| BBC 1 |
| 18:00 BBC News | | (Subs) |
| 18:30 Reporting Scotland | Sally Magnusson reports on the latest headlines. (Subs) |
| 19:00 The ONE Show | Jason Manford, Alex Jones and a team of roving reporters present topical stories from across the UK. (Subs) |
| 19:30 EastEnders | Billy and Jay set out to track down Phil using a clue from his address book, Pat learns she has not been invited to Janine's wedding, and Minty's relationship with Heather takes a turn for the better. Meanwhile, Sam has no shortage of visitors when Ricky, Bianca, Peggy, Ronnie and Jack all show up at the hospital. (Subs · Audio/desc) |
| 20:00 Waterloo Road | Series 6. Episode 2/20 Karen's husband Charlie joins the team as a supply teacher, but finds himself in hot water when his son Harry discovers a suspicious text message on his phone. Ruby talks to John about their parenting options after learning about her infertility, and a jealous Jess sabotages Chris's friendship with the head teacher by publishing a scathing article in the school magazine. Drama, starring Ian Puleston-Davies and Linzey Cocker. (Subs · Audio/desc) |
| 21:00 Motorway Cops | Catch Us If You Can Officers pursue a thief at the wheel of a high-performance car who risks a head-on collision as he drives the wrong way down a motorway. PCs Kevin Whitehouse and Alan Colman track down a stolen vehicle they suspect has been tampered with to avoid detection, and police are alerted to a man travelling at more than 130mph, who has good reason to flee. (Subs) |
| 22:00 BBC News | | (Subs) |
| 22:25 Reporting Scotland; Weather | | (Subs) |
| 22:35 10 Things You Need to Know About Sleep | Kate Silverton examines a series of experiments designed to help people beat insomnia, overcome jet lag and prevent snoring. Chef Aldo Zilli discovers how eating different foods can influence sleep patterns, journalist Dominik Diamond finds out how a lack of rest can help people break bad habits, and volunteers in a laboratory demonstrate how alcohol and coffee affect their ability to nod off. (Subs · Repeat) |
23:35 Film: The Abduction Club | A 16th-century fellowship of financially destitute Irish aristocratic bachelors takes to kidnapping rich heiresses, aiming to charm the maidens into marrying them before their parents can intervene. But events take an unexpected turn and the noblemen end up on the run from soldiers sent to capture them. Romantic period comedy, with Matthew Rhys, Daniel Lapaine, Alice Evans, Sophia Myles and Edward Woodward. (Subs) |
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| BBC 2 |
| 18:00 Eggheads | Quiz, hosted by Dermot Murnaghan, 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. (Subs) |
| 18:30 Restoration Roadshow | Series 1. Episode 19/20: Blenheim 3 The team visits Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire to restore more timeworn heirlooms. Tim Akers turns his attention to an Edwardian Tiffany cocktail tray, Lucia Scalisi carries out work on a 19th-century painting that was left in an old boardroom, and Roger Hawkins hopes to rescue a Mayfair tea set. (Subs) |
| 19:00 Natural World | Africa's Dragon Mountain A portrait of the wildlife living on the Dragon Mountains in South Africa, charting the fortunes of baboons, vultures and jackals as they survive on the slopes. Facing constant challenges from birth, the eland antelope climb high to find food, but must avoid wildfires, freezing rain and starvation along the way. (Subs) |
| 19:50 Coast | Series 4. Episode 2/8: Norman Construction Mark Horton discovers how William the Conqueror taught the English the art of constructing castles. Along the way, he examines why the monarch looked to his homeland of Normandy for the stone used to build the Tower of London. (Subs · Repeat) |
| 20:00 E numbers: An Edible Adventure | Series 1. Episode 2/3: Preservatives Food writer Stefan Gates investigates E-number preservatives, discovering one that keeps deadly bacteria out of bacon, another that doubles as an explosive and an additive that the human race cannot live without. He also tries to extract several E-numbers from his own body. (Subs) |
| 21:00 Digging for Britain | Series 1. Episode 3/4: Anglo Saxons Alice Roberts travels to Bamburgh, Northumberland, to learn about the generations of Anglo Saxons who lived and worked there, gaining an insight into the illnesses they suffered and the societies in which they lived. She visits the Sutton Hoo site, as well as a pioneering project in Sittingbourne, which was set up following the unearthing of an Anglo Saxon cemetery, and looks at the Staffordshire hoard discovered by a metal detector in 2009. (Subs · Audio/desc) |
