| BBC 3 |
| 7.00pm Dog Borstal | | The experts try to tame a mischievous lurcher named Tizzy, and a sweet-looking chocolate Labrador named George, who has started getting a reputation for his violent temper. |
| 8.00pm Child Stars | | An insight into the lives of three ambitious youngsters striving to achieve their dreams. Fourteen-year-old Oliver feels he has what it takes to become the best tennis player in the world, Kiki wants to become a star of stage and screen, and 11-year-old Kali longs to be a champion alpine ski racer. Part of the Seriously Young season. |
| 9.00pm Blood, Sweat and T-Shirts | | The teens experience life in the Mumbai city slums as they are set to work in segregated sweatshops barely a stone's throw from the enticing glamour of Bollywood. One saving grace is that unlike the locals, they do not have to sleep at their sewing machines, but with children below the legal minimum working age with them, they finally agree that something has to be done. Last in series. |
| 10.00pm EastEnders | | Roxy confesses her shocking secret to Christian, and then faces a difficult decision. The Masood household is sent into chaos with a visit from strait-laced Uncle Inzamam, while Jay makes matters worse with a spot of graffiti. Shirley riles Pat into whacking her with her crutches. |
| 10.30pm Scallywagga | | Adrian faces a bizarre forfeit when he loses at Monopoly, Jason misunderstands the concept of a Tequila slammer, and a group of teenagers take on the ultimate bushtucker trial — fresh vegetables. Featuring former Coronation Street actress Sally Lindsay and Neil Fitzmaurice of Phoenix Nights. |
| 11.00pm The Wall | | Black Lips perform their single Bad Kids. Plus guests, Lucy Montgomery, We Are Klang and Christopher Biggins. Hosted by Alexa Chung and Rhys Thomas. |
| 11.45pm American Dad! | | Roger, the secret family alien, is thrown out with the rubbish when he appears to have died. He regains consciousness at the dump, but on his way home is mistaken for an old woman from a nearby retirement home. He ends up on a pensioners' tour of the White House, where he is spotted, sparking a hunt for those who had harboured him. |
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| BBC 4 |
| 7.00pm World News Today | | |
| 7.30pm Pop Go the Sixties | | Music by the Moody Blues from the BBC's extensive archives. |
| 7.35pm Batman | | Part one of two. Marsha attempts to steal the world-famous Pretzel Diamond, and then sets her sights on Commissioner Gordon. Sixties superhero caper, guest starring Carolyn Jones and Woody Strode. |
| 8.00pm The Art of Spain | | Documentary series exploring the influences on Spanish art. The first programme focuses on the Islamic history of the country and the impact it had on its culture, with art historian Andrew Graham-Dixon investigating the debt which both modern Spain, and indeed modern Europe, owe to Moorish Spain. |
| 9.00pm What Happened Next? | | New series revisiting stars of past BBC documentaries. This first programme catches up with Global Village Trucking Co, a commune-living Norfolk rock group featured in a show from 1973, publicity which led them to record sessions for John Peel and two albums. Thirty-five years on, the film-maker investigates whether their idealism held out in the intervening decades, as they reunite for a gig. |
| 10.00pm Goodness Gracious Me | | Asian sketch show, starring Meera Syal, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Nina Wadia and Kulvinder Ghir. |
| 10.30pm Film: Films to Keep You Awake: A Real Friend (2006, 12) | | Premiere. A lonely 10-year-old girl is fascinated by monsters, and invents a number of strange creatures as imaginary friends, who she believes protect her. However, the latest monster to join her creations — a vampire — many not be either imaginary or friendly. Spanish horror, part of a series of six films, starring Nerea Inchausti and Goya Toledo. |
| 11.40pm The Art of Spain | | Documentary series exploring the influences on Spanish art. The first programme focuses on the Islamic history of the country and the impact it had on its culture, with art historian Andrew Graham-Dixon investigating the debt which both modern Spain, and indeed modern Europe, owe to Moorish Spain. |
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| ITV 2 |
| 6.05pm Judge Judy | | Double bill. Real-life court cases, presided over by outspoken New York judge Judy Sheindlin. |
| 7.00pm Smallville | | Lex's matchmaking gives Clark the chance to share a night on the town with Lana, but he ends up facing icy enemy Sean Kelvin, who suffers from a Kryptonite-induced case of permanent hypothermia and has to feed off the body heat of others to survive. |
| 8.00pm Animals Do the Funniest Things | | Stephen Mulhern takes a journey up the Amazon River to meet some of the incredible creatures that call the river their home, while presenting amazing animal stories caught on camera, including a camel police officer, waterskiing mice and a dog that can scuba dive. |
| 9.00pm Film: The Bourne Identity (2002, 12) | | A man suffering from amnesia is targeted by assassins as he tries to discover his true identity — but his attempts to escape their murderous attentions make it clear his past is less than squeaky clean. This excellent thriller gives Matt Damon a chance to play a more intelligent than average action hero, while Franka Potente impresses as his companion. Chris Cooper and Clive Owen co-star. Including Entertainment News Update. |
| 11.15pm Headcases | | Cutting-edge satirical sketches featuring animated images of celebrities, politicians and people in the public eye. Rory Bremner, Jon Culshaw and Katy Brand are among the impressionists voicing the characters. |
| 11.45pm Comedy Cuts | | Rob Rouse sets his garden on fire, and Little Howard and Monkey take a trip to the seaside. Plus, The Dragon and the Knight have their final showdown, while Count Arthur Strong talks about Mike Yarwood. Series showcasing the new generation of comic talent through stand-up and sketches. |
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| CBBC |
| 6.10pm Krypto the Superdog | Adventures with the heroic hound from outer space and his friend Kevin.
followed by Newsround |
| 6.30pm Chute | | Presenter Ross Lee finds himself trapped in the depths of the TV Centre among an array of amusing, amazing and classic clips. |
| 7.00pm Close | | |
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| Sky Travel |
| 6.00pm Sky Travel | | Tips on choosing travel destinations. |
| 6.30pm X-Weighted | | A woman enlists help to stop her daughter becoming overweight and begins a healthier lifestyle. |
| 7.30pm Sky Travel | | Tips on choosing travel destinations. |
| 8.00pm Luton Airport | | Terminal duty officer Kevin Aldridge has to deal with cancelled flights and long delays when heavy snowfall causes the closure of several European airports. |
| 8.30pm The Clinic | | Behind the scenes at one of the country's largest cosmetic surgery companies, following customers as they go under the knife for operations, including liposuction and boob jobs. In the first episode, Pauline has a full face-lift to celebrate her 40th wedding anniversary, Janine considers botox injections to cure her sweaty armpits and Caroline contemplates having breast implants — the clinic's most common form of surgery. |
| 9.00pm The Girl Who Came Back from the Dead | | Documentary charting the harrowing tale of Lucinda Cuevas, who refused to believe her 10-day-old daughter Delimar had died during a house fire. She spent six years determined to discover the truth about her child's disappearance, and it wasn't until a chance sighting at a distant relative's home that the police re-opened the investigation and made a shocking discovery. |
| 10.00pm A Life Without Pain | | |
| 10.55pm Sky Travel — World Live | | World weather reports. |
| 11.00pm Transforming Keegan — Part Two | | |
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