BBC1 http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcone/ Current affairs programme presented by Jeremy Vine. Next month's Beijing summer games have been dubbed the 'genocide Olympics' by Hollywood campaigners who accuse China of supplying the Sudanese government with arms to enable it to wage a campaign of violence in Darfur. Now, after months investigating China's covert arms trade, Panorama provides the first evidence of how China is arming Sudan's killers, all for the sake of oil. The Money Programme's Max Flint and special guest presenter Myleene Klass investigate why music and arts festivals have become such big business. It is estimated this year that more than 500 different events will take place in an industry worth more than a billion pounds. Why are so many people so keen on listening to music while standing in a muddy field? Adam Henson heads to Llangollen in Wales for the International Eisteddfod, a celebration of music and dance which attracts competitors from 50 countries. John Craven dons his walking boots to follow in the footsteps of the Bard of Avon, William Shakespeare. Juliet Morris explains why an estimated 150,000 bull calves are killed at birth each year. Plus, what happens when a farm goes under the hammer and a guided tour of Tory Island by its very own king. Nigel Slater hosts a biographical chat show exploring the lives and loves of celebrities through their experiences of food. Scottish actor Denis Lawson is embarrassed by his mum as she cooks his childhood tatties and mince and remembers his fashion faux pas as a teen. Meanwhile, friend and actor Hilton McRae causes havoc in the kitchen as he reveals how Denis was only any good in Holby City once he lost his bouffant hair do. Tim Wonnacott presents as two teams go hunting for bargains at an antiques fair at Grimsthorpe Castle in Lincolnshire. In a lively match, there is mixed success at the auction as only one team end up in the black by the end of the day. The latest news, sport, business and weather from the BBC's Breakfast team. Series which follows teams of probate detectives, who track down missing relatives of people who have died without making a will. A pensioner who was orphaned in the Blitz meets her relatives for the first time and the heir hunters investigate a case worth over 100,000. Martin Roberts and Lucy Alexander are hooked on a modern Welsh property, visit a semi in Sidcup, and view a very cramped one-bed flat in the basement of a Harrogate house. When all of these properties have been sold at auction, Matin and Lucy find out who bought them, what they paid for them, and what the new owner's plans are for the future. Series that gives buyers the chance to test-drive a property before they buy it. Ed Hall and Kristian Digby root out potential properties in rural Warwickshire for a car-industry couple who have grown tired of the commute to work. Today's battle for bargains takes place in Brittany's capital city, Rennes, as two friends compete for the best antiques. Angela Rippon gets behind the wheel of some of the world's finest cars at the biggest automobile collection in France. The series looking at the value of hidden treasures tries to help a woman raise money for an Antactic adventure by selling inherited items, some of which have a royal connection. The latest national and international news stories, followed by Weather. vijesti Ruth is forced to take charge when a deadly spider escapes in the campus surgery. Daniel makes a new acquaintance at Gamblers Anonymous. Lighthearted drama series about a hospital doctor who uses his sleuthing skills to help the LAPD crack baffling cases. Steve teams up with a naval officer to investigate an alleged case of suicide in the US military. The latest national and international news stories, followed by regional news and Weather. Porcine adventures with Piggley Winks and friends. When Mr Hornsby asks the class to think about the meaning of an old expression, Piggley takes it as a challenge and sets out to change his donkey Finnegan into a racehorse. In the end, he learns that all living creatures have their own special talents - even donkeys. Animation series about a boy who is given a magical book for his birthday that acts as a time travelling device. Joe, Fred and Sam warp back to the brawling, sprawling city of New York at the end of the 19th century to witness the building of the Brooklyn Bridge. Along the way, they help to inspire Thomas Edison in his Menlo Park lab. New series of the knockabout silent comedy. Backstage at the opera, Uncle Max's faithful mutt falls for the pampered pooch of the resident soprano. Chaos ensues as the love-sick dog follows the object of his desire on stage and Uncle Max and his nephew Luke go to the rescue. Max tries to go incognito in a tutu and the soprano finds herself accompanied in an unlikely duet. Guest-stars Jocelyn Jee Esien as the opera-singing diva. Friendships are put on the line with a series of tough tasks and tempting treats, as Abs and Rani put five children from Southampton through their paces. Will they remain the best of friends? Children's comedy sketch show. Billy the imaginary friend visits the park, Ross competes in the North Barrasay school sports day, and Headless Bill joins the football team. vijesti Anne Robinson presents the quick-fire general knowledge quiz in which contestants must decide at the end of each round which of their number should be eliminated. The latest national and international news stories from the BBC, followed by Weather. vijesti Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley