Presented by Mishal Husain and Simon McCoy.
(Shown yesterday at 10.30pm)
Andrew Marr's weekly round-up of politics and culture. Including 9.00 News; later, Weather.
Dolly Parton talks about how prayer works for her. Plus, Jim Wallis, the American Christian leader campaigning for social change - and what's it like to be a Muslim and gay? With Max Flint and Mary Rhodes.
John Craven and Adam Henson discover how millions are being spent keeping Poole harbour in Dorset ship-shape, and Charlotte Smith asks whether the hunting ban really made a difference.
Plus Weather for the week ahead. Producer Andrew Tomlinson
With Jon Sopel and the team. Including News at 11.55.
At 12.20, local stories, hosted by Tim Donovan (London); Peter Henley (South East) and Etholle George (East).
Omnibus edition.
For cast see page 34
Wales v Scotland
Live coverage from Cardiff's
Millennium Stadium as the Six
Nations champions face visitors still smarting from a 46-22 defeat last year, after trailing 38-3 at half-time in what became their biggest ever defeat to Wales at Murrayfield (kick-off 3.00).
With Jill Douglas ; commentary from Nick Mullins and Jonathan Davies. See yesterday's choice. Television presentation Gareth Mainwaring Editor Ron Chakraborty Commentary on Radio 4 () and Radio 5 Live Sports Extra at 2.45pm; highlights at 7.30pm on UKTV G2
Choice of commentaries, news, results and statistics via the red button, plus a viewer's forum after the game
Unsung Heroes 2/3.
Jonathan Edwards meets the couple whose lives changed after an accident, and an altruistic farmer. There's music from Matt Redman and Jon Christos , and hymns from LSO St Luke's, East London include Crown Him with Many Crowns.
New series 1/10. Nicki Chapman returns with a third run of countdowns of the best holiday experiences. Nice Package. A list of trips helping you make your cash go further includes a beach holiday in Bulgaria, a first-time visit to New York, a walking break along Catalonia's coastline or a safari package to Botswana. Series producer Chris Walley ; Executive producer Owen Gay Beautiful beaches: centre pages; Eastern Europe trips: p60
A survey of stunning edifices in the English regions. GREATER LONDON Maxwell Hutchinson sets out to find the wonders that help define the metropolis.
Producer David Stevenson ; Exec producer Dippy Chaudhary
SOUTH EAST Celebrating seven remarkable buildings, including Brighton Pavilion. With Kaddy Lee-Preston . Executive producer Linda Bell
EAST Well-known gems and some surprising treasures. Producer Clive Dunn ; Series producer Diana Hare
Unscreened finds from recent venues, including a pair of bisgue figures that narrowly escaped a bombing raid, an early recipe book and a painting by one of Queen Victoria's children. With Michael Aspel.
Producer Michele Burgess ; Series editor Simon Shaw Ask the Experts: page 27
With Darren Jordon. Regional News
Weather with Darren Bett. (5)
One of the Royal Navy's most modern aircraft carriers when the Second World War began, HMS Ark Royal was eventually sunk by a German torpedo. Now her wreck has been found in the Mediterranean, and veterans are among the first to see it. With Dan Snow. Ark Royal: the Sailors' Story follows on BBC4 at 9pm. Writer/Producer Mike Rossiter Sleeping giant: page 10
L 4/4.1596: Robert Dudley 's stepson the Earl of Essex becomes the ageing Queen's favourite - but with her heyday largely forgotten, judgement begins to fail her.
Writer Paula Milne ; Producer Paul Rutman ; Director Coky Giedroyc
With Darren Jordon.
Weather with Alex Deakin.
One year on from the introduction of the hunting ban, this one-off documentary gets a close-up look at a traditional fox hunting outing, showing how the blood sport has adapted since the embargo was enforced. Producer Jacob Waite ; Executive producer Paul Woolwich
3/8. PC Maggie Lyle has trouble with football fans. Producer Hugh Dehn ; Executive producer Roger Graef
Goofy comedy western starring Paul Hogan and Cuba Gooding Jr. Lightning Jack, disappointed that his reputation as an outlaw is
- declining, aims to pull off a bank job. Review page 51.
Director Simon Wincer (1994, PG) Followed by Weatherview
Signed programmes.
Christine's Garden 5/6. China trip.
1.55 Baby Be Mine 1/2. Adoption tales.
2.55 Uncharted Territory 1/10. In Brazil.
3.55 Holby City A new nurse arrives. (SD
