Simon McCoy and Susanna Reid host. NewsWatch at 7A5.

Chefs Reza Mahammad and Manju Malhi join Antony Worrall Thompson for a hot and spicy Indian food fest. Last in series. Producer Michael Connock ; Executive producers Elaine Bancroft. Barry Lynch
www.bbc.co.uk/saturdaykitchen To vote for dishes, ring 0901 (max cost lOp), press the red button on your handset or log on to the website

6/10 The finest summer soup and best fresh-tuna dish.

5/5. The conflict between Karen and Tom reaches a dramatic conclusion. With in-vision subtitles
Writer David Horbury Rptd Tue at 1.15am on BBC1 www.bbc.co.uk/seehear

Cate Blanchett , Richard Gere , Jennifer Lopez and Susan Sarandon on their new movies.
Shown last Monday on BBCl

Contenders for next month's Cheltenham Festival run their final preparatory races. Lingfield starts are at 1.10 and 1.40, with the feature race, the Grade One Chase at 2.10. Haydock Park's centrepiece is the Gold Cup
Steeplechase at 2.25, plus starts at 1.25 and 155. With Clare Balding.
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Archie uncovers a slain man's love nest.

Could the detective's brother have overheard a murder?

Action from the first semi-final of the Masters.
BBCi: blanket coverage via the red button

Capt Mainwaring dons the guise of a secret agent.
Writers David Croft and Jimmy Perry

Polly Graham of the News of the World takes a wry, insightful look at last week's headlines and stories.
Director Vernon Antcliff ; Producer Ged Clarke

Leicester plays host to the antiques-to-auction show, where presenter Paul Martin is joined by experts Adam Partridge and Catherine Southon. Series producer Peter Smith ; Executive producer Tom Ware
www.bbc.co.uk/antiques

The Royal Ballet features in this superb revival of Frederick Ashton 's 1960 comic masterpiece about life and love in the English countryside, starring
Marianela Nunez and Carlos Acosta and staged at the Royal Opera House in London's Covent Garden. It's a multi-faceted piece that has something for everyone - dancing chickens, clog and maypole dances, and a pantomime dame. Headstrong and self-serving by nature, her attempt to marry off her daughter to the imbecilic son of an affluent farmer looks to be thwarted by impassioned love. Anthony Twiner conducts the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House.
Director Ross MacGibbon : Producer Andy King-Dabbs Power pointe: page 10

Live coverage of the second semi-final at the Masters tournament from the Wembley Conference Centre. At this juncture last year, in an all-England battle of the baize, eventual runner-up Ronnie O'Sullivan snatched the final three frames to overcome crowd-favourite counterpart Jimmy White 6-4.
Commentary comes from Clive Everton,
Dennis Taylor , Willie Thorne and John Virgo. Introduced by Ray Stubbs , with Steve Davis and John Parrott.
www.bbc.co.uk/snooker BBCi: digital viewers can access blanket coverage via the red button

Grim but compelling drama from Ken Loach, starring non-professional actor Martin Compston.
Greenock, Scotland: teenager Liam wants nothing more than to buy a caravan for his drug-using mother when she is released from prison.
Paradoxically, though, it is through drug dealing that Liam hopes to finance his idea, which leads to a run-in with Inral gangsters. Review page 53.
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7/11. Ricky Wilson from Kaiser Chiefs, children's presenter Ortis Deley and R&B artist Keisha White join regulars Bill Bailey , and Phill Jupitus. Mark Lamarr pops the questions. Shown last Sunday Phill Jupitus on Ray Charles: page 40

Semi-final highlights.

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Open University/General Interest
Repeats not indicated
2:00: Seeing through Maths: Wood, Brass and Baboon Bones: A brief history of mathematical models.
2:30: Open Advice - Study to Succeed: How to become a better student.
3:00: Therapies on Trial: Homeopathy is put to the test.
3:30: Imagining the Pacific
4:00: The Next Big Thing: a Theory of Everything
4:30: Cell City: Inter-city
5:00: Lab Detectives
5:30: Landscape Mysteries: Britain before the ice