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- The Sarah Jane Adventures
  
  Today, 11:00, CBBC
  
  Current Doctor Who Matt Smith and former companion Katy Manning guest star in a special episode of the children's sci-fi drama.
  
  When the Doctor is declared dead, his old friends Sarah Jane and Jo Grant join forces to discover the truth. In a UNIT base hidden beneath Mount Snowdon, they investigate the mysterious Shansheeth, while Clyde and Rani have a close encounter with a Groske. As an interstellar conspiracy gathers, Clyde finds that he may quite literally hold the fate of a Time Lord in his hand.
- The Queen's Palaces
  
  Today, 15:00, BBC1
  
  Windsor Castle takes the spotlight as Fiona Bruce continues the documentary series looking at the Queen's three official residences.
  
  The world's oldest and largest inhabited castle, Windsor dates back to the 11th century. It has been a fortress, a home to medieval chivalry, a baroque palace, and finally a romantic fantasy. Fiona encounters all manner of royal treasures, from the musket ball that killed a naval hero to jewel-encrusted table decorations.Ffrom the portrait of a king who lost his head, to Queen Mary's Dolls' House - a remarkable scale model housing a collection of miniature items that really work.
- The Hungry Sailors
  
  Today, 16:30, ITV1
  
  Nautical culinary series in which Dick and James Strawbridge sail around Britain's coastline in search of fine local ingredients.
  
  Aided by a small tender that allows them access to rivers feeding down to the coast, throughout the series Dick and James meet the fishermen, producers and foragers who provide our delicious culinary treats at the seaside. This time, the father-and-son cooking team go upstream on a West Country waterway where they find an ingenious way of cooking local eggs. They also meet some prize-winning pigs, get creative with mushrooms and plums and cook up a feast on board their two-masted schooner.
- RHS Chelsea Flower Show
  
  Today, 17:00, BBC1
  
  The BBC's coverage of the 2012 Chelsea Flower Show kicks off with a look ahead to what visitors can expect from the week-long horticultural event.
  
  With the official opening only hours away, Alan Titchmarsh, Carol Klein and James Wong are in the grounds of the Royal Hospital Chelsea to present an exclusive preview of the highlight of the horticultural calendar. They are joined by Nicki Chapman and Toby Buckland to find out what some of the big names in gardening are exhibiting this year in the Great Pavilion and show gardens, while Gardeners' World host Joe Swift reveals the inspiration behind his debut Chelsea garden.
- Monty Don's Italian Gardens
  
  Today, 17:00, BBC HD
  
  Monty Don takes a grand tour around Italy's magnificent gardens.
  
  From the luxurious retreats of Italy's moneyed north to the lavish hideaways of the romantic south, Monty visits the gardens that matter. Monty begins his journey in Rome, powerbase of emperors and popes, to explore gardens that are among some of the most extravagant and flamboyant ever created.
- Countryfile
  
  Today, 18:25, BBC One HD
  
  The rural affairs magazine visits Dumfries and Galloway in south west Scotland, the perfect place to launch this year's photographic competition.
  
  Matt Baker looks into the cultural side of the county as he explores the locations used in some major feature films. Ellie Harrison and John Craven look at some of the area's remarkable variety of wildlife, including natterjack toads, red squirrels and black guillemots. Meanwhile, Tom Heap is in Somerset, investigating why so many young people want to get into farming. Adam Henson is in his home county of Gloucestershire, waxing lyrical about the breeds of cattle which made the area famous.
- Shooting Stars
  
  Today, 19:20, Dave
  
  Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer return for a new series of the comedy quiz show, with help from regular team captains Ulrika Jonsson and Jack Dee.
  
  Expect the unexpected as Vic and Bob's mayhem-filled game show returns, with two celebrity teams battling it out through manic rounds including the infamous Dove From Above. Keeping the scores is award-winning burger van owner Angelos Epithemiou, bringing his unique brand of order to the proceedings. Joining the regulars this week are chart-topper Example, Hairy Biker Si King, former Strictly dancer Camilla Dallerup, and EastEnder Linda Henry, who receives a very special massage from Vic.
- Vera
  
  Today, 20:00, ITV1
  
  DCI Vera Stanhope investigates the murder of 29-year-old Niall Coulter in the final episode of the current series of the police drama.
  
  Interviews with Niall's nearest and dearest, including his mother Shirley, indicate that beneath the apparently benign surface of Niall's life lies a truth which those closest to him seem unwilling to reveal. Faced with potentially life-changing discoveries of a personal nature, Vera steers her way through the evidence of grief, love, protection and addiction that surrounded Niall's life before concluding that his murderer acted through a selfless and unrequited love of their own.
- Indian Ocean with Simon Reeve
  
  Today, 20:00, BBC HD
  
  Simon Reeve encounters some of the Indian Ocean's most spectacular natural wonders in the Maldives - but also sees some of its worst pollution.
  
  Continuing his journey around the spectacular Indian Ocean, Simon sets sail from Oman to the Maldives. Passing through the Strait of Hormuz, he stops over in Mumbai in time for the seething festival of Ganesh. Finally, he arrives in the Maldives and tours its beautiful collection of tropical coral islands. However as Simon sees, the tourist industry that has grown around these fragile wonders is a source of shocking pollution - not least of which is the island wholly converted into a landfill.
- The Truth About Tax - Panorama
  
  Today, 20:30, BBC News
  
  Revealing how some of the UK's best known companies are avoiding paying millions to the treasury via the tiny European tax haven of Luxembourg.
  
  Darragh MacIntyre asks if Britain's big businesses are paying their fair share in these austere times, as the flagship BBC programme investigates the use of tax breaks in Luxembourg by British firms. A year after the chancellor declared aggressive tax avoidance a 'morally repugnant' act, a cache of secret documents have revealed how global names are saving millions in tax on billion-pound transactions. The companies say tax efficiency is good news for shareholders but is it good news for the UK?
- Coast
  
  Today, 21:00, BBC2
  
  The Coast team gear up for the summer holidays with trips to the Caribbean-esque Isles of Scilly, the Jurassic Coast of East Devon and South Wales.
  
