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Formula 1 – Spanish Grand Prix Qualifying

Saturday 8 May

12.10-2.15pm Â鶹Éç ONE

Jake Humphrey presents live coverage from Catalonia of qualifying for tomorrow's Spanish Grand Prix.

Qualifying has so often proved prophetic at this circuit, with the driver on pole position going on to win the race for each of the past nine years. It was eventual world champion Jenson Button who snatched a last-gasp pole position last season, ahead of Sebastian Vettel, and both drivers have already won races in 2010.

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Rugby League Challenge Cup Fifth Round

Saturday 8 May

2.15-4.30pm Â鶹Éç ONE

Clare Balding presents live coverage as Huddersfield host Warrington in the fifth round of the Challenge Cup. The two teams met in the final at Wembley last year with the Wolves winning 25-16 to claim the famous trophy for the first time since 1974. But the Giants have strengthened their squad since then and, led by "Man of Steel" Brett Hodgson, will be looking to make the most of their home advantage.

Commentary comes from Dave Woods and John Kear.

An interactive forum follows for digital viewers, under the Red button, from 4.30pm.

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Twenty more plucky Brits head to the Argentinean capital for a madcap scramble across the world's most ridiculous obstacle course, as Richard Hammond and Amanda Byram preside over another frantic race for glory.

A rock singer, a police officer and an air sea rescue helicopter pilot are among those who line up to tackle not only the infamous Red Balls but also a brand-new challenge and one of the toughest ever to feature on the show: the Rings Of Fire. Contestants must possess a fearsome grip and exceptional monkey swing if they are to make it across all 16 rings and from one platform to another.

The rest of the course takes no prisoners either. The Super Walk Of Shame manages to outwit Alex, a potholer, who just can't help going underground, while the Sucker Punch does for Mike, a professional wrestler. But the biggest surprise of all comes when one competitor sets the fastest time to date on the Qualifier.

This week's trip to Crash Mountain is one of the fastest and most frantic ever seen, with six survivors making it through to a series debut for The Dread Mill.

The final three survivors make it to the Wipeout Zone in another tense and terrifying finale, where the result defies both gravity and logic.

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Doctor Who – The Vampires Of Venice Ep 6/13

Saturday 8 May

6.30-7.15 pm Â鶹Éç ONE

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Dessicated corpses, terror in the canal and a visit to the sinister House of Calvierri – the Doctor takes Amy and Rory for a romantic mini-break, as the Tardis touches down once again.

But 16th-century Venice is not as it should be. The city has been sealed to protect it from the Plague, although Rosanna Calvierri may have other plans...

The Doctor is played by Matt Smith, Amy by Karen Gillan, Rory by Arthur Darvill and Rosanna Calvierri by Helen McCrory.

Doctor Who is simulcast on the Â鶹Éç HD channel – the Â鶹Éç's High Definition channel, available through Freesat, Sky and Virgin Media.

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Over The Rainbow

Saturday 8 May

7.15-8.15pm Â鶹Éç ONE

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The excitement and tension mount for the remaining potential Dorothys, as the search for a new West End star reaches its quarter-final stage.

Host Graham Norton presides over the evening as Andrew Lloyd Webber and the panel of experts – Charlotte Church, John Partridge and Sheila Hancock – pick out the highs and lows of each performance, as the hunt for a new star to fill the famous ruby slippers continues.

The remaining Dorothys take to the stage once again as they perform to impress the judges and the viewers at home. The quest also continues for a Toto to accompany Dorothy on her journey through Oz.

The public have the chance to vote for their favourite performer before Andrew decides who will be hanging up their ruby slippers and who will follow the yellow brick road – all the way to next week's semi-final. Over The Rainbow – Results can be seen tomorrow.

Over The Rainbow is simulcast on the Â鶹Éç HD channel – the Â鶹Éç's High Definition channel, available through Freesat, Sky and Virgin Media.

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It's a day of reckoning for May (Laura Aikman)

It's a day of reckoning for May and Adam as they are brought face to face with the past, as the hospital drama continues.

