TV Guide BBC Two Monday

Fiona Bruce presents the topical debate, inviting a panel of politicians and other guests in Bedworth, Warwickshire, to answer questions from an invited audience on subjects that have made the headlines over the past week

Friends Emma and Jess take on buddies Helen and Claire at an antiques centre in Newark, Nottinghamshire, aided by experts Phil Serrell and Roo Irvine. Meanwhile, Natasha Raskin Sharp learns about the ancient Chinese craft of papercut art with Vanessa Stone, an artist who has embraced this intricate 2,000-year-old technique

Fiona Bruce presents from Firstsite contemporary art gallery in Colchester, , where finds include a creepy goblin figurine, a 17th-century amulet, a porcelain plaque discovered buried in a box bought at auction, and a Hans Coper vase, originally gifted by the celebrated ceramist himself. Fiona is joined by Lee Young to learn about state-of-the-art techniques in ceramic repairs

Highlights of the latest Premier League matches, featuring Newcastle United v Arsenal at St James' Park and Aston Villa v Fulham at Villa Park. Newcastle won three of the four meetings between them and the Gunners in all competitions last term, including a 1-0 victory here in the league. Villa defeated the Cottagers home and away last season, but had found goals hard to come by in the early stages of the current campaign

Family members Elisha, Emma, Georgia and Paul compete for cash by crossing a bridge of stepping stones across the studio floor. Once they have each faced the bridge on their own, those who have been successful join forces to face the final crossing for a chance to take home the prize. Quiz show, hosted by Ross Kemp

Over three rounds, contestants Dion, James, Marilyn and Penny vie to find the single 'unbeatable' answer and streak ahead of the rest to make the final where they can win a cash prize. General knowledge quiz, hosted by Jason Manford

The top two chefs from north-west England cook their six-course menu again for Tom Kerridge, Nisha Katona and Ed Gamble, who this week are joined by gold champion wheelchair rugby Paralympian Stuart Robinson. Presented by Andi Oliver

Documentary exploring the history and geography of America's deserts, canyons and wilderness, exploring the lives of the people and animals that have found ways to thrive and prosper in these brutally inhospitable conditions. The first programme examines the agricultural traditions of the Hopi Native American tribe in northeastern Arizona, as well as exploring the strategies used by a variety of wildlife, including mustangs, coyotes and desert tortoises, to survive in these demanding environments

Joe Crowley and Adam Henson explore the Solway Coast, where ancient traditions and fragile wildlife are being carefully nurtured by those who call the borderland home. Joe joins some of the last remaining Haaf netters in the tidal waters of the Solway Firth and Adam puts his sheepdog Gwen to work on his farm in the Cotswolds ahead of the biggest event in the trialling calendar

The classroom drama returns for a new term. Headteacher Stella is forced to navigate a fresh set of challenges when her estranged grandchildren land at the school. New teacher Darius Donovan (played by comedian Jon Richardson) is soon shaking things up in the staffroom, while Jack Rimmer finds himself tackling the troubles of a new generation as he returns as school counsellor. Schuey and Agnes cause uproar when they rebel against Stella's new rules

Donte is plunged into crippling debt, so Ashton takes drastic measures to pull his dad out of this latest crisis. Stella and grandson Ben clash as the school welcomes a cohort of year six students and Debs is excited to step into Wendy's shoes for the day, but Nicky is forced to step in when things get out of hand. Jack tries to help Libby settle back into school life when she clashes with Aleena