| BBC 1 |
| 18:00 BBC News | | (Subs) |
| 18:30 BBC London News | | (Subs) |
| 19:00 The ONE Show | Matt Baker and Alex Jones host the live magazine show, with a team of roving reporters presenting stories of interest from around the UK, plus big-name studio guests. (Subs) |
| 20:00 Watchdog | Series 31. Episode 4/8 Anne Robinson, Matt Allwright and Chris Hollins present the consumer investigation show. They look into the rise of council parking fines, amid claims that hundreds of thousands of tickets may have been issued illegally due to poor and confusing signs. (Subs) |
| 21:00 The Apprentice | Series 9. Episode 4/12: Farm Shop With Sophie having been fired after her second time in the boardroom in three weeks, the hopefuls start up their own farm shops, swapping their high heels and city brogues for wellies as they venture across the home counties on a search for fresh produce. One team decides to specialise in pricey buffalo goods, while the other tries to churn a profit from premium milk. However, when they open their stores in trendy east London, some of the products prove difficult to shift and they are forced to rethink - with one candidate taking a gamble by using the task to prove the viability of his business idea to Alan Sugar. (Subs) |
| 22:00 BBC News | | (Subs) |
| 22:25 Regional News and Weather | | (Subs) |
| 22:35 A Question of Sport | Series 42. Episode 28/36 Leicestershire cricketer Matthew Hoggard, Olympic silver medal-winning cyclist Lizzie Armitstead, ex-footballer Matt Holland and former rugby league star Paul Sculthorpe join team captains Phil Tufnell and Matt Dawson for another round of the long-running quiz. Presented by Sue Barker. (Subs) |
| 23:05 Living with Poverty: Mind the Gap | Only a dozen tube stops separate Mayfair and West Ham, but there is a staggering 21-year drop in life expectancy between these two neighbourhoods. This documentary takes a journey across the London Underground network to examine what life is like at these two extremes through the lives of the locals. (Subs) |
23:35 Film: Phenomenon | An unassuming car mechanic observes a peculiar bright light one evening on the way home from a bar, and finds himself transformed into a genius with telekinetic powers. However, he is unprepared for the problems that lie ahead, as he struggles to woo a divorced single mother while coping with his new-found gift. Drama, starring John Travolta, Kyra Sedgwick, Forest Whitaker and Robert Duvall. (Subs · Audio/desc) |
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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. (Subs · Repeat) |
| 18:30 The Chef's Protege | Series 1. Episode 8/20 Theo Randall puts his five chosen students through their paces as he decides who will continue under his tutelage, asking them to cook their favourite dishes before suggesting how to improve them. They must take on board his comments and serve their revamped creations to customers in Brooklands College's training restaurant, before Theo decides which one will be eliminated. (Subs) |
| 19:00 Antiques Road Trip | Series 5. Episode 3&4/30 David Barby and Margie Cooper embark on the next leg of their trip, and purchase some surprising items in Bridlington and Sheffield that they hope will prove popular with buyers and make them a profit at auction in Nottingham. (Subs) |
| 20:00 Chelsea Flower Show 2013 | Series 1. Episode 8/15 Alan Titchmarsh and Joe Swift reflect on the history of the event as it celebrates its 100th anniversary and there is a look at a garden inspired by the beauty of the English landscape by designer Christopher Bradley-Hole, who is returning to Chelsea after an eight-year break. Joe shows how to get the best from ornamental grasses and Call the Midwife star Judy Parfitt shares her passion for horticulture. (Subs) |
| 21:00 Bankers | Series 1. Episode 3/3: Payback Time In centres across the country, Britain's major banks are employing extra staff to pay back tens of billions of pounds to customers who were mis-sold financial products, with estimates suggesting the bill for payment protection insurance (PPI) alone could be £25 billion. Here, the story behind one of the biggest consumer scandals in history is explored, focusing on the changes that revolutionised the culture, business model and working practices of an industry that was once a byword for prudence, probity and respectability. Featuring contributions by RBS Chairman Philip Hampton, Lloyds Group CEO Antonio Horta-Osorio, journalist Gillian Tett and the Most Rev Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury. Narrated by Alex Jennings. Last in the series. (Subs) |
| 22:00 The Apprentice: You're Fired | Series 9. Episode 4/11 Dara O Briain is joined by the latest candidate to be eliminated, having failed to impress in this week's task of selecting produce to sell in a farm shop. Chef and restaurateur Rick Stein and comedian Josh Widdicombe are among the panellists trying to determine where it all went wrong. (Subs) |
