TV Guide BBC Two Saturday

From the crucial seconds before the collision to the final moments when the hull sank beneath the waves, this dramatised documentary pieces together events minute by minute to reveal what happened to the 2,208 passengers and crew of RMS Titanic on the night of April 14. 1912. This opening instalment begins with lookout crew member Fred Fleet spotting a black mass right ahead of Titanic and alerting the navigation crew, but the ship still hits the iceberg and news of the damage filters through to the captain

The captain orders the ship to be evacuated and tells the wireless operators to send out an urgent distress call to other ships, while down below in the boiler rooms, the crew pump out the incoming sea water to buy the ship more time. With only enough lifeboats for half the people on board, a rescue mission requires shuttle runs to be made to and from a rescue ship. First-class passengers are handed life-preservers and told to make their way to the boat deck, but they have not been told the ship is sinking

The giant armadillo, an animal so elusive few have ever seen it wild in the Brazilian wetlands region known as the Pantanal. David Attenborough reveals how the burrows the armadillos dig create homes for hundreds of other animals. Until recently man knew virtually nothing of this species, but Arnaud Desbiez, the founder of the Giant Armadillo Project, has changed all that

A sultry female military worker attracts admiring glances from her male colleagues, but she has her eye on an engaged pilot. Otto Preminger's romantic musical drama, based on Bizet's opera Carmen with modernised lyrics and set in the Deep South during the Second World War. Dorothy Dandridge, Harry Belafonte, Olga James and Pearl Bailey star

Mary comes to the aid of three novice cooks - fireman Mark, youth worker Callum and boxing instructor Thaer, who want to throw a spectacular afternoon tea to say thank you to Soraya, who runs a youth charity in Cardiff. While the trio join Mary at her home for a series of cooking lessons, Roman Kemp and Tom Read Wilson oversee the extras to make the party extra special - and also offer moral support when temperatures rise in the kitchen. When everything is ready, they head to Langley Hall near Cardiff to cook their feast for 15, and give Soraya the surprise of a lifetime

The food writer uses a range of everyday spices to rustle up Thai spiced aubergines, chilli feta and a quick recipe for korma, before visiting two allotment-holders in Liverpool and preparing a tasty dish with their fresh produce

Raymond and a team of volunteers give the valais blacknose sheep a bath, Kirsty and Tom rescue fallen sheep on the isle, and Stevie attempts to milk his first buffalo. In Shetland, Kirsty and Tom again row out to St Ninian's Isle to attempt to rescue a ewe and a lamb that have fallen from the isle's steep cliffs

Chris Packham presents this four-and-a-half-billion-year history of the planet, with each episode taking viewers on a journey through a pivotal moment when the Earth's future hung in the balance. The story begins with one of the darkest periods in the planet's history 252 million years ago - the worst mass extinction it has ever seen, when as much as 90 per cent of all species died

A Nazi secret agent plans to kidnap Winston Churchill while the prime minister spends a weekend in the Norfolk countryside, and plants covert operatives in the area ready for his arrival. Second World War adventure, adapted from Jack Higgins' novel, starring Michael Caine, Donald Sutherland, Robert Duvall, Jenny Agutter, Donald Pleasence, Anthony Quayle and Jean Marsh

An elite group of Allied soldiers is dispatched to sabotage vital German artillery emplacements, despite the seemingly insurmountable odds and the suspicion there is a traitor in their midst. Oscar-winning Second World War adventure, based on Alistair MacLean's novel, starring Gregory Peck, David Niven, Anthony Quinn, Stanley Baker, Anthony Quayle and Irene Papas

A drug-dependent man faces his past and his inner demons after he is interned in an institution for the addicted. Despite the rules of the centre that prevent all contact between men and women, who are treated in different pavilions, James meets Lilly, a beautiful and fragile young girl with a serious problem of addiction and emotional dependence. Drama, directed by Sam Taylor-Johnson and starring her husband Aaron Taylor-Johnson, alongside Billy Bob Thornton and Juliette Lewis

Tom Hiddleston reprises his role as soldier-turned-hotel night manager Jonathan Pine in the long-awaited return of the acclaimed drama. The story picks up after nine years with Jonathan living as Alex Goodwin, a low-level MI6 officer running a quiet surveillance unit in London. His life is comfortingly uneventful until the chance sighting of former mercenary connected with arms dealer Richard Roper prompts a call to action and leads him to a violent encounter with a new player - Colombian businessman Teddy Dos Santos. Once in Colombia, Pine is plunged deep into a deadly plot to destabilise the country. With Olivia Colman, Diego Calva and Douglas Hodge

Claudia Winkleman hosts this musical exploration of her phenomenon ratings success. From epic classical orchestral favourites to opera excerpts with betrayal at their heart, this Prom, recorded in July at the Royal Albert Hall, features melodramatic chart tracks heard on the series with a gothic, symphonic twist. There's a new take on the theme tune and some familiar figures and faces from the challenges and round tables. Conjuring the misty intrigue are soloists Andrea Lykke, HAYLA and Darrell Smith, alongside the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra under conductor Karen Ní Bhroin and BBC Singers in works by composers including Rob Dougan, Sam Watts, Saint-Saëns, Mozart, Tchaikovsky and Puccini