May's guilt over betraying, and then deserting, Yuki is starting to overwhelm her and haunts her every moment. When Yuki is finally found, he has been living rough and is dehydrated and too disoriented to communicate. His friends can only watch helplessly. May then opens an envelope of white powder, sparking a suspected anthrax alert which causes the ED to be shut down.

Trapped in resus is Jimmy, a seven-year-old boy who has been hit by a car. The driver is Tina, a woman who is determined to avenge the death of her own daughter who was murdered as a schoolgirl by Jimmy's mother, Anna. Thrown into turmoil, Anna's husband rejects her but Anna is desperate for forgiveness. When Jimmy takes a turn for the worst, only Tina holds the key to his survival.

Also trapped in the lockdown, May looks on as Yuki lies prone and uncommunicative. Faced with the human results of her betrayal, she finally finds the courage to own up to her duplicity – but she may have alienated Yuki, and everyone else, for good.

Meanwhile, Adam's grief resurfaces and his trauma at Harry's death is brought into sharp focus. And it looks as though Charlie might become a grandparent after all.

Laura Aikman plays May, Tristan Gemmill plays Adam, Will Sharpe plays Yuki, Tessa Peake-Jones plays Tina, Chloë Howman plays Anna and Derek Thompson plays Charlie.

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The biggest party of the year gives Alex a chance to cause chaos, in the third omnibus edition of Â鶹Éç Switch's fast-paced multi-platform drama about British teenage life.

Olive and Frankie have to be at the party but must first sneak out past Toni. It also remains to be seen whether Cameron really is going to ask Marla out.

Featuring a cast of rising stars and storylines suggested by teens, The Cut is shown online daily at bbc.co.uk/thecut, with Â鶹Éç Two screening an omnibus episode each Saturday.

Alex is played by Connor Scarlett, Olive by Billie North, Frankie by Maisie Crossland, Toni by Jessica Dickens, Cameron by Wilfred Taylor and Marla by Lara Goodison.

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Â鶹Éç Two delves into the world of the Rock 'n' Roll Band

From the first time they play live, to their dying day, rock 'n' roll bands are loved by millions of people who keep a special place in their hearts for their favourite groups and musicians.

As this series continues to investigate what makes the perfect rock 'n' roll band and to dissect the traditional band line-up, Â鶹Éç Two delves into the world of the guitarist.

The documentary explores the relationship between musician and instrument – from how it's held and played, to how it can be used in the battle to steal attention away from the lead singer. It explores the aesthetics behind guitar playing and how an improvised solo can make a great hit, instantly transforming the guitarist into a musical hero, worshipped like no other member of the band.

However flamboyant the stage moves, however gaudy the get-up and however gravity-defying the hair-dos, what makes or breaks any band is written on the first line of the guitarist's job description: they need to be the ultimate riff-master.

The guitarist is often also the writer of the group and this programme highlights the constant pressure placed upon such figures to churn out the hits and investigates the impact this has on the relationships between band mates.

Narrated by Mark Radcliffe, the documentary features contributions from Jeff Beck, Johnny Marr, Mick Jones, Wilko Johnson, Slash, Tony Iommi, Richie Sambora, Lindsey Buckingham and Andy Summers, among others.

I'm In A Rock 'n' Roll Band!, a multi-platform project featured on Â鶹Éç Two, Â鶹Éç Radio 2 and bbc.co.uk, dissects the traditional band and looks at what makes each of the individual members tick. It culminates in a live studio show in June, in which industry experts discuss their favourite rock 'n' roll musicians and create the ultimate fantasy band.

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Formula 1 – Spanish Grand Prix

Sunday 9 May

12.10-3.15pm Â鶹Éç ONE

Martin Brundle commentates on the Spanish Grand Prix

Jake Humphrey introduces live coverage of the Spanish Grand Prix at the Circuit de Catalunya, near Barcelona, with expert analysis from Eddie Jordan.

The first four races of the season suggest that this year will see an open championship, and this circuit has not been favoured by any one driver since Michael Schumacher won his sixth Spanish Grand Prix in 2004.

Jenson Button became the sixth different winner in as many years on his way to the 2009 drivers' title. Button lapped Lewis Hamilton on his way to victory but the two Britons are now McLaren team-mates, united against the threat of Ferrari, Red Bull and Mercedes.

