Sky UK TV Guide

06:00 Wibbly Pig
Everyone Hide
Animation The friends play hide-and-seek, but Wibbly Pig gets tired of being `it'.

06:10 Bob the Builder: Ready, Steady, Build!
Lofty and the Monster
Animation Scoop, Dizzy and Scrambler play monster chase, but Lofty does not realise it is only a game.

06:20 Postman Pat: SDS
Pat's Special Delivery: A Bouncy Castle
Children A bouncy castle meant for Lauren's class at school inflates unexpectedly in the sorting office, meaning the only way to deliver it is by helicopter.

06:35 Guess with Jess
What's Happened to Chloe the Caterpillar?
Children Jess gets a surprise when she tracks down Chloe the caterpillar.

06:50 Pingu
Pingu at the Museum
Children The clumsy, misunderstood penguin visits a museum.

07:00 Everything's Rosie
Ala-Kalama-Kazagaza-Zoom
Children Bluebell's vanishing trick works when Raggles disappears before everyone's eyes.

07:10 Garth and Bev
Flush Toilet
Children The siblings borrow a log boat to go for a picnic along the riverbank, but it disappears over a waterfall.

07:25 Jollywobbles
Wakey Wakey
Children Justin struggles to wake up in the morning, and even a refreshing clean-up fails to stop him falling asleep in his breakfast.

07:35 Buzz and Tell
Children Comedy puppet panel show in which contestants try to win points by answering questions on pictures, sound, numbers and general knowledge.

07:40 Timmy Time
Timmy Wants the Drum
Children Yabba is given a drum to play, but Timmy is determined to exchange it for his triangle.

07:50 Charlie and Lola
It Wasn't Me
Animation Soren and Lola break Charlie's prize-winning home-made rocket.

08:00 Prank Patrol
Shark Shenanigans
Children Barney Harwood and the mischievous ninjas help a girl give her best friend the fright of his life when he comes face to face with a great white shark at an aquarium.

08:30 Ed and Oucho's Excellent Inventions
Davenportanator
Children The presenter and his cactus companion learn about radio waves by making a remote-controlled spider.

09:00 Sam & Mark's Guide to Dodging Disaster
Children How to avoid being charged by a rhino, bitten by a king cobra, attacked by a vampire bat and crushed in an avalanche.

09:30 Gimme a Break
Bishop: Lake District
Children Conor and Evie Bishop take charge of their family holiday, deciding to whisk their parents off to the Lake District for an action-packed break away from the usual history lessons.

10:00 Copycats
Children Game show presented by Sam Nixon and Mark Rhodes, in which two families use their miming and drawing skills to win a series of challenges.

10:30 Deadly 60
Children Steve Backshall sets out to visit six continents in search of Earth's 60 deadliest animals.

11:00 Richard Hammond's Blast Lab
Children The Top Gear presenter challenges two teams of siblings to take part in an experiment, in which they must hold a container of water over their team-mate's head - with the catch being that the container is full of holes.

11:30 All the King's Men
Film A blistering and still powerful political drama that deservedly won the best picture Oscar, with the best actor award going to gruff Broderick Crawford in the performance of a lifetime as Willie Stark, a thinly disguised portrait of Louisiana demagogue "Kingfish" Huey Long. Mercedes McCambridge is also superb as a political aide, gaining another well-deserved Oscar as best supporting actress. Today this movie may seem a tad hysterical and over-performed, but it's important to view it in the context of the time in which it was made - a time of extreme corruption and bigotry. Editor (and later director) Robert Parrish was responsible for restructuring director Robert Rossen's cut, based on Robert Penn Warren's unfilmable book. Parrish added new scenes and dialogue, making the film worthy of its Oscar nod and at the same time winning the undying respect of Columbia boss Harry Cohn. Crawford parodied Cohn mercilessly in his next hit, Born Yesterday.

13:15 Ready Steady Cook
Food Former World Champion swimmer Mark Foster and Olympic medallist Sharron Davies join chefs Nick Nairn and Phil Vickery for the 20-minute culinary challenge. Presented by Ainsley Harriott.

14:00 Wanted Down Under
Maguire Family: Christchurch
Interests A mother who longs to balance her work with her private life samples living in New Zealand, but questions whether she could bear to be separated from her father in Scotland.

15:00 Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is
Eric Knowles v Charlie Ross Foreign Market
Interests Eric Knowles and Charlie Ross head to a market in Paris, where they try to find antiques and collectibles that will make the most money at auction.

