Highlights from the seventh game of the Super Eights stage. Shown yesterday at 11.15pm

With Dermot Murnaghan and Sian Williams.

A late-night call-out is made to a roe deer. and RSPCA inspector
Jo Pearson gets a frosty reception from a pet owner.

An ageing building in Wales and a house in Liverpool are assessed for development potential. Followed by News; Weather

A couple and their three daughters look for a family-sized Property in Rutland.

Foster mum Joan hopes to sell her collectables to raise enough money to take her grandchildren on a day out. Followed by News; Weather

A writer who has spent the last 25 years filling her house with antiques tries to raise money to buy a camcorder.

Regional News; Weather

Frazer's brother Ringo turns up out of the blue. while Lou brings Lolly home for good.
Repeated at 5.35pm

Stand By Me. A single mum leaves her sick child home alone. Writer Chris Webb
For cast see page 53

Two Birds with One Sloan. Mark appears on a game show in a bid to uncover the killer of a previous contestant.

Regional News

Lucien helps Tony in his new school.

Teams from Erskine and Linlithgow compete.

Entertainment show in which a group of comedians enter a mock prison. The Governor welcomes back one of his favourite prisoners, the magician the Great Alfredo. Show more

Andy Akinwolere learns to sing and skate.

Shown at 1.40pm

With George Alagiah and Natasha Kaplinsky.
Followed by Weather with Dan Corbett.

2/5. Michaela Strachan and Steve Leonard teach three baby orangutans how to behave in the wild. But the outbreak of a virus quickly puts their young lives in danger. See yesterday's choice.

Stella finally gets the proposal she's been scheming for. Writer Richard Lazarus For cast see page 53
Repeated at 10pm on BBC3

Is There Something I Should Know? Faye becomes concerned when she sees bruises on Kyla's back.
Writers Andrea Earl and Matthew Evans ; Producer Barbara Emile Director Ian Jackson Signed repeat next Sunday

7/8; series two. When a water-tight court case fails to put away a local gangster, Gene turns to alcohol for comfort and soon becomes a suspect in a murder case. Sam and the rest of the CID unit desperately try to prove Gene's innocence, but the evidence is stacking up against their colleague.
Writer Mark Greig ; Producer Cameron Roach ; Director SJ
Clarkson Repeated next Tuesday on BBC4 RT DIRECT pre-order the DVD of series two (on sale 16 April) for just E27.49 (RRP E39.99) plus free p&p. Call [number removed](landline calls cost a maximum of 8p per min), quoting RTDPhilip Glenister in the RT Interview: page 28; The best police drama? Visit www.radiotimes.com/copshow

With Fiona Bruce. Regional News
Followed by Weather with Darren Bett.

8/10. Sugar Mummies. An examination into recent Government statistics, which have found that a quarter of all British women marry younger men.
Director/Producer Richard Macer

Rick Wakeman traces the history of the popular song, which tells the story of a former slave ship captain who became a Christian minister.

Repeated tomorrow at Sam
Digital viewers can access Radio Five Live commentary of tomorrow's Super Eights match from 2.30pm, plus stats and scoreboard
Followed by Weatherview

Signed. Repeats are not indicated.
1.10 See Hear: Shown on Saturday at 12 noon on BBC2
1.55 The Hairy Bikers Ride Again: 1/8. Simon and David travel to Chennai in southern India.
2.25 Seaside Rescue: 10/10. A toddler is found alone.
2.55 An Island Parish: 7/8. Fr Guy moves to Scilly.

The magazine for the deaf community. Following the career of actress Emmanuelle Laborit. Plus, how a family copes with sudden deafness, and a rising star in the horse-riding world. Show more