MONDAY 18th
Masterchef Australia (Watch, 7pm) Australian version of the popular culinary challenge show.Celebrity Quitters (Five, 7.30pm) Series where celebrities try to quit smoking. Featuring Linda Robson, John Burton Race, Chloe Madeley, Paul Danan and Derek Acorah.
Legend (BBC4, 7.30pm) Profile of the singer Neil Sedaka.
The Brit Awards 2010 Launch Party (ITV2, 8pm) The nominees for this year's music awards are revealed.
Only Stwpd Cowz Txt N Drive (BBC3, 8.30pm) Special drama highlighting the dangers of being distracted while driving, made in collaboration with Gwent police.
Gordon's Great Escape (Channel 4, 9pm) Three-part series where Gordon Ramsay goes on a tour of the country.
Slumdog Millionaire Millionaire (Channel 4, 10.50pm) Special episode of the series where a millionaire goes undercover in a deprived community.
TUESDAY 19th
How To Look Good Naked... With A Difference (Channel 4, 8pm) Three-part special of the series where fashionista Gok Wan tries to build the "body confidence" of three disabled women.How Earth Made Us (BBC2, 9pm) Five-part science series detailing how planet Earth has shaped human history.
I Believe In Ghosts: Joe Swash (BBC3, 9pm) Actor Joe Swash tries to ascertain whether or not ghosts exist, with the help of psychics and by visiting a haunted house.
Newswipe (BBC4, 10.30pm) Return of Charlie Brooker's satirical series on global news.
WEDNESDAY 20th
The National Television Awards 2010 (ITV1, 7.30pm) 15th anniversary of the television awards show, this year hosted by Dermot O'Leary.Relocation, Relocation (Channel 4, 8pm) Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help people change their accommodation in today's recession-hit property market.
Shooting The War (BBC4, 9pm) Three-part series looking at how WW2 was documented by German and British home moviemakers.
THURSDAY 21st
Relic: Guardians Of The Museum (BBC1, 4.35pm) Three children from Newcastle travel to the British Museum and have one night to uncover the secrets of a relic held inside.My Dream Farm (Channel 4, 8pm) Six-part series where experienced horticulturist Monty Don assists six familes as they try to realise their dream of quitting the rat race.
Mock The Week (BBC2, 9pm) Return of the comedy panel show looking at the week's news. Stars Dara O Briain, Hugh Dennis, Russell Howard & Andy Parsons. Guests are Milton Jones, Patrick Kielty & Mark Watson.
Rab C. Newsbitt (BBC2, 9.30pm) Return of the comedy about a barely-comprehensible Scottish, drunken slob.
Slumdog Children Of Mumbai (Channel 4, 9pm) Dispatches special looking at impoverished children living in Mumbai.
Extreme Fishing With Robson Green (Five, 9pm) New fishing-adventure series, hosted by Robson Green.
Brothers & Sisters (More4, 9pm) Return of the US drama series.
Bellamy's People (BBC2, 10pm) Comedy about an award-winning radio phone-in host called Gary Bellamy, who's been let out of the studio and given his own TV series in which he travels the length and breadth of Britain to meet the British people. Stars Paul Whitehouse & Rhys Thomas.
FRIDAY 22nd
Ambreen: The Girl Boxer (Channel 4, 7.30pm) Documentary about 15-year-old Ambreen Sadiq, the first Muslim female boxer in the UK.Relocation: Phil Down Under (Channel 4, 8pm) Spin-off to Relocation, Relocation where Phil Spencer travels to Australia to help people buy property.
SATURDAY 23rd
Newsnight At 30 (BBC2, 8pm) Jeremy Paxman presents a special programme to mark 30 years of Newsnight.SUNDAY 24th
The Bible: A History (Channel 4, 7pm) Seven figures from around the world offer their interpretations of the Bible and what it means to them.Lark Rise To Candleford (BBC1, 8pm) Return of the costume drama.
Rock & Chips (BBC1, 9pm) Prequel to Only Fools & Horses, set in 1960. Stars James Buckley, Nicholas Lyndhurst, Kellie Bright, Phil Daniels, Shaun Dingwall & Stephen Lloyd.
24 (Sky1, 9pm) Season 8 of the popular US action-thriller. Stars Kiefer Sutherland, Elisha Cuthbert, Annie Wersching & Cherry Jones.
