Programme Information

EastEnders

Tuesday 18 October

7.30-8.00pm BBC ONE and BBC ONE HD

• www.bbc.co.uk/eastenders

Syed goes to spend some time with his daughter, but with Amira being adamant that Christian is to have no contact with her, Syed is forced to keep his visit a secret, as the drama in Walford continues.

Mandy tries her best to wind Ian up, but her actions lead to dire consequences for Ian and his beloved car.

Elsewhere, Kat receives a phone call that sends her into a panic and Tyler tries to plan the perfect night with Whitney, but old memories come back to haunt her.

Syed is played by Marc Elliott, Amira by Preeya Kalidas, Christian by John Partridge, Mandy by Nicola Stapleton, Ian by Adam Woodyatt, Kat by Jessie Wallace, Tyler by Tony Discipline and Whitney by Shona McGarty.

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Hanssen is informed by Sir Fraser that the hospital's target of achieving Foundation Trust status is now on hold after the plastics scandal, as the medical drama continues. Aware that the fate of Holby relies on today's performance, can Hanssen guarantee he has the full support of his staff?

Elizabeth returns from compassionate leave only to receive some unexpected news about her family. After becoming unintentionally involved in a patient's life choice, Elizabeth's inspired to make a big decision regarding her own future.

Chrissie is determined to prove herself to Eddi who's responsible for signing off her nurse practitioner management module. However, her recent engagement means that her personal life is beginning to interfere in her professional one. Which will she prioritise?

Henrik Hanssen is played by Guy Henry, Elizabeth Tait by La Charné Jolly, Chrissie Williams by Tina Hobley and Eddi McKee by Sarah Jane Potts.

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The Body Farm

Tuesday 18 October

9.00-10.00pm BBC ONE and BBC ONE HD

The team are called to look at the death of Ray Quinn, who was killed in what looks like a robbery at a classic car garage, as the forensic crime drama starring Tara Fitzgerald and Keith Allen continues.

The owners, Mick and Martin Flannery, are keen to clear the scene so that they can open for business again, but after an initial investigation, Eve is convinced that there is more to the case than a robbery gone wrong.

Hale visits Ray's home. Ray is from a travelling community who are very suspicious of the police and refuse to tell Hale anything – they say they will deal with Ray's death themselves.

Eve and Hale later discover that a young girl, Amanda, is also missing and possibly in danger. Eve must earn the trust of Ray's family by showing them that she is a scientist and only motivated by finding justice for Ray. If they pursue their own justice then the truth about what happened may remain hidden for ever.

Tara Fitzgerald plays Dr Eve Lockhart; Keith Allen plays DI Hale; Mark Bazeley plays Mike; Wunmi Mosaku plays Rosa; and Finlay Robertson plays Oggy.

Guest stars include Jamie Draven as Mick, Grace Cohen as Amanda Worrall, Ryan Pope as Ray, Wayne Foskett as Martin, Brenda Fricker as Eileen, Samuel Holland as Danny, Francis Magee as Barney, Ger Ryan as Theresa and Joe Simpson as TSG Sergeant.

RM

Later Live... With Jools Holland Ep 5/9

Tuesday 18 October

10.00-10.30pm BBC TWO

• www.bbc.co.uk/later

Tonight, Jools Holland welcomes Feist back to the studio. The Canadian singer-songwriter first appeared on the 200th show in February 2008 and returns to showcase songs from her brand new Metals album.

Also returning to the show is Justin Vernon, aka Bon Iver, who has been working with both Kanye West and James Blake since his debut on the show in 2010. He released his self-titled second album earlier this year – the follow-up to For Emma, Forever Ago – from which he performs a couple of tracks.

Jools introduces legendary jazz pianist Buddy Greco, who worked with Sinatra and Benny Goodman and has a recording career spanning more than 60 years. From Atlanta, Georgia comes the awesome psychedelic metal power of Mastodon who perform tunes from their fifth album, The Hunter.

Further guests will be announced closer to transmission.

Exclusive content from each week's show can be found at bbc.co.uk/later. The traditional, longer version, Later ... With Jools Holland, can be heard on Friday 21 October at 11.50pm.

IW

Today's alien-packed series finale is also the last-ever episode of the award-winning The Sarah Jane Adventures – and one not to be missed.

This time, the truth behind Joseph Serf's company is out – alien Light Sculptors, slaves kept beneath his office building.

As Luke and Sky try to find a way to free them and get them home safely, Sarah Jane needs Clyde and Rani to come and help her – and get married along the way...

Sarah Jane Smith is played by the late Elisabeth Sladen, Joseph Serf by Mark Aiken, Luke by Tommy Knight, Sky by Sinead Michael, Clyde by Daniel Anthony and Rani by Anjli Mohindra.

CB2