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Louis Theroux steps into the arena of former WBO middleweight champion Chris Eubank, a man famed for his idiosyncratic dress sense as much as for his boxing record. Accompanying Chris as he cruises Brighton in his seven-ton truck, is nominated for ‘Rear of the Year’ and appears on ‘They Think It’s All Over’, Louis tries to discover the man behind the carefully crafted persona

Michael Aspel invites members of the public to bring along their antiques for examination. The team travel to the northernmost point of Great Britain to visit Shetland. Among the objects that turn up are a valuable enamelled 18th century glass, a painting of a local man by the celebrated railway artist Terence Cuneo, a rare 18th century Chinese ’Ho’ pot and a Scottish pearl set in a gold ring

Magazine programme for deaf people, presented from Wolverhampton by Lara Crooks. A family reveal their concerns surrounding the MMR vaccine. Plus a focus on two young entrepreneurs in the media, and a signed song

Clara Ratcliffe introduces a programme reflecting national and international events in the deaf world

A live debate in which two teams made up of leading figures from the worlds of business and politics attempt to convince a studio audience of the arguments for and against joining the euro

With news at 6.00, 7.00, 8.00; business news at 6.15, 6.45, 7.50; regional news and travel at 6.27, 6.55, 7.28, 7.55, 8.28, 8.55; sport at 6.35, 7.35, 8.35; weather at 6.25, 6.53, 7.15, 7.53, 8.15, 8.55

Robert Kilroy-Silk discusses a topical issue with a studio audience

Live documentary series in which Matthew Kelly, Kate Humble and Akhtar Khan report on the triumphs and trials of patients and staff at one of Britain’s busiest hospital complexes, Guy’s and St Thomas’s

Anna Walker presents the DIY series. Jake Robinson and Gavin Lowe convert a room to accommodate a working and dining area

Antiques dealer David Dickinson gives two teams of amateur collectors an hour at a Shepton Mallet antiques fair in which to acquire the best bargains possible with 200 pounds

Bob Monkhouse presents the elimination quiz

Bob Holness referees a duel of words and wit between Alan Coren and Sandi Toksvig. Guests are Hazel Irvine, Eddie Mair, Clara Salaman and Billy Murray

Michelle defies Joe. Matt decides to move out. Steph takes a shine to the new assistant manager of Lassiters

Drama series set in a busy Midlands surgery. Jude helps an old man come to terms with the death of his wife. Ben tries to persuade Faith to come back to work. Helen is suspicious of the flirtatious friendship that has sprung up between Marc and Kate

A dinner party which Mark and Amanda attend turns into a living nightmare when the hidden dead body of the hostess’s boyfriend disappears, the power goes out, guests are attacked and roads that lead from the house are impassable due to bad weather.

Playtime with the puppet people. Bella makes a magical telescope which transports the Tweenies to a magical blue forest, where they all lose each other!

Cartoon antics of toddlers who find high adventure in the adult world around them. The Rugrats decide to become scouts after watching a home video

More jolly antics with the silly siblings. Paul hatches a plan to smoke out the original robber and thereby find the ruby. And Dan the Van asks the brothers to sell an antique for him

Children’s animation about a globetrotting family. Debbie suspects that Eliza has a special gift and threatens to tell their parents

Children’s drama series about a boy who wants to become a stand-up comic. Jamie and Dallas fall out when Dallas tries out for a prestigious science school in Ballybunion. Billy takes up pop songwriting, much to the family’s disgust

Children’s magazine with Konnie Huq, Simon Baker and Liz Barker. This edition comes from Brussels, where the team look into the history of comic-strip heroes Tintin and the Smurfs. Plus a way of turning plastic bags into Easter chickens, and making musical instruments from household objects

Topical news magazine for children

Michelle defies Joe. Matt decides to move out. Steph takes a shine to the new assistant manager of Lassiters

The latest national and international news from the BBC

Regional news magazine

The latest stories in science, medicine and technology from around the world, broadcast live from Television Centre. This edition features a pop-up toilet, a scan which can detect signs of heart disease, and the device that can turn a window or tabletop into a loudspeaker

Drama series revolving around the lives of those who work for Scotland’s Mountain Rescue Service. Mike puts himself in a dangerous situation while attempting to rescue a trapped potholer. Jamie, Douglas and Annie are called to a rescue involving badly injured climbers. Jamie’s mother, Jane, accepts a six-month consultancy post at the hospital. And Caroline joins the team as a probationer, much to Ben’s annoyance

Michael Aspel presents an unsuspecting individual with their life story and some faces and voices from their past

Eamonn Holmes presents the game show in which nine contestants play for a chance to take part in Saturday’s National Lottery Jet Set. He will also be catching up with the current winner on location and starting the Midweek National Lottery Draw with Lottery Extra

Series of one-off mystery dramas. A nightclub singer urges her lover to murder her unpleasant but rich husband. A series of clues leads the police to conclude the lover’s guilt, but it later transpires that there is a twist in the tale - and it seems that the singer may have bitten off more than she can chew

The series that celebrates popular culture recalls the 1980s, a period of excess, glitz and glamour. American super-soaps such as ‘Dallas’ and ‘Dynasty’ had the nation glued to their television screens, while movies such as ‘Wall Street’ acknowledged the era’s obsession with material gain. With contributions from Larry Hagman, Stephanie Beacham, Ken Kercheval, Martin Sheen and Philip Michael Thomas

Two ex-soldiers explore the remote valleys and dense jungles of Irian Jaya in Indonesia. As well as encountering ancient tribes that still practise cannibalism, they set out on a gruelling climb to scale a 15,000ft mountain