present a magazine series featuring a mix of interviews, topical reports and features from around the UK. Jamie Theakston narrates a series about Britain's helicopter police. National and regional news bulletin from the BBC. Ronnie is down but not yet beaten, while Dawn is in the money and determined to rub it in her neighbours' faces. Mo's attempt to capitalise on Charlie's spider bite has terrible consequences for Billy. Chef and restaurateur John Torode and food writer and ingredients expert Gregg Wallace search for the country's top celebrity chef. In the first heat Andi, Joe and Clare cook for the judges and paying customers at Bertorelli, and in the second Ninia, Steven and Hywel cook at Kenza. Only two of the contestants will get through to the quarter final. The impressive thing about this featherweight panel game (apart from how funny it manages to be) is how hard it often is to tell when the panellists are lying and when they're telling the truth. I know they're all professional performers, so we shouldn't be surprised, but even so. There are exceptions, of course: at one stage Frankie Boyle, famous as a comedian red in tooth and claw, finds it hard to pretend that he once wrote a collection of love poems, but it's still fun watching him try - not very hard. Reunited before Ronnie Barker passed away, the comedy legends returned behind their famous desk to give an insight into the backstage stories behind some of their classic moments and their own personal memories from one of the most impressive comedy catalogues in British entertainment. Katie Melua joins the comedy duo. The latest national and international news, with reports from BBC correspondents around the world. vijesti "I never thought there was anything funny about a family arguing - boy, was I proved wrong," says Warren Mitchell about Till Death Us Do Part, Johnny Speight's controversial and incisive TV sitcom that made Mitchell (as the appalling Alf Garnett) a household name. Originally created to be a bigoted monster who, according to producer Dennis Main Wilson, would be "put on to the pillory of TV and have tomatoes thrown at him", the foul-mouthed Alf became startlingly popular. Although not with Mary Whitehouse, Sarah Cawood hosts the EuroMillions draw. It may be clumsily dubbed and have Vancouver standing in for New York, but this typical Jackie Chan outing is very entertaining, nevertheless. Chan stars as a Hong Kong policeman visiting the Big Apple, where he joins his uncle in seeing off a gang of doltish villains. As ever, there's plenty of thrilling action, but Chan always manages to invest his set pieces with an element of balletic humour, so that you feel you are watching violent slapstick rather than an expertly executed martial art. Anita Mui and Motoring information and entertainment with Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May. The team explore the idea that you cannot be a proper petrolhead unless you have owned an Alfa Romeo by buying three slightly used Alfas, each for less than 1,000 pounds. Jeremy also conducts possibly the least appropriate power test ever as he takes the gargantuan Bentley Brooklands to the track. Gavin and Stacey actors James Corden and Mathew Horne are the stars in the Reasonably Priced Car. Documentary about two British brothers setting up their own tribe on a Fijian island. Relationships have blossomed between the tribe members, but the business still struggles. Ben has decided to go home to raise some funds, but first he wants to solve community problems and fulfil some eco promises. As the project heads to its first birthday, the tribe members question whether the Fijians are benefitting. Giles Coren and Sue Perkins spend a week on a diet spanning the Regency Years of 1789-1821. With Rosemary Shrager cooking at their country manor house, they enjoy the full trappings of the landed gentry. Dressing as a Jane Austen heroine, Sue is on a mission to find a husband, while Giles indulges in being a dandy. During their week they try boar's head and salmon poached in Champagne. They discover the origins of the sandwich while gambling away their inheritance at the gaming tables. The latest news, sport, business and weather from the BBC's Breakfast team. The players who've survived the cut will be sniffing the breeze this morning as they weigh up conditions for the penultimate round. Whatever the weather, the links course at the Royal Birkdale will provide a real test. The hole that's rated the most testing is the par-five 17th, offering the chance of a birdie that could tempt all but the most proficient into the rough or the deep bunkers surrounding the newly elevated green. The final group is expected to go out at around 3.30pm. Events build to a climax The latest national and international news, followed by Weather. Gary Lineker presents live coverage from the third round of the 137th Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, Lancashire. Often known as 'moving day', the third round is traditionally when the tournament begins to take shape and the race for the Claret Jug really begins. Roughly half of the original 154 players will tee off after the first two days and with Tiger Woods missing through injury, Europe's Sergio Garcia, Padraig Harrington and Lee Westwood will be hoping to make an impression on the leaderboard. The latest national and international news, followed by Weather. Sitcom spin-off from Only Fools and Horses featuring the characters of Boycie and Marlene. Winterdown Farm, the Boyce's new home, is complete with its manager, herdsman, ploughman, housekeeper and 800 acres