22:00–22:50 (50 min)
Mad Men
The Gold Violin
Relationships between the personnel are starting to shift in this beguilingly brilliant series. The luscious Joan meets her match in a new secretary, while married, closeted-gay Sal develops an unrequited passion for a colleague. Don Draper's problems, meanwhile, are domestic . . . Radio Times reviewer - Alison Graham
- Jon Hamm (actor)
- John Slattery (actor)
- Elisabeth Moss (actor)
- Vincent Kartheiser (actor)
- January Jones (actor)
- Christina Hendricks (actor)
- Phil Abraham (director)
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22:00–23:00 (1 hr)
BBC News at Ten
The BBC News at Ten with Sportsday at 10.30, plus all the day's business and the first review of the next morning's newspapers.
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22:00–22:25 (25 min)
BBC News at Ten
The latest national and international news, with reports from BBC correspondents worldwide.
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22:00–00:00 (2 hr)
Nick Grimshaw
Nick Grimshaw sits in for Colin Murray with music and alternative classics.
22:00–00:00 (2 hr)
Nick Grimshaw
Nick Grimshaw sits in for Colin Murray with music and alternative classics.
22:00–00:00 (2 hr)
UKG with Cameo
The biggest UKG tunes in and out of the mix and hot new exclusives. May contain strong language. Text 88111 [network rates apply]. Up at midnight - Dancehall with Robbo Ranx.
22:00–00:00 (2 hr)
UKG with Cameo
The biggest UKG tunes in and out of the mix and hot new exclusives. May contain strong language. Text 88111 [network rates apply]. Up at midnight - Dancehall with Robbo Ranx.
22:00–22:30 (30 min)
Nigel Ogden
The Organist Entertains. Exploring the best organ music from around the world.
22:00–23:00 (1 hr)
Composer of the Week
Reinhold Gliere (1975-1956). 2/5: Donald Macleod charts Gliere's early teaching career, including his influence as Prokofiev's first successful music tutor. Includes Sextet, Op 11.
22:00–22:45 (45 min)
The World Tonight
National and international news and analysis with Ritula Shah.
22:00–23:00 (1 hr)
606
Danny Baker hosts the football phone-in. Call 0500 909 693 [free from some landlines, charges for mobiles and other networks will vary]. Text 85058 [network rate 10-15p applies].
22:00–22:30 (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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22:00–22:30 (30 min)
The Culture Show
The final Culture Show of the series comes from the Whitechapel Art gallery in East London. After a 13-million-pound restoration, the Whitechapel is about to re-open. Andrew Graham-Dixon tells the story of the gallery that transformed the British art scene. Mark Kermode interviews the playwright, screenplay-writer, and now film director, Charlie Kaufman. Lauren Laverne has an equally rare interview - with American singer-songwriter Will Oldham, who also goes by the name Bonnie 'Prince' Billy.
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22:00–22:06 (6 min)
BBC News
The latest news updates from around the world.
22:00–22:30 (30 min)
Radio Shuttleworth
Tony Hart visits Sheffield singer John, as he tries to paint the lounge for wife Mary. With Stephen Frost. From March 2000. Episode 3 of 6 [Rpt of today 8.30am].
22:00–23:05 (1 hr, 5 min)
Shameless
Gritty comedy drama series set on a Manchester estate. Following Shane's accident, no one is sure if he will ever be the same again after he is left partially paralysed. Battle lines are drawn between Mimi and Kelly as they argue over who will help aid his recovery. With the departure of Monica, Norma is left contemplating her own future on the Chatsworth estate. With tension mounting in his marriage, Jamie settles back in with the Maguires.
