| BBC 1 |
| 18:00 BBC News | | |
| 18:30 Midlands Today | | |
| 19:00 The ONE Show | | Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley present the live topical show about the concerns of the British nation and uncover stories of people in extraordinary circumstances. The series includes regular features by historian Dan Snow and consumer expert Dominic Littlewood. |
| 19:30 EastEnders | | Ronnie has a run-in with DCI Marsden as the locals gossip about an arrest they believe the police are about to make. Meanwhile, Adam asks Libby to help find out whether Minty is cheating on Manda, and Zainab is determined to find out who slept with Leon at Bianca's hen party. |
| 20:00 Holby City | | Too Cold to Crash and Burn Penny's feelings for Scott are revealed as he undergoes his heart transplant operation, but the pressure on her begins to tell. Jac tries to prove she is capable of being a consultant by adopting a more gentle attitude to Oliver, who is planning a birthday treat for Daisha, and Maria is misled by a patient who has learned of her relationship with George. With former Brookside star Louis Emerick. |
| 21:00 Survivors | | Tom and Greg are enslaved alongside Kevin in Mr Smithson's coal mine, but it is not long before they begin to formulate an elaborate escape plan. Meanwhile, Abby and the remaining members of the Family follow Billy to an abandoned motel, hoping he will lead them to their friends. Max Beesley, Paterson Joseph and Julie Graham star. |
| 22:00 BBC News | | |
| 22:25 Regional News and Weather | | |
| 22:35 I Hate Mum | | Counsellors from Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) try to mend a violent 10-year-old's relationship with his mother, and set out to resolve the differences between a teenager, who frequently sleeps rough to get away from home, and his parents, who claim he has trashed the family house. Part of the Being Mum season. |
| 23:25 Film 2010 with Jonathan Ross | | The presenter reviews star-studded romantic comedy Valentine's Day, and Colin Firth's Bafta-nominated role in A Single Man, based on the Christopher Isherwood novel of the same name. Also examined are Benicio Del Toro and Anthony Hopkins in horror remake The Wolfman, and fantasy adventure Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief. |
| 23:55 The Apprentice USA | | Blow Out With eight hopefuls remaining, the teams are asked to oversee the grand openings of two hair salons. Along the way, a potential love match comes to light, and the winners are given the chance to work with songwriter Burt Bacharach. |
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| BBC 2 |
| 18:00 Eggheads | | Quiz, hosted by Jeremy Vine, in which the winners of famous game shows work as a team to tackle a new set of challengers hoping to win a cash prize. |
| 18:30 Priceless Antiques Roadshow | | Fiona Bruce introduces another selection of treasures featured on the show, including pieces that were bought cheap only to make a small fortune at auction. Plus, paintings specialist Mark Poltimore discovers what happened when his grandfather met a famous soprano. |
| 19:00 The Great Rift: Africa's Wild Heart | | Grass Documentary revealing how East Africa's grasslands have come to be defined by the clashes between the various forms of life that inhabit the space. The programme shows how the area's vegetation is defined by volcanic eruptions, landscape and rainfall, and reveals how the battle between predators and grazing animals led to a group of primates developing a social system that paved the way for the evolution of mankind. Last in the series. |
| 20:00 The Hairy Bikers: Mums Know Best | | Birthday Treats Si King and Dave Myers examine a variety of traditional dishes reserved for birthdays, learning how to make Manchester tart, Greek stuffed vine leaves and a Caribbean Saturday soup. They also demonstrate how to prepare a summer berry trifle, and invite 200 women to sample each other's specialities. Last in the series. |
| 21:00 How Earth Made Us | | Fire Iain Stewart explores humanity's double-edged relationship with fire, which has simultaneously proven to be a crucial source of energy and a force for destruction. Along the way he takes a therapeutic bath in crude oil, and learns how fire played a vital role in Britain's Industrial Revolution but held back China's development. |
| 22:00 Muslim Driving School | | In Blackburn, a 24-year-old architecture student gains her instructor's sympathies when she reveals how desperate she is to escape from the spotlight of her community. Meanwhile, an ambitious grandmother-to-be from Bradford discusses how learning to drive has inspired her to sign up to a college course to study English. |
| 22:30 Newsnight | | Analysis of the day's events, presented by Emily Maitlis. |
| 23:20 Mad Men | | My Old Kentucky Home Roger throws a Kentucky Derby party at his country club, but Don is left cold by the occasion. Joan discovers secrets about her husband from the wives of his colleagues, and an old college friend embarrasses Paul in front of Peggy and Smitty. Drama, starring Jon Hamm, John Slattery, Christina Hendricks, Michael Gladis and Elisabeth Moss. |
