Presented by Mishal Husain and Bill Turnbull.
(Shown yesterday at 10.30pm)
Andrew Marr hosts the political and cultural review show. At 9.00 News; later, Weather.
4/5. At St Mark's Church in north London, Graham Kendrick joins a service of contemporary Christmas worship and sings From Heaven You Came (The Servant King).
Concludes Christmas Day 10am. Director Jonathan Fulford
Series producer David Taviner
John Craven explores the Brecon Beacons, and Adam Henson goes helicopter ranching. Includes weather for the week ahead.
Writer Roy Clarke.
Hyacinth is very busy.
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(The Christmas special is on Friday 30 December, 12.10pm.)
The Greatest Show on Earth
In the six weeks before Christmas more than 100,000 people are drawn to Britain's biggest seasonal spectacular - a farm shed deep in rural East Anglia.
(East)
Can a man's dream of learning to fly come true?
Time to Die. Is the writing on the wall for a graffiti artist's family? First shown on ITV
Omnibus edition.
For cast see pages 124, 140 EastEnders at Christmas weekend: classic episodes from the last 20 years showing today UKTV Gold
14 & 15/15. Omnibus. Will Richard live to see the birth of his child?
The series starts a rerun at 9pm on Thursday 29 December on BBC4. Shown last Thu and Fri Dickens in America, Monday 19 December 7pm BBC2; Dickens Weekend. Christmas Eve and Christmas Day on UKTV Drama
Dawn French makes an appeal on behalf of the Samantha Dickson Research Trust. Rptd Wednesday 1pm BBC2 DONATIONS: call free on [number removed]; cheques to Samantha Dickson Research Trust, [address removed] The Inside Story: page
Hayley Westenra joins Diane Louise Jordan in Lincoln's historic cathedral for a candlelit celebration of Christmas, with readings telling the Nativity story by Lynda Bellingham. A special episode on Christmas Day, 11am. Producer Medwyn Hughes : Editor Hugh Faupel
With Simon McCoy. Regional News
Weather with Peter Gibbs.
A return visit to Coughton Court in Warwickshire yields an Agatha Christie letter and a medal awarded to those who helped RMS Titanic survivors. With Michael Aspel. Producer Michele Burgess ; Series editor Simon Shaw Repeated with sign language at 1.50am on Friday 30 December Antiques Roadshow: the Next Generation is at 6.30pm on Wednesday 28 December
3/3. The God of the Gaps. Professor Robert Winston explores how belief in God has been challenged in the modern world by secular ideas, in particular science. How have people of all religious beliefs over the centuries balanced their faith with knowledge such as Darwin's theory of evolution? Director/Series producer Ros Homan Repeated with sign language at 3.05am on Thursday 22 December
Santa, alias Smiler, needs reviving after a strenuous day - but possibly not with a strong drink - in this Christmas special.
What do you remember about the events of the past year? Anne Robinson and Phillip Schofield test our memories, and remind us of some of the highs and lows. They'll be joined in the studio by teams of newlyweds, cricketers, postal workers, male voice choirs, dinner ladies, and brave celebrities including Britain's Paralympic champion Tanni Grey-Thompson.
(Continues after the news at 10.15pm)
Digital viewers can play along at home by pressing the red button on the handset, or via [web address removed]
With Fiona Bruce.
Weather with John Hammond.
The winner's of tonight's quiz revealed. (S)
7/11. Caesar makes a terrible discovery in Egypt. Shown last Wednesday on BBC2
Horror starring Michael Gough. A young girl, distraught following the death of her parents, is drawn into a group of devil worshippers run by her uncle.
Review page 58.
(1976, 18)
Followed by Weatherview
Signed programmes.
Holby City Ric is drawn into a high-risk operation by Abra. A mystery is solved.
2.50 Bill Oddie's How to Watch Wildlife 5/8. Midges and downpours on Scotland's island of Mull.
3.20 A Wild Cairngorms Winter Will climate change affect
Scotland's mountain range?
3.50 The Best and Worst of Changing Rooms A look at the makeover show's highs and lows.
Travel with Bill Oddie to the island of Mull as he dodges downpours and midges in his search for some truly stunning Scottish wildlife.