- Sally Carman (actor)
- Tina Malone (actor)
- Sean Gilder (actor)
- Ciaran Griffiths (actor)
- Nicky Evans (actor)
- Gerard Kearns (actor)
- Rebecca Ryan (actor)
- Elliott Tittensor (actor)
- Annabelle Apsion (actor)
- Joanna Higson (actor)
- Alice Barry (actor)
- David Threlfall (actor)
- Johnny Bennett (actor)
- Samantha Siddall (actor)
- Aaron McCusker (actor)
- Rebecca Atkinson (actor)
- Dystin Johnson (actor)
- Kelli Hollis (actor)
- Qasim Akhtar (actor)
- Ben Batt (actor)
- Sarah Byrne (actor)
- Louis Kissaun (actor)
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22:00–23:00 (1 hr)
Smallville: Superman the Early Years
Bulletproof
Drama series following the teenage years of future Superman Clark Kent. Clark goes undercover. Lana confronts Tess.
- Tom Welling (actor)
- Kristin Kreuk (actor)
- Annette O'Toole (actor)
- Allison Mack (actor)
- Michael Rosenbaum (actor)
- Erica Durance (actor)
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22:00–23:00 (1 hr)
CSI: Miami
Permanent Vacation
Crime drama series based on the work of forensic investigators. An 18-year-old is murdered in a hotel elevator while on vacation with his parents, leading Horatio to suspect that the victim was killed at random as part of a gang initiation.
- David Caruso (actor)
- Khandi Alexander (actor)
- Emily Procter (actor)
- Adam Rodriguez (actor)
- Rex Linn (actor)
- Eva La Rue (actor)
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22:00–23:00 (1 hr)
Extreme Fishing with Robson Green
Robson Green profiles the hottest fishing destinations around the globe. This instalment sees Robson travel to the wilds of Australia to tackle the barramundi, the milkfish and the giant trevally.
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22:00–22:35 (35 min)
News at Ten and Weather
James Mates and Julie Etchingham present a round-up of the news headlines from around the world. Followed by a national weather forecast, and the latest news and weather from your region.
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22:00–00:35 (2 hr, 35 min)
Notting Hill
The Four Weddings team produced another smash with this charming tale about a bumbling bookshop owner (Hugh Grant) who falls for the "most famous actress in the world" (Julia Roberts). Inevitably, the course of true love is a bumpy road, with friends, family and layabout flatmate Spike (played by Rhys Ifans in a career-making performance) getting in the way, but that's the cue for a series of screamingly funny scenarios. Saturated with wit and well directed by Roger Michell, the film was bashed by sceptics for its fluffiness and lack of realism (for a racially mixed area of London, there's not a black face to be seen). But, if you can accept the context as 100 per cent white middle class, with a light-hearted commentary on the nature of celebrity, it's an intensely enjoyable experience.
- Julia Roberts (actor)
- Hugh Grant (actor)
- Hugh Bonneville (actor)
- Emma Chambers (actor)
- James Dreyfus (actor)
- Rhys Ifans (actor)
- Tim McInnerny (actor)
- Gina McKee (actor)
- Richard McCabe (actor)
- Roger Michell (director)
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22:00–22:30 (30 min)
Ladies of Letters
The pensioner pen-pals are still at tactful loggerheads, with the incarcerated Vera (Anne Reid) now being seen by a psychiatrist: "There's nothing wrong with me that 15 years of analysis won't put right." Good, healthy vulgarity vies with parochial whimsy, but all the best gags are visual. Radio Times reviewer - Mark Braxton
- Anne Reid (actor)
- Maureen Lipman (actor)
- Natasha Redhead (actor)
- Morag Siller (actor)
- Daniel Crowder (actor)
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22:00–00:00 (2 hr)
True Stories
Grizzly Man
Widely acclaimed by critics and industry peers as one of the best documentaries of 2005, Werner Herzog's film offers a superb study of nature - both human and animal - in all its savage beauty, cruelty and absurdity. Star of the show Timothy Treadwell was a dropout who found redemption living among grizzly bears in the Alaskan wilds for 13 summers, until one of them killed him and his girlfriend, Amie Huguenard. Herzog knits together spectacular amateur footage shot by Treadwell with original interview material, to unfold the grizzly man's story. The result provides a salutary lesson in the dangers of over-romanticising wild animals, as well as a fascinating glimpse into a well-intentioned but very troubled soul. Despite its tragic trajectory, the director's wry sense of humour often sparkles through, and Herzog fans won't fail to spot the parallels with the other dreamers and madmen who have populated both his fiction and non-fiction work. A sparse and lovely score by Richard Thompson and some glorious images of bears round out a near-flawless package.
