TV Guide Drama Monday

Demolition works in Poplar in a tenement block reveal a long-buried secret at Easter 1967, which leads to a police investigation that comes very close to Nonnatus House, and creates a testing and emotional experience for the team. The Flemings return to the area with both good and bad news, and Sister Julienne agrees to take on a sensitive delivery. Nancy's first day as a midwife gets off to a bad start when her bedroom ceiling collapses

Tracey rings a local radio station with advice for a grieving widow and ends up becoming the airwaves' latest agony aunt _ but can she pluck up the courage to admit she'll only be a 'widow' herself for as long as Her Majesty pleases? Comedy, starring Pauline Quirke, Linda Robson and Lesley Joseph

Julia becomes involved with an old friend who has taken the law into her own hands, while Vivien visits the hospice where Sam used to live. Medical drama, starring Diane Keen and Anita Carey

Archie resolves to find out why a patient is reluctant to accompany her husband on the holiday of a lifetime and Vivien reveals her plan to help the hospice. Matt Kennard and Anita Carey star

Everyone breathes a sigh of relief when Chrissie decides to go through with her wedding to Owen and even Sandy and Sean seem to have sorted out their differences. Back at the hospital, things look grim for Kath when the police question her about Terry's death and Lisa is stunned when a call is made for his body to be exhumed

A badly beaten Alice is rushed into the department - but when the police admit they cannot link Tony to the assault, Curtis takes the law into his own hands and confronts her attacker himself. Adam is so busy treating his colleague, he is unable to join Jessica at the registration of Harry's birth, while Zoe asks Jordan for more responsibility in a bid to prove her commitment

Meadows is elated at getting the chance to put a notorious drug dealer behind bars - but the smile is wiped off his face by the discovery of £5,000 stashed under a desk in his own department. As accusations of bribery and corruption begin to fly, the veteran detective finds himself on trial for a change

The new 'talkies' films are all the rage, meaning production of the exotic but silent Bride of Babylon is already in jeopardy - even before its lead actor is murdered on set. With one of Phryne's oldest friends producing the movie, she feels obliged to help identify the killer. Drama, starring Essie Davis

Phryne arrives at an idyllic vineyard to investigate a suspicious death, but the hostile townsfolk do everything they can to drive her out of town. Meanwhile, Hugh prepares for a perfect proposal. Australian crime drama set in the 1920s, starring Essie Davis and Hugo Johnstone

A wealthy computer engineer receives a series of death threats - and Jim has no idea who the culprit might be. Connie Booth and Michael Gambon guest star

Victor and Margaret set off for a break by the seaside - but the discovery of a dead gull in their boarding-house bathroom sets the scene for what turns out to be a weekend of sheer hell. Richard Wilson and Annette Crosbie star, with a guest appearance by Stephen Lewis of On the Buses fame

Hamish's anguish over Alex's death drives him to a deserted island, where he pulls out a revolver, intending to end his life. Meanwhile, back in Lochdubh, his overzealous temporary replacement finds that everyone in the village is breaking the law. Rural drama, starring Robert Carlyle

Victor and Margaret set off for a break by the seaside - but the discovery of a dead gull in their boarding-house bathroom sets the scene for what turns out to be a weekend of sheer hell. Richard Wilson and Annette Crosbie star, with a guest appearance by Stephen Lewis of On the Buses fame