Jonathan Legard and Martin Brundle provide the commentary.

The Formula 1 Forum follows for digital viewers, under the Red button from 3.15pm.

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Over The Rainbow – Results

Sunday 9 May

8.15-9.00pm Â鶹Éç ONE

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Andrew Lloyd Webber must choose between two more would-be Dorothys, as the search for a new West End star to perform in The Wizard Of Oz continues.

Last night (Saturday 8 May) the remaining Dorothys put in performances that they hoped would take them into the semi-final. The public have now voted, the lines are closed and the two girls with the fewest public votes must now face Andrew Lloyd Webber.

Tonight's show includes a group performance from the remaining contestants and a recap on yesterday's performances. Over The Rainbow also follows as the Dorothys embark on another mission.

Ultimately, it all comes down to the big result. After a climactic sing-off between the two Dorothys with the fewest votes, Andrew Lloyd Webber will be forced to choose who to send home and who will continue along the yellow brick road to next week's semi-final.

Over The Rainbow – Results is simulcast on the Â鶹Éç HD channel – the Â鶹Éç's High Definition channel, available through Freesat, Sky and Virgin Media.

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Alastair Sooke explores the work of French artist Henri Matisse (1869-1954) and the profound influence he has had on people's perception of colour in the 20th and 21st centuries, as the modern art series looking at some of the most notable and influential artists of our time and exploring what makes them modern masters continues.

Following in the footsteps of Matisse from his origins in Northern France to his later homes on the Cote D'Azur in the south, Sooke reveals how Matisse cast aside traditional representational painting, with its emphasis on light, shade and perspective, to use a new, modern palette of vivid, bright colour that has had a deep impact on the artists and designers who came after him.

Beginning his journey in Matisse's home town of Bohain-en-Vermandois in Picardy, he visits what were once the premises of the Matisse family's seed business, where he tells the story of how the painter's mother gave him his first set of paints when he was ill in bed.

Travelling to Collioure on the Mediterranean coast, he meets up with art historian and Matisse expert Alastair Wright. Together, they visit the exact locations from which Matisse painted a range of pictures that broke the rule book of art as it stood in the early 20th century, and which were described as "wild" by critics of the day.

Sooke heads off to view two famous Matisse works. La Danse (1909), a huge canvas that remained hidden from Western view during the Cold War years, now hangs in the Hermitage in St Petersburg; and the Museum of Modern Art in New York holds the Red Studio (1911), a piece that was significant in inspiring the city's abstract expressionist painters such as Mark Rothko.

But perhaps it is the later work of Matisse that has had the most profound effect on today's world. After the Second World War, illness and a near-fatal operation restricted Matisse's ability as a painter and he was barely able to stand or hold brushes. It was then he pioneered a new technique: the cut-out.

With assistants painting squares of paper in bright colours, Matisse would cut shapes and then arrange them using a collage technique. Liberated by this approach that led to simpler, more abstract, shapes which he could arrange, Matisse created a range of work including his book Jazz (1947), his Blue Nude series (1952) and Snail (1953), the latter hanging in Tate Modern.

After seeing Matisse's cut-outs first-hand, Sooke talks to a range of designers, from fashion guru Sir Paul Smith to children's illustrator and creator of Miffy the rabbit, Dick Bruna. Both show the very specific relationship between their work and the pictures by Matisse that inspired it. Sooke also suggests that everything from Apple's iPod advertising to the Olympic 2012 logo may contain echoes of Matisse.

Alastair's journey culminates in a moving visit to the chapel in Vence in the South of France that the artist designed at the very end of his life.

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Rugby League Challenge Cup Fifth Round

Sunday 9 May

3.15-5.30pm Â鶹Éç TWO

Clare Balding hosts live coverage of the Challenge Cup fifth-round tie between Crusaders and Catalans Dragons, an intriguing clash between two of Super League's newest teams. Under former Great Britain, Bradford and Wigan coach Brian Noble, Crusaders have exceeded expectations so far this season and will be hoping to win their first Challenge Cup tie at their new home, the Racecourse Ground in Wrexham.

French side Catalans know what it takes to progress in this prestigious competition, having famously reached the final in 2007. Commentary comes from Ray French and Jonathan Davies.

