19:00–21:00 (2 hr)
Marc Riley
Marc plays classic tracks and cutting-edge music, featuring American singer-songwriter Alela Diane.
19:00–19:30 (30 min)
World News Today
The latest national and international news, exploring the day's events from a global perspective.
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19:00–20:00 (1 hr)
BBC News
The best of the BBC's journalism from all the BBC's television outlets and featuring the best of the day's stories from the One and Six O'Clock News bulletins, Breakfast, BBC World News and from the BBC's National and Regional newsrooms across the UK.
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19:00–19:30 (30 min)
The One Show
Adrian Chiles, Christine Bleakley and guests celebrate all that is good about the country in which we live, with reports on stories from around the UK.
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19:00–21:00 (2 hr)
Zane Lowe
Two hours of the best new and cutting-edge music.
19:00–22:00 (3 hr)
MistaJam
The hottest tunes in the mix, big guests and live music. Plus the 1Xtra UKG chart. Text 88111 [network rates]. Up next at 10.00pm - UKG with Cameo.
19:00–20:00 (1 hr)
Desmond Carrington
Desmond's theme is the telephone call, as he celebrates the good old-fashioned landline.
19:00–21:30 (2 hr, 30 min)
Performance on 3
Esa-Pekka Salonen and the Philharmonia continue their Vienna - City of Dreams series. Berg: Piano Sonata, with Mitsuko Uchida (piano). Berg: Kammerkonzert. Mahler: Symphony No 9.
19:00–19:15 (15 min)
The Archers
Ed finds someone in the know.
19:00–20:00 (1 hr)
5 live Sport
Arlo White presents the day's sports news.
19:00–19:45 (45 min)
Doctor Who
The Sontaran Stratagem
Martha Jones summons the Doctor back to modern-day Earth, but an old enemy lies in wait.
- David Tennant (actor)
- Catherine Tate (actor)
- Freema Agyeman (actor)
- Bernard Cribbins (actor)
- Jacqueline King (actor)
- Ryan Sampson (actor)
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19:00–20:00 (1 hr)
Darwin's Dangerous Idea
Life and Death
In the final episode of the series, Andrew Marr discovers how Darwin's ideas are helping mankind to save life on earth from extinction - the environmental movement was built upon his insight that all life on earth is connected. Exploring the impact of industrialisation, intensive farming and our growing hunger for meat, Marr tells the story of our slow awakening to the full implications of Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection and our own destructive powers as a species.
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19:00–19:06 (6 min)
BBC News
The latest news updates from around the world.
19:00–19:30 (30 min)
The Navy Lark
Mount Rumpus Atoll: Povey has no trouble in naming a useless frigate to be a target in a NATO exercise. Stars Leslie Phillips. From December 1960 [Rpt of today 8.00am].
19:00–19:55 (55 min)
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19:00–20:00 (1 hr)
Dragons' Den
Evan Davis presents the series in which entrepreneurs pitch their ideas to five multi-millionaire investors. Opportunities presented to the eponymous 'dragons' include a brush designed to take the tangle out of knotted hair, a portable shower-head holder for travellers, a new kind of schoolbag to help kids concentrate in class, a towel for safely removing a baby from a bath, and many more.
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19:00–19:30 (30 min)
Hollyoaks
Warren finds it hard to juggle his work life with looking after Spencer. Much to Ste's fury, Justin decides the only way to get some cash together is to sell the games console. Despite Steph's anger about Fernando's threat to her dance school, they agree to meet for a drink, leaving a jealous Cindy fuming. Carmel is dismayed to see Calvin in the village and tells him he's ruined all her respect for him.
- Jamie Lomas (actor)
- John Langford (actor)
- Chris Fountain (actor)
- Kieron Richardson (actor)
- Carley Stenson (actor)
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19:00–19:30 (30 min)
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19:00–19:30 (30 min)
Neighbours
Karl, Susan and Rachel struggle to deal with Zeke's disappearance. Bridget's need to find her birth parents intensifies. Donna is wary of her siblings.
- Caitlin Stasey (actor)
- Alan Fletcher (actor)
- Jackie Woodburne (actor)
- Margot Robbie (actor)
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19:00–20:00 (1 hr)
Emmerdale
Zak's plan has an unexpected effect on Bob's business - when Aaron gets involved. Debbie is released from prison and Ashley visits Jasmine. Lexi worries about her relationship with Carl when she compares them to the loved-up Nicola and Jimmy. Maisie and Andy agree to keep their relationship a secret.
