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The story of a woman who is attacked, raped and left pregnant but then finds happiness with a man, only for her life to be shattered once more when she discovers the identity of her attacker

Michael Aspel invites members of the public to bring along their antiques for examination. The team travel to St Austell in Cornwall where they encounter some unusual objects, including a sock-making machine and two stuffed eagles. They also find personal memorabilia from a member of the 1932 Olympic swimming team, a gold watch given for a heroic exploit and a lifetime’s collection of greetings cards

Louis Theroux meets ventriloquist Keith Harris and Orville, the lime-green duck in a nappy, as they prepare for the pantomime season. Although they have now fallen out of fashion on TV, the double act had their own prime-time show in the 80s, as well as a Top Ten hit. Keith is determined to find his way out of the showbiz wilderness and back into the big time

Archaeology series. Julian Richards joins a team as they start to dig within the walls of Hampton Court Palace for evidence to support the assistant curator’s theory that the original palace built by Cardinal Wolsey, largely obliterated by Henry VIII, may have Italian Renaissance roots, thus making it one of the most significant buildings in English architectural history

A special edition of the magazine for deaf people in which Raymond Hollywood and a member of the deaf community select memorable clips from the See Hear archives. In this programme: Gloria Pullen

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

DIY show presented by Sarah Matravers, Jake Robinson and Gavin Lowe. A kitchen covered in yellow gloss paint is given a style injection with a breakfast bar, stripped wood and improved lighting

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

Nigel Lythgoe presents a general knowledge quiz show in which five contestants - including the Enemy, a bogus competitor who has been primed with all the answers - compete over four rounds. The genuine contestants must root out the plant if they are to stand a chance of winning the prize money

Bob Monkhouse presents the elimination quiz

Harold tells Cherry exactly what he thinks of her. Drew is reluctant to reveal details of the incident at the club. Susan defends Elly

Drama series set in a busy Midlands surgery. Jude sees a female student who has previously contracted a sexually transmitted disease. Marc attempts to make amends with Helen

Mark gets a phone call from Amanda informing him that her Lamaze class has been taken hostage by a crazed man with a bomb, claiming that one of the women is carrying his baby using his non-donated seed given by his ex-girlfriend.

Max has fun in sunny Tenerife, visiting an aquapark, an eagle park and Loro Parque.

Cartoon antics of toddlers who find high adventure in the adult world around them. Tommy is comforted by Dil when he pretends to be sick in a bid to attract attention

More jolly antics with the silly siblings. Now that they have the duplicate ruby, Paul and Barry recall the original guests back to Gran’s house, and to avoid suspicion, they use the pretence of a magic show

Cartoon series in which 12-year-old Eliza Thornberry and her family travel the world making nature documentaries. When a group of monkeys persuade Eliza to give them all the family’s food, Darwin tries to convince her that she has been conned

Children’s drama series about a boy who wants to become a stand-up comic. Billy has become a local hero, but is far too humble to accept the town’s thanks. Meanwhile, Jamie and Dallas are putting the finishing touches to their Edinburgh trip for the Zippy Cola Comedy Contest finals

Children’s magazine. Liz Barker and Konnie Huq find out where chocolate comes from and how it is processed. Plus ideas for homemade Easter eggs, and a delicious black-eye bean and cocoa soup

Topical news magazine for children

Harold tells Cherry exactly what he thinks of her. Drew is reluctant to reveal details of the incident at the club. Susan defends Elly

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The latest stories in science, medicine and technology from around the world, broadcast live from Television Centre. This edition features a pedal car that speeds up reaction times, a revolutionary exercise bike, and the latest tele-medicine equipment. With Adam Hart-Davies, Kate Humble, Roger Black and Katie Knapman

Following Stephen Fry as he ventures into the Peruvian rainforest on a mission to expose the plight of endangered species the spectacled bear and to establish a sanctuary for these shy, solitary creatures. Featuring the rescue of two malnourished bears held captive in a remote Andean town, and an update on the story of Yogi, a bear featured in a previous programme

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

Drama series about a Scottish mountain rescue service. The team attempt to save two 12-year-old boys in a dramatic river rescue. Jamie finds himself embroiled in family issues - his own and other people’s. And Caroline has a surprise lined up for him

Mr. Swainee finally finds the courage to ask Tania out for a date; Victor decides to take a job as a chauffeur, but, by way of his usual missteps and ineptitude, he manages to decimate his employer’s entire fleet of limousines in record time.

Gary Lineker introduces highlights of tonight’s international friendly between England and Italy from Elland Road. With the World Cup just two months away, Sven-Goran Eriksson will be glad of the chance to take a further look at the hopefuls trying to claim a place in the final squad for Japan and Korea. Expert analysis from Alan Hansen and Peter Reid and commentary by Barry Davies and Trevor Brooking

Taut, chilling drama about a down-at-heel student in New York who is drawn into an ex-Nazi’s bid to realise a fortune stolen from Jewish concentration camp victims. The story is told from the perspective of the bewildered student, who suddenly seems unable to trust anyone - including his brother and the FBI. A memorably unpleasant torture scene involves a dentist’s drill