  Most people would use a ferry, but Nick Crane decides to make his way around the sun-drenched archipelago of the Isles of Scilly by foot, as per local tradition. Ruth Goodman continues the Westcountry theme as she scales the terrifying cliffs at Branscombe in East Devon. Meanwhile, Hermione Cockburn looks for old fossils in South Wales. Then, when she's found them propping up the local rugby club bar, travels to St David's Head for evidence of a huge sea monster that lived before the dinosaurs.
- Channel 4's Comedy Gala
  
  Today, 21:00, Channel 4
  
  The all-star comedy gala returns for a third year, filmed at London's O2 Arena in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital.
  
  Since it started in 2010, the Channel 4 Comedy Gala has already become an institution. This year features a wealth of talent including Lee Evans, Michael McIntyre, Jonathan Ross, Micky Flanagan, Sean Lock, Kevin Bridges, Jo Brand, Jack Whitehall, Jack Dee, Jon Richardson, Seann Walsh, Lee Nelson, Josh Widdicombe, Paul Chowdhry, Andi Osho, Keith Lemon and Alan Carr. As if that wasn't enough, Jessie J begins proceedings with an exclusive live performance.
- Death in Paradise
  
  Today, 21:00, BBC One HD
  
  The team is called to a murder at a local school, as the drama series about a fish-out-of water English policeman in the Caribbean continues.
  
  Angelique, who was known as a local voodoo priestess, had predicted her murder on the previous night. It transpires that Father Charles Dean, now the school's priest and the man who found Angelique dead, had an affair with Delilah, the headmaster's wife, years ago. When the affair was revealed, Delilah disappeared and Angelique suspected foul play. Now faced with two mysteries, Richard's investigation prompts him to conduct an experiment involving a fish tank, superglue and a local cocktail.
- Alexander Armstrong's Big Ask
  
  Today, 21:40, Dave
  
  The hilarious new panel show hosted by Alexander Armstrong in which three comedians must not only answer but also devise the questions as they play!
  
  The show sees Alexander welcome top names from the world of comedy into his lair where he throws out subjects as varied as Shakespeare, magic and the Bible to his guests, and asks them to respond via their buzzers with their own questions to answer. It's down to the panellists to be as quick on their buzzers as possible in order to set questions. This time, Alexander's guest comedians are Jimmy Carr, Rufus Hound and Andi Osho. Dave Lamb provides extra intelligence from his Fact Bunker.
- Taggart
  
  Today, 22:00, ITV3
  
  A brand new episode of the enduring crime drama explores the strict and secretive world of a religious sect.
  
  The doors of the distrustful religious community are forcibly thrown open when a double murder occurs. The team is called in after a father and son are found dead, each body lying next to a bible. But the officers? investigation goes slowly because the members of the sect see them as intrusive outsiders from the secular world ? and are less than forthcoming with information.
- The Only Way Is Essex
  
  Today, 22:00, ITV2
  
  The award-winning reality show that follows the escapades of a group of glamorous Essex girls and guys continues.
  
  Part soap opera, part reality TV, the series follows the lives, loves and scandals of a group of genuine Essex inhabitants. Cameras capture the happenings at all kinds of glamorous locations as the cast meet up in nail bars, nightclubs, shops and salons. The show is filmed close to transmission which means that every episode includes the fallout from the events of the previous instalment.
- My Phone Sex Secrets
  
  Today, 23:10, More4
  
  Insightful documentary following several women who work in the phone sex industry.
  
  New to the game is student Rosa. After weeks of job hunting without any luck, she believes her new role as a phone sex operator could just be the answer to her mounting debt. Meanwhile Jenny, a 10-year veteran of the industry, has become the master of dirty dialogue, and even talks to clients while friends are over. Lastly, dominatrix Marnie wonders if the handsome pay cheque is worth the effect her career has on some aspects of her life.
- Long Lost Family
  
  Today, 11:30, ITV1
  
  Nicky Campbell and Davina McCall continue the genealogy series with two more people attempting to track down their long-lost relatives.
  
  Bradlee Allen from south east London is searching for his father Malcolm, who was absent throughout much of his childhood. Having rebuffed him at the age of fourteen, when he was mourning the death of his beloved grandmother, Bradlee is about to get married and is desperate to make amends. Bridget Eyles from Saffron Walden only discovered that she was adopted at the age of eleven. Since that day she has longed to know her birth mother, but ten years of searching have yielded nothing.
- Snog Marry Avoid?
  
  Today, 23:30, BBC Three
  
  The make-under show begins a new run, as a newly-upgraded POD and new host Ellie Taylor hit the streets to tackle Britain's fakest fashion fiascos.
  
  The Personal Overhaul Device, may have been given a new look and a new voice, but its mission remains the same: to get beneath the fake tans and reveal the natural beauties hidden within. It is joined for this series by comedian Ellie Taylor, who will be speaking to the girls and discovering some emotional stories. In this first episode POD arrives in Essex, where Ellie tries out the Essex ultra tan and POD has its work cut out for it with two major makeunders.
- Housewife, 49
  
  Today, 10:50, ITV3
  
  A special Mother's Day line-up on ITV3 includes this BAFTA Award-winning gem written by and starring Victoria Wood.
  
  For Mother's Day ITV3 has scheduled a day of movies and dramas for all the family. This factually based drama tells the story of Lancashire housewife Nella Last, who throughout the Second World War wrote an extraordinary diary for the Mass Observation project, which documented the lives of ordinary British subjects on the home front. In her writing, Nella found a liberating outlet from the trying routines of family life. With David Threlfall and Stephanie Cole.
- Keith Lemon's LemonAid
  
  Today, 13:20, ITV2
  
  Keith Lemon (alter ego of comedian Leigh Francis) presents the final episode in his brand new family entertainment series.
  
  Each week, the irrepressible Keith tackles a variety of problems and helps people's dreams come true, aided by a guest celebrity helper. He meets real people with real problems and seeks to solve those issues in his own inimitably mischievous and anarchic style. For this last episode, Keith welcomes star helper Louis Walsh as well as top girl group The Saturdays.
- Tales of Television Centre
  
  Today, 19:00, BBC Four
  
  Documentary exploring the history of BBC Television Centre, one of Britain's most iconic buildings and home to hundreds of television greats.
  
