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Saturday morning

BBC 1
06:00 Breakfast
A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features. Including at NewsWatch at 7.45.
10:00 Saturday Kitchen
With chefs Anna Hansen and Vivek Singh, wine choices suggested by Olly Smith and archive clips featuring Rick Stein, Celebrity MasterChef and Levi Roots. James Martin presents.
11:35 Rachel Allen: Home Cooking
The cook demonstrates how to make poached salmon, shares her recipe for hollandaise sauce and prepares two nutritious salads with her students, one using spiced chicken and the other leftover lamb. She also meets Michelin-starred chef Daniel Galmiche to find out what his family eats at home.
BBC 2
06:00 Little Robots
Stripy on the Ball The Sparky twins run off with Stripy's new ball, only to get trapped under a bucket.
06:10 Little Robots
Scary Scary Sporty borrows a mirror so he can practise his bodybuilding poses and Scary tries to frighten the Little Robots.
06:20 Clifford
Topsy Turvy Day It is Topsy Turvy Day on the island, a time when everything gets turned around, so Jetta and Emily decide to swap dogs.
06:35 Brum
Brum and the Stunt Bike The little car saves the day when Granny Slippers hurtles out of control through Big Town on a runaway stunt bike.
06:45 Pinky Dinky Doo
What's Bugging Tyler? Pinky and Tyler make friends with a purple polka-dot dragon.
07:00 Dennis and Gnasher
Beanotown in Bloom Gnasher ruins the back garden, leaving Dennis and Dad to put it right before Mum returns from a shopping trip.
07:15 Sportsround
A round-up of the week's sporting headlines for youngsters.
07:40 What's New Scooby-Doo?
Pompeii and Circumstance The gang investigates a zombie gladiator spreading terror in Pompeii by causing volcanic eruptions.
08:00 Richard Hammond's Blast Lab
The two teams try to navigate a laser beam through a maze using a series of angled mirrors, while colour absorption is investigated at the secret test facility.
08:30 Jump Nation
Winner's Story Sam Nixon and Mark Rhodes look back at the most memorable moments of the skip-hopping competition, and discover what happened to the winning team when they went to a jump-rope camp in America. Last in the series.
09:30 Prank Patrol
Football Crazy A football-loving youngster plays tricks on his friend, with help from Barney Harwood and his band of mischievous ninjas. Last in the series.
10:00 Ed and Oucho's Excellent Inventions
Hydro-Bike The presenter and his cactus chum travel to Newcastle to meet Aidan, who asks them to build a bike that can be ridden on water as well as on land. However, Oucho's craving for cakes and bananas forces Ed to find a job so he can clear their debts.
10:30 Keep Your Enemies Close
Children's game show in which four sets of best friends are split up and forced to work with their rivals. The teams must complete physical and mental challenges, and battle to decide which of them takes on the nice tasks and the nasty ones. Presented by Joel Defries.
11:00 Dani's House
Sport Relief Special - Marathon Man Dani and Sam sponsor Jack a lot of money to take part in a Sport Relief fun run because they think he will not complete the course, but become worried when he begins serious training. Last in the series.
11:30 My Life
Children of the Road Traveller children are often seen as outsiders who do not finish school or mix with other youngsters. This documentary looks at what it is like to grow up as a young Irish traveller, following four of them as the future of their camp is placed under threat and hearing about their hopes and aspirations for their adult years.
ITV 1
07:25 Toonattik
Jamie Rickers and Anna Williamson present animated fun. Including 7.25 Tom and Jerry Tales, 8.00 The Replacements, 8.30 Chop Socky Chooks and 9.00 Power Rangers RPM.
09:25 Horrid Henry
Horrid Henry Takes the Biscuit Cartoon about a mischievous youngster who delights in playing pranks, being rotten to his relatives and generally getting up to no good.
09:40 Emu
Leo Cadges a Meal Leo tries to catch Emu out when he is nominated for the Inspector of the Month award.
09:55 Tricky Quickies
Stephen Mulhern presents a selection of magic tricks and illusions.
10:00 The Crocodile Hunter Diaries