| 22:00 Have I Got Old News for You | Guest host Alexander Armstrong joins team captains Ian Hislop and Paul Merton on the satirical current affairs quiz, and welcomes comedian Jimmy Carr and trade union leader Bob Crow to the show. (Subs · Repeat) |
| 22:30 Newsnight | Analysis of the day's events, presented by Gavin Esler. (Subs) |
| 23:00 Newsnight Scotland | Analysis of the day's events, presented by Gordon Brewer. (Subs) |
| 23:20 Nurse Jackie | Series 1. Episode 9/12: Nose Bleed The consequences of Jackie's drug abuse begin to manifest themselves, and she clashes with Dr Cooper over a potential organ donor. Meanwhile, the parents of the baby in Mrs Akalitus's care turn up at the hospital, and Eddie announces his imminent replacement. Starring Edie Falco, Anna Deavere Smith and Paul Schulze. (Subs · Audio/desc · Repeat) |
| 23:50 Nurse Jackie | Series 1. Episode 10/12: Ring Finger The medic seeks Dr O'Hara's help to prise off her wedding ring in time for a rendezvous with Eddie, but the prospect of having her marriage exposed becomes the least of her worries when Dr Cooper confronts her about falsifying an organ donor's file. Starring Edie Falco. (Subs · Audio/desc · Repeat) |
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| ITV 1 |
| 18:00 STV News at Six and Weather | Including regional weather forecast. (Subs) |
| 18:29 Big Hearted Scotland Awards | | (Subs · Repeat) |
| 18:30 ITV News and Weather | | (Subs) |
| 19:00 Emmerdale | Sam tells Maisie he found Mark's wallet in the woods, and Marlon decides to ask Rhona to move in with him, but things do not go to plan. Elsewhere, Chas unwittingly puts Eve and Carl together while arranging an impromptu birthday party for Katie, and Hazel agrees to Ashley's idea about holding art classes in the village hall. (Subs · Audio/desc) |
| 19:30 Community Dis-service: Tonight | In a hidden-camera investigation, criminals turn reporters to expose what really goes on when serving community service sentences. The programme focuses on schemes in Manchester, Derbyshire and Nottingham and reveals offenders doing very little, with evidence of drug use and rule-breaking going unchallenged. Jonathan Maitland presents. (Subs) |
| 20:00 Emmerdale | Maisie is stunned when Cain confesses he sent the flowers and the suit, but refuses to go to the police for fear of incriminating himself. Meanwhile, Eve begins to enjoy Carl's persistence, Rhona agrees to move in with Marlon, and Andy is jealous after seeing Adele take centre stage at Katie's party. (Subs · Audio/desc) |
| 20:30 Coronation Street | An awkward Sophie opens up to Kevin about her relationship with Sian, but his struggle to deal with the stunning news leaves the girls planning to run away. After discovering Susan had a son, Ken wonders if he could be the father, and Fiz demands answers when she catches Natasha with her scan. Elsewhere, Liz accuses Kylie of stealing Steve's motorbike. (Subs · Audio/desc) |
| 21:00 Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities | Brave New World Drug lord Terry Clark takes brutal action to protect his empire when one of his couriers is arrested at the airport. New South Wales cop Warwick Mobbs teams up with Commonwealth policeman Dave Priest to investigate George Freeman's illegal activities, hoping it will lead to some evidence on Trimbole and the Mackay disappearance, but the corrupt officers in his department have other ideas. (Subs) |
| 22:00 ITV News at Ten and Weather | | (Subs) |
| 22:30 STV News and Weather | Includes STV Sports Centre. (Subs) |
| 22:40 TV's Naughtiest Blunders | Neil Morrissey narrates more outrageous out-takes. Embarrassing themselves on the small screen are presenters Ant and Dec, Phillip Schofield and Fern Britton, actor John Barrowman, TV chef Jamie Oliver and Olympic rowing gold-medallist James Cracknell. Also featuring bloopers from the casts of Coronation Street and Emmerdale. (Subs · Repeat) |
| 23:40 Comedy Classics: Brass | A celebration of the 1980s sitcom starring Timothy West as Bradley Hardacre, a greedy capitalist tyrant lording it over the downtrodden villagers of Utterley, in particular the lowly Fairchild family. Set in the 1930s, the show was a send-up of the gritty old cliches of Northern England, penned by former Coronation Street scriptwriters Julian Roach and John Stevenson. Also featuring the first episode of the series, in which Hardacre has a monument unveiled to his father. Ronni Ancona narrates. (Subs · Repeat) |
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| Channel 4 |
| 18:00 The Simpsons | Series 17. Episode 2/22: The Girl Who Slept Too Little Lisa suffers nightmares when construction work causes the town's graveyard to be moved next to the family's home. She eventually decides the best way to conquer her fear is by facing it head-on - and spending a night at the cemetery. (Subs) |
