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| Start the day with the latest news, sport, business and weather from the BBC's Breakfast team. Includes regional news at 25 and 55 minutes past each hour. | |
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| Nick Knowles presents dramatic events from the day to day work of the emergency services. The series is out on call with the dedicated crews, answering 999 calls as they protect the public. | |
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| Two of television's best known antiques experts, Mark Franks and Lorne Spicer, are pitted against each other at a car boot sale. Who will make the biggest profit | |
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| Kristian Digby shows sellers how to get ahead of the competition by launching their homes on the market through a one-off Open Day. | |
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| Berry Baker calls in the Cash in the Attic team to help raise funds for the school for dyslexic children that she and husband David have set up. Followed by BBC News. | |
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| Two teams of friends do battle to find bargains at the antiques fair held at the Royal Welsh Showground in Builth Wells. They are helped in their quest by experts David Harper and Jonathan Pratt. | |
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| National and international news from the BBC, followed by Weather. | |
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| The latest stories from the BBC London newsroom. | |
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| Ruth has more than toothache to deal with when she visits a dentist with a difference. Julia interviews a surgeon who wants to move into General Practice. | |
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| A slain private eye's secretary provokes rivalry between Jack and Steve as they try to decipher the man's dying words - the name of an old sitcom's child star. | |
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| National and international news from the BBC. Followed by regional news and weather. | |
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| The Mayor warns the children to stay away from an old, unsafe castle but Trixie ignores the warning and convinces the children to join her inside. | |
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| When Mr Prank discovers he can make a fortune by selling an unusual flavoured ice-cream concoction, he sets about trying to pinch Beatrice's Double Chewy Honey Gooey recipe. | |
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| BALL UZZ intelligence reveals that the World Leader eats her bogies - information which in the wrong hand could prove disastrous. Followed by Bernard. | |
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| The Last Stand awaits as the warriors continue their journey under Raven's watchful eye. They must navigate past the Target Mines and throw all fear to the wind as they take The Drop. | |
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| Joel manages his favourite pop act The Saturdays, while Helen takes a trip back home to Cumbria to pull some funny faces at a gurning competition. | |
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| Daily news magazine keeping young viewers up to date on the latest stories and events happening at home and abroad. | |
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| Another team steps up to take on the challenge of tricky questions and the cruel quips of quizmeister Anne Robinson. There's no room for airheads, as round by round the dunce is dumped. | |
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| National and international news from the BBC, followed by Weather. | |
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| The latest stories from the BBC London newsroom. Followed by the national headlines and Weather. | |
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| Live every weeknight, the one show that goes round the country to find the stories that matter to viewers. With Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley. | |
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| Tanya is torn about whether to let the kids in on her secret plan. Ian's suspicions grow about what Jane is up to, while Jay tells Billy he will never forgive Dawn. And will Danielle escape the clutches of the law? Followed by BBC News. | |
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| On the first day of her new job, Lola is shocked to meet an old friend. Ric has a few surprises of his own as he learns much more about his dead son's life. | |
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| Bernadette can't tolerate Bing's gambling anymore and throws him out. He takes refuge with Dad George, who has issues of his own to deal with. Eventually, however, even he can no longer justify or tolerate Bing's behaviour. Also in HD. | |
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| National and international news, with reports from BBC correspondents worldwide. | |
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| The latest stories from the BBC London newsroom. Followed by Weather. | |
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| We follow British-Bangladeshi choreographer Akram Khan as he takes the risk of his life. Akram has just months to teach Oscar-winning French actress Juliette Binoche to dance: a feat in itself, but she must also be confident enough to perform with her teacher in front of the National Theatre's discerning audience. Akram, for his part, will attempt to learn to act. | |
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| Jonathan reviews a comic tale of spies and fitness instructors as George Clooney and Brad Pitt star in Burn After Reading. Plus a preview of the London Film Festival. | |
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| Andrew Garfield is a promising lawyer whose love affair ends unexpectedly in murder. What could be the biggest case of his career is complicated by his involvement with the defendant. Directed by Sidney J Furie. | |
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| Detailed weather forecast. | |
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| In a children's special, See Hear joins the Kaos signing choir as they perform with celebrity drummer Rowland Rivron, and Radha Manjeshwar checks out a new invention that claims to visualise sound for the deaf. | |
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| Harry tangles with a Russian oligarch over the murder of a journalist. | |
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| Simon Doonan, now living in New York, remembers the time auditioning for the school play led to his mother being arrested for assault and the re-enactment of a famous horror film. Warning: contains show tunes and gypsy skirts. | |
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| Dom Littlewood looks at the clever ways that the NHS makes money out of patients, from car parking charges, to the high street chains that charge you more for the same food and drink in hospital branches. | |
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| BBC ONE joins the BBC's rolling news channel for a night of news, with bulletins on the hour and the headlines every 15 minutes. | |
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