Reticulated Babies A carpet python is rescued, visitors to the zoo are allowed to share a bed with a 10ft snake, and the team celebrates as a reticulated python gives birth.
10:30 Lion Country
Following David Youldon and his colleagues at the African Lion & Environmental Research Trust in Zimbabwe as they run a controversial programme designed to halt the declining population of the animals. At the centre, captive lions are encouraged to develop their natural skills so they can live independently and their cubs can be released into the wild.
11:00 Dickinson's Real Deal
Lytham St Annes David Dickinson and antiques dealers James Layte, Karen Dalmeny and Mike Melody are in Lytham St Annes, Lancashire, where they offer locals the chance to put items up for auction or accept a cash sum. A bronze bust bought by Mike proves to be one of the day's highlights.
Channel 4
06:10 The Hoobs
Big Day In Rain ruins Iver's plans for a day out, so the friends have fun indoors.
06:35 The Hoobs
Miss Hoob Rush-hour traffic depresses Roma, and the pals try to find a suitable job for Tula.
07:00 World Sport
Magazine show rounding up the latest events, featuring high-profile tournaments and stars, as well as extreme and minority sports.
07:30 Road to the 2010 FIFA World Cup
A look ahead to this summer's tournament in South Africa, featuring profiles of France and the USA.
08:00 The Morning Line
Preview of the day's main racing meetings.
08:55 Friends
The One Where Heckles Dies The gang's weird neighbour Mr Heckles dies, bequeathing all his possessions to Rachel and Monica. Meanwhile, Ross and Phoebe have a disagreement about evolution.
09:25 Glee
Ballad Rachel develops a crush on Will when he divides the group into pairs to sing ballads. The teacher tries to shake her off, but only makes matters worse. Elsewhere, Quinn goes to live with Finn after her parents discover she is pregnant. Starring Lea Michele, Matthew Morrison and Dianna Agron.
10:20 4Music Favourites: Craig David
Interview with the pop star, plus performances of songs from his new album Signed Sealed Delivered.
10:50 Chipmunk Featuring Esmee Denters: Video Exclusive
The first showing of Chipmunk's new video Until You Were Gone, which also features the Dutch singer-songwriter.
11:55 Ultimate Traveller
The contestants are set the challenge of spending two nights in traditional Indonesian villages on the island of Sumbawa.
Five
06:00 Sunrise
Round-up of national and international news.
07:00 Elmo's World
Teeth Elmo learns about teeth - and how to take care of them.
07:15 The WotWots
Fill Bill DottyWot sees a strange duck-billed animal on the zoo pond.
07:35 Make Way for Noddy
The Out-of-Control Tower Mr Sparks tries to prevent a storm ruining the Happy Day parade.
07:50 Milkshake! Music Box
See Saw Margery Daw Jen Pringle and Derek Moran perform songs and musical nursery rhymes, beginning with See Saw Margery Daw.
08:00 Hana's Helpline
Bubble Trouble A little pig needs Hana's help to resolve a personal freshness problem.
08:15 Mist: Sheepdog Tales
The Lamb Who Cried Eagle Aggie the lamb spots a large eagle on the cliffs.
08:30 The Adventures of Bottle Top Bill and His Best Friend Corky
The Fairyland Flower When Bill's horse spots a flower in Fairyland, Tricky the troll takes one back to her garden.
08:50 Harry and His Bucket Full of Dinosaurs
Space Captain Harry - Part One Part one of two. The friends journey into space and encounter a host of cosmic characters.
09:00 Olivia
Olivia's Good Luck The youngster sets out to sell more Young Pioneer cookies than anybody in her troop - especially her rival Francine.
09:15 The Mr Men Show
Hobbies Little Miss Daredevil performs a tightrope-walking act.
09:30 Gerald McBoing Boing
Gerald, Jacob and Janine's swimming pool game attracts a submarine.
10:00 UEFA Europa League Football
Last 16: Second-Leg Highlights Highlights of the last-16 second-leg fixtures in European club football's second competition, including Fulham v Juventus at Craven Cottage and Liverpool v Lille at Anfield.
11:05 The Gadget Show
Jason Bradbury and Ortis Deley are challenged to create two of the toughest robots money can buy. Jon Bentley travels to the Caribbean to test SLR cameras, and Suzi Perry encounters a human-powered submarine in a swimming pool. Plus, the presenters try to decide on their top five sexy gadgets.

