Presented by Mishal Husain and Bill Turnbull.
Shown yesterday at 10.30pm
Incisive political and cultural review with Andrew Marr and guests. Including 9.00 News; later, Weather.
2/5. "What are you hoping for?", asks the Rev Sandy Millar in this live Advent service from St Mark 's in Tollington Park, north London. Director Jonathan Fulford ; Series producer David Taviner
Winter survival strategies for
British seaside resorts. Includes weather for the week ahead.
Series producer Andrew Tomlinson ; Exec producer Andrew Thorman
With Jon Sopel. News at 12.00.
At 12.30, local stories with Tim Donovan (London); Peter Henley (South); Paul Siegert (South East); Etholle George (East).
Editor James Stephenson
Worcester City v Huddersfield The Conference North minnows take on the League One high-flyers in this tantalising FA Cup second-round tie (kick-off 1.05).
Following their 4-1 first-round win, the Terriers - who won the Cup once, way back in 1928 - should beat a side that last reached this stage in 1984. But their defeat by Accrington Stanley two years ago should give the underdogs hope. With Ray Stubbs. Mark Bright and Jonathan Pearce commentate. Producer Emma Josling ; Editor Andrew Clement
Digital viewers can access a round-up of FA Cup goals via the red button
Omnibus. Continues 5.25pm, BBC2. For cast see page 40
10 & 11/15. Omnibus. Tulkinghorn breaks his promise to George.
Shown last Thursday and Friday
Cast on Thursday/Friday
Diane Louise Jordan enters CS Lewis's magic world as she meets stars of the film The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. With music from Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford. The Inside Story: page 78
Regional News; Weather
The value of a rare tapestry leaves its owner stunned in Lancaster, Lancashire. With Michael Aspel.
Producer Michele Burgess ; Series editor Simon Shaw BBC Homes S Antiques magazine: new edition out now, E3.30
New series 1/3. Professor Robert Winston explores the fascinating history of mankind's search for the divine. Life, the Universe and Everything. Do prehistoric cave paintings indicate the dawn of spiritual awareness? How is it that some religions allow for multiple deities while others recognise only one? And why did humans begin to believe in a higher being in the first place? Series producer Tim Kirby www.bbc.co.uk/refigion Robert Winston 's quest for God: p28; Book offer: p30
6/6. Letting Go. At long last, the team are ready for lift-off - but is George ready to say goodbye?
Writer Alson Hume ; Producer Philip Leach ; Director James Strong
With Fiona Bruce.
Weather with John Hammond.
What Happened Next? Updating reports from the past year, including an undercover investigation into standards of cleanliness at a Birmingham hospital. Producer Jonathan Brunert ; Editor Mike Robinson Signed repeat on Thursday at 12.25am www.bbc.co.uk/panorama NOTE: as Panorama reacts to news, its subject matter may change
5/11. Mark Antony faces a deadly dilemma.
Shown last Wednesday on BBC2
Celestial Zoo. Spectacular images of flares, comets and sunspots as the solar satellite Soho celebrates its tenth anniversary. Presented by Patrick Moore. Series producer Jane Fletcher Extended at
8.35pm on BBC4 Repeated next Sunday on BBC2 BBC Sky at Night magazine: new edition out now, price C4.25
Patrick Moore celebrates the tenth anniversary of the solar satellite Soho, which has produced spectacular images of flares, comets and sunspots the size of planets. Show more
Quirky comedy starring
Jake Gyllenhaal. A young man born without an immune system is cosseted by his overprotective mother. But when he learns that the love of his life is to be married, he takes drastic action. Review page 56.
Director Blair Hayes (2001, 12)
Followed by Weatherview
Signed programmes.
Holby City Is Diane ready for promotion?
11/12. July.
3.0012/12. Bringing the harvest home.