  As BBC staff begin to move out of the building that has housed such greats as Doctor Who, Blue Peter and Monty Python's Flying Circus, this film tells the story of Television Centre through the eyes of those who have worked there. Everyone from cameramen and boom operators to Pan's People tell of their experiences in those hallowed studios, and former Doctor Who assistants Katy Manning, Janet Fielding and Louise Jameson share their memories of dressing room antics and running through corridors.
- The Exclusives
  
  Today, 22:45, ITV2
  
  Brand new series in which six aspiring journalists compete for the chance to win their dream job with one of Europe's largest magazine publishers.
  
  Each week, the trainees will hone their skills by working closely with the teams behind some of the UK's best-known magazines. This week, rookies Hayley, Stuart, Sunny, Felix, Ellie and Christopher report for duty at More! Magazine. It is a baptism of fire as they discover that anything can happen in the glittering world of celebrity reporting - including being parachuted onto the frontline of the BRIT Awards.
Tomorrow
- The Landscape Man
  
  Tomorrow, 9:55, More4
  
  This new series follows six couples as they strive to create bold and beautiful gardens with the help of expert landscape gardener Matthew Wilson.
  
  The first show follows the story of plant lovers Keith and Ros Wiley, who work all by themselves to create a grand and extraordinary vision in their four-acre field. They carve canyons, build a Mexican style courtyard and dig a new lake, but they face a battle against time, money and nature to create one of the most ambitious and stunning new gardens in Britain.
- Location, Location, Location
  
  Tomorrow, 10:00, Channel 4
  
  Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are back with a brand new series of the show that helps house hunters to find their dream homes across the country.
  
  In north west London, Rupreet and Sundeep are still living at home following their wedding 18 months ago. They have managed to save a healthy deposit for their future family home, but Rupreet is obsessed with postcodes, particularly that of the pricey suburb of Pinner. A little further north, Rob and Hilary are also looking for a family home. This growing family is finding property hunting in the popular Hertfordshire town of Hitchin a real struggle.
- Mexican Food Made Simple
  
  Tomorrow, 12:45, Channel 5
  
  Thomasina Miers seeks out some fresh and spicy Mexican dishes as she travels around the country sampling its food and culture.
  
  At her favourite street-food stall in Mexico City, Tommi gets the day going with a fabulous culinary cocktail crossover, a Mexican prawn cocktail. It's part 70s-kitsch dish, part Bloody Mary. With the taste still fresh on her tongue, back home in her kitchen Tommi knocks up her own version. The juice of a lime and an orange are added to a jug of tomato juice, topped off with plenty of Worcestershire sauce and some Tabasco for fun.
- Great British Menu
  
  Tomorrow, 19:30, BBC2
  
  The nationwide cookery contest arrives in Wales as top chefs from the area compete for the privilege of producing an Olympic celebration banquet.
  
  Returning contenders Richard Davies, James Sommerin and Stephen Terry go head-to-head in the race to the banquet. Davies cooks ravioli, parfait of foie gras, roasted salsify and Madeira jelly, Sommerin makes a sage cream, onion chicken and Welsh 'Brie' truffle toast, while Terry crafts a dish dubbed 'The Opening Ceremony'. Former Great British Menu winner Angela Hartnett has the tricky task of deciding who goes through to the next stage of the competition.
- Canal Walks with Julia Bradbury
  
  Tomorrow, 19:30, BBC Four
  
  Julia Bradbury dons her walking boots once again to explore the UK, this time travelling along the country's network of canals.
  
  Julia starts this walk in Birmingham, which boasts more miles of canal than Venice. Julia discovers how the city's network of canals played their part in maintaining its status at the forefront of the Industrial Revolution. It is also the start of Julia's two-day walk along the historic and picturesque Worcester and Birmingham Canal, which cuts a 30-mile path through to the River Severn. The highlight of the canal is the dramatic two-mile flight of 30 locks at Tardebigge.
- The Dales
  
  Tomorrow, 20:00, ITV1
  
  In this final episode of the series observing life in the Yorkshire Dales over the course of a summer, Adrian Edmondson returns to Ravenseat Farm.
  
  The Owen family are busy preparing for youngest son Miles's first day at school. Also on the horizon is a rare night away from the farm as the family attend a photography exhibition in Reeth, where they are the stars of the show. Meanwhile, estate agent Brian Carlisle takes on another role as he presides over the monthly family auction in Hawes village hall. Finally, as summer draws to an end, Dales vicar Anne Chapman holds a harvest festival for her parishioners.
- Beating the Recession - Cash v Cards: Channel 4 Dispatches
  
  Tomorrow, 20:00, Channel 4 HD
  
  Dispatches investigates whether cutting up credit cards and paying for everything in cash could leave consumers with more money their pockets.
  
  Personal finance expert Harry Wallop explores new research which reveals that people seem to be returning to cash - drawing out more from cash machines than at any time in the last five years. But that is not how banks and credit card companies want customers to behave. Is the move towards a cashless society more about the banks' profits than the convenience of financially-stretched consumers?
- Gok Cooks Chinese
  
  Tomorrow, 20:30, Channel 4
  
  Known to millions as a fashion guru, Gok Wan shows that he has another string to his bow in the shape of Chinese cuisine.
  
  Growing up with a Chinese restaurateur and chef for a father, Gok can boast some degree of expertise in this field. In this first programme, he guides viewers through the basics of Chinese cooking and demonstrates how to cook the perfect egg fried rice. He heads to Leicester to see his father at work on a classic recipe before visiting the fiery kitchens of Hakkasan in London. Finally, he prepares spicy king prawns with cashew nuts, another classic takeaway dish that can be easily made at home.
- Eurovision's Dirty Secret - Panorama
  
  Tomorrow, 20:30, BBC One HD
  
  Panorama uncovers shocking tales of corruption and abuse in Azerbaijan as the country prepares to play host to the 2012 Eurovision contest.
  
  Days away from the 2012 Eurovision contest in Azerbaijan, Panorama reveals the shocking results of its investigation into claims of human rights abuse fueled by the approaching event. Reporter Paul Kenyon meets threatened peaceful protestors and families whose homes have been bulldozed - even people who have been interrogated about their voting record in past Eurovisions. With a record for corruption recognised around the world, why did the organisers choose Azerbaijan as host?
- The Secret Millionaire
  
  Tomorrow, 21:00, Channel 4 HD
  
  The observational documentary series returns as more wealthy benefactors go undercover looking for people they might be able to help.
  
