An argument provokes a volcano.
Today's choices are by Top of the Pops Reloaded's Sam and Mark.
The flat hosts a reality TV show.
Louise meets a new foster family.
Vote for your favourite shows.
Double bill.
The dangers of playing on ice.
In the Arctic.
Tips from the experts.
The secrets of the Roman city of Calleva Atrebatum, which lay buried in the Hampshire countryside.
The latest developments from Westminster, presented by Sally Magnusson.
Presented by Adam Shaw and Paddy O'Connell, with viewers' questions on insurance answered by Tony Reed. Submit questions via email: [email address removed]; or via [web address removed].
Live coverage from the Indoor Open competition in Sheffield, where the two-set quarter-finals reach their climax. Title holder Greg Harlow will expect to be in contention, but he faces some tough opposition, including former winners Andy Thomson, David Gourlay and Ian Bond. David Corkill commentates. Also live online at www.bbc.co.uk/sport
Stunt performers Steve Truglia and Nina Armstrong join Tony Tobin and James Tanner.
Caustic quiz.
The general knowledge Goliaths encounter more quizzical competitors.
Claudia Winkleman looks ahead to tomorrow night's Strictly Come Dancing on BBC1, when another couple will be eliminated.
2/10. Will the jaw-dropping $3 billion cost involved in developing Microsoft's new Xbox games console prove cash well spent? The Money Programme investigates.
12/12. August: the culmination of the experiment in 17th-century farming is the wheat harvest, and everyone has to lend a hand. Owen Teale narrates.
3/8. Diarmuid Gavin attempts to bring his rebellious students back into line with strict lessons in design and inspiration from the gardens of Beth Chatto.
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How has the garden at Berryfields fared over the last 12 months? Monty and the team make an assessment. Plus how to plant spring green tulips.
(BBC Gardeners' World Magazine: £2.95, monthly)
(Ask Alan Titchmarsh: page 34)
Where will humans live when environmental changes finally make the Earth uninhabitable?
With Gavin Esler.
Hosted by Kirsty Wark.
Jools is joined by Robbie Williams, KT Tunstall, Maximo Park, Mattafix, Cheikh Lo, Vashti Bunyan.
Highlights from the three quarter-final matches played today at the international Open in Sheffield. Presented by Jill Douglas.
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(Repeats not indicated)
2.00 Waiting Their Turn: Minorities in a Democracy (S)
2.30 Art: a Question of Style (S)
3.00 Classical and Romantic Music: Putting on the Style (S)
3.30 What Is Religion? (S)
4.00 Looking for Hinduism in Calcutta (S)
4.30 From Here to Modernity (S)
5.00 Lie of the Land: Three Revolutions in Mapping (S)
5.30 Ever Wondered? (S)
