Entertainment

06:00

Breakfast TW

A round-up of national and international news, plus sports reports, weather forecasts and arts and entertainment features (Business)

07:35

Match of the Day TRW

Gary Lineker presents highlights of yesterday's Premier League clashes, including Manchester City v Fulham and Queens Park Rangers v Wolverhampton Wanderers (Sport)

09:00

The Andrew Marr Show TW

The political journalist presents a round-up of the week's stories, interviewing key figures from politics, current affairs and the arts. Including news and weather at 9.00 (News)

10:00

The Big Questions TW

From King Edward VI School, Southampton, Nicky Campbell presides over debates on the benefit cap, grammar schools and whether a future monarch should be Supreme Governor of the Church of England. He is joined by Peter Hitchens, Zenna Atkins, Caroline Dineage MP and the Rt Rev Jonathan Frost, Bishop of Southampton

11:00

Sunday Politics; Weather for the Week Ahead TW

The week's events at Westminster with Andrew Neil and reports from around the Province with Tara Mills, plus the day's news headlines

12:05

Match of the Day Live TW

Derby County v Nottingham Forest (Kick-off 12.15pm). Manish Bhasin presents coverage of the Championship clash between the local rivals, held at Pride Park. The Rams won the reverse fixture 2-1 despite having goalkeeper Frank Fielding sent off in the second minute and conceding from the resulting penalty, and will be confident of completing the double over a Forest side that are struggling against relegation this season (Sport Live Sports)

14:30

Live Six Nations Rugby Union TW

Ireland v Wales (Kick-off 3.00pm). John Inverdale introduces coverage of the final match on the opening weekend of the tournament, staged at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Both nations won three and lost two of their fixtures in last year's competition, and met in the quarter-finals of the World Cup, with Wales winning 22-10 before being eliminated in the semi-finals against France. Ireland have home advantage, but must cope without key centre Brian O'Driscoll, who is set to miss the entire tournament through injury. With commentary by Eddie Butler and Philip Matthews, and analysis by Jonathan Davies, Keith Wood and Jeremy Guscott (Sport Live Sports)

17:00

Songs of Praise TW

Rick Wakeman performs his keyboard arrangement of Morning Has Broken, together with some of his favourite hymns, and tells Aled Jones how his faith has survived the ups and downs of the rock 'n' roll lifestyle

17:35

Antiques Roadshow TRW

Fiona Bruce and the team value decorative objects and rarities at the Bowes Museum in Co Durham. Items under scrutiny include a bust that is reputed to be cursed, some of the most valuable chairs ever seen on the programme, and a silver box given as a token of thanks for the liberation of the Netherlands during the Second World War (Factual)

18:35

BBC News; Regional News and Weather TW

19:00

Countryfile TW

Matt Baker explores the Blackdown Hills on the Devon and Somerset border, where he pits himself against the junior hedge-laying champion. Also in the area, Ellie Harrison creates a picnic from local food, and meets local entrepreneurs making money from wool. Meanwhile, John Craven investigates the fall in organic food sales around Britain and Adam Henson learns how to think like a sheep. Including Weather for the Week Ahead (Wildlife)

20:00

Call the Midwife TW

A baby girl, recently delivered by Jenny, is snatched from her pram, uniting the community in a desperate search for the missing child. A newlywed couple are excited about becoming parents - but when the wife develops a serious medical condition, their chances of happiness are jeopardised. Jessica Raine, Bryony Hannah and Miranda Hart star in the 1950s-set nursing drama, with Thomasin Rand and Tom Goodman-Hill (Drama)

21:00

Bomber Boys TW

Actor Ewan McGregor and his pilot brother Colin explore the role RAF Bomber Command played during the Second World War, when it co-ordinated raids against Axis targets. The programme traces the obstacles and challenges that were overcome as the Royal Air Force developed the unit over six years of wartime operations and highlights examples of individual heroism and extraordinary collective spirit. Colin also learns to fly the key aircraft of the campaign, the Lancaster bomber (Documentary)

22:30

BBC News; Regional News and Weather TW

22:55

Live Super Bowl XLVI TW

New England Patriots v New York Giants (Kick-off 11.25pm). Mark Chapman presents coverage of American football's showpiece match, held at the Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. This fixture is a repeat of Super Bowl XLII in 2008, which the Giants won 17-14 after overturning a 7-3 half-time deficit. The Giants were NFC East champions this season and have won on the road against Green Bay Packers and San Francisco 49ers during the play-offs, while the Patriots have justified their position as the top-ranked side in the AFC. Commentary by Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth and analysis from Mike Carlson and Danny Amendola (Sport Live Sports)

04:00

Weatherview TW

04:05

BBC News T

4.05 Newsday. 4.30 HARDtalk. Stephen Sackur talks to people in the news. 5.00 BBC News. 5.30 World Business Report. The latest business news, with informed analysis. 5.45 BBC News