  Matthew Newbury lost a leg in a motorbike accident when he was 15. Eight years later, he was awarded over £2 million compensation for his injuries. Now 30, Matt is a property developer worth £9 million. He goes undercover in Manchester, focusing on charities working with disability. He is inspired by a triple-amputee war veteran, forms a friendship with a young man who suffers constant pain following a bout of life-threatening meningitis, and helps the local theatre group as a lighting director.
- Birdsong
  
  Tomorrow, 21:00, BBC HD
  
  Eddie Redmayne and Clemence Poesy star as the young lovers torn apart by World War 1 in Abi Morgan's adaptation of Sebastian Faulks' modern classic.
  
  As Stephen recovers from his injuries, he is still haunted by memories of Isabelle. However, while he and his men prepare for a major offensive at The Somme, Stephen unexpectedly meets her again. Unable to explain why she left him, Stephen goes into battle in a state of turmoil, unsure whether he will ever see her again. Over the months that follow, Stephen finds comfort in his friendship with Jack Firebrace, but when Isabelle's sister appears, she reveal a secret that gives him hope.
- Chatsworth
  
  Tomorrow, 21:00, BBC1
  
  The documentary series following life at Chatsworth House, home to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, continues.
  
  Among the highlights of the duchess's social calendar are the Chatsworth International Horse Trials. This year there is extra pressure on the course designer, Ian Stark, for the event is an official qualifier for the London Olympics and everything must meet the governing body's exacting standards. The 2011 season also sees the third annual Chatsworth flower festival, Florabundance. However, the unseasonably warm spring weather is making the tulips flower ahead of schedule.
- Knocked Up
  
  Tomorrow, 22:35, ITV1
  
  The network TV premiere of a funny and tender movie about a mismatched couple who find themselves facing a pregnancy after a one-night stand.
  
  Katherine Heigl is TV journalist Alison who is out celebrating a promotion when she meets Seth Rogen's fun-loving slacker Ben. Despite hardly being well-matched, they fall into bed together with predictable results. Career-minded Alison surprises her friends by deciding to keep the baby, and Ben is up for it too... Heigl made her name on the hit medical drama Grey's Anatomy, and Rogen has starred in and written hit movies Superbad and Pineapple Express.
- The Lost World of the Seventies
  
  Tomorrow, 23:20, BBC2
  
  New documentary revealing the larger than life stories of some of the most controversial characters to feature in public life during the 1970s.
  
  Michael Cockerell presents a nostalgic trip back to the 1970s in this one-off documentary for BBC2. Rather than revisit the music, fashion or politics of the decade though this programme looks at the tragi-comedy of public life during the tumultuous period. Using archive footage and brand new interviews this revealing film tells the story of the personalities who dominated headlines and conversation - albeit often for the wrong reasons - in a manner practically unseen in the modern world.
- Made in Chelsea
  
  Tomorrow, 22:00, E4
  
  Another episode of the hilarious reality drama following the lives of a group of 20-somethings living in one of London's most expensive postcodes.
  
  Spencer and Louise finally get a chance to just hang out in London and, despite the odd insecurity, their new relationship is blossoming. Meanwhile, Cheska and Binky are up to no good when they organise a secret meeting with Kimberley's ex-boyfriend Diego and discover that Kimberley isn't as innocent as she appears. Jamie decides to throw a Scottish Reeling party so that the gang can show off their country dancing skills.
- Lip Service
  
  Tomorrow, 3:00, BBC Three
  
  The second series of the drama about the interwoven love lives of a group of gay women in Glasgow continues.
  
  Sam makes an unexpected visit to the flat to comfort Tess, but this only serves to drive a wedge between sam and her friends. The situation with Lexy's stalker intensifies but luckily Tess is on hand to help, although Hugh proves an obstacle when he embroils her in his disastrous love life. Meanwhile, Sadie's relationship with Lauren heats up after she is initially upset that Lauren has ignored her texts.
- The Bridge
  
  Tomorrow, 23:20, BBC Four
  
  The Scandinavian crime drama serial continues, as the police wait for the next move of the man they believe to be the murderer.
  
  Gradually all the pieces to the complicated puzzle are put in place - the clues and evidence in the investigation have led the police to a man who could be the murderer. Now they wait tensely for his next move, which for Martin, who has finally managed to become reconciled with his son August, will turn out to be more personal than he ever could have imagined.
Tuesday
- Britain Unzipped
  
  Tuesday, 1:55, BBC Three
  
  Greg James and Russell Kane reveal the alternative state of the nation in a new series that parallels the 2011 census - albeit with weirder results.
  
  From everyday habits and hobbies to sex lives and morality, this new series for BBC Three reveals Britain as never seen before. Based on the results of a huge alternative social census, presenters Greg James and Russell Kane answer the questions you never knew you had for the British public. Where in the country has the most loverats? How often does the average Brit delete their internet history? All this and more in a comedy show packed with far more than just the cold facts of life in the UK.
- Mexican Food Made Simple
  
  Tuesday, 12:45, Channel 5
  
  The vibrant cookery show with Thomasina Miers continues.
  
  Tommi begins the programme in Mexico City, where a festival is in full flow to celebrate a tiny seed. The amaranth is so tasty the Aztecs once offered it as a sacrifice to the gods. Today's Mexican cooks use it in cakes and biscuits. Next, she visits Wahaca in southern Mexico, where corn on the cob is a popular street food. Back in her own kitchen in London, she makes a colourful sweetcorn salad, which she serves warm with herbs and spices.
- Law and Order
  
  Tuesday, 14:15, Channel 5
  
  The fatal shooting of a truck driver leads Detectives Fontana and Green to uncover a people-smuggling ring in this week's episode of the crime drama.
  
