)
(S) (W)
Website: [address removed]

Tash and Kirstie discover the secret behind a girl's mystery illness, and Kath comes to the aid of the hospital chaplain who is struggling with a loss of faith.
See Choice.
(S) (W)

With George Alagiah.
Regional News
Weather with David Braine.
(S)

New comedy series about an incompetent bank manager. Peter has problems with his feelings of insecurity about his job.
(Repeated next Tuesday) (S) (W)

Jim Broadbent's Questionnaire: page 13

Comedy series about a reluctant vet written by Simon Nye.

Kirsten's attempts to liven up the surgery by playing music from the eighties proves unpopular.

(Repeated next Monday) (S) (W)

Sitcom about a reluctant vet. Kirsten attempts to liven up the surgery by playing 1980s hits. Nick falls for an attractive woman and ends up looking after her pedigree Pekinese.

Jack Dee continues his look at the Just for Laughs comedy festival in Canada. He talks to comedians, including Eddie Izzard and Vic Reeves, about whether comedy travels.
(S)

David Dimbleby chairs a topical debate from Birmingham. Panellists include Conservative MP Angela Browning, Liberal Democrat MP Nick Harvey, Education and Employment Secretary David Blunkett, and independent candidate for London Mayor Malcolm McLaren.
(S)
Website: [web address removed]

Dougie Donnelly introduces the day's quarter-final action from Wembley.

Followed by Skiing Forecast

Recent programmes, shown again with sign language and in-vision subtitles.
Ends 2.40am.

Panorama
(Shown Monday at 10pm) (W)

(Shown yesterday at 7.30pm) (W)

(Shown on Saturday at 10.40am on BBC2)

Ends 6.00am.