- Timothy Treadwell (actor)
- Amie Huguenard (actor)
- Werner Herzog (actor)
- Warren Queeney (actor)
- Willy Fulton (actor)
- Werner Herzog (director)
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22:00–23:00 (1 hr)
Cold Case
Knuckle Up
Drama series about a police detective who specialises in long-unsolved crimes. When a video clip showing a missing student being brutally beaten is found on the internet, the team reinvestigates the case of a talented 17-year-old boy who disappeared a year before.
- Kathryn Morris (actor)
- John Finn (actor)
- Jeremy Ratchford (actor)
- Thom Barry (actor)
- Danny Pino (actor)
- Tracie Thoms (actor)
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22:00–23:00 (1 hr)
Verminators
No Kill Solution
Eye-opening series following Mike Masterton and a team of LA pest controllers. One woman finds it hard saying goodbye to the mice that have been sharing her home.
22:06–22:30 (24 min)
Outlook
Every weekday the BBC brings listeners personal, human perspectives on the issues affecting us all. With Matthew Bannister.
22:10–00:55 (2 hr, 45 min)
Cross of Iron
Director Sam Peckinpah switches from westerns such as The Wild Bunch to another kind of savagery - Germans in retreat on the Russian Front during the Second World War - and makes this as graphic an antiwar film as anything since All Quiet on the Western Front. In this adaptation of a book by Willi Heinrich, James Coburn plays the disillusioned sergeant, sickened by slaughter and the double dealings of officers such as Maximilian Schell. There's little room for women in Peckinpah's exercise in macho ideals, though an encounter with female guerrillas shows them exacting revenge with dreadful results. This is bloody action, elegantly choreographed to chilling effect.
- James Coburn (actor)
- Maximilian Schell (actor)
- James Mason (actor)
- David Warner (actor)
- Klaus Lowitsch [Klaus Lÿýwitsch] (actor)
- Vadim Glowna (actor)
- Roger Fritz (actor)
- Dieter Schidor (actor)
- Burkhardt Driest (actor)
- Fred Stillkraut (actor)
- Michael Nowka (actor)
- Veronique Vendell (actor)
- Arthur Brauss (actor)
- Senta Berger (actor)
- Slavco Stimac (actor)
- Sam Peckinpah (director)
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22:20–23:00 (40 min)
The Catherine Tate Show
Award-winning comedy sketch series co-written and performed by the versatile comedy actress, featuring a gallery of memorable characters. Lauren asks her teacher if he's gay. Peter Kay visits Nan and together they render Bridge over Troubled Water.
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22:25–22:35 (10 min)
South East Today
The latest news, sport, weather and features from the South of England, followed by national weather.
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22:30–23:30 (1 hr)
My Life in Movies...
...with Chrissy Iley. Journalist and celebrity interviewer Chrissy Iley talks to British stage and film star Michael Sheen about his career, football and films which influenced him.
22:30–23:00 (30 min)
Horne and Corden
This skitcom has a confidence out of whack with its material, but there are still some sizeable sniggers, including James Corden's neat Ricky Gervais stitch-up and the Team GB gymnasts on the rings. A nice nod to the old guard, too, with Tim Brooke-Taylor guesting at Bananaman's funeral. Radio Times reviewer - Mark Braxton
- Mathew Horne (actor)
- James Corden (actor)
- Mathew Baynton (actor)
- Helen Cripps (actor)
- Kellie Bright (actor)
- Brendan Patricks (actor)
- Kathy Burke (director)
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22:30–23:20 (50 min)
Newsnight
In-depth investigation and analysis of the stories behind the day's headlines with Jeremy Paxman.