  When truck driver Clayton Stack is shot dead in the street, Fontana and Green suspect a connection to organised crime. But they are stunned to learn that Stack was smuggling illegal immigrants from the Mexican border. Suspicion for the murder falls on a group of border-patrol volunteers who seem to have taken the law into their own hands. Unfortunately, the prosecution's key witness is herself an illegal immigrant, and the judge is threatening to deport her after she gives her testimony...
- Location, Location, Location
  
  Tuesday, 15:35, More4
  
  Kirstie and Phil drop in on some more people they?ve helped previously to see how they have been getting along.
  
  This week, they catch up with two couples in Edinburgh. Whenthey first appeared on the programme, Sarah and Dom were all fired up to leave London with their baby son and move closer to Sarah?s family. Their £600,000 budget got them a suitable property, but what about Dom?s dream of setting up his own music studio? Kirstie and Phil find out of the place in Scotland has been music to the family?s ears.
- How I Met Your Mother
  
  Tuesday, 19:30, E4
  
  The hit American comedy series starring Jason Segal, Neil Patrick Harris and Alyson Hannigan continues its fifth season.
  
  Barney and Robin get into a relationship rut and their personalities change so much that Barney even donates his pornography collection to Ted. Ted, Lily and Marshall try to break the couple up. Lily comes up with a perfect plan, but she needs help from Robin's famous friend, Alan Thicke, in order to make it work.
- Martin Clunes: Horsepower
  
  Tuesday, 20:00, ITV1
  
  Martin Clunes concludes his worldwide search to discover the secrets of man's partnership with horses.
  
  To experience this bond at first hand, Martin watches the colourful Palio horse race in Italy, which dates back to the 13th century. Martin also rides on horseback in a suit of armour at Warwick Castle and joins the pomp and ceremony as horses and carriages are prepared for the State Opening of Parliament. On a visit to Las Vegas, he sees how rodeo horses are treated like kings.
- Edwardian Farm
  
  Tuesday, 20:00, YeSTERDAY
  
  The historical documentary series recreates life on a farm just over a century ago. In this episode, new technology makes an appearance on the scene.
  
  Alex Langlands, Peter Ginn and Ruth Goodman turn back the clock at Morwellham Quay in Devon. To prosper as Edwardian farmers, they need to use the science of the age to set up an exciting new venture. Alex and Peter want to grow a reliable source of income - potatoes - and oats, which are essential feed for the livestock. But first they must plough the land. While most Edwardian farmers still relied heavily on horse power, new technology was on the horizon.
- Embarrassing Bodies: Live from the Clinic
  
  Tuesday, 20:00, Channel 4
  
  Dr Christian Jessen and Dr Dawn Harper are joined by a team of specialists to provide live consultations to as many viewers as possible via Skype.
  
  This programme features a group of men dedicated to promoting early detection of testicular cancer. They join the doctors in the studio for a live testicle check, while Dr Christian visits in the pathology labs at Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth hospital to show viewers how testicular cancer is analysed. Meanwhile, Scientist Dr James Logan from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine shows viewers how a bed bug epidemic spreads by taking just two bed bugs and testing how they multiply.
- Escape from New York
  
  Tuesday, 21:00, ITV4
  
  From visionary director John Carpenter comes this cult futuristic action thriller, starring Kurt Russell, Lee Van Cleef and Ernest Borgnine.
  
  The year is a far-in-the-future 1997, and the island of Manhattan that has become a maximum-security prison. When the US president (Donald Pleasence) is captured and held hostage by a ruthless gang after Air Force One crash-lands in the no-go area, only one-eyed mercenary Snake Plissken (Russell) is considered capable of effecting a rescue. If he fails his mission, an explosive that has been injected under his skin will be detonated, killing him instantly.
- Saving Private Ryan
  
  Tuesday, 21:00, Film4
  
  Powerful WWII drama about a group of US troops who go on a search and rescue mission to find a soldier whose brothers have been killed in action.
  
  After surviving the intense battle at Omaha Beach during the D-Day landings, Captain John H Miller (Tom Hanks) is ordered to assemble a group of soldiers to locate and extract Private James Francis Ryan, whose three brothers have all been killed in the course of the war. With the private missing in action and there being no knowledge of his location or if he is still alive, Miller leads his men on a seemingly impossible mission through German-occupied France.
- Silk
  
  Tuesday, 21:00, BBC1
  
  Martha attends a Court Martial to represent Captain Ed Ryan, who is accused of disobeying an order, resulting in the death of a 19-year-old private.
  
  Under the watchful eyes of Ryan's distraught family, who want answers, Martha navigates the army's legal system with the help of Captain Cassidy, Ryan's Unit Defence Officer and friend. Martha doggedly seeks the truth which she believes to be hidden beneath words of loyalty and honour. As she peels back the layers of past and present wounds, the shocking reality of modern combat is revealed.
- Great Ormond Street
  
  Tuesday, 21:00, BBC2
  
  An unprecedented look behind the scenes with the heart transplant team at the Great Ormond Street children's hospital.
  
  The documentary series about Great Ormond Street's children's hospital takes a look at the vital work of the heart transplant team. Almost paradoxically, improvements in medicine and technology have resulted in fewer hearts available and a longer waiting list for those patients whose only hope for treatment is a transplant. This episode reveals the precarious existence faced by these children as well as the revolutionary machines that help keep them alive.
- Hidden Talent
  
  Tuesday, 21:00, Channel 4 HD
  
  Fascinating series hosted by Richard Bacon in which individual's incredible hidden talents are revealed and put to the test.
  
  In this edition, two people are sought with incredible multi-tasking abilities. Able to complete two very demanding tasks simultaneously, these individuals are sometimes known as 'super taskers'. Six unlikely finalists emerge from the tough selection process, including a barmaid, a shelf-stacker and a call centre worker. All are extremely adept at multi-tasking, but will any true super-taskers be found among them?
- Dirty Britain
  
  Tuesday, 21:00, ITV1
  
  The series looking at the mess people make and those who clean it up explores the remarkable things to be found behind the nation's front doors.
  
  Employing a domestic cleaner is back in fashion once more. In south west London, a team of domestic maids see how fussy some homeowners can be about dirt and grime. In contrast, on the other side of the city, Jim the pest controller is dealing with a home that has been overrun by pigeons. Meanwhile, in Manchester, Mick and Shaun spend their working lives cleaning up the city's sewers, a potentially risky business since sewage can produce lethal gas.
- Harlots, Housewives and Heroines: A 17th Century History for Girls
  
  Tuesday, 21:00, BBC Four
  
  In a new three-part documentary series for BBC Four, historian Lucy Worsley examines the lives of some of the women who lived during the Restoration.
  
