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James Martin presents the live cooking show. He is joined by chefs Theo Randall and Jon Rotheram. There are also great moments from Rick Stein, Ken Hom and Ching-He Huang. Wine expert, Susy Atkins is on hand to choose the wines to match the dishes cooked in the studio. Comedian Hugh Dennis faces his food heaven or food hell.

Michel Roux Jnr and drinks expert Kate Goodman are joined by cook and food writer Rachel Khoo as they create the perfect luxury dish with which to impress friends. Restaurateur Oliver Peyton tries a new food experience that leaves him cold, and food blogger and supper club entrepreneur Kerstin Rodgers shares her secrets for a successful dinner party

Dan Walker and guests preview the weekend's fixtures and look back over the major footballing events of the past seven days. This is one of the most eagerly-awaited days on the football calendar: the FA Cup third round, the stage at which the Premier League and Championship teams enter the fray. The big names are determined to avoid upsets, while fans of the lower-league clubs are hoping to keep their dreams of cup glory alive.

A look at the day's sporting events.

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An interior designer and his cousin take on a stylish mother and daughter team. The teams hunt for bargains in stunning Northern Ireland and sell the items they've found in Belfast. But will they make any profits?

Ginny Buckley meets a couple of Londoners looking for a detached property in the Essex countryside with lots of space for family and friends.

Colin Murray introduces live action from Lakeside Country Club as the World Professional Darts Championships get underway. This year, an expanded tournament sees 40 men from 14 countries do battle for the coveted prize, won last year by England's Scott Waites. This afternoon, the defending champion faces Alan Norris in his opening match. Also in action is three-time champion Martin Adams

Jason Mohammad presents all the scores and headlines from the day's football fixtures, which include the third round of the FA Cup. Non-league sides Luton and Macclesfield were the giant-killers at this stage last year - which teams will be making a name for themselves this year?

This Frozen Planet special brings together the very best highlights of the series, taking viewers on a spectacular journey through the entire polar year - from the depths of winter to the melting world of the polar summer. In the south, spring starts with the comical stone-stealing adelie penguin males. In summer the females return and the parents struggle to raise their chicks before the big freeze of autumn. In the north, tiny polar bear cubs begin their lives under the snow, while the male faces the harshest winter on Earth. Will all three cubs survive as the ice melts beneath their feet? These stories, together with unforgettable moments from Frozen Planet's other characters, play out against breathtaking polar scenery in this one-hour special.

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John Humphrys presents the celebrity version of Britain's toughest quiz. Four more celebrities take on the Mastermind challenge as comedian Hal Cruttenden, actress Clare Perkins, Olympic gold medal-winning rower Sophie Hosking and Radio 1 DJ Huw Stephens answer questions on the Rocky films, Cormac McCarthy's Border Trilogy, the London Underground and Johnny Cash

Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a special celebrity teachers edition of the quiz that rewards the answers that no-one else could think of. Featuring Gwyneth Powell and Michelle Gayle, Philip Martin Brown and Melanie Hill, Steve Spiers and Terrence Hardiman, and Jonny Mitchell and Mike Steer.

Nick Knowles hosts the National Lottery quiz where two teams of strangers play against each other to complete a series of lists and win up to £100,000. Includes the live Lottery Draws

An explosion in a bar leads to a disastrous New Year’s Eve for Fletch, and Robyn helps a silent singer find his voice

Comedy featuring Catherine Tate’s Nan character. While Jamie, Nan’s grandson, is away in Africa doing voluntary work, a young girl called Alice has been allocated to Nan by the Young and Old Buddy-Up Foundation to keep her company and cheer her up. Alice soon discovers that Nan’s kitchen tap is broken, and accompanies her to the council office to arrange to get it fixed. Unfortunately Nan, in her usual style, causes mayhem and upset at the offices, ending with her being given a community service order to work in the local hospital. Meanwhile Jamie, who is Skyping regularly from Africa, is concerned when he sees Nan in hospital, thinking she is seriously ill. At the same time, new neighbours have moved in across the corridor, and Nan gets involved in preparations for their family wedding party

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Sequel to the hit comedy. After a decade of disappointment, Jack is starting to warm to Greg Focker. Now the parent of twins and hoping to prove his status as a family man, his son-in-law takes on a second job, leading to the misunderstanding that he is having an affair and a showdown at his children’s birthday party

Comedy drama. A big, heavy-smoking construction worker is in for some trouble when his suburban wife discovers he is having an affair with a sexy but foul-mouthed English shop assistant. Meanwhile, his youngest daughter has fallen in love with the eccentric wannabe music star next door and wants to get married. But what is the difference between real, everlasting love and a brief bout of passion?