of nothing but grass. And a bull. Myleene Klass and Nick Knowles host the search for Britain's best choir. Five of the final 15 choirs battle it out in the first studio heat. But which choir will impress judges Russell Watson, Sharon D. Clarke and Suzi Digby the most? A guaranteed place in the knockout stages is at stake. Tess Daly hosts the National Lottery show where being a winner tonight means being somewhere fabulous tomorrow. Includes the Thunderball and Lotto draws live from Lottery HQ. Holby's dirty fornicators are soundly punished this week. Jessica's in bed with Adam, while Sean is busy trying to hoist Zoe's pencil skirt upwards. Who's looking after little Lucas? Soon it's all four of them as this love rectangle collapses. On hand to convince Jess that God is somehow involved is a religious nut who's a bad father and a really bad driver - the sort of lazily drawn character that is Casualty's speciality. Plenty of dry, inert drama, full of unwarranted pauses, follows. Meanwhile, Charlie Myleene Klass and Nick Knowles host the search for Britain's best choir. Judges Russell Watson, Sharon D. Clarke and Suzi Digby decide which of the two remaining choirs will sing again to convince them they deserve the one place in the knockout shows. National and international BBC News, followed by Weather. Swedish director Mikael Hafstrom makes his English language debut with this neo-noir thriller that boasts plenty of sharp turns. Sadly, screenwriter Stuart Beattie's (Collateral) plotting is all too predictable, as fellow commuters Lucinda (Jennifer Aniston) and Charles (Clive Owen) indulge in an extramarital flirtation. Apart from having zero chemistry, the circumstances under which the pair get talking seem contrived, and as a result all the Hitchcockian devices that follow are rendered futile. On top of Director Peter Hyams pulls out all the stops in this unpretentious, super-slick gothic horror that rings few changes on the Alien blueprint but still delivers the gory goods. An ancient Amazonian beast is creeping around Chicago's Field Museum of natural history on the night of a charity benefit. Can feisty scientist Penelope Ann Miller and detective Tom Sizemore overcome their fears to battle the blood-lusting demon of superstition? Throw some Poseidon Adventure-style panic into the monster mix and the re vijesti Andrew Marr, former BBC Political Editor, interviews key newsmakers and shines a light on what's happening in the world this week. Includes a review of the Sunday newspapers, weather forecast and news bulletin. Louise Minchin and Colin Jackson present thought-provoking discussion and inspiring stories, including the story of two child war refugees who could be set to compete for Britain at the 2012 Olympics. Rural and agricultural news. John Craven takes to the water to discover why sailing has put Lympington in Hampshire on the British tourist map, Juliet Morris reports on the male dairy calves exported for veal or shot at birth and asks whether there is a kinder alternative, Adam Henson heads to Northern Ireland to explore a tiny island which has its own king, plus the latest from Calke Abbey estate in Derbyshire. The latest national and international news, followed by Weather. Sitcom about a hapless cafe owner in occupied France and his escapades with the Resistance. Rene and the Resistance find yet another novel way to return the airmen to England. Bianca makes a surprising discovery about Whitney. Ronnie goes to devious lengths to get her sister away from Sean's clutches. Jase has a dangerous solution to his and Dawn's money worries. Debra Stephenson appeals on behalf of Home-Start UK, the charity supporting parents of young children going through difficult times. To donate to Home-Start UK, call 0800 093 93 94, go online at www.home-start.org.uk or send donations to Home-Start UK, Freepost, BBC Lifeline Appeal. Gary Lineker presents live coverage from the final round of the 137th Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, Lancashire as the race for the claret jug reaches its conclusion. In last year's dramatic finale, Paul Harrington beat Sergio Garcia in a play-off and became the first European to win since Paul Lawrie in 1999. When Alvin and Entwistle see Lance trying to convince his wife that Elvis is still alive, they feel a duty to help the King make an appearance. National and international news, followed by Weather. If this looks oddly familiar from last week's issue - apologies. Thanks to the over-running men's final at Wimbledon two weeks ago, George Gently was bumped on a week, so tonight sees the episode originally scheduled for last Sunday. Happily, it's worth the wait. Martin Shaw anchors things nicely as the stolid detective with the variable cockney accent and the oddly tousled hair. But it's the character actors around him who really make the thing tick. Guest star Tim Healy does his salt-of- the-earth Geordi Sitcom about a female vicar. The local elections are looming and David is confident of victory. His new plans include twinning Dibley with every country in Europe - except Belgium. National and international news, followed by Weather. Jimmy Carr presents a collection of the funniest, wildest and weirdest television commercials from across the globe, as well as delivering his own incisive view on adverts, the advertising industry and everything in between. This edition features a Marmite-hating baby from the UK, a secretary in South Africa getting revenge on her boss for forgetting Secretary Day, and a priest revealing his hidden cocktail-shaking skills to his congregation in