Callum gets a chance to enter the crypt and face the Silent Knight.
Scot's book holds the next clue. John Roberts is unmasked.
Party time at the Prince's Palace.
Josie's gone missing.
Double bill.
8.30-10.00am digital viewers can watch Make It Magical, which includes an animated book of children's winter pictures, plus makes, recipes, songs and a competition.
Martial arts adventure starring Victor Wong. An arms dealer abducts kid brothers Rocky, Colt and Tum Tum, but reckons without their ninja skills. Review page 66. Director Jon Turteltaub (1992, PG)
Followed by The Witness
Action-packed adventure, the first in a double bill of Cary Grant films. Three British soldiers and their courageous water-carrier uncover a sinister plot to resurrect the feared thuggee cult of India. Review page 66. Director George Stevens (1939, U)
(BW)
Howard Hawks's screwball comedy, starring Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn.
Professor David Huxley's quiet life is disrupted by society girl Susan Vance and her pet leopard.
Review page 66. (1938, U) (BW)
(Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn star in The Philadelphia Story, Boxing Day 2.35pm)
How Asian immigrants were received in Britain, and how they adapted to life here.
Partners Val and Jill aim to go green in Wales, but can they keep Jill's teenagers happy too? (5)
Weather reporter Carol Kirkwood and bookie Rupert Adams team up with chefs James Martin and Gino D'Acampo.
Elimination quiz.
A visit to historic Tredegar House diverts Paul Martin as he awaits the expert assessments and auction house action in Newport, South Wales.
8/8. Tempers fray as curtains are torn down and sewer pipes put to use as two south London families attempt to build machines to time a football match and to automatically squeeze orange juice.
Series producer Mike McDowall ; Executive Hamish Barbour
Silly, but It's Fun. The Good's self-sufficient Christmas is expanded to include the Leadbetters, whose store-bought yuletide has failed to materialise. Writers John Esmonde and Bob Larbey
Producer John Howard Davies
8/8. In this series retrospective, Charlie Luxton pays tribute to the homeowners who took on the mammoth task of returning period homes to their original splendour. And there's an experts' guide to restoration - from choosing paint to making a planning application. Directors/Producers Kate Schofield , Martin Morrison RT DIRECT: book E17.50 (incl p&p). Call [number removed]042 quoting RT (calls 8p per min from landlines); visit www.rtdirect.sparkledirect.com
3/3. The Politician. It's election year in Moscow, and a battle for control of the city is unfolding. Yuri Luzhkov , the current mayor - and last elected opposition to Russian president Vladimir Putin - is locked in litigation with property owners over some of Moscow's most treasured buildings. It doesn't help Luzkhov that his wife's billion-dollar fortune comes from a construction empire specialising in municipal contracts, and Putin's man claims a conflict of interest. Ian Holm narrates.
Director/Producer Patrick Forbes
Men were right all along - it's much better to do all your shopping on Christmas Eve rather than in June. Adrian Edmondson presents a humorous look at last-minute shopping that uses scientific proof to show why it's not only possible but also preferable. Plus cautionary tales from lingerie sales assistants.
Presented by Kirsty Wark.
Stan of Arabia 1/2. Stan throws a disastrous party for his boss and is relocated to Saudi Arabia. Concludes tomorrow at 11.50pm. See Sun 18 's choice.
To Love and Die in Dixie. When Chris identifies a convenience store robber, the Griffins are placed under witness protection. See Sunday 18
December's choice. First shown on Sky one
5/6. Basketball
Michael and a select group of staff challenge the warehouse workers to a game of basketball. More tomorrow, 12.40am. First shown on BBC3