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Â鶹Éç Three viewers can enjoy another opportunity to relive the drama of the fifth race of the F1 season in the Spanish region of Catalonia. The race was shown live on Â鶹Éç One earlier this afternoon.

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Tamwar cracks after Zainab pushes him too far and refuses to follow his parents into a career at Masala Queen, in the week's first visit to Walford.

Elsewhere, Mas and Jane's friendship is on the rocks.

Meanwhile, Jane comes closer to finding out the truth about Lucy.

Tamwar is played by Himesh Patel, Zainab by Nina Wadia, Mas by Nitin Ganatra, Jane by Laurie Brett and Lucy by Melissa Suffield.

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High Street Dreams Ep 1/4

Monday 10 May

9.00-10.00pm Â鶹Éç ONE (Copy amended 30 April)

Jo Malone and Nick Leslau offer their expert help and advice to eight budding entrepreneurs

British businesswoman Jo Malone is set to mentor the owners of eight small businesses with big retail dreams from across Britain. Helping her is businessman Nick Leslau and, over the course of the series, they are also joined by a selection of industry experts, including Ben di Lisi, Stephen Webster and Loyd Grossman, poised to impart valuable advice from their years of experience.

Jo Malone's success story is one that can inspire any budding businessperson. Beginning her career as a beauty therapist she mixed bath oils as gifts for her clients at her kitchen table. She went on to open her first store while the country was in the depths of recession and her range of luxury fragrances, skin care and lifestyle products became a hit across the UK and around the world.

Nick Leslau is a self-made man. From shelf-stacker to market stall holder, Nick studied to become a chartered surveyor and swiftly rose through the ranks becoming, at 25, not only a millionaire but one of the youngest CEOs of a public company in the UK. He has since created a multi-billion pound property business and has also invested in many small businesses outside the property arena.

From a nationwide search, Jo and Nick have chosen eight talented individuals who have a unique and innovative product but require some expert advice to help them try to make the leap to commercial success.

The series follows the personal journeys of each contributor as they experience the highs and lows of learning what it takes to try to launch a new brand. Ultimately, if Jo and Nick feel they've proved they have what it takes to go to the next level they will be given the opportunity to pitch to their product to a high street retailer who will decide whether or not to stock the product on their already crowded shelves.

In this first episode, Jo and Nick meet two promising sets of food entrepreneurs who discover that the supermarket is a tough and highly competitive arena where the approach to securing shelf space is ruthless. However, they're convinced that a great product teamed with effective branding, traceability and heritage can catch the eye of the most demanding food buyers.

The Singh family from East London hand-produce their own chilli sauce in their garden shed. Identifying a determined family with a wonderful spirit, Jo introduces them to Loyd Grossman and, using their combined experience and expertise, they encourage the Singhs to pull together and simplify their business plan and branding.

Meanwhile, newly married couple Roland and Miranda Ballard have turned their backs on city life and moved from London to the Worcestershire countryside to live the good life, with a dream of selling premium, locally raised beef in the form of gourmet beef burgers. Jo and Nick enlist the help of William Kendal, the brains behind Green & Blacks chocolate, to help. But, unless Roland and Miranda relinquish control of their hands-on manufacturing approach and rebrand their message, Jo and Nick won't put them forward to the next stage and the opportunity of presenting their product to the supermarket buyers.

Jo and Nick both know first-hand how hard it is to succeed in a tough climate, but they show that with creativity, hard work and perhaps a bit of luck, there can be exciting possibilities available to anyone with a great product idea and some genuine talent.

High Street Dreams is simulcast on the Â鶹Éç HD channel - the Â鶹Éç's High Definition channel, available through Freesat, Sky and Virgin Media.

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Oliver Peyton, Prue Leith and Matthew Fort judge more Great British Menus

Three of the North East's finest chefs – Kenny Atkinson (Rockliffe Hall Hotel), Tim Bilton (The Butchers Arms) and Lee Bennett (Le Pont De La Tour) – do battle in the latest heat for the chance to cook at a fabulous banquet celebrating the wealth of delicious UK produce, hosted by HRH The Prince of Wales.