Australia. After the dazzling invention of his collaborations with Carl Reiner, particularly The Man with Two Brains, this film provided a marked and slightly awkward change of pace for Steve Martin. After he finds his girlfriend in bed with another man, Martin is escorted through the rather sad world of the "lonely guy" by a sympathetic Charles Grodin; Judith Ivey is the woman who offers him the chance of escape. It's slickly directed by Arthur Hiller and there are some genuinely funny passages. However, Martin is s Ray Mears takes a journey across Queensland with Les Hiddins, the bushtucker man. They both share a love of the wilderness and have learnt much of what they know from indigenous people. Each of them has already left his mark on the world of bushcraft, now they get to work together for the first time ever. Medical drama. Linden treats the conjoined twins' mother, but realises he has a fight on his hands to keep them at the hospital. When Maddy makes a surprising discovery, she has to play detective to prove her colleague is innocent of negligence. Back from South Africa, Faye finds herself face-to-face with another member of the Byrne family. Nigel Slater hosts a biographical chat show exploring the lives and loves of celebrities through their experiences of food. Jo Brand is challenged by comic chum Harry Hill to bake a cake while dressed as the singer Morrissey. Jo talks about her rebellious teenage years, the perils of stand up, her attitudes toward men, and how she hopes to be remembered as a National Disgrace rather than a National Treasure. Tim Wonnacott presents as two teams go bargain hunting for antiques in the medieval Sussex town of Lewes. Experts Charles Hansen and Philip Serrell are on hand to advise the contestants. vijesti Series which follows teams of probate detectives, who track down missing relatives of people who have died without making a will. A pensioner who was orphaned in the Blitz meets her relatives for the first time and the heir hunters investigate a case worth over 100,000. Series which helps prospective buyers find their dream home in the country. Jules Hudson is in Leicestershire with a couple from Heston, Middlesex, helping them house-hunt for the perfect family home. Martin Roberts and Lucy Alexander cast their expert eyes over properties before they go to auction. They visit a log cabin in Cornwall and a shabby London flat. Series looking at whether household junk could be worth a small fortune. Nicole Stuart- Davis has called in the Cash in the Attic team so her sensational antiques can help her spend some quality time with her many grandchildren. Busy lives means it's hard to get the family all in one place at the same time but Nicole's collectables could help fund a fun filled family get together. The teams descend the steep hill of Lewes town centre in Sussex. Presenter Tim Wonnacott makes sure no one trips up, while experts Kate Bliss and David Barby advise on which treasures will make a profit. The latest national and international news stories, followed by Weather. vijesti A reformed young offender finds a letter that has serious implications for one of Archie's elderly patients. Julia and Marcia arrive in Spain. Anton Du Beke hosts the new cookery show which sees top chefs challenged by keen amateurs, with judge Loyd Grossman deciding the winner. The latest national and international news stories, followed by regional news and Weather. Porcine adventures with Piggley Winks and friends. Sweet shop owner Miss Nanny offers a reward for the return of her lost cat, and Piggley and friends leap at the opportunity. Of course, catching a cat with a mind of her own is not such an easy task, but seeing Miss Nanny's happy face is a great reward too. Animation. A basketball game gets interrupted and the boys find themselves in Chichen Itza, Mexico, in the middle of a Maya ringball court a thousand years ago! In this game, the stakes are higher - if they lose, they lose their heads. Children's animation about Skunk, a young Kung Fu student. Skunk spies Panda practising a legendary kung fu move, called the Divine Hand, that freezes your opponent. Of course, Skunk uses the move to prank everyone in the valley. But the joke is on him when the Ninja monkeys watch Skunk showing the move to Rabbit. Now Skunk and Rabbit have to freeze all the Ninja monkeys before they can pass on the secret technique to Baboon. Rani Price and Matthew Skilton with stories from Howletts and Port Lympne wild animal parks. There's the patter of tiny paws as puppies are born to the Asiatic wild dogs. The gorillas go nuts for their new exercise balls. And how do you treat an elephant with a sore foot? Puppet animation featuring two rival thumb wrestling teams. Despite a hairball and a kitty litter attack, good guy Tom Cat is knocked out by the evil Big Time and his devastating Time Bomb. Pinky resurrects Tom Cat with zombie juice, turning the feline fighter into Zombie Gonzales. The Zombie bites Big Time in the neck, oozing slime, but Big Time bites back. Children's drama series. Audition fever hits Grange Hill as it hosts an inter-schools music competition. With a prize of a trip to Liverpool and two hundred pounds, who will take the crown? vijesti Anne Robinson presents the quick-fire general knowledge quiz in which contestants must decide at the end of each round which of their number should be eliminated. The latest national and international news stories from the BBC, followed by Weather. vijesti Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley present a magazine series featuring a mix of