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15:00 Doctors
Just Like a Woman
Soap Karen discovers a surprising secret when she reluctantly attends her friend Angie's lingerie party. Elaine causes problems as she fights for Ed's care at the hospital and Ryan pays the price after Immie tries to steal a birthday present for his mum.

15:30 Animal 24:7
Nature An insight into the lives of people working to save endangered wildlife and domestic pets that are the victims of human cruelty, persecution and neglect.

16:15 Helicopter Heroes
Documentary The team fights to save a farm worker's leg after an accident with a combine harvester, and a major rescue operation to find a missing child takes place in the Yorkshire Dales. Presented by Rav Wilding.

17:00 Eggheads
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.

17:30 Great British Menu
Northern Ireland Dessert
Food Brian McCann, Chris Fearon and Chris Bell from Northern Ireland have a final chance to showcase their skills before one of them is eliminated from the competition. Richard Corrigan judges their desserts of chocolate fondue, lemon and liquorice Battenberg and a summer berry tart.

18:00 If Walls Could Talk: The History of the Home
The Living Room
Documentary Dr Lucy Worsley, chief curator at Historic Royal Palaces, opens her busy, titbit-rich story of British domestic life with a look at the living room. With her perky bob and posh vowels, Worsley whisks us through 700 years of social changes, from the hearth-centred communal spaces of medieval times to our own TV-dominated infotainment hubs. It's a journey of innovation (chimneys, glass, gas, electricity) via swish, palatial digs and cosy tea parties. But when it all gets a bit National-Trust-brochure and status-obsessed, the programme tosses in a few moreish phrase origins and some delightfully eccentric, even Pythonesque graphics. Next week: the bathroom. Radio Times reviewer - Mark Braxton

19:00 On Thin Ice
Documentary After completing their Atlantic rowing race, Ben Fogle and James Cracknell are ready for another challenge. This time they want to do something even harder, bigger and more difficult - a trek to the South Pole. It involves ski-racing 480 miles while pulling a 150lb sled, facing temperatures of up to -50C and negotiating crevasses, frost-bite and severe physical exhaustion. Actor and marathon runner Jonny Lee Miller becomes the third member of the team and the three polar novices attend the first race training session in Norway.

20:00 A History of Celtic Britain
Age of Warriors
Factual Only the mischievous will fill in Neil Oliver's sentence "This isn't just any old hill fort" with "This is an M&S hill fort". Neil won't mind, he's a cheery chap, though he does like his awed moments to the camera. And he has much to be awed about when he holds the beautiful gold torque from the British Museum's Snettisham treasure hoard from 75 BC. It is, truly, a thing of wonder. We have reached the age of the warrior in Oliver's canter through ancient Britain, a violent time when you couldn't leave your hut without someone trying to stick a sword in your head (we see a damaged skull as evidence). Radio Times reviewer - Alison Graham

21:00 EastEnders
Soap Max is determined to make things right with Tanya and Abi by getting his daughter to the wedding on time - but as the minutes tick by, tragedy strikes. At the church, Jack begins to wonder if something is going on between Ronnie and Michael. Meanwhile, Kat and Jane both find themselves regretting their actions of the night before, and Janine takes Lydia to visit Pat - but her grandmother receives a hostile welcome.

21:30 Russell Howard's Good News
Comedy The Mock the Week star offers his perspective on stories dominating the media across TV, online and in print, as well as picking up on overlooked items that raise a smile.

22:00 That Mitchell and Webb Look
Comedy Sketches include the difficult home life of Santa Claus, the best way to unmask a murderer and Jan Hankl's techniques for finding books and car keys. Among the characters are Hennimore and his boss, who encounter a tragic mix-up involving a set of golf clubs, a bottle of Scotch and a bitter hatred of Jack Nicklaus. With David Mitchell and Robert Webb.

22:30 A Little Later
The White Stripes
Music Highlights from US garage rock band the White Stripes' performances on Later with Jools Holland.

22:45 On Thin Ice
Documentary After completing their Atlantic rowing race, Ben Fogle and James Cracknell are ready for another challenge. This time they want to do something even harder, bigger and more difficult - a trek to the South Pole. It involves ski-racing 480 miles while pulling a 150lb sled, facing temperatures of up to -50C and negotiating crevasses, frost-bite and severe physical exhaustion. Actor and marathon runner Jonny Lee Miller becomes the third member of the team and the three polar novices attend the first race training session in Norway.

23:45 A History of Celtic Britain
Age of Warriors
Factual Only the mischievous will fill in Neil Oliver's sentence "This isn't just any old hill fort" with "This is an M&S hill fort". Neil won't mind, he's a cheery chap, though he does like his awed moments to the camera. And he has much to be awed about when he holds the beautiful gold torque from the British Museum's Snettisham treasure hoard from 75 BC. It is, truly, a thing of wonder. We have reached the age of the warrior in Oliver's canter through ancient Britain, a violent time when you couldn't leave your hut without someone trying to stick a sword in your head (we see a damaged skull as evidence). Radio Times reviewer - Alison Graham