With 24 chefs across eight regions, competition is fierce and they have the extra challenge of sourcing new food suppliers from a small part of their region, reflecting this year's theme of truly local produce.

The inspiration for Yorkshireman Lee Bennett's take on his county's traditional dish comes from Beningbrough Hall and Gardens near York. He meets Alastair Jackson, a tenant farmer at Beningbrough Home Farm who has more than 200 Aberdeen Angus cattle on 300 acres of land – perfect for Lee's main course of braised feather blade of beef and Yorkshire pudding with beer and onion gravy. His starter is warm pork and apple pie with chilled tomato soup, Yorkshire cheeses and homemade pickle; his fish dish is smoked trout soup with beetroot, cucumber and oyster nuggets; and his dessert is brandy snap with cider brandy cream, basil sorbet and summer fruits.

Tim Bilton sources his ingredients from Fountains Abbey and the surrounding area in north Yorkshire, finding great venison and rabbits on the estate. He uses these for his starter of wild rabbit with a baby leaf salad, black pudding, crispy quail's egg, broad beans and a shot of real ale, and his main course of venison three ways with English garden vegetables. His menu also includes pickled shellfish and wood-smoked crispy prawns; and a "best of British" dessert plate of bread and butter pudding, rhubarb and custard, curd tart and strawberries and cream.

Kenny Atkinson is keen on serving wild rabbit with ham hock, carrots, asparagus and morels as his starter. He heads for the Wallington Estate to meet tenant farmer Simon Bainbridge, who will be able to help him with some good quality ham hocks. He then meets James Brown who works on the estate, to ask if he is able to supply fresh rabbits. Kenny's menu also includes line-caught North Sea mackerel with gooseberries; roe deer with beetroot, cauliflower and sage; and strawberry jelly crumble with elderflower custard.

Veteran chef Nigel Howarth judges the dishes, awarding marks out of 10 for taste and technical ability. The chef with the lowest total score on Thursday leaves the competition, with the two remaining chefs cooking for the Great British Menu judges – Oliver Peyton, Prue Leith and Matthew Fort – on Friday.

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Rosie and Raggles embark on more adventures

Rosie, CBeebies' new girl in town, enjoys more adventures and fun throughout the week with her friends as they learn and explore the world together.

Rosie turns director when everyone wants to put on a play. It's The Three Bears, and Rosie decides that Holly is the perfect Goldilocks and Raggles, Big Bear and Will make great bears. Oakley is the narrator, which upsets Bluebird, so Rosie decides to adapt the story to fit all her friends. Cue Holly And The Four Bears!

On Tuesday, Raggles wants to start his own newspaper and becomes a reporter – but he is stuck for exciting stories. Hungry for some big scoops, he decides to make some up, which proves to be very upsetting for everyone. Raggles soon discovers that it's the little stories that count. When he finally reports on the real goings-on of everyone's day, it turns out he had all the exciting news he wanted all along.

No one can get to sleep on Wednesday because of a deep rumbling noise coming from outside. The noise is so bad that Big Bear and Bluebird go to Rosie's house. Rosie and Raggles set out to discover where the mysterious gurgling sound is coming from.

Big Bear's nephew, Little Bear, comes to visit on Thursday. He's very cute, but also very cheeky and is soon wreaking havoc wherever he goes. Bluebird is jealous of the attention Big Bear is giving Little Bear, so she uses magic to create an imaginary friend of her own. Little Bear soon becomes too much of a handful for Big Bear, so Rosie suggests he needs some help ... but who else is up to the job?

After a dynamic race on Friday between Rosie on her Twooter and Will on his Go-Speeder, Rosie realises that her beloved hair button is missing. When she and Raggles retrace her steps, all they find is a paper package. Big Bear oversleeps when his favourite alarm clock goes missing, and Holly is very upset when her teddy disappears. In their place are more paper packages. Rosie and Raggles must solve the mystery.

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Another set of intrepid adventurers span time and space to take part in ambitious new drama game show Mission:2110. The new recruits arrive on board Future Gate to help Caleb defeat the Roboidz, mighty sentient robots that have overtaken Earth, by competing in a series of challenges to gain valuable bio-rods to help save the human race.