interviews, topical reports and features from around the UK. Sitcom about a jack-of-all-trades. Jimmy is short of cash, so Diana hatches a plan that will help them both. National and regional news bulletin from the BBC. Max attempts to bond with his children, Ronnie's manipulations are exposed and Bradley makes a shocking discovery about Clare. Current affairs programme presented by Jeremy Vine. Panorama asks how the British Government can lecture the country on going green whilst championing the cause for a third runway at Heathrow, which will dramatically increase air travel and force a village to be razed to the ground. Critics claim the government has cynically twisted the science around air pollution and noise to further its case. And then there were three. With poor old Jack still AWOL, a gloomy pall has descended on the team. "He's probably off on one of his long dark teatimes of the soul," grumps Brian (Alun Armstrong). Fortunately, their latest case - a big, involved thing that takes in arson, sexual harassment and a rubbish 1980s-themed radio station - helps to reinvigorate the buffers. Among the highlights are a lovely cameo from Reece Shearsmith as a lonely nutter and a bit where Gerry (Dennis Waterman) starts singing Karma C The latest national and international news, with reports from BBC correspondents around the world. vijesti Documentary about the police officers who patrol London's waterways. Natalie Portman stars here in what could be seen as a paean to product placement, playing a heavily pregnant teenager who's dumped by her no-good boyfriend outside a Wal-Mart convenience store in Oklahoma. Secretly setting up home inside, she gives birth to what the media immediately dub the "Wal-Mart Baby". The ensuing celebrity and the friendliness of the townsfolk combine to boost the young woman's rock-bottom self-confidence. The film lacks pace and purpose, and Portman is a little lightweight in her f Three-part series examining the changing face of car theft, narrated by Jamie Theakston. Specialist crime squads from all over Britain come together for the first time to tackle organised car theft gangs, using new technology and tactics. Including, the devastating effect of number plate cloning and how one campaigning MP managed to clone Gordon Brown's official number plate. Nigel Slater hosts a biographical chat show exploring the lives and loves of celebrities through their experiences of food. Simon Nye, creator of Men Behaving Badly, challenges Neil Morrissey to cook an omelette blindfolded. Neil talks candidly about his childhood in care homes, being separated from his brother, and his relationship with the tabloids. Actor friends Adrian Dunbar and Charlie Lawson revisit their college days making a riotous gourmet cheese on toast. Presenter Tim Wonnacott takes contestants to a summer antiques fair held at the Oswestry showground on the Welsh border. The two teams are helped by experts Catherine Southon and James Braxton. vijesti Series which follows teams of probate detectives, who track down missing relatives of people who have died without making a will. A pensioner who was orphaned in the Blitz meets her relatives for the first time and the heir hunters investigate a case worth over 100,000. Series which helps prospective buyers find their dream home in the country. Alistair Appleton is in North Yorkshire with a couple from South Wales trying to find them their ideal country retreat. Martin Roberts and Lucy Alexander cast their expert eyes over properties before they go to auction. They visit a terraced house in south London, a cottage in Canterbury and a house in Stoke on Trent with trouble ahead. Series looking at the value of household junk. Interior designer Mabel Law and her 21-year-old son Andrew have called in the team to help streamline their home before moving to London to further both their careers, and also to raise enough money for a new computer. Tim Wonnacott presents as two teams go bargain hunting in Brampton in the Lake District. Experts Charles Hanson and Kate Bliss are on hand to advise, but when they put their necks on the line with their bonus buys, one gets it right, the other horribly wrong! The latest national and international news stories, followed by Weather. vijesti Ronnie is ill at ease when one of her clients behaves suspiciously about her new home. Julia makes a new friend in Spain. Anton Du Beke hosts the new cookery show which sees top chefs challenged by keen amateurs, with judge Loyd Grossman deciding the winner. The latest national and international news stories, followed by regional news and Weather. Porcine adventures with Piggley Winks and friends. Young Piggley discovers the joy of the new sounds of rock 'n' roll, and finds that he's suddenly eager to go to school on Saturdays - for guitar lessons. When Piggley falters during a first public performance, Ferny and Dannan offer loving support and shared enthusiasm to help him regain his confidence. Animation series about a boy who is given a magical book for his birthday that acts as a time travelling device. The Trio discovers the hard way that life in the Old West is nothing like a cowboy movie. They must call on all their tricks and wits to survive a stampede, a Cheyenne band and a full-blown charge of Custer's Seventh Cavalry. Children's animation about Skunk, a young Kung Fu student. After a platoon of Ninja Monkeys take over Rabbit's warren, Skunk excitedly invites Rabbit to stay with him and Panda. However, Rabbit turns out to be the worst tree guest ever, and Skunk realises that the only way to get rid of Rabbit and to