- Charley Webb (actor)
- Tony Audenshaw (actor)
- Kelvin Fletcher (actor)
- Alice Coulthard (actor)
- Jane Cox (actor)
- Steve Halliwell (actor)
- Andy Devine (actor)
- Mark Charnock (actor)
- Danny Miller (actor)
- Sian Reese-Williams (actor)
- Lesley Dunlop (actor)
- Alex Carter (actor)
- Nicola Wheeler (actor)
- Nick Miles (actor)
- Kelsey-Beth Crossley (actor)
- Lyndon Ogbourne (actor)
- Amanda Donohoe (actor)
- Maxwell Caulfield (actor)
- Charlie Hardwick (actor)
- Christopher Chittell (actor)
- Elizabeth Estensen (actor)
- Isabel Hodgins (actor)
- Tim Dowd (director)
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19:00–20:00 (1 hr)
Primeval
An anomaly opens underwater, dragging a teenage boy into a flooded drain. As they search frantically for him, the team are confronted by some sinister creatures from the future. Strong and intelligent, the mermaid-like beings are a formidable bunch, giving the team their toughest challenge yet. Will everyone survive?
- Hannah Spearritt (actor)
- Andrew-Lee Potts (actor)
- Douglas Henshall (actor)
- James Murray (actor)
- Lucy Brown (actor)
- Jamie Payne (director)
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19:00–20:00 (1 hr)
Andromeda
Trusting the Gordian Maze
Sci-fi drama series. The Commonwealth fleet confronts the Andromeda, and Dylan must decide whether he can entrust the Route of Ages to them.
- Kevin Sorbo (actor)
- Lisa Ryder (actor)
- Keith Hamilton Cobb (actor)
- Brent Stait (actor)
- Gordon Michael Woolvett (actor)
- Laura Bertram (actor)
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19:00–20:00 (1 hr)
The Dog Whisperer
Brady, Bandit & Hootie
Cesar Milan is renowned for his dog training skills and is highly sought after by the owners of unruly pets. In this episode he has to contend with a labrador that is obsessed with water and he almost meets a chihuahua with a penchant for leg-biting.
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19:00–20:00 (1 hr)
The X Files
The Erlenmeyer Flask
The police are baffled when they fail to recover the body of a wounded fugitive chased into a lake. Meanwhile, working on a tip-off from Deep Throat, Mulder and Scully discover a strange case involving the cloning of extra-terrestrial viruses. Are the two cases linked?
- David Duchovny (actor)
- Gillian Anderson (actor)
- Jerry Hardin (actor)
- Anne DeSalvo (actor)
- Simon Webb (actor)
- Jim Leard (actor)
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19:06–19:20 (14 min)
World Briefing
BBC reporters and correspondents bring you up-to-date with the latest news from around the world.
19:10–21:00 (1 hr, 50 min)
The Man Who Knew Too Little
As the parodic Hitchcock title suggests, this sweet-natured Bill Murray comedy is an entertaining throwback to the espionage thrillers of yesteryear. Murray plays a naive, slow-witted videostore clerk, who unwittingly becomes entangled in an assassination plot while visiting his brother (Peter Gallagher) in London, the inspired twist being that Murray thinks it's all part of a participatory drama group known as the "Theatre of Life". It's enjoyable to see the normally vitriolic comedian as an Inspector Clouseau-esque bumbling dimwit, even if the one-joke premise does eventually start to lose its lustre. There's great British comic support, too, from Alfred Molina as a Russian hitman and Richard Wilson as a corrupt government agent.
- Bill Murray (actor)
- Peter Gallagher (actor)
- Joanne Whalley-Kilmer [Joanne Whalley] (actor)
- Alfred Molina (actor)
- Richard Wilson (3) (actor)
- Geraldine James (actor)
- John Standing (actor)
- Anna Chancellor (actor)
- John Thomson (actor)
- Dexter Fletcher (actor)
- J E Freeman (actor)
- Maxwell Caulfield (actor)
- Jon Amiel (director)
19:15–19:45 (30 min)
Front Row
Arts news and reviews. Mark Lawson reports from the opening night of the stage musical Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, starring Jason Donovan and based on the hit Australian film.