Saturday afternoon

BBC 1
12:00 BBC News; Regional News and Weather
 
12:15 Football Focus
Dan Walker is joined by Lee Dixon and Mark Lawrenson for a review of the week's stories and a look ahead to the latest round of Premier League games, including Arsenal v West Ham United, Wigan Athletic v Burnley, Blackburn Rovers v Chelsea and Manchester United v Liverpool.
13:00 The Best of Sport Relief 2010
Highlights from the charity telethon, which featured performances by Robbie Williams and Cheryl Cole, and special episodes of Ashes to Ashes, The One Show and A Question of Sport Relief. Other highlights included Smithy from Gavin & Stacey (James Corden) training a series of athletes, Joe Calzaghe facing his toughest opponent yet in Katy Brand, and a Match of the Day-themed MasterChef.
14:00 Live Six Nations Rugby Union
Wales v Italy (Kick-off 2.30pm). Jason Mohammad introduces all the action from the first of today's matches, staged at the Millennium Stadium. The Welsh have won seven and drawn one of their 10 meetings with the Azzurri in this competition, but are unbeaten on home soil. Warren Gatland has seen his side produce just one victory from their campaign so far, when they defeated the Scots 31-24 on this ground, yet would finish fourth in the table with a win today. Commentary by Nick Mullins and Jonathan Davies.
16:30 Live Six Nations Rugby Union
Ireland v Scotland (Kick-off 5.00pm). Gabby Logan presents coverage of the penultimate match of the tournament, as the sides conclude their campaigns at Croke Park. The Irish are unable to emulate their Grand Slam achievement of last term, but are still in with a chance, albeit a slim one, of a second championship in succession. They need to win handsomely against the Scots today and hope France lose heavily against England later on tonight. Commentary by Andrew Cotter and Phillip Matthews.
BBC 2
12:00 Greek
Spring Broke Rebecca is thankful for a group trip to Myrtle Beach for spring break after she receives devastating news. In an effort to get over Casey, Evan pursues Frannie, and Rusty's lack of fun on the holiday prompts him to return home early. Starring Spencer Grammer and Jacob Zachar. Last in the series.
12:45 Single, Together, Whatever
Is This Right? Documentary following two teenage couples as they try to get through difficulties in their relationships. Adriana is unsure whether she can forgive boyfriend Adam for his repeated infidelities, while Sam is concerned about what his girlfriend Keziah gets up to when she goes out on the town with her friends.
13:15 The 5:19 Show
Featuring an acoustic performance by Justin Bieber. Youth music show, presented by Tom Deacon and AJ Odudu, featuring interviews, sketches and performances.
13:40 The Cut
You're Unbelievable The girls are thrown into disarray by the arrival of a blond stranger, and Marla is not pleased when he seems to take an interest in Olive. Soap for teenagers, first broadcast online in five-minute episodes, starring Lara Goodison and Samuell Benta.
14:05 Sodom and Gomorrah
A Hebrew leader finds a new home for his people in a valley near two infamous cities under the rule of a corrupt and decadent queen. While endeavouring to live in peace with his new neighbours, he is granted a divine vision warning him that a terrible fate is soon to befall them. Biblical drama, starring Stewart Granger, Pier Angeli, Stanley Baker and Rossana Podesta.
16:30 Final Score
Mark Chapman is joined by Garth Crooks, Martin Keown and Steve Claridge to present the classified results and a round-up of the afternoon's news from the Premier League, Football League and Scotland.
17:25 Nicholas Nickleby
A family left penniless by the father's death heads for London to seek the help of a wealthy uncle - only to realise he cares little for the plight of his relatives. Son Nicholas ends up teaching in a school for unfortunate boys, but the brutality he witnesses forces him to flee, taking a timid orphan with him. Dickens drama, starring Charlie Hunnam, Christopher Plummer, Jim Broadbent, Tom Courtenay, Jamie Bell, Nathan Lane, Barry Humphries and Alan Cumming.
ITV 1
12:00 News and Weather
 
12:09 London Weather
 
12:10 This Morning: Saturday
New series. Highlights from the week's programmes, including celebrity interviews, the latest fashions, and delicious recipes.
13:10 Midsomer Murders
Market for Murder A prominent resident is robbed and battered to death with her walking stick, and suspicion soon falls on the members of her reading club - which turns out to be a front for a lucrative investment portfolio. John Nettles and Daniel Casey star, with guest appearances by Anton Rodgers (Fresh Fields), Jesse Birdsall (Bugs), Angela Thorne (To the Manor Born) and Caroline Harker (A Touch of Frost).
15:15 London Tonight
 