save face at the same time is to rid Rabbit's warren of the Monkeys by himself. Drama series about a young girl and her life in a children's home. Tracy Beaker's now living with Cam, and around the corner at the new DG the arrival of the Wellard siblings guarantees it won't be a smooth move. Soon Tracy Beaker is lured back to save the day. Tracy's planning a special birthday surprise for Bouncer, but it's overshadowed by his fall out with Lol. Historical drama. An abandoned ship washes up in Ostia carrying ghosts or monsters - or who knows what? And Flavia has another challenge when her father brings home a woman he's thinking of marrying: but is she a witch or a sorceress? And what happened to her dead husband? The story unfurls alongside the comedy and dancing of The Saturnalia festival, when everything is turned upside down. Pretty Pulchra returns to play her part in the adventure. vijesti Anne Robinson presents the quick-fire general knowledge quiz in which contestants must decide at the end of each round which of their number should be eliminated. The latest national and international news stories from the BBC, followed by Weather. vijesti Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley present a magazine series featuring a mix of interviews, topical reports and features from around the UK. Tanya calls a peace meeting but Max has other plans. Clare tries to turn over a new leaf and Zainab agrees to help out her family in a time of need. National and regional news bulletin from the BBC. Medical drama. Ric is forced to choose between friendship and ambition when his pursuit of the Director of Surgery job is compromised by Abra's erratic behaviour. Connie has her own ideas on how to get the top job. Maddy enlists Sam in a last-ditch effort to prove Linden's innocence. Archaeological drama series. The high-risk exploration of secret Celtic chambers beneath the Roman Baths unlocks an ancient love story. Gillian and Ben unravel the tragic tale of Celtic Warrior Queen Boudicca and Roman soldier Quintanus, while confronting their own past relationship amidst the dark and claustrophic chambers. The latest national and international news, with reports from BBC correspondents around the world. vijesti Four-part series looking at what it takes to succeed in the world of elite sport. Paralympic dressage rider Lee Pearson is one of the most successful Paralympians ever but is struggling to stay in his sport because of a lack of sponsorship. BMX prodigy Shanaze Reade looks forward to the chance to show the world that there's more to BMXing than kids doing tricks. Although reservations have been expressed about the accuracy of the "facts" in this film based on the life of gifted but deeply troubled Australian pianist David Helfgott, the resulting drama is still an exhilarating and uplifting screen experience. While it was Geoffrey Rush who took many of the plaudits, including the best actor Oscar for his stunning performance as Helfgott, it's the cinematic acumen of director Scott Hicks that prevents this often harrowing story from turning into melodramatic mush. Fr Bill Oddie invites viewers into his very own garden to reveal wildlife stories of drama, passion and surprise. As a nation of animal and garden lovers, the British public's gardens are packed with ordinary creatures doing extraordinary things. Wood mice produce huge families of up to 36 babies a year, gentle ladybirds deal savagely with garden pests and sleepy hedgehogs live dangerously in compost heaps. Bill offers garden tips, including simple things that we can do for nature, and uncovers the lengths th Nigel Slater hosts a biographical chat show exploring the lives and loves of celebrities through their experiences of food. Timothy Spall remembers himself as a child - fat, lazy and useless - over chicken and chips. He shares in his fight to overcome leukaemia, and reveals how he used to eat like a vulture. Hollywood actor Sam Neill bakes him a salmon, and fellow actor Kenneth Cranham challenges him and Nigel to make Steak and Kidney Pie. Tim Wonnacott presents as two teams go bargain hunting for antiques at a fair near Ardingly, West Sussex. Experts Thomas Plant and Mark Stacey do their best to keep their teams on a profitable track. The latest news, sport, business and weather from the BBC's Breakfast team. Series which follows teams of probate detectives, who track down missing relatives of people who have died without making a will. A pensioner who was orphaned in the Blitz meets her relatives for the first time and the heir hunters investigate a case worth over 100,000. Series helping prospective buyers find the dream home in the country. Alistair Appleton is in Wiltshire to help a couple from London find the perfect home for their growing family. Martin Roberts and Lucy Alexander cast their expert eyes over a cottage in Wiltshire and a basement studio flat in Kent as they go to auction. Series looking at the value of household junk. As James and Frances Wills plan to turn a derelict barn into their dream home, they start fundraising by selling some of their many antiques and heirlooms ahead of the expensive project. Tim Wonnacott presents as two teams go bargain hunting at Barnard Castle in County Durham. Experts David Harper and Paul Laidlaw guide their teams. The reds do well to trust their mentor, but it's a rocky ride for the blues at auction in Leyburn, North Yorkshire. The latest national and international news stories, followed by Weather. vijesti Nick and a devastating horoscope force a young bride-to-be to question her true destiny. Nick