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BBC 1 12:00 Sunday Politics Andrew Neil is joined by Danny Alexander, the Chief Secretary to the Treasury, to discuss the state of the UK economy. (Subs) 13:05 EastEnders Omnibus. Ben is delighted with himself following Phil's arrest, but starts to panic when confronted by his family, and pretends he did not tell the police anything. Tanya and Max struggle to maintain a united front as they try to deal with Lauren, while Zainab makes another attempt to reconcile Afia and Tamwar at a family lunch, though Anthony's presence is an unwelcome distraction. At the cafe, Ian tests Jane's ability to work under pressure. (Subs · Audio/desc) 15:00 The Royal Bodyguard Series 1. Episode 5/6: The Perils of Attraction A mole at Number 10 has been leaking state secrets to the North Koreans, so the Queen offers Hubble's invaluable services to the prime minister. The only problem is, her hapless security chief has gone missing. Comedy, starring David Jason, with Geoffrey Whitehead, Timothy Bentinck and Tim Downie. (Subs · Audio/desc · Repeat) 15:30 Penguin Island Love Is in the Air Documentary following the lives of the penguins on Phillip Island, Australia, focusing on three Little Penguin pairs inhabiting a colony where the annual breeding cycle dominates proceedings. The team of rangers and scientists monitors the progress of the animals during the hottest summer on record, as one of the couples produces its first clutch of eggs and prepares for the arrival of the chicks. Rolf Harris narrates. (Subs · Repeat) 16:00 Earthflight: Flying High Documentary revealing how the remarkable images of the series were captured over four years and in more than 40 countries. The programme gives an insight into the extraordinary techniques used to fly alongside wild vultures and infiltrate flocks of flamingos in Africa, film rescued macaws in a South American jungle and capture the moment white storks arrive in the skies over Istanbul. Last in the series. (Subs · Audio/desc) 17:00 Songs of Praise 21st Century Hymnwriters Aled Jones is at Sarum College, Salisbury, home to the Royal School of Church Music, to introduce hymns by contemporary writers from across the nation, including Christ Triumphant and Tell Out, My Soul, and discovers what makes a modern classic. (Subs) 17:35 Antiques Roadshow Series 32. Episode 21/30: Leeds 2 Fiona Bruce presents the second programme from Leeds Town Hall. The experts assess an enormous sculpture of carved elephants that weighs a ton and was bought online, a 16th-century gold ring dug up in a field, and a doll with a tragic tale about its background, which has not been removed from its glass case in 100 years. (Subs · Repeat)

BBC 2 12:00 Escape to the Country Devon Jules Hudson helps a couple buy their first home together in rural Devon on a budget of £550,000. Although only their youngest daughter will be moving with them, they need space to accommodate eight children from previous marriages and are looking for a detached house with modern interiors and plenty of land. (Subs · Repeat) 13:00 Figure Skating 2012 European Championships The European Championships. Sue Barker presents highlights of the prestigious competition at the Motorpoint Arena in Sheffield, featuring action from the men's, ladies' and pairs competitions. With analysis from Robin Cousins. (Subs) 14:30 Live Bowls 2012 World Indoor Championships The World Indoor Championships. Rishi Persad presents coverage of the final of the World Singles, staged at the Potters Leisure Resort in Hopton-on-Sea, Norfolk. Paul Foster's victory over compatriot Alex Marshall in last year's final saw him claim the fourth world indoor title of his career. With commentary by David Corkill and John Price. (Subs) 17:15 Ski Sunday Schladming Night Slalom Graham Bell and Ed Leigh present highlights of World Cup event the Schladming Night Slalom from Austria, where approximately 50,000 spectators are expected. France's Jean-Baptiste Grange took the honours last year, but the race had been won by an Austrian in six of the last eight stagings. (Subs)

