(S) A comprehensive round-up of today's national and international news stories, presented by John Stapleton and Penny Smith. 0658 0600 (S) Ben Shephard and Fiona Phillips kick off another morning of news, views and special guests. Plus Richard Arnold picks tonight's must-see TV. 0835 0658 (S) Fashion, showbiz and lifestyle news with Lorraine Kelly and guests. 0925 0835 (S) Jeremy Kyle deals with more dilemmas, fiery confrontations and topical issues all in front of a studio audience. 1030 0925 (S) Eva Mendez chats about her film career, David Domoney has a peek around Antony Worrall Thompson's garden, and stylists Faye Sawyer and Helen Boyle look at Autumn fashion must-haves. 1115 1030 (S) The latest news headlines from around the world, plus a national weather forecast. 1120 1115 (S) News from around the region and weather forecast. 1125 1120 (S) Eva Mendez chats about her film career, David Domoney has a peek around Antony Worrall Thompson's garden, and stylists Faye Sawyer and Helen Boyle look at Autumn fashion must-haves. 1230 1125 (S) Another helping of fiery non-stop lunchtime chat and fun with the effervescent Loose Ladies. 1330 1230 (S) Geraint Vincent and Katie Derham present a round-up of the latest national and international news stories, followed by the national weather forecast and regional news and weather. 1400 1330 (S) The team visit Hurstpierpoint in West Sussex to perform a makeover on the home of a widowed man, whose daughters want raise his spirits and reward him for all his charity work. 1500 1400 (S) Alan Titchmarsh presents the chat show that celebrates the very best of British, featuring celebrity guests, unsung heroes, and discussions on the hot topics of the day. 1600 1500 (S) Barnaby realises that there is more to a case than first appears when the father of a young poacher jailed for killing a tramp is himself brutally murdered. 1700 1600 (S) More from the north western heats as venison carpaccio takes on the elaborate sounding smoked eel and pork belly parcels in the starter kitchen - but disaster looms for dessert. 1800 1700 (S) Early evening news from around the Midlands. Followed by Central weather. 1830 1800 (S) Mark Austin and Katie Derham present a round-up of the latest national and international news stories, followed by a national weather forecast. 1900 1830 Daz is stunned when he catches Andy threatening Jo. Andy wonders what he's got left to live for. Shane causes trouble for Jake at the party. [AD,S] 2000 1900 (S) Ten more hopeful contestants compete in the fastest finger first round in order to qualify for a chance to play for the top prize of one million pounds. Chris Tarrant is the host. 2100 2000 (S) Britain's police record their daily battle on the front line of crime. Officers in Oldham find themselves surrounded by an angry crowd when they try to arrest a suspect. 2200 2100 (S) Trevor McDonald and Julie Etchingham present a round-up of the day's news, followed by the national weather forecast and the latest news and weather in your region. 2235 2200 (S) A look at the comedy Brass, first aired in 1983 as a satire on Thatcherite Britain and the gritty values of the North of England. It includes a showing of the very first episode. 2335 2235 (S) Tonight renowned psychic Sally Morgan meets Rhona Cameron, but what starts as a lighthearted chat turns dark when Sally shocks Rhona by picking up on her troubled past. 0030 2335 (S) ...Crime. On patrol with police forces across the country as they continue in their never-ending battle against criminals and law breakers. 0125 0030 (S) US drama series about a chief coroner's cases. A bar owner is under investigation after a hit and run accident. 0215 0125 Another helping of fiery non-stop lunchtime chat and fun with the effervescent Loose Ladies. 0305 0215 Confrontational talk show in which guests thrash out their conflicts and issues in front of an audience. [S,SL] 0400 0305 Text-based information service. 0530 0400 (S) The latest national and international news. 0600 0530