overreaches and falls flat while Julia has to nurse an overindulgent Marcia. Anton Du Beke hosts the cookery show which sees top chefs challenged by keen amateurs, with judge Loyd Grossman deciding the winner. The latest national and international news stories, followed by regional news and Weather. Porcine adventures with Piggley Winks and friends. When Mr Hornsby asks the class to think about the meaning of an old expression, Piggley takes it as a challenge and sets out to change his donkey Finnegan into a racehorse. In the end, he learns that all living creatures have their own special talents - even donkeys. Animation series about a boy who is given a magical book for his birthday that acts as a time travelling device. Fred finds out first-hand what it means to have a Napoleon complex when he and Joe warp back to 1815 Paris and meet Napoleon Bonaparte. Children's animation about Skunk, a young Kung Fu student. Kind-hearted Skunk takes in a Ninja monkey who was drummed out of Baboon's army. But Panda suspects that the monkey is a spy. Children's drama following the misadventures of Vlad and Ingrid, who have moved to Britain with their father, Count Dracula. Vlad is terrified his fangs are coming through early and it looks like Robin's dreams have finally come true when Ingrid asks him to be her boyfriend. Eight young adventurers go to extremes to help the planet as they explore the world below the waves, snorkelling and diving in freezing sub-Antarctic waters. They also reach spectacular heights, climbing a mountain bordering the historic Magellan Strait to relive a key moment in its discovery five hundred years ago. The young explorers continue to find life difficult aboard their yacht Valhalla, however, with arguments constantly flaring up. vijesti Anne Robinson presents the quick-fire general knowledge quiz in which contestants must decide at the end of each round which of their number should be eliminated. The latest national and international news stories from the BBC, followed by Weather. vijesti Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley present a magazine series featuring a mix of interviews, topical reports and features from around the UK. Sitcom about a dentist and his family. When a handsome millionaire art collector reappears in Susan's life, Ben succombs to jealousy when they share a hotel bedroom. National and regional news bulletin from the BBC. Chef and restaurateur John Torode and food writer and ingredients expert Gregg Wallace search for the country's top celebrity chef. In the first heat Andi, Joe and Clare cook for the judges and paying customers at Bertorelli, and in the second Ninia, Steven and Hywel cook at Kenza. Only two of the contestants will get through to the quarter final. Last in the three-part series examining the changing face of car theft, narrated by Jamie Theakston. As the police use new technology to catch car thieves around the upmarket streets of Chelsea, their colleagues go after organised criminals who burgle houses to steal car keys - known as two and one break-ins. Also, the rise of freight crime, where crooks target high-value loads transported around the country. The latest national and international news, with reports from BBC correspondents around the world. vijesti Live from Lottery HQ, the Thunderball, Dream Number and Lotto draws. Comedy set in the visiting room of HMP Radford Hill, where the inmates are reunited with their loved ones once a week under the not-so-watchful eye of the bored prison officers. The creche has been furnished with new toys, much to the delight of Bev and Clint. At last Michael's solicitor has arrived, but he is urged to apologise for a crime that he insists he did not commit. The ever-versatile Stephen Frears provides a distinctive portrait of illegal immigrants living a hidden, knife-edge existence in London in this insightful drama. Chiwetel Ejiofor is all soulful integrity as Okwe, a Nigerian taxi driver who moonlights as a night porter in a hotel, while Amélie's Audrey Tautou elicits sympathy as a downtrodden Turkish asylum seeker. Well framed by accomplished cinematographer Chris Menges, Frears's depiction of a seedy London is impressive, though the script's intrusive t Retail guru Mary Portas comes to the aid a ladies' boutique in York fighting for survival. A fabulous building and a wonderful location have not been enough to attract York's sophisticated forty-somethings over the threshold and when Mary visits for the first time, the reason why is crystal clear. To show Lucy Weeer where she is going wrong, Mary takes her to 'The Shop' to meet the visionary behind one of the most individual independent fashion stores in the country and to Liberty, where Mary has convinced Six part series in which six women each live for a month with six different tribes. The Kuna Indians are a deeply spiritual people who live on a stunning scattering of coral islands off the coast of Panama. Believing that their homes and families are protected by ever-present spirits, they are joined by a 34-year-old from Oxford who makes an extraordinary discovery. Liz Smith talks to Paul O'Grady about her life through food. Liz's friend Paul O'Grady challenges Nigel Slater to make Liz a traditional trifle. Ricky Tomlinson rustles up a ploughmans lunch and Liz's daughter celebrates her mum's success as a single parent by making a chocolate cake. Liz chats about lost love in the WRENS, the joys of finding success late in life, the loss of her mum at two and the abandonment of her dad at seven. Along the way, she shares her wish for a companion in life, but confesses