15:30 Harry Potter And The Philosopher's Stone
An orphaned boy endures a miserable childhood, until he discovers he has magical powers and enrols at a special school for young wizards. However, his suspicions are aroused by a sinister teacher who seems to be up to no good. Fantasy adventure, adapted from the first of JK Rowling's books, starring Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson, Robbie Coltrane, Alan Rickman and Richard Harris.
Channel 4
13:00 Smallville
Identity Jimmy accidentally takes a blurred photograph of Clark saving Lois from a mugger at super-speed, jeopardising his dual identity. Superhero adventures, starring Tom Welling and Aaron Ashmore.
13:55 Channel 4 Racing from Uttoxeter and Lingfield Park
Derek Thompson, Emma Spencer and Nick Luck present live coverage of today's feature races. From Uttoxeter: The 2.10 totejackpot Novices' H'cap Chase (3m), 2.45 totescoop6 H'cap Hurdle (2m 6 1/2f) and the 3.20 John Smith's Midlands Grand National Chase (H'cap) (4m 1 1/2f). From Lingfield Park: The 2.30 Sportingbet Supports Heros 'super7' H'cap Stakes (7f), 3.05 Sportingbet Supports Heros Spring Cup (7f) and the 3.40 Sportingbet Supports Heros Winter Derby (1m 2f). Commentary by Richard Hoiles, Tom Lee and Stewart Machin.
15:55 Three Hungry Boys
Trevor, Thom and Tim head to Oban where they embark on an underwater foraging expedition, and have a well-deserved treat prepared by Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall to celebrate their success. The trio also reminisce about their holiday adventure. Last in the series.
16:25 Come Dine with Me Extra Portions
The first of four Bournemouth residents to host a dinner party is pastry chef Claudette Brady. Desperate to impress, she makes five different dishes - but that means her guests suffer a three-hour wait for their main course and it falls on sales executive Sonia Peck to fill the long silences with conversation.
16:55 Come Dine with Me Extra Portions
For the second dinner party in Bournemouth, sales executive Sonia Peck hopes to impress by hiring a magician and making her mother's lemon yoghurt cheesecake. Unfortunately the evening does not get off to a good start when her first attempt at the dessert goes wrong and Claudette Brady, the host of the first party, is feeling under the weather.
17:25 Come Dine with Me Extra Portions
One of newly single James Dean's guests falls asleep at the table. Despite knowing that Clive Page hates seafood, the host chooses to serve two fish courses before learning it is not to Claudette Brady's taste either, and during the course of the evening a rift begins to develop between the diners.
17:55 Come Dine with Me Extra Portions
The final dinner party in Bournemouth is hosted by cafe owner Clive Page. After almost setting his guests alight with his log fire, he has to mend the other diners' rift with Claudette Brady, which developed at James Dean's the night before.
Five
12:05 Star Wars In Concert: The Making Of
A behind-the-scenes look at the live concert including music from all six of John Williams' Star Wars film scores, which features a full symphony orchestra accompanied by edited footage from the movies. Narrated by Anthony Daniels, who played C-3PO.
12:30 The Business Inspector
Self-made millionaire Hilary Devey travels around the country providing her expert advice to transform struggling small businesses into successful ones. She begins in Milton Keynes, where two cousins opened a flower shop four years ago but are still to make enough money to take a wage. She then visits Warwick, where an entrepreneurs's event company is failing to capitalise on his good ideas.
13:30 Chinese Food in Minutes
Two carpenters hope to swap their hammers for woks and learn to make quick and easy oriental dishes, so cook Ching-He Huang teaches them how to prepare noodle-based dishes, including rice wine and peppered beef, Taiwanese ginger and sesame chicken, and mixed seafood.
14:00 They Were Expendable
The commander of a torpedo boat squadron becomes convinced his unit should play a more active role in World War Two and decides to pursue a Japanese battleship. John Ford's drama, co-directed by and starring Robert Montgomery, with John Wayne, Jack Holt, Donna Reed and Ward Bond.
16:30 The Sea Chase
The captain of a German freighter is coming to the end of his tour of duty when his boat is pursued by a British warship, whose captain is determined to avenge the murder of an innocent fisherman. Matters are further complicated by his villainous first mate and a sultry spy. World War Two adventure, starring John Wayne, Lana Turner and David Farrar.