  As England moved out of the medieval age and into the modern one following the Civil War and the Restoration of Charles II, some women rose to prominence like never before. Lucy Worsley takes a look at the lives of the king's mistresses, who included royalist Barbara Villiers, French spy Louise de Keroualle and Cockney actress Nell Gwynn. All of these women were key players during the restoration, but were they truly in charge of their own destinies?
- CSI: NY
  
  Tuesday, 22:00, Channel 5
  
  The New York-based spin-off of the crime drama series continues its seventh season.
  
  New York-based spin-off of the crime drama series. The CSIs suspect that a woman's death might be the work of a serial killer, and Mac reconnects with his first partner (played by guest star Peter Fonda) after an ex-con they put away begins stalking him.
- 24 Hours in A&E
  
  Tuesday, 22:00, More4
  
  As the access-all-areas documentary series returns to King's College Hospital, two cyclists are seriously injured during the morning rush hour.
  
  IT analyst Christopher hit a log on his way to work, and staff are concerned when scans reveal a bleed on his brain. Brighton cyclist Sarah swerved to avoid a pedestrian while riding downhill without a helmet, and she now needs to be airlifted to King's by helicopter. Also arriving by air is father-of-four Kevin, who fell from scaffolding as he repaired a roof, and 80-year-old former docker Bill has hurt his knee while drinking at his local working men's club.
- My Big Fat Fetish
  
  Tuesday, 22:00, Channel 4 HD
  
  Exploring the lives of four 'gainers', women who are paid to overeat and increase their weight and the relationship with their body image and fans.
  
  This programme introduces us to 'big' models as they are paid to eat, exploring the men who worship such women online. Kitt is a rising star in this world of 'Big Beautiful Women' and models for magazines. Former model Reenaye runs a gaining website recruiting women to model online. Her new recruit is English girl Lizzie, flying out to Florida to take part in her first photo shoot for the website. Last we meet Goddess Patty, who is now too heavy to walk without help and is virtually immobile.
- One Born Every Minute
  
  Tuesday, 23:10, More4
  
  Filmed in a busy maternity ward in Southampton, the fly-on-the-wall documentary series features three unconventional couples.
  
  Sarah wants a natural birth after a traumatic long labour and emergency c-section with her first baby, when she was just 17. She is hoping for an easier time, but knows that her partner Mark cannot be there to hold her hand. He is in prison and is unaware that she is in labour. In another birthing room, Jennine and her husband Tony, both just 20 years old, are keen to dispel preconceptions about young parents.
- The Great Euro Crash with Robert Peston
  
  Tuesday, 23:20, BBC2
  
  With Europe teetering on the edge of an economic precipice, BBC business editor Robert Peston examines the euro.
  
  Meeting a property developer in Ireland, a taxi driver in Rome and a German manufacturing worker, the film exposes the high cost being paid by European workers today for the dream of monetary union. The crisis could yet claim another victim - Britain, with its vast financial sector, would be dragged down by the collapse of the euro. The cost for saving the euro may be high, but the alternative would be a return to the economic mayhem of the 1930s.
- CSI: Miami
  
  Tuesday, 23:55, Channel 5
  
  A grisly axe murder in the workplace leads the crime investigators to discover some shocking secrets, as the award-winning drama series continues.
  
  When an unpopular ad agency receptionist is murdered in the office, a number of her colleagues become suspects. However, the killing proves to be intrinsically linked with a tragic incident from the woman's past. Will the crime investigation team be able to unlock the necessary secrets to solve the case?
Wednesday
- Mexican Food Made Simple
  
  Wednesday, 12:45, Channel 5
  
  The conclusion of the cookery show with Thomasina Miers.
  
  Tommi begins the programme in Xochimilco, an area in Mexico City famous for its canals. She joins some friends for lunch on board one of the many trajineras (colourful gondola-like boats, once used for transporting goods but today used as floating restaurants). There's nothing Mexicans enjoy more than a big feast with friends and family, and there is even a barbecue on board.
- Law and Order
  
  Wednesday, 14:15, Channel 5
  
  The venerable crime drama show, now in its sixteenth series, continues with one of its main characters in mortal danger.
  
  Having now spawned five separate spin-off shows, tonight's episode proves that the original Law & Order can still pack a punch. Tonight, McCoy's life is in danger when a killer he helped convict orchestrates a bloody campaign of revenge from his jail cell. McCoy struggles to convince the judge that the killer is targeting witnesses who testified against him nine years earlier.
- The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
  
  Wednesday, 14:30, Film4
  
  This bittersweet western drama was one of honoured director John Ford's last films. It stars John Wayne, James Stewart, Lee Marvin and Lee Van Cleef.
  
  A fledgling lawyer goes to live in the untamed frontier town of Shinbone, where he immediately makes an enemy of notorious outlaw Liberty Valance. Over the years, with the help of a local rancher, he manages to keep the dangerous gunman at bay - until the two meet up one night on the town's dark streets. A beautiful, wistful elegiac of the American West and the notion of legend versus reality, it is arguably among the best work that Ford, Wayne and Stewart produced.
- Come Dine with Me
  
  Wednesday, 17:00, Channel 4 HD
  
  Four cooks from the Darlington area take turns trying to host the best dinner party as the reality entertainment contest continues.
  
  The first contestant is Dave, who reveals a distinct lack of manners as well as some weird sleeping arrangements. Suzi's plan is to impress with comfort food as well as a bit of fire breathing. Everyone is looking forward to drag queen Neil's party, but things go horribly wrong in the kitchen. The final dinner is served by Nathalie, who plans to win over her guests by showing them a different side to her character - until someone makes an interesting discovery in her wardrobe.
- Lewis
  
  Wednesday, 20:00, ITV1
  
  The sixth series of the police drama continues with a brand new episode called Generation of Vipers.
  
