Entertainment

06:00

Breakfast TW

Round-up of national and international news, plus the latest from the money markets (Business)

09:15

Heir Hunters TRW

The experts search for the relatives of a Watford woman who married her third husband at the age of 78. They also tackle a 20-year-old case involving a family connection to Gandhi (Documentary)

10:00

Homes Under the Hammer TRW

Developers Lucy Alexander and Martin Roberts explore a derelict house in Darlington, a one-bedroom flat in West Hampstead, London, and a former social club in Devon

10:58

BBC News; Weather TW

11:00

Robbed, Raided, Reunited TW

A witness prevents a music band's van from being stolen, and police tackle thieves targeting lorries while their drivers are asleep in their cabs (Factual)

11:30

Cash in the Attic TW

Jennie Bond and Jonty Hearnden visit Debbie Douglas's Birmingham home as they try to find valuables that can be sold to raise money for some new storage space (Light)

12:13

BBC News; Weather TW

12:15

Bargain Hunt TRW

The competition heads to Detling Antiques Fair in Kent, where James Braxton helps two animal experts search for bargains while David Barby assists a pair of law students. Meanwhile, Tim Wonnacott visits Scotney Castle in nearby Tunbridge Wells (Factual Quiz)

13:00

BBC News; Weather; BBC Newsline; Weather TW

13:45

Doctors TW

Trying to do the right thing, Cherry betrays a vulnerable patient's trust. Meanwhile, Daniel feels inferior when he is left to look after Joe alone, and turns to a parenting manual for guidance. Medical drama, starring Sophie Abelson and Matthew Chambers (Drama)

14:15

Escape to the Country TW

Alistair Appleton visits north-east Wales, where he helps a couple with £550,000 to find a property with space for their business, and also examines local church bells

15:00

BBC News; Weather; BBC Newsline TW

15:05

CBBC: Dick & Dom Go Wild TRW

Daniel and Jordan help baby swans, while Christy and Charlotte are busy with the wild red kites (Children's Wildlife)

15:35

Lockie Leonard; Deadly 60 Bites TRW

Josh makes a hero's entrance to Angelus, Lockie tries to reassure Mel that she is not second best, while Phillip and Joe enter Cyril in an agricultural show (Children's Comedy)

16:00

Copycats TRW

Game show, presented by Sam Nixon and Mark Rhodes, in which two families use their miming and drawing skills to win a series of challenges (Children's)

16:30

Young Dracula TRW

Vlad endangers his life to rescue Erin after the count plots with Bertrand to remove her and frame Ingrid in the process (Children's Comedy(Drama))

17:00

Newsround TW

Current affairs reports aimed at a younger audience (Children's News)

17:15

Pointless TW

Quiz show in which five pairs of contestants have to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions posed to 100 people before the show. At the end of each round, the team with the most points is eliminated until the final two pairs battle for a cash prize. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman (Quiz)

18:00

BBC News; Weather TW

18:30

BBC Newsline; Weather TW

The latest news and views from around the Province

19:00

The One Show TW

Alex Jones, Matt Baker and a team of roving reporters present topical stories from around the UK (Factual)

19:30

EastEnders; BBC News; Regional News TW

Janine has second thoughts about the wedding when she struggles to fit into her dress, leaving Michael desperate to allay her fears. Roxy and Alfie indulge in some playful hi-jinks at the Vic, but their behaviour arouses Mo's suspicions. Meanwhile, Denise forces Kim to confront her insecurities by spending time with Sasha, and Shirley shows Dot the DVD of Heather's hen night (Soap)

20:00

Planet Earth Live; BBC Newsline Update TW

Another hour of animal antics as they happen with updates on the baby bears of Minnesota, the lions of the Masai Mara, the elephants of the nearby Samburu National Reserve and the meerkats of the Kalahari Desert. Presenters Richard Hammond and Julia Bradbury also follow the progress of the macaque monkeys of Sri Lanka, the grey whales in the Pacific and the otters of the Amazon as they learn the skills they need to survive. Continues next week (Wildlife)

21:00

New Tricks TRW

Fresh DNA tests on an unidentified body found in 1996 reveal a family link to a Home Office fingerprint analyst, who has not seen her brother since she was seven, when he brought her over to the UK from their home country of Albania. The victim had been working as a police interpreter - and the motive seems clear when it turns out his last assignment was translating for a witness in a murder trial against a notorious Albanian criminal. Meanwhile, Gerry embarks on a French cookery course, but the language barrier results in a rather surprising date

22:00

BBC News; BBC Newsline; Weather TW

22:35

Question Time TW

David Dimbleby chairs the topical debate from Cardiff. On the panel are Labour MP for Neath Peter Hain, disabilities minister Maria Miller, Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood, Queen guitarist Brian May and columnist Kelvin MacKenzie

23:35

Hearts and Minds TRW

Noel Thompson presents the award-winning show putting a spotlight on the week's topics in the world of politics at home and abroad

00:05

This Week TW

Andrew Neil and guests discuss political and parliamentary developments from the past seven days, and talk about issues that have hit the headlines

00:55

Sign Zone: The Truth About Tax - Panorama TRW

With Chancellor George Osborne recently branding aggressive tax avoidance `morally repugnant', Darragh MacIntyre investigates how some of the UK's biggest companies have been using the tax haven of Luxembourg to avoid paying millions they would otherwise owe. The programme reveals that some global firms have been benefiting from big concessions on billion-pound transactions (Documentary)

01:25

Sign Zone: See Hear TRW

An assistant herdsman explains what life is like for a deaf dairy farmer, and the profiles of influential deaf figures continue with Scottish artist Walter Geikie. Plus, how a man left deaf by meningitis is subjecting himself to a year of punishing endurance challenges to raise money for research into the disease. With voiceover (Factual)

01:55

Sign Zone: Antiques Roadshow TRW

Fiona Bruce and the team head to the Yorkshire Museum in York, where items of interest include a spy's camera designed to look like a silver box, a quilt that tells a poignant story, and a small paperweight that has a big surprise in store for its owner (Factual)

02:55

Sign Zone: Modern Spies TRW

Part two of two. Peter Taylor meets up with British secret agents who discuss the methods employed in the prevention of terrorist attacks, and debate whether spies ever have a licence to kill. Plus, the fine line between an undercover operation and entrapment, and investigating whether British agents were complicit in the rendition of terror suspects to Libya, where it is alleged they were tortured (Documentary)

03:55

BBC News T

3.55 Sport Today. News and results from around the world. 4.00 Newsday. 4.30 HARDtalk. Stephen Sackur talks to people in the news. 5.00 BBC News. 5.30 World Business Report. The latest business news, with informed analysis. 5.45 BBC News (Sport)