Saturday evening

BBC 1
19:00 BBC News; Regional News and Weather
 
19:15 Live Six Nations Rugby Union
France v England (Kick-off 7.45pm). John Inverdale presents coverage of the final game of the championship, held at the Stade de France. The partisan home crowd are sure to be vociferous as ever as they know that Les Bleus are just a victory away from their first Grand Slam since 2004. England could spoil their party, however, and hand the title to Ireland, but that would require a handsome victory tonight and for the Irish to have convincingly beaten Scotland earlier in the day. Commentary by Eddie Butler and Brian Moore.
22:00 The National Lottery Draws
More fortunes are made as the balls are set rolling to decide the all-important numbers. Presented by Scott Mills.
22:10 BBC News; Weather
 
22:30 Match of the Day
Gary Lineker and guests dissect the highlights from today's Premier League fixtures, including Arsenal v West Ham United and Aston Villa v Wolverhampton Wanderers. The Hammers had a decent record at the Emirates Stadium to fall back on ahead of their visit this afternoon, having won and drawn there over the past three seasons. Villa hosted Midlands rivals Wolves at Villa Park for the first time since 2003, as they attempted to extend their 30-year unbeaten home record in this fixture.
23:50 The Football League Show
Manish Bhasin introduces highlights and all the goals from today's fixtures in the Championship, League One and League Two, including Bristol City v Newcastle United, West Bromwich Albion v Preston North End, Swindon Town v Norwich City and Accrington Stanley v Rochdale.
BBC 2
19:30 The Great Offices of State
The Dark Department New series. Michael Cockerell goes behind the scenes in Whitehall, beginning at the Home Office, where he presents new and archive footage alongside interviews with past and present home secretaries and their senior officials. Cameras follow Alan Johnson as he takes over the position following the resignation of Jacqui Smith.
20:30 Michael Portillo: Power to the People
The former MP, who has lived and worked in Westminster for much of his life, sets out to discover whether British politics could be reinvigorated by giving members of the public a greater say on issues that matter to them. In addition to considering the possibility of elected mayors and police chiefs, he discusses the viability of enabling parents to take over schools, and learns about villagers who bought their local shop from the private owner and ran it as a community concern staffed mainly with volunteers.
21:30 QI XL
Gardens Stephen Fry picks the brains of guests David Mitchell, Rob Brydon, Dara O Briain and regular panellist Alan Davies in an extended version of the unconventional quiz, as he tests their knowledge of obscure facts on the theme of gardens.
22:15 Heroes
Thanksgiving Noah invites Claire over for Thanksgiving, but the festivities are spoiled by the arrival of his ex-wife Sandra, who turns up with a new boyfriend in tow. Elsewhere, the Petrellis are caught off guard by the arrival of a surprise dinner guest, and Samuel holds Hiro captive as Lydia tries to discover one of the carnival's secrets.
23:00 Heroes
The Fifth Stage Peter confronts Sylar and discovers that extreme measures are necessary to stop him. Noah receives unexpected visitors and Claire's voyage of discovery takes her to an unexpected destination. Meanwhile, Samuel's sinister plan enters its final phase.
23:45 Lizzie and Sarah
Comedy pilot, written by and starring Julia Davis and Jessica Hynes. Lizzie and Sarah are fiftysomething suburban housewives perpetually ignored and mistreated by their selfish and unloving husbands. Following the death of a local teenager in an accident and a dismal birthday lunch for Sarah, the women find a way to take revenge on those who have wronged them.
ITV 1
18:15 ITV News and Weather
 
18:30 New You've Been Framed!
Comedian Harry Hill narrates another selection of camcorder calamities and viewers' mobile phone footage, including a runaway pumpkin, a 60th birthday surprise and an alligator that interrupts a fishing trip.
19:00 Harry Hill's TV Burp
The big-collared comedian looks back at the week's small-screen highlights, subjecting the latest soap stories, reality shows and documentaries to his unique brand of scrutiny. Plus, the winner of the K Factor competition is revealed. Last in the series.
19:30 Ant & Dec's Push the Button
Game show in which the duo surprise two families each week, before inviting them to compete against each other for a large cash prize. The contestants take part in a series of fun games and challenges where they must push the button or see the £100,000 they start with slip away.
20:30 Piers Morgan's Life Stories: Bruce Forsyth
Strictly Come Dancing host Bruce Forsyth talks to Piers about the highs and lows of more than 60 years in showbusiness and the calls from fans to honour him with a knighthood. He also discusses his life away from the TV spotlight with his wife, former Miss World Wilnelia Merced, and his previous two marriages.
21:30 Casino Royale
James Bond achieves his '00' status and is dispatched on the trail of Le Chiffre, an international criminal responsible for financing terrorist organisations across the world. Bond's investigation leads to a casino in Montenegro, where he takes part in a high-stakes poker game with the aim of bankrupting the criminal mastermind and putting an end to his plans. Spy thriller, directed by Martin Campbell and starring Daniel Craig in his first outing as 007, with Eva Green, Mads Mikkelsen, Judi Dench and Giancarlo Giannini. Continues after the news.
23:20 ITV News and Weather
 