| 22:30 Newsnight | Analysis of the day's events, presented by Jeremy Paxman. (Subs) |
| 23:20 The Tudors | Series 1. Episode 5/10: Arise, My Lord Henry is astounded to discover that his ally Emperor Charles V of Spain has freed France's King Francis I from prison. Another blow comes when he is turned down by Anne Boleyn after offering to make her his only mistress. (Subs · Audio/desc · Repeat) |
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| ITV 1 |
| 18:00 ITV News London | | (Subs) |
| 18:30 ITV News and Weather | | (Subs) |
| 19:00 Emmerdale | Jai is not happy to learn Rachel is moving into the Dingles' with Archie, while Marlon and Laurel suggest to Paddy that Rhona might be pregnant when he tells them about her symptoms. Debbie seems intent on pushing everyone away, and Cameron's strange behaviour leaves Chas fearing he may be having an affair after all. (Subs · Audio/desc) |
| 19:30 Coronation Street | Rob tries to throw his weight around at the factory and barges in on an important client meeting, but Michelle orders him to leave. Will Carla back her brother? Tina begs Katy not to ruin Izzy's happiness due to a moment of madness on Gary's part, while Roy still refuses to acknowledge his grief and throws himself into work. Stella feels sorry for a struggling Dev as she plans a low-key reopening of the Rovers, and Sinead plucks up the courage to ask Chesney out on a date. (Subs · Audio/desc) |
| 20:00 All Star Mr & Mrs | Series 5. Episode 3/10 The three couples competing are Coronation Street's Jennie McAlpine (Fiz Stape) and her partner Chris Farr, former Olympic champion Sally Gunnell and fellow athlete Jon Bigg, and The Only Way Is Essex stars Joey Essex and Sam Faiers, who find out how much they really know about each other. The pair who give the most correct answers to a series of questions get the chance to win £30,000 for their chosen charity. Game show, hosted by Phillip Schofield. (Subs) |
| 21:00 Scott & Bailey | Series 3. Episode 7/8 Rachel is shocked when Janet walks in on her and Kev in the bedroom, and is forced to acknowledge that her chaotic life is affecting her work. Meanwhile, Syndicate 9 are left reeling at the identity of the mole in the team, and when a body is found in Oldham town centre, the detective duo discover that a spate of street robberies may lead them to the killer. Crime drama, starring Lesley Sharp and Suranne Jones. The series concludes tomorrow at 9pm. (Subs · Audio/desc) |
| 22:00 ITV News at Ten and Weather | | (Subs) |
| 22:30 ITV News London | | (Subs) |
| 22:35 Dirty Britain | Series 1. Episode 2/2 Conclusion. The remarkable and sometimes shocking things that clean-up teams discover behind the nation's front doors. In south-west London, domestic maids find out how fussy some homeowners are about dirt and grime, and across the city, pest controller Jim deals with a property overrun by pigeons. Sewers in Manchester are clogged up with objects that don't belong down there, while Matt and John face the unpleasant task of cleaning up after the deaths of people who live alone and whose bodies were not discovered for some time. In Knightsbridge, Gurchan's car wash is kept busy polishing the cars of Britain's super rich. (Subs · Repeat) |
| 23:35 The Dales | Series 3. Episode 2/12 Adrian Edmondson meets goat farmer Stephen Akrigg, who has plans to expand his herd and business over the summer, before turning his hand to livestock auctioneering in Hawes, North Yorkshire, under the guidance of Maurice Scott. Meanwhile, theatrical group the Grassington Players stage the premiere of their Calendar Girls production. (Subs · Repeat) |
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| Channel 4 |
| 18:00 The Simpsons | Series 12. Episode 2/21: A Tale of Two Springfields Homer stages a revolt against moves to give Springfield a new telephone dialling code, stirring up public indignation and splitting the town down the middle. Featuring the guest voices of the Who and Gary Coleman. (Subs · Audio/desc · Repeat) |
| 18:30 Hollyoaks | Sinead finds the gun used in the Price Slice hold-up hidden in the toilet at home, and panics that Finn may be in real danger. As Callum's life hangs in the balance, Martha makes a solemn vow, and Darren reveals the truth about his reaction to stumbling into the scene of the crime. (Subs · Audio/desc) |
| 19:00 Channel 4 News | Including sport and weather. (Subs) |
| 19:55 4thought.tv | Ghanasyam Priya Das explains why he will carry the lessons he learnt as a Hari Krishna monk into the rest of his life. (Subs) |
| 20:00 Location, Location, Location | Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer provide an update on two couples who came to them looking for a dream life in the country. (Subs) |