The four youngsters must face the might and power of the three different classes of Roboidz. They need to use their dexterity, logic and stealth if they are to avoid elimination and the brave contestants also need to keep an eagle eye out for the chilling Shades: mind-wiped humans who now work as the Roboidz slaves.

Games featured this week include Crash Test Roboid, where two teams work together to control the test Roboid and manoeuvre it around to smash up various obstacles. Played on the top deck of Future Gate, the recruits must work out the correct weight canister from a diagram on a pad and place the weight on the corresponding hook in Rebel Roboid. And in the heart of the cargo hold, deep in the bowels of the ship, High Riser is a true test of stealth as two teams battle simultaneously in a race to transfer toxic crystals into the neutraliser using a pulley system running over a couple of levels – and avoiding the Shades in the process.

Lindsay Duncan (Doctor Who, Rome) voices Cybele and Neuros, the good and evil alter egos of Roboidz creator Laura Gant; and Stuart Goldsmith stars as Caleb.

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In an attempt to prove his maturity, Ben encourages Jordan to join him in drinking whisky, as the drama continues in Walford.

Meanwhile, in need of a new job, Syed approaches Mr Lister about the possibility of setting up his own market stall.

Zainab is furious to find Jane and Mas working happily together after insisting that both families stay clear of each other, even in their joint business.

Ben is played by Charlie Jones, Jordan by Michael-Joel David Stuart, Syed by Marc Elliott, Mr Lister by Nick Wilton, Zainab by Nina Wadia, Jane by Laurie Brett and Mas by Nitin Ganatra.

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Mark is still refusing to apply for the CEO position because he doesn't like the politics involved, as the medical drama continues. It's not until he comes across a patient whose quality of life could be enhanced significantly by new laser treatment that he decides to go for the job.

Oliver is promoted to F2 but things start going wrong. Penny notices that he is having problems with Connie's patient, Elaine. Connie is furious with Oliver and he lets slip that Penny slept with a patient. Penny is moved back to AAU.

Donna disappears for a whole day, leaving Maria to cope on her own. After denying wanting the position of ward sister, they slowly change their minds and both apply for the position.

Mark is played by Robert Powell, Oliver by James Anderson, Penny by Emma Catherwood, Connie by Amanda Mealing, Elaine by Tilly Vosburgh, Donna by Jaye Jacobs and Maria by Phoebe Thomas.

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Luther (Idris Elba) investigates a double murder

DCI John Luther is called to the shooting of two uniformed police officers, as the intense psychological thriller continues. The murders are cold-blooded but appear motiveless. Luther quickly realises that the killer is a soldier and that he seems to be targeting anyone wearing a police uniform.

With Ripley's help, Luther identifies the killer as Owen Lynch – but not before they are called to the scene of another shooting, where three more police officers are gunned down.

Meanwhile, Alice has been investigating Luther and, to his horror, seems to know what happened to serial killer Henry Madsen during his arrest. She baits him further by asking what Zoe would think if she knew the truth. Concerned for Zoe's safety, Luther urges her to leave London as he fears Alice will come after her again, but Zoe refuses to believe him.

Trying to uncover the killer's motives, Luther discovers that Owen is taking his orders from his father, Terry Lynch, a convicted police killer. Terry wants his sentence quashed and is threatening further deaths unless his terms are met.

Determined to flush out Owen, Luther gives a taunting television interview, ensuring that all of Owen's anger and hatred is focused on him. However, in an effort to catch his killer, has Luther just signed his own death warrant?

DCI John Luther is played by Idris Elba, Justin Ripley by Warren Brown, Owen Lynch by Sam Spruell, Alice Morgan by Ruth Wilson, Zoe Luther by Indira Varma and Terry Lynch by Sean Pertwee.

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The Restaurant runners-up James Knight Pacheco and Alasdair Hooper take on the corporate world, catering for design company clients with an ambitious brief, as they continue to test their skills in the real world.

Six courses for 75 people is a tough enough challenge, but James and Ali also need to serve the guests in just two hours, on a luxury yacht, sailing down the Thames. Will the menu float their boat ... or will it be man overboard?

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Alys Fowler shares her tips for a plentiful harvest

Alys Fowler shares her tips for a plentiful harvest in the final programme of the series that has explored the rewards of growing and cooking one's own fruit and vegetables.