  Inspector Lewis and his partner DS Hathaway are drawn into a world of virtual bullying when Professor Miranda Thornton apparently commits suicide after her dating video is leaked on to a vicious media blog. Clutched in her hand is a newspaper article about millionaire businessman David Connelly, who had been her nemesis for the last couple of years as he proposed to buy up much of her college's land for housing development. However, Lewis does not believe that Thornton's death was suicide.
- DIY SOS: The Big Build
  
  Wednesday, 20:00, BBC One HD
  
  The ever-popular home renovation show heads north of the border to Dumfries in Scotland.
  
  Nick Knowles and the DIY team eet Sue, whose partner Barry died of a sudden heart attack in 2003, leaving her suffering from depression, dealing with two young children and living in a house that was falling apart. The team enlist the aid of their very own tartan army to tackle this build and try to help get this family back on track. The setting is perfect, the cottage could be lovely and the family need someone to come to their aid. Nick and the team have just nine days to help them.
- Secret Eaters
  
  Wednesday, 20:00, Channel 4
  
  Anna Richardson continues to expose the nation's secret eating habits as she helps more people who are mystified by their weight gain.
  
  Anna travels to Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, to meet the Castle family. The Castles are piling on the pounds at an alarming rate, but fail to understand why as they mostly eat mum Belinda's healthy, home-cooked food. They are given a chance to see where the weight gain is really coming from, using round-the-clock camera surveillance in their home and two private investigators to keep tabs on their eating habits.
- The Apprentice
  
  Wednesday, 21:00, BBC1
  
  The candidates enter the world of online trading as they undertake the latest task in Lord Sugar's quest for a business partner.
  
  For one day only, the teams are to represent an online website that offers Londoners exclusive deals in hotel stays, beauty treatments, posh dinners and premium products. The teams' negotiation skills are tested to the full as they battle to strike the right deal, get a good discount and deliver their offers to the website. Nick and Karren watch on as the teams become increasingly desperate in their attempts to secure quality deals at the right price.
- Beeny's Restoration Nightmare
  
  Wednesday, 21:00, More4
  
  Sarah Beeny and her husband Graham Swift continue their tribulations with Rise Hall as they struggle to restore 97 rooms back to their former glory.
  
  Graham and Sarah take on the challenge of turning what they believe to be old servants' quarters at the back of Rise Hall into a pub-themed room. An expert conservationist reveals the extraordinary hidden history of the room's panelling. This turns out to be Jacobean, which means that it pre-dates Rise Hall by around 200 years, so how did it get there? Work on the pub-themed room is a welcome distraction from the stress of the couple's ongoing dispute with the local council.
- 24 Hours in A&E
  
  Wednesday, 21:00, Channel 4
  
  Another fascinating look at the sharp end of medicine courtesy of King's College Hospital's A&E department, where this week we meet new recruit Matt.
  
  A 27-year-old emergency medicine trainee, Matt faces a challenging shift. The first trauma is horse-riding teenager Ellie, who has been airlifted to King's after being thrown from the saddle and crushed against a fence. She has no feeling down her left side and the team are worried that she may have serious spinal injuries. Pregnant Jill is in pain after a severe haemorrhage and fears that she may lose the baby, while four-year-old Destiny has a fishbone stuck in his tonsils.
- Peter Andre: My Life
  
  Wednesday, 21:00, ITV2
  
  More from the reality series following Mysterious Girl singer and I'm a Celebrity... star Peter Andre
  
  His brother Andrew's battle with cancer has made Peter re-evaluate his life, and he decides to tackle his fears once and for all - with his fear of heights being first on the list. Then he goes to Paris, where his attempts at flirting in French leave a waitress cold. While in Paris, Peter receives the news that his coffee shop has been given only one star by hygiene inspectors. Back in the UK, Peter prepares for his first gig of the year.
- The Killing
  
  Wednesday, 22:00, Channel 4 HD
  
  Finally back in touch with Holder, Sarah reviews the case with him, as the second series of the police drama continues.
  
  A question that is troubling them is why Rosie's backpack was dropped at the Larsen house two weeks after the murder. Was it dropped by the killer intending to torture the family, or a witness who felt remorse for not having come forward? And who is the person with the Ogi Jun tattoo who was caught on the security camera at the Beau Soleil fire? Sarah and Holder stake out Janek's place and realise that Stan has apparently renewed his connection with the Polish mob.
- Greek Myths: Tales of Travelling Heroes
  
  Wednesday, 22:00, BBC Four
  
  Eminent historian Robin Lane Fox goes in search of the origins of the classical Greek myths.
  
  Fox holds that the Greek myths lie at the root of western culture. But little is known about how these famous stories of gods and monsters came to be. After 35 years of travel, excavation and analysis, Fox has uncovered some surprising answers. From the ancient lost city of Hattusas in modern Turkey to the smouldering summit of the Sicilian volcano Mount Etna, this documentary takes the viewer on a voyage through the Mediterranean world of the 8th century BC.
- The World's Largest Snake
  
  Wednesday, 22:00, More4
  
  A fascinating - but spine-chilling! - documentary about the discovery of the biggest snake of all time, the Titanoboa.
  
  In 2009, a group of scientists stumbled upon the fossil of a creature deep in the Cerrejon coal mines in Colombia - a snake that would have spanned 48 feet and weighed over a tonne. A relative of modern boa constrictors, the Titanoboa lived in the rainforest of north-east Colombia 58 million years ago. Using CGI and scintillating cutting-edge science, the programme re-creates a time before dinosaurs, where giant reptiles such as the Titanoboa fought to become the planet's top predators.
- Babies Behind Bars
  
  Wednesday, 23:35, ITV1
  
  This two-part documentary follows the stories of a group of pregnant inmates at the Indiana Women's Prison in the USA.
  
  With a 400 per cent increase in the number of incarcerated women in the US in the last 30 years, prison births are becoming an increasingly regular occurrence. Many of the inmates are forced to give up their babies after just 24 hours, but the lucky ones get to keep their newborn children in a special prison nursery - Wee Ones, which was launched in 2007. The programme explores the personal stories of several prisoners, including Donna, who is serving a three-year sentence.
- Off by Heart: Shakespeare
  
  Wednesday, 23:30, BBC HD
  
  Jeremy Paxman hosts the final of a nationwide competition designed to get school kids to put their computer games aside and study Shakespeare.
  