19:20–19:30 (10 min)
World Business News
All the big business stories.
19:30–20:00 (30 min)
Coal House at War
Three Welsh families give up their 21st century creature comforts and travel back in time to 1944 to face the hardships of life during the Second World War. The women take on a secret mission at the munitions factory while the men struggle down the mine. Just as it seems things are looking up with a variety show, the families are brought face to face with the grim realities of war.
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19:30–20:00 (30 min)
EastEnders
Bradley finally manages to get the girl, but will she stick around once the truth is revealed? Janine spots an opportunity of the tall, dark and handsome variety, and Patrick finally opens up to Tommy.
- Charlie Clements (actor)
- Nina Toussaint-White (actor)
- Adam Woodyatt (actor)
- Laurie Brett (actor)
- Nina Wadia (actor)
- Patsy Palmer (actor)
- John Greening (director)
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19:30–19:40 (10 min)
World Briefing
BBC reporters and correspondents bring you up-to-date with the latest news from around the world.
19:30–20:00 (30 min)
Steptoe and Son
Robbery with Violence: Albert lies to Harold after breaking his porcelain. Adapted from TV, with Wilfrid Brambell and Harry H Corbett. From May 1971 [Rpt of today 12.30pm].
19:30–20:00 (30 min)
My Name Is Earl
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US comedy series. Earl attempts to cross out number 147 on his list: `Shot Gwen Waters with a BB Gun'. To make things right he must reunite Gwen with her estranged father which Earl finds increasingly difficult.
- Jason Lee (actor)
- Jaime Pressly (actor)
- Ethan Suplee (actor)
- Nadine Velazquez (actor)
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19:30–20:00 (30 min)
Highland Emergency
Documentary series following the work of the emergency services in the Highlands of Scotland. An RAF search and rescue crew saves five teenagers stuck in an ice-covered gully. Elsewhere, an RNLI team races to help a stricken fishing vessel caught in hazardous waters.
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19:30–20:00 (30 min)
Out of the Blue
Drama set in the beautiful Australian beach resort of Manly.
- Sophie Katinis (actor)
- Renai Caruso (actor)
- Clayton Watson (actor)
- Katherine Hicks (actor)
- Charlotte Gregg (actor)
- Ryan Johnson (actor)
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19:40–20:00 (20 min)
Business Daily
Reports from the business world.
19:45–20:00 (15 min)
This Book Will Save Your Life
Penny Leicester's adaptation of the novel by AM Homes. 2/5: Richard has remembered how tasty donuts are. Is his life falling apart or starting over?
19:45–20:00 (15 min)
The Real Hustle
A team of hustlers - Alexis Conran, Paul Wilson and Jessica Clement - try out some notorious scams on members of the public, filmed with hidden cameras and intercut with interviews from fraud protection experts, police and scam victims.
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19:55–20:00 (5 min)
3 Minute Wonder
Found Family Footage - The Sea
Artist Kutlug Ataman's series of short films explores themes of childhood and aviation during the 1950s and 1960s. Each film features a new composition from Michael Nyman.
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Summary
- 19:00: Marc Riley
- 19:00: World News Today
- 19:00: BBC News
- 19:00: The One Show
- 19:00: Zane Lowe
- 19:00: MistaJam
- 19:00: Desmond Carrington
- 19:00: Performance on 3
- 19:00: The Archers
- 19:00: 5 live Sport
- 19:00: Doctor Who
- 19:00: Darwin's Dangerous Idea
- 19:00: BBC News
- 19:00: The Navy Lark
- 19:00: Channel 4 News
- 19:00: Dragons' Den
- 19:00: Hollyoaks
- 19:00: Five News at 7
- 19:00: Neighbours
- 19:00: Emmerdale
- 19:00: Primeval
- 19:00: Andromeda
- 19:00: The Dog Whisperer
- 19:00: The X Files
- 19:06: World Briefing
- 19:10: The Man Who Knew Too Little
- 19:15: Front Row
- 19:20: World Business News
- 19:30: Coal House at War
- 19:30: EastEnders
- 19:30: World Briefing
- 19:30: Steptoe and Son
- 19:30: My Name Is Earl
- 19:30: Highland Emergency
- 19:30: Out of the Blue
- 19:40: Business Daily
- 19:45: This Book Will Save Your Life
- 19:45: The Real Hustle
- 19:55: 3 Minute Wonder