In her pretty and productive backyard, Alys reveals how an edible garden can not only provide bountiful fruit and vegetables in season but also enough to store away for the leaner months.

Alongside courgettes, squash and kale, Alys grows Jerusalem artichokes to harvest while the rest of the garden sleeps. She also learns how to preserve the flavours of her garden, using simple pickling recipes, before foraging for seeds in the "wild larder" and planting up winter crops to tide her over until next spring.

This series has followed Alys through the growing year as she has transformed her small backyard plot into a place where peas climb up roses, beetroot sit happily next to sunflowers and dwarf beans and lettuces edge the path.

Viewers who are new to growing their own fruit and vegetables can visit Â鶹Éç Learning's Dig In website at bbc.co.uk/digin for expert advice, information and encouragement, plus recipes and news of a nationwide Dig In Tour.

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Interior designer Kathryn Rayward and antiques expert Mark Hill create a contemporary living space as they wrap up their mission to prove that people can add style and glamour to their homes by investing in antique, vintage and retro furnishings – without breaking the bank.

Mark and Kathryn guide novice second-hand shoppers Roy and Katie Allaway through the dos and don'ts of buying old, helping them create a unique room in the process.

Roy, Katie and their young children have their hearts set on a retro interior to suit their Fifties bungalow. "Mid-century modern", as it's known, is very fashionable and highly desirable, but on the high street it comes at a price. Mark and Kathryn help the couple create a cool, contemporary living space with vintage pieces that will hold their value and cost a lot less than the mass-produced options on the high street.

Also in the programme, Mark gives his expert advice on more items to invest in now – Edwardian furniture and hand-painted period porcelain, both of which he believes will go up in value in the future. Kathryn, meanwhile, transforms a retro sideboard with a spot of paint and some simple customisation.

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Finding himself on a downward spiral, Syed seeks to drown his sorrows as the drama set in London's East End continues. And Roxy is concerned about Christian, who is not his usually upbeat self either.

Meanwhile, Tamwar is shocked and confused to discover that Mas is planning a trip away ... without him and Zainab.

Syed is played by Marc Elliott, Roxy by Rita Simons, Christian by John Partridge, Tamwar by Himesh Patel, Mas by Nitin Ganatra and Zainab by Nina Wadia.

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Mum (Claire Skinner) has problems when her sister comes to visit

The last time Mum's sister, Auntie Angela, came to visit, it ended in disaster. Now she is back to show off the American therapist she has married, in the penultimate episode of the acclaimed comedy series.

Dad is determined to avoid a major incident as they all go out to dinner. But Ben tells everyone about his sex education class; Karen puts Auntie Angela's husband straight on therapy; and then there is an even bigger problem between Mum and Dad.

Mum is played by Claire Skinner, Dad by Hugh Dennis, Ben by Daniel Roche and Karen by Ramona Marquez.

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Autistic Superstars Ep 1/2

Thursday 13 May

9.00-10.00pm Â鶹Éç THREE (Title change 23 April)

Autistic Superstars, a two-part documentary series with a unique event at its heart, follows a group of young autistic people with a passion for music, as they prepare for what could be the biggest night of their lives.

Fronted by Reggie Yates, the documentaries follow a cast of young people aged between 11 and 23 during the build up to a one-off performance.

The first film will introduce the cast from the UK and US, revealing their established or untapped talent. Through the build up, training and mentoring for the public event, the film will reveal the hurdles, conflicts and personal triumphs faced by these young people, and the professionals and relatives that care for them, as they prepare for the big night.

These young people from across the autistic spectrum have exceptional musical talents but, behind the stage curtain, everyday life poses many challenges for them and their families. Creative expression helps give them more freedom to communicate with the world around them.

The documentary offers an insight into the lives of each cast member, revealing their daily struggles and triumphs, and helping to shed light on a condition that affects more than 500,000 people in Britain.

The event is an opportunity for young, autistic people to show their talent and creativity on a high-profile stage, in an atmosphere that is sensitive to their condition.

This programme is part of a ground-breaking series of films about young people with autism. These warm and insightful programmes explore the complex lives of these young people as well as the challenges they face.

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