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Michael Aspel introduces previously unseen sequences from a variety of roadshows while taking a tour of the Royal Yacht Britannia, now permanently moored in Leith docks. Unusual finds include a collection of lorgnettes, a monk’s bench and autographs of the Beatles

The interactive holiday show for which viewers suggest places of interest for the team to explore in some of the world’s most vibrant cities. Kate Thornton, Trevor Nelson and Jocelyn Jee Esien check out the sights and sounds of Rio de Janeiro

Consumer magazine hosted by Nicky Campbell, with reporters Kate Sanderson, Paul Heiney and Ashley Blake

A look at Prince Charles’s efforts to improve Camilla Parker Bowles’s public image through a sustained publicity campaign and the constitutional hurdles he will have to overcome if he is to marry a divorcee. Steve Bradshaw reveals the results of a poll which demonstrate clear public opposition to the idea of Camilla as queen, and looks at the dangers that marriage plans could pose for the monarchy

Antiques challenge with the charismatic David Dickinson. Two teams of students from Cambridge University battle it out at the antiques fair at RAF Oakington. Experts Kate Alcock and Philip Serrell assess the teams’ finds

Katy Hill introduces a special edition of the programme which catches up with some of the inventors featured in the last series. Featuring a contact lens cleaning machine, an inventor who is trying to secure a deal with a major supplier for her baby travel crib, and a T-shirt which caught the eye of a millionaire backer

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 Jeremy Guscott report on the triumphs and trials of patients and staff at one of Britain’s busiest hospital complexes, Guy’s and St Thomas’

Horticultural makeovers. Designer Nikki Mager resuscitates a neglected and overgrown garden, completing the transformation with a pond and herb bed

The DIY show in which homes are given a cost-free face-lift. Linda Barker revamps a kitchen, a bedroom and a lounge using leftover materials

In Ardingly in Sussex, David Dickinson and his expert colleagues help two teams of amateur collectors acquire the best bargain antiques possible with just 200 pounds

Bob Monkhouse hosts the game show in which three contestants compete for the star prize, a luxury holiday

Max gets to grips with fatherhood. Nina plucks up the courage to go on a date with Ray. Harold continues to deny his feelings for Rosie

Medical drama series. Ben receives an unexpected visitor from an old girlfriend who thinks she is going blind. And Jude examines DI Trent who is suffering from stress

Murder mystery series about a sleuthing writer. When a tennis star is killed by a bomb planted in his girlfriend’s car, all the evidence points towards the girlfriend and her sister, although the sister has since died in a plane crash.

Series for young children in which the colourful characters Fimbo, Florrie and Baby Pom explore the magical valley around them. Fimbo steps in a blue puddle and leaves some blue footprints. The other Fimbles decide that the footprints belong to the Blue Galoo, and set out to find this mysterious creature

Animated adventures with Woody Woodpecker and friends. In ’The Contender’, Woody is challenged to a wrestling match. In ’Snow Way Out’, Buzz Buzzard teaches some children to ski. And in ’Hospital Hijinx’, Woody pretends to be sick

Children’s animated series in which a young boy and his archaeologist parents are pursued by an evil Egyptian mummy. Arriving in Peru, the O’Connells have to defend themselves against a spirit which protects the Cloud people from intruders

Classic Warner Brothers animation. Bugs and Sam come to blows when Sam tries to con Granny out of her inheritance

Sarah Cawood, Steve Wilson and Fearne Cotton introduce a series focusing on the world of television and film. Featuring a behind-the-scenes tour of Aardman animation studios, a tour of Disney’s new theme park near Paris, and news of the latest DVD and video releases

Jake Humphrey and Holly Willoughby go behind the scenes of the talent search series, talking to the students and tutors, including voice coach Carrie Grant and headmaster Richard Park. Broadcasting live from CBBC’s studio in the back garden of the academy, the show also features exclusive interviews with expelled students, and opportunities for CBBC viewers to have their say

Hard-hitting teenage drama series set in Newcastle. Fraser drops Emma for a new singer. Mukasa, Bradley, Stumpy and Anjali throw message bottles off Millennium Bridge to remember their loved ones

Topical news magazine for children

Max gets to grips with fatherhood. Nina plucks up the courage to go on a date with Ray. Harold continues to deny his feelings for Rosie

The latest national and international news from the BBC

Regional news magazine

Following the fortunes of amateur musicians and performers who are looking for their first big break in the music industry. The three students on probation rehearse frantically with their tutors

Anthony warns Tom about his medical condition. Trevor steals an important set of keys. Sonia and Jamie look to the future. Kat prepares dinner for Anthony’s work colleagues

Domestic sitcom. Janey is appalled when her mother comes to visit at university - especially when she begins to reminisce about her own student days. Meanwhile, Ben’s plans for a relaxing round of golf do not go according to plan, and Nick lands a job as a female impersonator

Interior design challenge presented by Carol Smillie, in which neighbours transform a room in each other’s home. In Hackney, Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen comes up with an unusual look combining ‘sporty urban bachelor with Mr Darcy’, while Anna Ryder Richardson goes for classic kitsch

Nick Ross and Fiona Bruce appeal for help in solving crimes, including the murder of an 84-year-old man days before his golden wedding anniversary. Plus the robbery at Gatwick Airport which was caught on CCTV, the skeleton found in a Lancashire pond, and an update on the London minicab rapist

Updates on cases featured in tonight’s programmes

Topical debate from Glasgow chaired by David Dimbleby. Panellists include Solicitor General Harriet Harman QC MP, Lib Dem foreign affairs spokesman Michael Moore MP, former foreign secretary Sir Malcolm Rifkind, Shadow Minister for Health and Community Care Nicola Sturgeon of the SNP and writer Iain Banks

The true story of Lindy Chamberlain, an Australian woman accused of murdering her baby daughter. The Chamberlains, members of the Seventh-Day Adventist church, were camping at Ayers Rock in 1980 when their baby daughter vanished from the tent. Claiming the child was dragged off by a dingo, the couple were initially absolved. But with a new investigation under way, they find themselves charged with murder