A trip into outer space.
Cameron gets a call that changes his life. In the Potty about Books season.
PC Plum is hot on the trail of a thief on the loose.
Mr Mopple can't find his red hat.
Will Gordon agree to become Chief Gnome for the day?
Comedy starring
Margaret Lockwood and Orson Welles.
Two very different men arrive in Glen Eachon to claim what is theirs. Review page 56.
Director Herbert Wilcox (1954, U) (5)
With Adam Shaw.
Prehistoric Munster. Marilyn wants to sculpt a clay bust of Herman. (8W)
Following two families on Orkney. Bernard Hill narrates.
High above the cathedral city of Chichester in West Sussex, top jockeys and socialites gather for a five-day highlight of the racing calendar. Clare Balding and Rishi Persad present four races from the first day of the meeting, with the focus on the F120,000 Betfair Cup at 3.25, won last year by Kerrin McEvoy on Byron. Other starts are at 2.15, 2.50 and 4.00. Director Steve Docherty ; Editor Stephen Cook www.bbc.co.uk/sport
Brian Turner and James Tanner don their aprons. <s)
Quickfire quiz.
Paul Martin uncovers a collection of old radios and police memorabilia as the antiques show visits
Chelmsford, Essex. www.bbc.co.uk/antiques
9/11. BMW's new M5 is assessed by Jeremy Clarkson , while Richard Hammond and James May adopt a Russian-roulette approach to road-testing. And the Renault Megane, Vauxhall Astra VXR and Golf compete for the title of hottest hatchback.
Chris Evans is this week's Star in a Reasonably Priced Car. Shown on Sunday at 8pm
5/6. The no-nonsense amateur agony aunt dishes out advice to squabbling siblings who are finding it impossible to live with one another. She also meets a woman whose out-of-control shopping addiction is driving her mother to distraction, a 40-year-old man who can't find a job and a young boy whose parents refuse to allow him to have a mouse.
Series producer Paul Franklin ; Exec producer David Tibballs FREE HELPLINE: [number removed]7060. Lines open from 7.30am to 12 midnight, seven days per week. All calls are confidential
4/5. Seven months have passed since a devastating earthquake caused the tsunami that claimed the lives of 250,000 people in Asia. The coastal village of Lampuuk in Aceh, Indonesia, was close to the epicentre - only 1 in 7 of the 7,000 inhabitants survived the wave that obliterated the village.
Here we follow residents, including Abu Daud and his wife, student Anita and resourceful 11-year-old
Hendry, who've returned to the village determined to rebuild their lives despite a lack of help and against a backdrop of simmering military conflict in the region. Producer Ruhi Hamid : Exec producer Karen O'Connor
4/6. Illuminating and profound series in which children film the minutiae of their lives over several months.
Separation and Birth. Brothers Asa, 7, and Corey, 10, talk about the difficulties of splitting their lives between staying with their mother and stepdad and their biological father, and record the changes brought about by the arrival of their new baby brother, Dexter.
Nine-year-old Ellie also discusses her parents' separate lives and her fears about one of them remarrying, while 10-year-old Ben reveals his fears about losing out to his stepbrother, who lives with his dad, while Ben stays with his mum and sister.
Series producer Dermot Caulfield ; Exec producer Tracy Jeune
With Eddie Mair.
Britons James Gibson and Katy Sexton defend their world titles in the 50m breaststroke and 200m backstroke respectively in live day-three action from Montreal. Plus Michael Phelps in the 200m freestyle. With Jill Douglas , Sharron Davies and Stephen Parry. Commentary: Andrew Jameson and Adrian Moorhouse. Producer John Graham ; Editor Stephen Lyle
www.bbc.cauk/learningzone
Open University/General Interest Repeats are not indicated
2.00 Homegrown Hollywood 1/3. British short films. Strong language and distressing scenes.