| 21:00 24 Hours in A&E | Series 3. Episode 7/20 Patients arriving at King's College Hospital in London include 26-year-old Nicholas, whose jaw has been dislocated in an unprovoked attack, and Tyrell, 17, who needs to have a blackened toenail removed following a football injury. Meanwhile, Ho has brought his grandmother Amoui to the ward after finding her collapsed in her flat. (Subs · Audio/desc) |
| 22:00 10 O'Clock Live | Series 3. Episode 5/8 Satirical current affairs show, with David Mitchell, Jimmy Carr, Charlie Brooker and Lauren Laverne. They are joined by guests from the worlds of politics, science and culture for debates, interviews, topical comedy, investigations and opinion pieces. (Subs) |
| 22:55 Random Acts | Short film by George the Poet. (Subs) |
| 23:00 12 Year Old Lifer: True Stories | In April 2010, 12-year-old Paul Gingerich helped his friend Colt Lundy, 15, shoot and kill his stepfather Phillip Danner in the US state of Indiana. With access to both boys and their families, this film explores their case, offering an insight into the crime and its aftermath. The programme finds out how Paul's relatives are waging a controversial appeal for him to be retried as a juvenile, meaning he could avoid being transferred to an adult prison when he's old enough. (Subs · Repeat) |
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| Five |
| 18:00 Home and Away | John, Xavier and Jett are moved by the high turnout for Gina's funeral, including a procession of students in Summer Bay High uniforms. Tamara is furious that Casey missed the service to work at the gym, but realises Indi needed his support and apologises for being so hard on him, while Brax learns the police are looking for Ricky. (Subs · Audio/desc · Repeat) |
| 18:30 5 News at 6.30 | Round-up of the day's headlines from around the world. (Subs) |
| 19:00 Frontline Police | Series 1. Episode 4/6 Rav Wilding accompanies Essex police on a drugs raid, but the operation turns into a chase when the suspect escapes through the back door. Paramedics rush to Epping Forest to help an unconscious man, an emergency unit struggles to get a woman to the police station, and a routine traffic stop catches a motorist who is three times over the drink-drive limit. Elsewhere, officers search for a man who has been accused of threatening his former girlfriend - and find him in a very unusual place. (Subs · Repeat) |
| 20:00 Emergency Bikers | Series 5. Episode 5/6 In Portsmouth, paramedic Allan is called out to the home of an elderly former nurse who has fallen and been stranded on the floor for hours, while in Cornwall fellow emergency worker Sarah tends a woman who is slipping into a diabetic coma. Motorcycle cops in Essex are busy cracking down on MOT and insurance dodgers, but an incident involving a car on its way to Guernsey proves far from an open-and-shut case, and Smithy deals with three lads in North Yorkshire who have been annoying locals with the noise of their bikes. (Subs) |
| 21:00 NCIS | Series 9. Episode 17/24: Need to Know Chief petty officer Leland Wiley dies of a heart attack just as he is about to reveal information on elusive arms dealer Agah Bayar. The team discovers the cardiac arrest was caused by someone hacking into a computer monitoring Wiley's pacemaker and increasing his heart rate to 400bpm. Meanwhile, a probationary agent tries to impress Gibbs and win a place on his team. Crime drama, starring Mark Harmon, with Tamer Hassan and Matt L Jones. (Subs · Audio/desc) |
| 22:00 Bodies in Barrels: Crimes That Shook the World | Series 2. Episode 7/10 Docu-drama examining a string of gruesome murders that affected the close-knit community of Snowtown, near Adelaide, Australia. The perpetrators, led by ruthless psychopath John Bunting, tortured and killed 12 people during the 1990s, before disposing of the bodies in barrels of acid. This programme reveals how the murder of one of the victims, Elizabeth Haydon, alerted police to the gang's activities. (Subs · Repeat) |
| 23:00 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit | Series 8. Episode 19/22: Florida Benson is forced to cooperate with an FBI agent trying to track down her brother, who is fleeing sexual assault charges. However, the pressure proves too much for her to handle, and she loses control during another case, prompting Cragen to send her home. Guest starring Vincent Spano (Rumble Fish), with Mariska Hargitay. (Subs · Audio/desc · Repeat) |
| 23:55 National Heads Up Poker Championships | Action from the last-64 round at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, which features some of the world's best players facing each other in one-on-one contests of no limit Texas Hold'em. Among the players taking part were Antonio Esfandiari, Phil Hellmuth, Doyle Brunson, Tom Dwan, Viktor Blom, Phil Ivey, Mike Matusow and Jason Mercier. (Subs) |
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