Presented by Jon Sopel and Natasha Kaplinsky.
Timetable on Monday Then The National Lottery Dally Play
An adolescent cub causes a commotion up in Wolf Wood, while three sea lion pups give their keepers the run-around.
(Revised repeat)
4/5. A couple have a narrow escape when a coach smashes into their Grade-ll listed home, and a mistake in a kitchen has devastating effects. Followed by News; Weather
Will dreams of downsizing to a rural retreat be fulfilled in Staffordshire?
A dated living room is given a lively football theme, and there are creative new looks for a half-finished kitchen and an impractical landing. Followed by News; Weather
Is there treasure to be found among the bric-a-brac at Derby antiques fair? Presented by Tim Wonnacott.
A widower wants to build a garden pond as a memorial to his late wife. Can he raise the necessary funds by selling his domestic clutter?
Weather
Stuart and Sindi find Toadie. News of Izzy and Karl spreads fast.
Repeated at 5.35pm (AD)
A retired couple from the West Country took to raise funds for home improvements by spring-cleaning their loft.
The Missing Body Mystery. 2/2 Though disgraced, the Catholic sleuth refuses to believe the official story of a murder.
Regional News
Ends 3.45.
Balamory The nursery children are organising a daffodil tea party.
Writer Peter Hynes
Ends 5.35.
Dennis the Menace Gnasher and the bully boy are keen to help out some alien visitors.
4.10 Astro Boy Skunk uses Jumbo the giant robot to stage a daring prison breakout.
4.35 Scooby and Scrappy Show The gang's favourite comic-book hero. the Scarab, comes to life - but as a dastardly villain.
5.00 Short Change The last in the current run of consumer shows, with Angellica Bell , Ortis and Rhodri Owen. The series returns next year.
Rptd tomorrow 7.30am BBC2 CONTACT: [number removed] (calls lOp per min max); email short.change@bbc.co.uk
5.25 Newsround
Shown at 1.40pm (AD)
With George Alagiah and Sian Williams. Including a weather summary. www.bbc.co.uk/news
Details on Monday 93 7
Followed by Weather with Darren Bett.
Newseries 1/6. It's the first day of term at the Sylvia Young Theatre School in London, and 11-year-old Perry can't concentrate on school work - tonight he's performing in the musical Les Misérables. Denise Van Outen narrates the first in a documentary series following students over a year. Series producer Mandi Startup: Executive producer Tessa Finch
A revelation from Chrissie leaves Kate shell-shocked.
Writer Julie Wassmer Cast on Friday Rptd at 10pm on BBC3 (AD)
New series 1/6. Ian Francis may be a decorating tutor, but he's still managed to wreck his new home in Stockport, Greater Manchester. His family are fed up with his "improvements" - can Nick Knowles's team of tradesmen repair the damage? Also in this first in series ten, Brigid Calderhead introduces three new families in need of help. Series producer Moniza Uddin : Executive producer Jane Lomas
CONTACT DETAILS: need the team's help? Write to: DIY SOS, [address removed] or visit the website: [web address removed]
An epic run of nature documentaries charting the behaviour of large groups of animals and their predators.
1/6. Millions of tiny sardines migrating along the coast of Africa are on a collision course with hungry dolphins, sharks, seals and gannets - is there any way of escaping the feeding frenzy? Narrated by Sean Pertwee.
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A sardine shoal heads up the African coast, a tasty proposition for dolphins, sharks and seals, as revealed in Massive Nature
NATURE
Massive Nature
8.30pm BBC1
Some nature programmes have an effect similar to science fiction. They show a reality that is recognisable and yet disturbingly alien to us, with creatures working by motives we can barely fathom. This is one of them, a look at one of nature's hidden spectacles: the huge shoal of sardines that migrates up the African coast - and the predators who hunt them.
Even with sublime photography, it's hard to convey the scale of the thing: 100 million fish moving in a group as one vast organism. Pods of dolphins seek them out, then use teamwork and tricks to confuse the fish and isolate a "baitball" of a mere 20,000, which then becomes a moving feast. Sharks, seals and gannets, normally deadly enemies, join in the killing spree.
It's an amazing sight, with sharks and dolphins plunging through curtains of tiny fish as gannets spear the water from above. It's hard to know what to make of it, other than to thank God you weren't born a sardine. David Butcher Sardine city: page 3
An undercover investigative documentary from the makers of The Secret Policeman, last year's damning exposure of racism in the Greater Manchester Police. Details were tightly under wraps at the time of going to press, but if this past investigation is anything to go by, this should be a headline-grabbing expose of shocking criminal behaviour. Producer Karen Wightman : Executive producer Simon Ford
With Huw Edwards.
10.25 Regional News
Followed by Weather with Darren Bett.
A snapshot of a typical weekend in Cardiff, where binge-drinkers spend more than twice the UK average on alcohol. Producer Andy Wells ; Executive producer Nick Curwin
The past week's political events reviewed by Andrew Neil , plus comment from Michael Portillo and Diane Abbott.
Producer Natasha Shallice ; Editor Jamie Donald
Followed by Holiday Weather
BBC1 joins forces with BBC News 24 for live coverage of, and reaction to, the outcome of two by-elections which took place today in the Midlands - Birmingham Hodgehill and Leicester South. In these two constituencies, which are tipped as winnable territory for the Liberal Democrats, Labour will hope for a night free of embarrassment after the paltry vote count they registered at June's local elections and the controversy surrounding allegations of postal vote fraud. Presented by Carole Walker. More at 4.30am.
Signed programmes. Ends 4.30.
Panorama Can Condoms Kill? Investigatingthe Vatican's claim that condoms fail to protect users against HIV.
3.50 A Masterpiece of My Own Can two art lovers trade up from Lto a magnum opus in one month? First shown on B8C2