23:35 Casino Royale
Concluded.
Channel 4
18:30 Channel 4 News
Including sport and weather.
19:00 Titanic
A party of explorers studying the sunken ruins of the famous liner meets an elderly woman who was a passenger on the ill-fated voyage. She recounts how, while on the brink of being forced into marriage by her family, she met and fell in love with a penniless artist - but the disaster on the horizon meant their time together was doomed to be short. James Cameron's Oscar-winning romantic drama, starring Kate Winslet, Leonardo DiCaprio, Billy Zane, Kathy Bates and Bill Paxton.
22:35 The Departed
A cop infiltrates the inner circle of a feared Boston mobster, unaware a senior fellow officer is an informant on the gangster's payroll. When both the crooks and the police discover they have a mole in their ranks, the two detectives realise they are in sudden danger and try to expose each other. Martin Scorsese's Oscar-winning thriller, with Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, Jack Nicholson, Mark Wahlberg, Martin Sheen, Vera Farmiga and Alec Baldwin.
Five
18:50 five news
Round-up of the day's headlines from around the world.
18:55 NCIS
Hiatus - Part One Part one of a two-part series finale. Gibbs is injured in an explosion while conducting inquiries aboard a ship and lapses into a coma, during which he has flashbacks of the past he has always kept hidden. Meanwhile, Tony takes over the investigation, but his approach begins to cause friction.
19:40 NCIS
Hiatus - Part Two Part two of two. Gibbs emerges from his coma, but proves to be suffering from amnesia - a condition that hinders the team's attempts to unravel a terrorist plot, as he is the only person with information on the would-be perpetrator's plans. Drama, starring Mark Harmon, David McCallum and Michael Weatherly.
20:35 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
Precious Metal The discovery of decomposed remains in a chemical drum leads to shocking revelations among a group of robotics enthusiasts, and Grissom investigates the complex clues surrounding the murder of a man whose body was found in an alleyway. Drama, starring William Petersen, Marg Helgenberger and Gary Dourdan.
21:30 CSI: NY
Second Chances The murder of a former drug addict uncovers a sinister insurance racket worth millions of dollars. Initially, a rock singer whose car was used in the killing is the prime suspect, until two devious femmes fatales come to the fore. Crime drama, starring Gary Sinise and Melina Kanakaredes, with Vanessa Minnillo and Kim Kardashian (who both starred in Disaster Movie) and Pat Monahan (from the band Train).
22:30 Law & Order
Life Line Fontana and Green investigate the murder of an undercover reporter who was working on a story about a violent street gang known as L-12, following a trail of clues that leads them to a frightened businessman. Realising that his evidence could be vital to cracking the case, McCoy and Borgia urge him to testify - but he refuses to co-operate for fear of reprisals against his imprisoned son.
23:30 Crime Scene Academy
Blood Spatter The trainees discover how the shape and position of blood spatters can reveal a great deal about a crime. Different markings can be traced back to specific types of injury and the weapons used to inflict them, and can even provide clues as to the order of a sequence of events. The students then take to the firing range to shoot at a piece of liver to see how spatters are created by gunshots, before undertaking their final challenge - discovering what happened in a room that has been liberally decorated with cow's blood to simulate a crime scene.

