With Natasha Kaplinsky and Dermot Murnaghan.
Can Sara pass her driving test in time for her wedding?
Updates from the wards. Followed by News; Weather
A waterside flat and a fairytale cottage in Worcestershire.
Four female musicians compete in Glasgow. Followed by News; Weather
A retired charity worker wants to take to the skies.
Regional News; Weather
Sky's shocked by Dylan's temper. Repeated at 5.35pm
The Doctor's Wife. Julia's life-saving skills are put to the test.
Writer Moya O'Shea
Frontier Dad. Steve's undercover as a stuntman.
A cake catastrophe.
(Revised rpt)
Racing skootz.
Pop fame beckons.
In the second special episode from Japan, the team sample martial arts, Buddhist-style tranquillity and a festival re-enacting a 14th-century imperial boating party.
See Kids' TV Choices: page
This week a young newshound goes behind the scenes at BBC News to learn what makes a great story.
Shown at 1.40pm
With Sophie Raworth and Bill Turnbull.
Followed by Weather with Dan Corbett.
3/6. Which of Doctors star Christopher Timothy , Fame Academy's David Grant , Goodness Gracious
Me's Nina Wadia and Keeping up Appearances actor Clive Swift will make it through to the final?
England v Poland
England's World Cup fate could hang in the balance at Old Trafford in Manchester as they face Poland (kick-off 7.45) in their final Group Six qualifier.
If England defeated Austria last Saturday at this same venue, a similar result tonight will send them directly through to next summer's tournament in Germany. Anything less and Sven-Goran Eriksson 's men may face the unappealing prospect of a play-off.
The home side will be hoping for a repeat of the 2-1 win from the reverse game in Warsaw, with Spurs striker Jermain Defoe marking his first international start with a superbly taken goal. But no game against tonight's opponents can fail to mention the infamous night in 1973 when failure to beat the Poles at Wembley cost England a place in the World Cup finals.
Gary Lineker hosts. Commentary by John Motson and Graham Le Saux. The match is repeated at 1.10am. Editor Paul Armstrong INTERACTIVE: rolling highlights, in-vision scores, audio options, statistics and news available via the red handset button
With Huw Edwards. Regional News
Then Weather with Helen Willetts.
6/7. Saturday. It's Howard and Mel's big moment. Will it be a day they'll never forget for the right reasons?
Writers/Producers Mark Bussell and Justin Sbresni
Director Dan Zeff
Followed by National Lottery Update
Tony muscles in on Deborah's new-found interest in astrology, while Gary grills the pub landlord about his lock-in and bar-tab policies.
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Easy-going comedy starring Goldie Hawn and Chris Sarandon. After accidentally saving the life of an Arab diplomat, a cocktail waitress is drafted into the US's Department of Protocol. Review page 55.
Director Herbert Ross (1984, PG)
Another opportunity to see this evening's England v Poland game. shown at 7.45pm
Followed by Weatherview
Signed programmes.
Horizon 4/9. The controversial work of a doctor who claims he can make people walk again.
3.45 A Year at Kew 8/12; series two. Jim and Laura prepare to take charge of the most controversial art exhibit ever to be shown at Kew.
Documentary on the work of the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew. Technical chief, Jim prepares for a display of controversial glass sculptures.
