| Eurosport |
| 6.00pm UEFA Champions League Classics | | A look back at some of the tournament's most memorable games. |
| 7.00pm UEFA Champions League Classics | | A look back at some of the tournament's most memorable games. |
| 8.00pm Strongest Man | | Highlights of the Grand Prix event in Norway, where many of the finest musclemen in the world were in action. |
| 9.00pm Poker | | Action from the Partouche Tour, the largest poker tournament to take place in Europe. |
| 10.00pm World Superbikes | | Highlights from the fourth round of the season at the TT Circuit Assen in Holland, where championship leader Troy Bayliss will be confident of a good performance as he already boasts a 48-point lead over nearest challenger Fonsi Nieto. |
| 11.30pm Yoz Magazine | | Action from the worlds of surfing, BMX, skateboarding and snowboarding. |
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| Bravo |
| 6.00pm Street Crime UK | | The police tackle prostitutes in Leicester, crack down on armed teenagers in London, and make an arrest in Salisbury. |
| 6.30pm Street Crime UK | | Police raid a drug dealer's home in Stafford, a prostitute is arrested in a red light district and a drunken brawl erupts outside a pub. |
| 7.00pm Walker, Texas Ranger | | Alex prepares to give birth, while the Rangers become stars after ending up on a movie set. Adventure with the modern-day lawman whose crime-solving methods are rooted firmly in the Old West. Chuck Norris stars. |
| 8.00pm The A-Team | | A motorcycle gang terrorise a small town but don't bargain on Hannibal and the team coming to the locals' rescue. Action adventure, starring Mr T and George Peppard. |
| 9.00pm Ultimate Countdowns | | Marc Bannerman presents footage of car accidents. |
| 10.30pm In Your Face | | Outrageous wind-up show, with the camera hidden in a pair of glasses. |
| 11.00pm Star Trek: Voyager | | Kazon intruders board Voyager and steal a transporter control module a move which could have serious consequences for the Federation ship. Sci-fi adventure, starring Kate Mulgrew. |
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| Discovery |
| 6.00pm Mythbusters | | Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman investigate whether it is possible for a person to extinguish a fire using only their voice, and scrutinise theories about hypnosis. |
| 7.00pm How It's Made | | The origins of magnets, cooked ham, silver-plated teapots and crash test dummies, and how production processes have evolved with changes in technology. |
| 7.30pm How Do They Do It? | | How weather forecasts are produced, and a look at the making of a 35-tonne vehicle that can drive over an egg without damaging the shell. |
| 8.00pm Deadliest Catch | | The crab fishing fleet heads back out to sea as the season begins again, but the Northwestern is forced to lag behind the pack to make some urgent repairs. |
| 9.00pm Crime Scene Australia | | The case of Dr Victor Chang's extortion and murder, and a crime in which an unidentified girl was discovered lying in a road in Sydney wrapped in plastic rubbish bags. |
| 10.00pm Life or Death | | A couple seek medical advice complaining of flu-like symptoms, but doctors are shocked to discover the pair are suffering from a far more dangerous ailment. |
| 11.00pm Crime Scene Australia | | The story of Karen MacKenzie and her children, who were murdered at home in 1993. The killer was convicted but the evidence involved in the case was too horrific to be made public. |
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| History |
| 6.00pm Mega Movers | | An attempt to move the 36,000-ton New York museum warship Intrepid, which, at 64 years old, is badly in need of repair. |
| 7.00pm Ice Road Truckers | | Todd White faces a ban for speeding that will end his season and Drew Sherwood is forced to abandon his load when the power on his rig fails. Meanwhile, a diesel tanker overturns and threatens to leak into the nearby Yellowknife River, a source of drinking water inhabited by wildlife. TJ Tilcox swaps his battered truck for a new model. |
| 8.00pm Goering: A Career | | Part two of three. A profile of Hermann Goering, the second in command of the Third Reich, including personal home movies and revelations about his drug addiction and art theft. |
| 9.00pm Gestapo | | Series chronicling the development of the Gestapo from its inception in 1941 to its powerful influence over Germany. Heinrich Muller built up the reputation of his forces to keep people in line and in fear, enabling the Nazis to tighten their grip on the country. |
| 10.00pm The SS | | A profile of high-ranking Nazi Reinhard Heydrich, the man behind the systematic murders of those regarded as racially and nationally undesirable in Hitler's German hegemony. |
| 11.00pm The Lost Evidence | | Series examining footage of World War Two to reveal the tactics that won battles. The first programme looks at hundreds of recently discovered aerial photographs that provide insight into the Battle of Britain a 114-day conflict between the RAF and Luftwaffe which resulted in almost 35,000 casualties, 30,000 of them civilian. |
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| Sky 1 |
| 6.00pm Futurama | | Bender and Fry volunteer for military duty to enjoy the benefits of soldiers' discounts on various goods but unfortunately for them, war breaks out the same day. Not to be outdone, Leela also decides to join the ranks, and creates quite a stir especially in the eyes of her commander Zapp Brannigan. |
| 6.30pm Malcolm in the Middle | | Malcolm passes up his aunt's dreary funeral in favour of a date with a beautiful girl but she surprises him by arriving early, catching him half-dressed. Comedy, starring Frankie Muniz. |
| 7.00pm The Simpsons | | Three stories of vengeance Springfield style. Homer finds himself accused of treason in post-revolutionary France, and Milhouse leads a rebellion of misfits in modern-day Springfield and a new crimefighter by the name of Red Revenge takes to the streets* |
| 7.30pm The Simpsons | | When documentary film-maker Declan Desmond visits Springfield to see how the town's residents are progressing Homer is worried he won't be deemed a success. In an attempt to convince Declan of his so-called achievements, he borrows Mr Burns' summer mansion but his cunning plan doesn't quite have the desired effect* |
| 8.00pm Film: Batman and Robin (1997, PG) | | George Clooney dons the Dark Knight's cowl and cape, joining sidekick Robin and superheroine Batgirl for a chilling confrontation with arch-villain Mr Freeze and femme fatale Poison Ivy. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Uma Thurman, Chris O'Donnell, Alicia Silverstone and Michael Gough co-star. |
| 10.25pm Gladiators Ready! The Gladiators Story | | The story of the hit gameshow, featuring interviews with the resident warriors from the original version, who reveal how their involvement affected their lives and what they have done since. Plus, their counterparts from the forthcoming revival are introduced. |
| 11.25pm Too Much Too Young | | Jeremy Edwards explores the mental and physical price celebrities pay for being famous in the 21st century. He examines the lives of Amy Winehouse, Pete Doherty and Britney Spears, who have become recognised more for their tabloid antics then song-writing abilities. The host also takes a look at Heath Ledger's life and the pressure of fame that led to him taking prescription drugs for anxiety and depression. |
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