15:45 Flog It!
Aylesbury 4
Factual Experts David Palmer and Adam Partridge visit Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire as they search for more valuables to sell at auction. Meanwhile, presenter Paul Martin visits nearby Claydon House and discovers a tale of misunderstood genius and feuding designers.

16:30 Pointless
Game show Quiz show in which five pairs of contestants have to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious answers to questions posed to 100 people before the show. At the end of each round, the team with the most points is eliminated until the final two pairs battle for a cash prize. Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman.

17:15 Escape to the Country
North Devon Cutdown
Home and property A couple hoping to move to North Devon enlist Jules Hudson's help in finding them their dream home. They have £550,000 to spend, but with a long list of boxes to tick, she has her work cut out to meet them all within budget.

18:00 59,
Game show Quiz, hosted by Dermot Murnaghan, in which the winners of famous game shows work as a team to tackle a new set of challengers hoping to win a cash prize.

18:30 Restoration Roadshow
Blenheim 3
Factual The team visits Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire to restore more timeworn heirlooms. Tim Akers turns his attention to an Edwardian Tiffany cocktail tray, Lucia Scalisi carries out work on a 19th-century painting that was left in an old boardroom, and Roger Hawkins hopes to rescue a Mayfair tea set.

19:00 Natural World
Africa's Dragon Mountain
Nature An intimate portrait of South Africa's spectacular Dragon Mountains, where giant antelope, bone-cracking vultures and raucous baboons all struggle to survive in its extreme landscape. The camera follows cats and jackals as they patrol the slopes, watching for any weakness that can be exploited in their hunt, while the eland antelope face constant challenges from birth - they must climb high to find food, but on the way face wildfires, freezing rain and starvation in a land that is as beautiful as it can be brutal.

19:50 Coast
Norman Construction
Documentary Mark Horton discovers how William the Conqueror taught the English the art of constructing castles. Along the way, he examines why the monarch looked to his homeland of Normandy for the stone used to build the Tower of London.

20:00 E Numbers: An Edible Adventure
Preservatives
Documentary Stefan Gates continues his quest to uncover the truth behind the complex array of additives that are collectively known as E numbers by turning his attention to preservatives. He discovers one that keeps deadly bacteria at bay from bacon, finds another with an explosive side-effect and reveals a preservative that the human race couldn't live without before - in a true act of immersive reporting - attempting to extract several E numbers from his own body, which he then proceeds to use as ingredients in a cake.

21:00 Digging for Britain
Anglo Saxons
Documentary How much do you know about the Anglo-Saxons? Not much, I'll bet. The paucity of written records left by the Germanic warrior tribes, who moved into Britain when the Romans left, explains why their period was traditionally labelled the Dark Ages. Naturally, the archaeologists Alice Roberts meets for tonight's programme bridle at the term, and you can see why, given the gloriously crafted gold jewellery and artefacts the Anglo-Saxons left behind. We see plenty of the latter as Roberts visits digs and museums, and they offer a tantalising glimpse of a lost world, one riven by violence, given to feasting, and marked by truly awful dentistry. The artefacts are glorious - and Roberts offers enlightening context from the little history we do know. It makes you think: we had a Norman season recently - how about doing the Anglo-Saxons next? Radio Times reviewer - David Butcher

22:00 Have I Got Old News for You
Comedy Guest host Alexander Armstrong joins team captains Ian Hislop and Paul Merton on the satirical current affairs quiz, and welcomes comedian Jimmy Carr and trade union leader Bob Crow to the show.

22:30 Newsnight
News and current affairs Analysis of the day's events, presented by Gavin Esler.

23:20 Nurse Jackie
Nose Bleed
Comedy The consequences of Jackie's drug abuse begin to manifest themselves, and she clashes with Dr Cooper over a potential organ donor. Meanwhile, the parents of the baby in Mrs Akalitus's care turn up at the hospital, and Eddie announces his imminent replacement. Starring Edie Falco, Anna Deavere Smith and Paul Schulze.

23:50 Nurse Jackie
Ring Finger
Comedy The medic seeks Dr O'Hara's help to prise off her wedding ring in time for a rendezvous with Eddie, but the prospect of having her marriage exposed becomes the least of her worries when Dr Cooper confronts her about falsifying an organ donor's file. Starring Edie Falco.