ITV 1 12:00 Dickinson's Real Deal Wolverhampton David Dickinson is joined by Michael Hogben, Simon Schneider, Cheryl Hakeney and Brenda Haller in Wolverhampton to offer locals the chance to put their items up for auction or accept a cash sum. A pearlware figure does well in the saleroom. (Repeat) 12:55 ITV News and Weather (Subs) 13:00 Live FA Cup Football Sunderland v Middlesbrough (Kick-off 1.30pm). Adrian Chiles is joined by Gareth Southgate and Roy Keane to present coverage of the fourth-round fixture between the Premier League and Championship sides at the Stadium of Light. This is the first meeting between the North East rivals since a Premier League encounter in January 2009, and both clubs will look to avoid a repeat of that 1-1 draw which would result in this tie going to a replay. The Black Cats came through a potentially tricky away match at free-scoring Peterborough United in the previous round, with second-half goals from Sebastian Larsson and James McClean settling the tie. Middlesbrough also faced opposition belonging to a division lower than their own last time out, and were made to work hard for their 1-0 win over Shrewsbury Town of League Two. The last time Boro beat a team from the fourth tier of English football in the third round was in 1997 when they went on to reach the final. Commentary by Peter Drury and Andy Townsend. The draw for the fifth round will take place after today's match at 3.40pm. (Subs) 16:00 Vera Series 1. Episode 3/4: The Crow Trap A murder at a remote cottage in Northumberland takes DCI Vera Stanhope back to a place full of childhood memories and reminds her of an unsolved case from earlier in her career. Delving into the local politics surrounding a controversial proposal to dig a quarry, she and her team find motives in the unlikeliest of places - until they realise that the truth could be hidden within the land itself. Detective drama, adapted from Ann Cleeves' novel The Crow Trap, guest starring Daniela Nardini (This Life) alongside Brenda Blethyn. (Subs · Audio/desc · Repeat)

Channel 4 12:15 Shipwrecked: The Island Series 8. Episode 13/14 New leader Ashley tries to bring the group together as the competition enters its final week - but with a £5,000 prize at stake, everyone seems to be putting themselves first. Bear decides to have some fun by playing pranks as the time comes to dismantle the houses, only for Tristan to discover an item that could end his rival's hopes of victory. Finally, the castaways gather for the vote that will decide the overall winner - and while reflecting on their time on the island, they also consider how the experience will affect them once they return home. (Subs) 13:20 The Simpsons Series 1. Episode 4/13: There's No Disgrace Like Home Homer reluctantly pawns the TV to pay for family counselling sessions - but Dr Marvin Monroe's shocking treatment yields unexpected results. (Subs · Audio/desc · Repeat) 13:55 The Simpsons Series 1. Episode 5/13: Bart the General Bart is singled out for punishment by Nelson Muntz when he inadvertently bloodies the school bully's nose while standing up for Lisa. Fearing for his safety, he seeks advice from Grandpa, who joins forces with the owner of the local war memorabilia store to plot the downfall of his grandson's tormentor. (Subs · Audio/desc · Repeat) 14:30 Film: Son of the Mask The life of an unassuming cartoonist is turned upside down by a mysterious wooden mask, which endows his baby son with fantastic eye-popping powers. However, the chaos escalates when mischievous Norse god Loki decides he wants the mask back - no matter what the cost. Comedy sequel, starring Jamie Kennedy, Alan Cumming, Bob Hoskins and Traylor Howard. (Subs) 16:20 Deal or No Deal Noel Edmonds hosts the game show in which contestants try to guess the values of mystery boxes containing as much as £250,000. (Subs · Audio/desc) 17:25 Channel 4 News Including sport and weather. (Subs) 17:55 4thought.tv Canon Tony Butterworth discusses the healing ministry of the Church of England, in which he has worked for more than 30 years, and talks about the importance of not placing emotional pressure on people seeking help. (Subs)