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| Channel 4 |
| 18:00 The Simpsons | | Today I Am a Klown Homer is awarded his own talk show and takes over Krusty's regular TV slot - but makes the mistake of tackling subjects suggested by Lisa. Inevitably, the ratings soon start tumbling and the spectre of cancellation looms. With the voice of A-Team star Mr T. |
| 18:30 Hollyoaks | | Rhys makes a final attempt to stop Hannah leaving with Jamie, and an embittered Darren reveals their whereabouts to Blue - little realising the consequences of his actions. Meanwhile, Tony and Cindy consider sending Holly to boarding school, and after learning about his kiss with Cheryl, Carmel demands that Calvin admits to any other indiscretions. |
| 19:00 Channel 4 News | | Including sport and weather. |
| 20:00 Jo Frost: Extreme Parental Guidance | | New series. The childcare expert tackles some of the UK's biggest parenting concerns, conducting experiments to determine how the pressures of the modern world affect youngsters' lives. She begins by examining whether violent computer games can causes changes in behaviour, and assesses the impact of celebrity culture on a pre-teen girl. |
| 21:00 One Born Every Minute | | New series. Fly-on-the-wall documentary observing the lives of staff at Princess Anne maternity hospital in Southampton, who - led by co-ordinator midwife Kay Duggan - help patients through the joys and sorrows of becoming parents. In the first programme, a 22-year-old woman goes into labour with her first child, and complications arise for a 37-year-old expectant mother. |
| 22:00 Shameless | | Jamie becomes increasingly worried about Karen as she sets out to prove she is more than just a mother, and the Maguires are left to pick up the pieces when her behaviour spirals out of control. Liam's first true love is placed in jeopardy when Frank is summoned to school, exposing the lies he has created to cover up his Chatsworth life. |
| 23:05 The Big Bang Theory | | The Adhesive Duck Deficiency Leonard, Rajesh and Howard go camping to watch the Leonid meteor shower, but the trip takes an unexpected turn thanks to some specially baked cookies. Meanwhile, Penny injures herself when she slips in the shower, and with the rest of the gang gone, it is left to Sheldon to come to her aid. |
| 23:35 8 Out of 10 Cats | | Jimmy Carr hosts the irreverent panel show, as comedian David Walliams, TV presenter Fern Britton, X Factor judge Louis Walsh and actor Greg Davies join team captains Sean Lock and Jason Manford to answer questions based on opinion polls carried out around the UK. |
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| Five |
| 18:00 Home and Away | | Events in the diner escalate when the rioters set the place on fire, forcing Geoff and Alf to tackle the flames while Ruby tries to contact the police. Miles is sceptical when Rabbit claims she can see visions, and Romeo takes Mink to visit Xavier - but her behaviour causes concern for Gina. |
| 18:25 Live From Studio Five | | Ian Wright, Melinda Messenger and Kate Walsh host the magazine show featuring location reports, celebrity interviews and showbiz gossip. |
| 19:30 Chinese Food in Minutes | | New series. Food writer and chef Ching-He Huang presents an oriental cookery programme in which she prepares three dishes and helps two volunteers cook Chinese kitchen classics in an easy way. In this episode, she coaches two gospel singers, who tackle recipes for chicken and black bean stir fry, and sweet and sour ribs. |
| 20:00 Ice Road Truckers | | Hugh Rowland is anxious to get back on to the Dalton Highway, but is delayed by his mentor's late arrival. Meanwhile, Alex Debogorski discovers he has a flat tyre while traversing the toughest part of the road, and Lisa Kelly struggles to prepare her cab before her route out of the Carlile depot closes for the day. |
| 21:00 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | | Bloodsport Langston and Catherine investigate the death of a much-loved sports coach who received a fatal head injury while sleeping. Meanwhile, Sara and Greg look into the murder of a prostitute who drowned in a car submerged in a lake. The CSIs are stumped by both cases, until they discover the incidents are linked to a star football player - and the seedy sponsor of the team he is planning to leave. |
| 22:00 CSI: Miami | | Bombshell Teenager Kim Walderman dies in an explosion while shopping in a high-street boutique. Horatio and the team try to trace the source of the blast, and are shocked to discover that the dress the girl was trying on had been fitted with an explosive device. David Caruso, Emily Procter and Adam Rodriguez star. |
| 23:00 CSI: NY | | Down the Rabbit Hole The team is called in to investigate the murder of a girl dressed as a character that inhabits virtual world Second Life. It transpires she was tortured before dying and an examination of her computer reveals she was planning to meet an online partner in real life. Furthermore, a doll found next to the body bears a marked resemblance to her date. Starring Gary Sinise. |
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