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22:30–23:00 (30 min)
The Strand
Your daily journey into global arts, culture and entertainment with Harriet Gilbert and Mark Coles.
22:30–23:00 (30 min)
Wild Things
Date with Fate: The fiery florists tackle a psychic, a dog - and fame beckons. With Doon Mackichan and Imelda Staunton. From September 2002. Episode 3 of 4 [Rptd Wed 3.30am].
22:30–00:05 (1 hr, 35 min)
Heartless
The life of a charming but vain barrister changes overnight when he has to have an emergency heart transplant. Convinced that he has taken over the personality of the man whose heart he has inherited, he heads off to a remote Scottish village to find out more about him. There he finds himself drawn to the widow and her two fatherless sons in a way he did not expect.
- Angus Deayton (actor)
- Simone Lahbib (actor)
- Rory Barraclough (actor)
- Adam Harkin (actor)
- Priyanga Elan (actor)
- Serena Gordon (actor)
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22:35–23:05 (30 min)
The Planners Are Coming
Not in My Backyard
The series looking at building planning processes investigates the recent trend of garden-grabbing, where developers, realising that land is in short supply, look for any large gardens that they can build on. In Essex, however, a group of residents is up in arms over plans to build one family home in the back garden of another. Will the Council Planning Committee agree? Meanwhile, in North London, one man is using his back garden to store old motorcycle parts, and his neighbours are not happy.
- Jackie Waldock (director)
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22:35–23:05 (30 min)
Confessions
Flight Attendant
This programme investigates what being a flight attendant is really like, and reveals what goes on in the cockpit and behind the galley curtain. Expect a few surprises - from what could happen to you if you fancy joining the Mile High Club, to what could happen to your food if you do not treat your attendants with respect. With stories from current and former flight attendants, as well as travel advice from Tony Hawks and The Sun's Lisa Minot.
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22:45–23:00 (15 min)
Book at Bedtime
It's Beginning to Hurt. Short stories by James Lasdun. 2/5: Annals of the Honorary Secretary: An enigmatic and select society welcomes the arrival of a promising new member.
22:50–00:10 (1 hr, 20 min)
Law and Order
A Detective's Tale
Four-part drama series about the British judicial system, dealing with an investigation presented from the perspectives of the police force, the criminal, the solicitor and the prison system. The first of the four plays is about the law: those who keep it, those who break it and those who live off it. A Detective's Tale tells the detective's view of a crime.
- Derek Martin (actor)
- Alan Ford (actor)
- Roy Sone (actor)
- Billy Cornelius (actor)
- Alex Gladwell (actor)
- Fred Haggerty (actor)
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Summary
- 22:00: Mad Men
- 22:00: BBC News at Ten
- 22:00: BBC News at Ten
- 22:00: Nick Grimshaw
- 22:00: Nick Grimshaw
- 22:00: UKG with Cameo
- 22:00: UKG with Cameo
- 22:00: Nigel Ogden
- 22:00: Composer of the Week
- 22:00: The World Tonight
- 22:00: 606
- 22:00: EastEnders
- 22:00: The Culture Show
- 22:00: BBC News
- 22:00: Radio Shuttleworth
- 22:00: Shameless
- 22:00: Smallville: Superman the Early Years
- 22:00: CSI: Miami
- 22:00: Extreme Fishing with Robson Green
- 22:00: News at Ten and Weather
- 22:00: Notting Hill
- 22:00: Ladies of Letters
- 22:00: True Stories
- 22:00: Cold Case
- 22:00: Verminators
- 22:06: Outlook
- 22:10: Cross of Iron
- 22:20: The Catherine Tate Show
- 22:25: South East Today
- 22:30: My Life in Movies...
- 22:30: Horne and Corden
- 22:30: Newsnight
- 22:30: The Strand
- 22:30: Wild Things
- 22:30: Heartless
- 22:35: The Planners Are Coming
- 22:35: Confessions
- 22:45: Book at Bedtime
- 22:50: Law and Order