Five 12:45 Film: A Ring of Endless Light A teenager struggling to cope with the imminent death of her terminally ill grandfather finds solace in working with a dolphin expert. Before long, she discovers she has the ability to communicate with the aquatic creatures, which help her come to terms with her fears and then enlist her aid in stopping an illegal fishing operation. Drama based on a novel by Madeline L'Engle, starring Mischa Barton and James Whitmore. (Subs) 14:30 Film: Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure The fairy and her friends work together to restore the source of their magical power and ensure the world's supply of pixie dust does not run out. However, when Tinker Bell accidentally jeopardises their plans, she must go on a dangerous quest to find a way of putting things right. Animated adventure, with the voices of Mae Whitman, Anjelica Huston, Lucy Liu and Jane Horrocks. (Subs) 16:05 Film: Fairytale: A True Story Fact-based drama about two girls whose claims to have photographed fairies in their garden in 1917 captured the imagination of the world. Controversy surrounding the pictures' authenticity raged for decades, with such famous figures as Arthur Conan Doyle and Harry Houdini taking part in the debate. Starring Florence Hoath. Elizabeth Earl, Peter O'Toole, Paul McGann and Harvey Keitel. (Subs) 17:55 Film: Shanghai Noon A 19th-century imperial guard to the Emperor of China faces a clash of cultures when he is flung into the Wild West on a rescue mission after a beautiful princess is kidnapped by a renegade. In a bid to complete his quest, he finds himself teaming up with a bumbling outlaw. Comedy Western, starring Jackie Chan, Owen Wilson, Jason Connery and Lucy Liu. Including 5 News Update. (Subs)

Sunday evening

BBC 1 18:35 BBC News; Regional News and Weather (Subs) 19:00 Countryfile Matt Baker and Ellie Harrison head to Guernsey in the Channel Islands, where they join in the hunt for highly prized shellfish, and learn how demand for cheap milk could threaten the future of the local breed of cow, the Guernsey. Meanwhile, John Craven investigates what action can be taken to improve European animal welfare rules, and Adam Henson experiences moving a herd of sheep along a traditional droving route. Including Weather for the Week Ahead. (Subs) 20:00 Call the Midwife Series 1. Episode 3/6 Jenny is placed on the district nursing roster to improve her experience of community practice, and grows close to an ailing veteran soldier (guest star Roy Hudd). Trixie and Cynthia welcome a new patient to the antenatal clinic, a fortysomething woman who is upset by her pregnancy, despite her husband's joy. But at the birth, everyone gets a surprise. Drama, with Jessica Raine, Laura Main, Bryony Hannah and Miranda Hart. (Subs · Audio/desc) 21:00 Birdsong Series 1. Episode 2/2 As Stephen recovers from his injuries, he continues to be haunted by memories of his affair with Isabelle - and while he and his men prepare for a major offensive at the Somme, he unexpectedly meets his former lover again. However, she is unable to explain why she left him, throwing him into a state of turmoil before the battle. Eddie Redmayne and Clemence Poesy star in the conclusion of the drama based on Sebastian Faulks' novel, with Joseph Mawle, Richard Madden and Matthew Goode. Adapted by Bafta-winning writer Abi Morgan. (Subs · Audio/desc) 22:25 BBC News; Regional News and Weather (Subs) 22:50 The One Griff Rhys Jones Series 1. Episode 3/3 Writer and presenter Griff Rhys Jones goes back to his comedy roots with a bumper crop of sketches. Joining him are his old partner Mel Smith for a new head-to-head routine, as well as some of the biggest names in TV and film, including Tom Hollander (Rev), Hugh Bonneville (Downton Abbey), Larry Lamb (Gavin & Stacey) and Kevin R McNally (Pirates of the Caribbean). Last in the series. (Subs) 23:30 Room 101 - Extra Storage Series 1. Episode 2/8 MasterChef judge Gregg Wallace, presenter Gabby Logan and comedienne Sarah Millican join Frank Skinner for an extended episode of the comedy panel show. They compete to banish their pet hates - which include people at cashpoints, barbecues, buffets, antisocial cats, The Only Way Is Essex and plot twists - to the infamous room. (Subs)