t Tim Wonnacott presents as two teams go bargain hunting at a giant antique fair at an old RAF base in Swinderby, Lincolnshire. Experts Philip Serrell and Charles Hanson keep the teams in order, before they take their finds to auction in nearby Grantham. The latest news, sport, business and weather from the BBC's Breakfast team. Series which follows teams of probate detectives, who track down missing relatives of people who have died without making a will. A pensioner who was orphaned in the Blitz meets her relatives for the first time and the heir hunters investigate a case worth over 100,000. Series which helps prospective buyers find their dream home in the country. Presenter Jules Hudson is in Cornwall, trying to find a million-pound home and business venture for a family from London. Martin Roberts and Lucy Alexander cast their expert eyes over properties before they go to auction. They visit a house in Hertfordshire and an end-of-terrace house in Southampton. Series looking at the value of household junk. Amateur magician Chris Fry wants to make a once-in-a-lifetime pilgrimage to the Mecca of magic. Fortunately, his mother Heidi is just as passionate about her antiques, so she's downsizing her collection to help conjour the funds Chris needs to make his magical trip a reality. Two teams compete to make the biggest profit at the massive antiques fair held regularly on the old Swinderby airfield in Lincolnshire. Experts Philip Serrell and Charles Hanson help spot the bargains, while presenter Tim Wonnacott keeps his eye on the clock. The latest national and international news stories, followed by Weather. vijesti When an old flame reappears in Eva's life, she struggles with temptation. Julia and Mal share a kiss but Julia soon has doubts. Anton Du Beke hosts the cookery show which sees top chefs challenged by keen amateurs, with judge Loyd Grossman deciding the winner. The latest national and international news stories, followed by regional news and Weather. Porcine adventures with Piggley Winks and friends. The kids learn about their Irish heritage. Unfortunately, the game that ensues puts Ferny on the opposing side to his friends because of his Spanish heritage. Animation series about a boy who is given a magical book for his birthday that acts as a time travelling device. Joe, Fred and Sam warp back to the brawling, sprawling city of New York at the end of the 19th century to witness the building of the Brooklyn Bridge. Along the way, they help to inspire Thomas Edison in his Menlo Park lab. Children's animation about Skunk, a young Kung Fu student. In exchange for a break from Panda's gruelling training, Skunk journeys to the Hill of Moons deep in Dragon territory to retrieve some of his master's favorite plums. Fox, Rabbit and Tiger worry about Skunk, and they follow. Friendships are put on the line with a series of tough tasks and tempting treats, as Abs and Rani put five more children from Southampton through their paces. Will they remain the best of friends? JK and Joel present the children's entertainment series with a twist. With the help of their mum, three sneaky kids attempt to set the ultimate parent trap - to try and hide a mystery celebrity from their dad for two days in their house, while undertaking challenges to win prizes. This week, it's Lee Sharpe. vijesti Anne Robinson presents the quick-fire general knowledge quiz in which contestants must decide at the end of each round which of their number should be eliminated. The latest national and international news stories from the BBC, followed by Weather. vijesti Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley present a magazine series featuring a mix of interviews, topical reports and features from around the UK. Tanya and Jack are stunned by Max's surprise guest, Shabnam sees an opportunity to change her family's fortunes and what lengths will Jase go to to make Dawn's dreams come true? National and regional news bulletin from the BBC. Chef and restaurateur John Torode and food writer and ingredients expert Gregg Wallace search for the country's top celebrity chef. In the first heat Andi, Joe and Clare cook for the judges and paying customers at Bertorelli, and in the second Ninia, Steven and Hywel cook at Kenza. Only two of the contestants will get through to the quarter final. Series in which three famous people ask why they are the way they are. John Barrowman challenges scientists to explain why he's gay. With the help of friends, family and geneticists, John goes through the mill to answer a question that affects us all - is it nature or nurture that makes us who we are? The latest national and international news, with reports from BBC correspondents around the world. vijesti Sitcom about grumpy senior citizen Victor Meldrew, whose attitude lands him in comical predicaments. Replaced at work by a box, Victor embarks on his enforced retirement, but as an erstwhile security officer, he finds it exasperatingly difficult to adapt to this directionless new existence and he begins magnifying mundane aspects of everyday life into major dramas. Director Adrian Lyne made a big impact in the 1980s with slick but enjoyable erotic dramas such as Nine ½ Weeks and Fatal Attraction. He returns to familiar territory with this remake of Claude Chabrol's La Femme Infidèle, a tale of adultery and its violent aftermath transplanted to suburban New York. Diane Lane is flung into the path of French super stud Olivier Martinez and embarks on a steamy affair that jeopardises her happy marriage to Richard Gere. But sexual ecstasy comes at a price - at least