| 18:30 Hollyoaks | With Alistair confined to a hospital bed, Cindy tries to convince India she genuinely cares about him. Meanwhile, Rhys has a heart-to-heart with Steph after hearing how she called the wedding off, and when Rob is held up with work, it is left to Sinead to help Diane administer her IVF injection. (Subs) |
| 19:00 Channel 4 News | Including sport and weather. (Subs) |
| 19:55 4thought.tv | With the increasingly controversial subject of faith schools dividing the nation, the programme asks another person whether they think such institutions should be banned. (Subs) |
| 20:00 Location, Location, Location | Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help two families in the South East struggling to find new homes. Paul and Stephanie's house is bursting at the seams as the couple try to run three businesses and bring up three boys in the property, while Noni relocated to her mother's spare bedroom with partner George after the arrival of their first child and have been searching for their own place for the past six months. Last in the series. (Subs) |
| 21:00 The Hunt for Britain's Sex Traffickers | The police operation comes to a close after 12 months of hard work and, as they hunt for a slave market in central London, the network widens. The officers travel to Bangkok, Thailand, where local law enforcement officers are also breaking up criminal gangs, and their efforts are finally rewarded when convictions are secured. Last in the series. (Subs) |
| 22:00 Ultimate Big Brother | Highlights from the past 24 hours in the house, as some of the most loved and hated contestants from the reality show battle it out to be crowned the ultimate housemate. (Subs) |
| 23:10 Cha'Mone - Mo'fo Selecta! A Tribute to Michael Jackson | Comedian Leigh Francis presents a chronological journey through the life of the pop star. The programme looks at significant moments in the singer's career, and features contributions by rubber-masked Bo' Selecta! stalwarts Craig David and Mel B, along with new characters such as Uri Geller and Kanye West. Plus, cameos by the real Emma Bunton and David Gest. (Subs) |
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| Five |
| 18:00 Panda Week with Nigel Marven | Series 1. Episode 4/5 The wildlife enthusiast climbs the holy mountain of Emei Shan and encounters naughty macaque monkeys. Then after a hard day trekking, he sets traps overnight to catch small mammals and discovers in the morning that they have been sprung by a mole shrew and a niviventer. More difficult hiking follows, and the teams efforts are finally rewarded with a glimpse of a panda in the wild. (Subs) |
| 18:25 Live From Studio Five | Kate Walsh and Jayne Middlemiss host the magazine show featuring location reports, celebrity interviews and showbiz gossip. (Subs) |
| 19:00 Five News at 7 | Round-up of the day's headlines from around the world. (Subs) |
| 19:30 Escape from Alcatraz | Historian Saul David chronicles some of the attempts made to flee from the San Francisco island jail, which led to seven people being shot, two drowning and five disappearing, presumed dead. The first hopeful was Joe Bowers in 1936, who tried to climb over the fence. A year later, Theodore `Sonny Boy' Cole and Ralph Rowe threw rubber from the prison tyre factory off a cliff and jumped down when enough had accumulated, but were killed in the treacherous waters of San Francisco Bay. (Subs · Repeat) |
| 20:00 Egypt's Lost Queen | Part two of two. In the crypts of Cairo's Egyptian Museum, Dr Zahi Hawass and his team examine four corpses they believe could belong to Queen Hatshepsut. After using CT scanning technology to narrow their choices down to two possible bodies, a tooth found in an ancient box provides them with the clue they need to correctly identify which of their mummies belongs to the ancient Egyptian ruler. (Subs) |
21:00 Film: The Shepherd | A former homicide detective takes up a new post as a US border patrol agent and makes it his mission to capture a group of veteran Navy Seals plotting to smuggle a large consignment of heroin into the country from Mexico, using innocent migrants wired with explosives to cause a diversion. Action thriller, starring Jean-Claude Van Damme, Scott Adkins and Stephen Lord. (Subs) |
| 23:00 Britain's Ugliest Models | Series 1. Episode 2/3 Booking agent Coxy visits the Big Girls' Paradise event in London, where he searches for larger-sized models to add to the roster. Marc French hopes to convince Britain's shortest man Mike Henbury to return to showbusiness, and 78-year-old character model Prince Albert wants to become the most pierced man in the world. (Subs) |
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