BBC 2 18:00 The Last Explorers Series 1. Episode 2/4: William Speirs Bruce Neil Oliver charts the story of naturalist William Speirs Bruce, who set out to conquer Antarctica in the early 20th century in the cause of scientific advancement rather than national pride. (Subs · Audio/desc) 19:00 Sir Jimmy Savile at the BBC: How's About That Then? Footage from the BBC archive of the DJ and broadcaster who died in October 2011 at his home in Leeds. Featuring his appearances on long-running chart show Top of the Pops as well as rarely seen material from Clunk-Click, the Saturday night entertainment programme that eventually made way for his popular series Jim'll Fix It. (Subs · Repeat) 20:00 Top Gear Series 18. Episode 1/7 New series. Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May put three supercars through their paces in Italy. Their weapons of choice are the 691bhp Lamborghini Aventador, McLaren's hi-tech MP4-12C, and a British brute in the form of the Noble M600. The journey begins at Nardo, a high-speed testing ground so vast it can be seen from space, and includes a nerve-racking drive in Rome before reaching its conclusion with a timed challenge against the Stig at the Imola circuit. The trio also look forward to some of 2012's most exciting cars and are joined by a celebrity guest who takes the wheel of the Reasonably Priced Car. (Subs) 21:00 Toughest Place to Be a Bin Man Series 2. Episode 1/3 New series. British workers perform their regular jobs in some of the world's most demanding locations. London dustman Wilbur Ramirez heads to Jakarta, Indonesia, one of the largest and fastest-growing cities in the world. Leaving behind the health and safety-conscious world of British waste management, he joins fellow refuse collector Imam Syaffi, living in danger and poverty next to a fly-infested dump and performing the strenuous daily task of collecting rubbish from the city's wealthy. (Subs · Audio/desc) 22:00 God Bless Ozzy Osbourne Documentary charting the life of Black Sabbath member Ozzy Osbourne, from the wild and hedonistic lifestyle that adversely affected his personal life, through the years of depression, alcoholism and drug dependency that followed and how, helped by second wife Sharon, he overcame his demons. Featuring interviews with Paul McCartney, Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee and others. (Subs · Audio/desc) 23:35 Film: The Science Of Sleep Premiere. Graphic artist Stephane Miroux's disenchantment with life is eased when he meets and falls in love with his creative-thinking neighbour. However, their blossoming romance is threatened by Stephane's need to retreat into a carefully constructed dream world. Michel Gondry's fantasy comedy, starring Gael Garcia Bernal, Charlotte Gainsbourg and Alain Chabat. In French, Spanish and English. (Subs)

ITV 1 18:00 You've Been Framed! Harry Hill narrates another selection of camcorder calamities and viewers' mobile-phone footage, featuring crazy horses, practical jokers and skiers hitting the slopes - literally. Plus, clips of the cutest kids and daftest pensioners on the planet. (Subs · Repeat) 18:25 London Tonight (Subs) 18:35 ITV News and Weather (Subs) 18:45 Dancing on Ice Series 7. Episode 4/12 Following Mark Rhodes' departure, everything changes for the 12 remaining celebrities as they go head-to-head in individual skating battles. Each skater and their professional partner is paired with another couple, with the match-ups based on their position on last week's scoreboard. They take to the ice at the same time, performing their own routine to the same music. The judges then choose which couple they thought skated best, automatically guaranteeing them a place in the competition next week. At the end of the battles, six of the celebrities are left to face the public vote. The normal format then carries through to the results show, with the bottom two performing in the skate-off. Phillip Schofield and Christine Bleakley present. The results can be seen at 9.30pm. (Subs) 20:30 Wild at Heart Series 7. Episode 4/10 Caroline is opposed to working with Ed Lynch and is furious at what she sees as Danny's betrayal of Du Plessis, whom she plans to reinstall in his rightful place in the business with the help of a familiar face from the past. However, when a bush fire spirals out of control, there are devastating consequences for the entire family. African-set wildlife drama, starring Hayley Mills, Stephen Tompkinson and Deon Stewardson. (Subs · Audio/desc) 21:30 Dancing on Ice: The Skate Off Series 7. Episode 4/11 Phillip Schofield and Christine Bleakley preside as the two couples who have gained the least support skate again to stay in the competition - with the judges deciding which celebrity has performed for the final time. (Subs) 22:00 That Sunday Night Show Series 3. Episode 4/9 Adrian Chiles is joined by guests including regular Ross Noble, former Spice Girl Melanie Chisholm and chef Heston Blumenthal to round up the past seven days' biggest news stories and look to the week ahead, browsing newspapers, magazines, websites, blogs and social-networking sites for recent headline-grabbing events. (Subs) 22:30 ITV News and Weather (Subs) 22:45 FA Cup Football Highlights Matt Smith presents action from today's fourth-round ties, including Sunderland v Middlesbrough at the Stadium of Light and Arsenal v Aston Villa at the Emirates Stadium. Local rivals the Black Cats and Boro had not met since the 2008/09 campaign, when Sunderland's 2-0 home win and a 1-1 draw at the Riverside contributed to their rivals' relegation from the Premier League. Elsewhere, the Gunners were aiming to improve on their poor home record against the Villans since moving to their new ground, which had seen them win just one of five contests between the clubs. (Subs) 23:30 Anglo-Welsh Cup Rugby Union Martin Bayfield presents action from the third and penultimate round of pool fixtures, including Harlequins v Leicester Tigers, Ospreys v Newport-Gwent Dragons and Newcastle Falcons v Sale Sharks.