Saturday night / Sunday morning

BBC 1
01:10 Antiques Roadshow
Hopetoun 1 Fiona Bruce and the team examine objects brought to Hopetoun House by the Firth of Forth, close to Edinburgh. Among the items assessed are a rare illustration of Queen Victoria's first visit to Balmoral, a valuable pottery pig usually kept in a cat basket, and records from the early history of British broadcasting.
02:10 BBC News
Regular bulletin.
02:30 The Bottom Line
An overview of the business world, presented by Evan Davis.
03:00 BBC News
Regular bulletin.
03:30 Our World
Current affairs.
04:00 BBC News
Regular bulletin.
04:30 Click
A guide to the latest gadgets, websites, games and computer industry news.
05:00 BBC News
Regular bulletin.
05:30 The Record Europe
Political issues across the continent.
BBC 2
00:15 Stick It
Premiere. A former gymnast turns into a juvenile delinquent, and after one court appearance too many, is sent to an elite gymnastics academy to relearn some discipline. She is shunned there by the other girls, who blame her for walking out of the junior Olympic team years before - a move that cost them a gold medal. But the coach is determined to rule her headstrong attitude and get her into the national team. Sports comedy, starring Missy Peregrym, Jeff Bridges, Vanessa Lengies and Nikki SooHoo.
ITV 1
00:30 In The Name Of The Father
Drama adapted from the autobiography of Guildford Four member Gerry Conlon, chronicling his tireless efforts to overturn the life sentence imposed on him for involvement with an IRA bombing on the basis of a forced confession. Starring Daniel Day-Lewis, Pete Postlethwaite, Emma Thompson, John Lynch and Mark Sheppard.
02:45 Nightwatch with Steve Scott: Emergency
Documentary following fire crews, paramedics, ambulance teams, doctors and nurses as they make split-second life-or-death decisions.
05:30 ITV Morning News
 
Channel 4
01:20 Alan Carr: Chatty Man
The comedian is joined on the sofa by WBA Heavyweight boxing champion David Haye, who discusses his forthcoming bout against John Ruiz. Music is provided by Florence and the Machine, who perform Dog Days Are Over.
02:05 Hedwig and the Angry Inch
A German rock star falls for an American GI, who promises to take him back to the States - as long as he undergoes a sex change and becomes the woman he has always dreamed of being. Unfortunately, the operation goes wrong, leaving the rocker confused and abandoned in a strange land. Musical comedy, starring John Cameron Mitchell, Michael Pitt and Miriam Shor.
03:40 Lula Fantastic
Stylish animated tale of a pop princess who, seduced by the trappings of fame, lets success go to her head.
03:45 The War at Home
No Weddings and a Funeral Vicky's mum and her boyfriend announce their engagement, but Dave is shocked when the prospective groom goes too far with a stripper. Meanwhile, Hillary worries she may have a knack of turning men gay when Kenny dates one of her former lovers. George Segal guest stars.
04:10 3 Minute Wonder: Voices
Little Sis Young people discuss the challenging experience of living in one of London's toughest inner city neighbourhoods.
04:15 Dispatches: Children of Gaza
Film-maker Jezza Neumann charts the lives of three children in Gaza over the course of a year, documenting their increasing isolation following the destruction of many homes in Operation Cast Lead in 2008. The 22-day campaign launched by the Israeli Defence Forces was intended to destroy the ability of Hamas to launch rockets and mortars into Israel, but resulted in the deaths of more than 1,300 Palestinians, about 300 of them youngsters.
05:10 Scrapheap Challenge
Robert Llewellyn hosts the programme's first roadshow, in which 20 teams around the country compete to build tomato-throwing machines from junk before pitting them against one another. The winners of the opening round then face the device constructed by the Scrapheap All-Stars, a trio comprising leaders of past victorious teams.
Five
04:05 House Doctor
Creating Space and Kitchen Makeover Compilation Compilation edition reliving house-transforming triumphs from the series, in which property expert Ann Maurice visits Newcastle-under-Lyme to demonstrate design techniques for making small rooms appear bigger, and heads to Glasgow, where she reveals how to create a home that appeals to potential purchasers. Plus, nightmare kitchens are transformed into a buyer's dream at an affordable price.
04:30 Housebusters
Janet Ellis leads three experts to `heal' a house that is making its inhabitants unhappy. Horrifying nightmares and a depressing atmosphere have led one family to feel unwelcome in their own home.
05:00 Hana's Helpline
Fitting In Sian the skunk has problems fitting in at a new school.
05:10 The Milkshake! Show
Travel - Let's Set Sail The gang has fun with a sofa-boat. Early-morning children's entertainment with Kemi Majeks, Naomi Wilkinson and Beth Evans.
05:35 Thomas & Friends
Emily and the Special Coaches Emily collects new cars for Gordon and delivers them to a ceremony.
05:45 Roary the Racing Car
Flash Flips Out Flash grows tired of the constant roar of engines and decides to divert the cars off the track.
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