  Over the last year, thousands have taken part in a contest to learn some of the Bard's greatest speeches off by heart. The nine finalists, aged between 13 and 15 and from all over the UK, get the chance to visit Stratford-upon-Avon to take part in a series of workshops with the Royal Shakespeare Company. They then cast aside the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune before going once more unto the breach as they take part in a grand final to find the BBC Shakespeare Schools Champion.
Thursday
- Come Dine with Me
  
  Thursday, 17:00, Channel 4
  
  Four strangers from Southend take it in turns to host their idea of the perfect dinner party, hoping to walk away with the £1,000 prize.
  
  Charity worker and chatterbox Louise opts for a menu themed around musicals. Tracy's collection of memorabilia startles her guests, one of whom lowers the tone after a little too much to drink. Retired banker Rob sets out to show that men are better than women at hosting dinner parties. And estate agent Zac serves up a meal consisting only of dishes he has invented himself - and he hires a barman to whip up some exotic cocktails.
- RHS Chelsea Flower Show
  
  Thursday, 20:00, BBC HD
  
  Coverage of the UK's most prestigious horticultural event of the year, held in the grounds of the Chelsea Hospital, continues.
  
  Alan Titchmarsh and Rachel De Thame explore how the themes of water, boundaries and the British countryside are dominating the exhibits at this year's Chelsea Flower Show. Chris Beardshaw is happily pottering around in the show gardens, unearthing radical ideas for sustainable horticulture. Last year's Best in Show winner, Cleve West, explains why topiary is currently a hot topic. Finally, designer Jo Thompson tells the story of how her journey to build a show garden began with a caravan.
- Phil Spencer: Secret Agent
  
  Thursday, 20:00, Channel 4
  
  Phil continues to help people sell properties that have so far resisted their owners' best efforts to make them attractive to potential buyers.
  
  Phil's mission takes him to commuter-belt Kent, where two properties get some secret agent assistance after being on the market for almost two years between them. Nigel and Gina's four-bed semi has been used and abused by both parents and kids, not to mention the pets. Over in Bromley's desirable Old Town, Phil meets hoarder Julie and tries to recover the beautiful two-bed terrace hidden underneath her stash.
- Planet Earth Live
  
  Thursday, 20:00, BBC One HD
  
  The ambitious natural history programme, broadcasting from several international wildlife hotspots, concludes.
  
  Richard Hammond and Julia Bradbury present the final live updates from around the world, with the latest news and drama on all the baby animals. It is a chance to say goodbye to the bears, lions, elephants, meerkats, monkeys, whales, otters and more. All of the animals are fighting to survive their most challenging month of the year. Join the team for the last time as they conclude the real-time, real-life animal dramas.
- Long Lost Family
  
  Thursday, 21:00, ITV1
  
  More from the series that aims to reunite families. This episode features two stories of women who have spent a lifetime searching for the truth.
  
  Sixty-year-old Fiona Dunn was brought up in Blackburn in the 1960s. At the age of eleven she heard rumours that she had been adopted, but a few years later she discovered the shocking news that the woman she believed to be her mother was actually her aunt. Anne Clegg enjoyed a happy childhood but has always longed to know her birth mother, who gave her up for adoption. She knows that her mother asked for photographs to be sent to her and this one piece of information has given her hope.
- The Exclusives
  
  Thursday, 21:00, ITV2
  
  Continuing the brand new reality competition in which six young and ambitious wannabe entertainment writers compete to work for a publishing giant.
  
  After a nationwide search to find the best six candidates, the chosen aspiring reporters are let loose on the publishing world, each hoping that they can scoop the once-in-a-lifetime prize of a 12-month contract with one of Europe's largest magazine publishers. Each trainee will learn to hone their skills as they work closely with the highly successful teams behind top titles including Heat, Empire, FHM, Closer, More! and Kerrang!.
- National Treasures - Jubilee Special
  
  Thursday, 21:00, BBC1
  
  A special jubilee edition of the history magazine show presented by Dan Snow and Sian Williams.
  
  Filmed at Westminster Abbey, the programme celebrates Britain's royal past in the church which has witnessed more than a thousand years of pageantry and regal history. Fashion icon Twiggy discovers the rules of dressing the Queen, in conversation with royal designers and milliners. Larry Lamb revisits his childhood in the 50s to find out why vintage is such big business. In the Abbey the team are joined by some of the choristers who sang at the Queen's coronation.
- The Fish Market: Inside Billingsgate
  
  Thursday, 21:00, BBC HD
  
  Focusing on Billingsgate Fish Market as it undergoes the loss of the licensed fish porters, one of the biggest changes in its history
  
  London's oldest wholesale market is facing a huge change. The licensed fish porters, the only people allowed to transport fish within the market, have been told that their licences are to be revoked and what was previously a job for life will be thrown open to all. Billingsgate handles over 5 million pounds worth of transactions in the space of a morning and is one of the backbones of the economy, supplying everyone from the Prince of Wales to Pentonville prison. How will the market evolve?
- Russell Howard's Good News
  
  Thursday, 22:00, BBC Three
  
  A brand new episode of the topical comedy show in which irreverent comedian Russell Howard offers up his take on the news stories from the last week.
  
  In search of the weird, the wonderful and the just plain odd, Russell and his crack team plough through over 60 news channels from across the world, read over 140 newspapers and watch over 1,000 clips all for the viewers' pleasure. While there is no way of knowing what tangent the world of news will take, Russell will, as always, be joined by special mystery guests and sign off the show with an often under-reported feelgood tale of triumph, courage or kindness.
- Piers Morgan's Life Stories: Lulu
  
  Thursday, 23:05, ITV1
  
  Piers Morgan is joined by one of popular music's true survivors, who talks candidly about a career that has spanned half a century.
  
  Born Marie Lawrie, Lulu burst on to the music scene when she was just fourteen years old. Swiftly climbing the ladder of success, she enjoyed a string of hits. Her own TV series, which featured comic sketches and star guests, ran for several years. She reveals how Davy Jones of the Monkees broke her heart and talks about her marriage to Bee Gee Maurice Gibb. She also opens up to Piers about how she felt when her career seemed to be going nowhere and how Take That relit her fire.

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