Channel 4 18:00 Time Team Series 19. Episode 2/11: Bitterley Tony Robinson and the team descend on Bitterley, Shropshire, where local headmistress Jane Bishop has been leading an exploration of a field, which locals believe used to be the site of houses and streets. The villagers begin to excavate test pits in their own gardens to help the professionals, but it is three days before their answer is revealed. (Subs) 19:00 Hugh's Three Hungry Boys Series 1. Episode 3/4 The boys reach the halfway point of their West Country adventure holiday, but plans to turn their milk float into a swap-shop at a Cornish Carnival do not run smoothly, and Tim encounters problems while trying to get the three-ton vehicle onto a ferry free of charge. (Subs) 20:00 The Hotel Series 2. Episode 5/8 A coach tour arrives at the Grosvenor, with the all-singing all-dancing Baxendale family and deaf couple Jimmy and Teresa among the guests. Deputy manager Christian reflects on the different characters he has encountered in the hospitality business, while manager Mark decides to invest in a computer to allow his customers to reserve their holidays on the internet, but struggles with the modern system. (Subs) 21:00 Film: The Ghost Premiere. An unassuming ghost-writer is employed to pen the memoirs of a former British prime minister. However, in the course of interviewing his subject, he happens across highly volatile secrets, placing his life in jeopardy. Political thriller, starring Ewan McGregor, Pierce Brosnan, Kim Cattrall, Olivia Williams and Tom Wilkinson. (Subs · Audio/desc) 23:35 Film: Predator 2 A Los Angeles cop, working to bring down the city's drug gangs, suspects Jamaican criminals when he discovers several of his targets killed and skinned alive. However, the culprit behind the murders reveals himself to be an alien big-game hunter - with the stealth and guile to outwit the police and criminals alike. Sci-fi sequel, starring Danny Glover, Bill Paxton, Gary Busey and Maria Conchita Alonso. (Subs)

Five 20:00 World's Greatest Daredevils Series 1. Episode 3/4 A collection of spectacular and death-defying stunts with the thrill-seekers who cheat death every day. Daredevils featured include Matthias Giraud, who combines skiing and base jumping, launching himself off cliffs after speeding down hostile terrain, British free-runner Damien Walters, presently employed as a stuntman on the set of new James Bond film Skyfall, and Chris Birch, one of the leading freestyle motorcyclists in the UK. Other adrenaline junkies include kite surfers, white-water kayakers and unroped climbers. (Subs · Repeat) 20:55 5 News Weekend Round-up of the day's headlines from around the world. (Subs) 21:00 Film: Bad Boys Detectives Mike Lowrey and Marcus Burnett search for a $100million heroin consignment brazenly stolen by a French drug kingpin from the police evidence room. However, after a mix-up over a phone call from a potential witness, each cop has to assume the other's identity - Lowrey becoming the henpecked family man and Burnett the playboy. Will Smith and Martin Lawrence star in Michael Bay's action thriller, with Tea Leoni, Tcheky Karyo and Theresa Randle. (Subs · Audio/desc) 23:25 Film: Storm Catcher Conspirators within the US military plan to use an experimental aircraft to bomb Washington, DC - but only one man, an air-force fighter pilot, is able to fly it. To secure his co-operation, they frame him for murder and the theft of the plane - and then kidnap his daughter, threatening to kill her unless he carries out their mission. Action thriller, with Dolph Lundgren, Mystro Clark and John Pennell. (Subs)

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