Presented by Bill Turnbull and Sian Williams.

Tim Sebastian analyses more major news stories.

Anderson looks at extraterrestrial conspiracy theories.
(First shown on BBC Choice)

Baker Paul Hollywood shows how to make perfect dough with minimum effort on the live and interactive cooking show.
From the archives, Delia Smith prepares Moroccan chicken and venison steaks with cranberry Cumberland sauce, while the Two Fat Ladies rustle up an afternoon tea with rich chocolate slices and fruit tartlets.
Presented by Gregg Wallace.

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Ross Burden and James Martin produce dishes using only the contents of viewers' cupboards.

A look at some of the arts projects made possible with funding from the Jack Ashley
Millennium Awards, including a fashion showcase developed from a trip to Australia. Hosted by Julian Peedle-Calloo . With sign language and in-vision subtitles. Rptd on Thursday at 2.40am on BBC1
www.bbc.co.uk/seehear Followed by Witness The death of Mahatma Gandhi.

Eminem's 8 Mile is reviewed in the first of the new series.
Shown Monday on BBC1

The first of today's Watching the Detectives triple bill.

Held hostage by armed convicts, Ironside is key to a daringly clever scheme to escape.
(R) (S)

The Case of the Jealous Jokester Lawyer Bill McKenzie investigates when acerbic sitcom controller
Josie Joplin is murdered and his niece is framed for the crime.

It's All In the Game. An attractive woman gets uncomfortably close to Columbo when he suspects her complicity in a killing. Guest starring
Faye Dunaway.

Live coverage from Hopton-on-Seain Norfolk of the singles semi-finals. Eventual champion Tony Allcock knocked out winner Paul Foster 9-3, 6-6 to book his place in the final at this stage last year. Presented by Mary Rhodes and Chris Hollins.
Editor Gerard Lane

Paul Martin visits Truro in Cornwall with Philip Serrell and Kate Alcock to pick the best antiques brought for valuation. Series producer Hannah Corneck ; Executive producer Mark Hill www.bbc.co.uk/antiques/flogit

Tony Livesey, editor of the Daily Sport, casts an eye over press treatment of this week's major news stories.

The first of two films on the stories behind famous artworks. Le Déjeuner sur J'Herbe. Painted in 1863 by Edouard Manet , this radical work broke every rule in the book as it irrevocably changed the way nudes were painted. Then, as now, audiences were bemused by the bizarre depiction, fraught with curious detail and quotations from other paintings, prompting many to call it the first piece of art about art. An inspiration to many, Picasso created 180 versions of it. Producer Judith Winnan ; Executive producer Jeremy Bugler
Repeated with sign language on Tuesday at 3.50am on BBC1 BBC BOOK: The Private Life of a Masterpiece by Monica Bohm-Duchen is available in hardback from retailersorwww.bbcshop.com, price £24.99

In September 1991, high on a mountainside in the Alps, two hikers discovered the 5,300-year-old mummified body of a Stone Age man. Oetzi, as he was named, soon sparked a scientific probe: why was he lying face down in the ice, and how had he died? This update of a film originally shown in the Horizon series reveals new research which suggests that Oetzi may have been murdered, shot in the back by an arrow. Producers Sue Leroyd and Nathan Williams (Revised repeat) The new series of Horizon continues on Thursday at 9pm

The second of Steven Spielberg 's ten-part drama that marries alien mythology with the lives of three fictional US families. Jacob and Jesse. Russell's son suffers alien torments.
Sally's boy is targeted for a different sort of abduction.
Repeated on Friday at 10.25pm Part three follows at 10.30pm on BBC Choice www.bbc.co.uk/taken

First in a new comedy showcase, with razor-sharp wit from a regular cast that includes Al Murray as the pub landlord, Craig Hill , the Rev Obadiah Steppenwolfe the Third, and Men in Coats. Hosted by Irish comedian Dara O'Briain , who tonight is joined by guests Omid Djalili and Supergrass. Director Dominic MacDonald ; Executive producer Gary Chippington

Another chance to see this one-off dramatised documentary set in the near future, focusing on a fictional large-scale bioterrorist attack in which the weapon is one of humankind's most infectious diseases: smallpox. Narration by Brian Cox.
Written by Simon Chinn and Daniel Percival
Director Daniel Percival ; Producer Simon Chinn

Satire starring Judy Davis and Peter Weller . Los Angeles literary agent Peter Witner quits his job without consulting wife Katherine, a near-bankrupt graphic designer. As their yuppy lifestyle crumbles, they decide to risk all by opening a fashion boutique. Review page 44.
Director Michael Tolkin (1994, 18)

Repeats are not indicated. www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone
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