TV Guide U&Drama Monday

When a man is found dead in a car, Eva and her colleague are called to investigate. Eva becomes suspicious of the deceased's wife when her story does not ring true. JJ and Archie find common ground when they play football together, and Jimmi tries to hide from Vivien

Michelle gets roped into judging a cook-off when a father and daughter at loggerheads over how to run their restaurant decide it is the only way to settle their differences regarding the future of the business. Melody tries to make Archie jealous by having lunch with an old flame she runs into

Connie has received a string of complaints about Will, and puts him under observation for the day. Her concerns seem to be confirmed when he accuses a seriously ill patient of faking her symptoms - only to see her collapse in the wards and her husband threaten legal action. Chrissie urges Tricia to ask Carlos out, the tension rises between Jess and Zubin and Owen is determined to prove how committed he is to Diane and the baby

Ruth's fragmented memories of a drunken night point to the possibility she was raped, and she struggles to control the ED in Jordan's absence. The situation grows even more traumatic when a suspected victim of domestic abuse is admitted, and she recognises him as the man who may have attacked her. Meanwhile, a woman's attempts to stop her intoxicated father from driving end in disaster. Guest starring Jamie Lomas (Hollyoaks' Warren Fox) and Ramon Tikaram (EastEnders, This Life)

James and Siegfried react very differently when the Veterinary Record publishes one of Calum's articles. Rural drama based upon the novels of James Herriot, starring Christopher Timothy, Robert Hardy and John McGlynn

Dorien takes her antique silver samovar to the Antiques Roadshow, inspiring the sisters to search for their own family heirlooms - and soon they make a surprising discovery

Restaurant owner Pearl Nolan sets up a detective agency after undergoing police training in an earlier career. She is soon embroiled in her first case when she discovers the body of her close friend Vinnie. Crime drama set on the Kent coast, based on novels by Julie Wassmer. Starring Kerry Godliman and Howard Charles

Grace Pearson is found dead at a local festival. Detective Inspector Sam Gillespie - to the bewilderment of newly arrived Detective Sergeant Felix Livingstone - uses Sister Boniface as his scientific adviser. She determines that Pearson died by suffocation after her head was pushed into sawdust. The investigation leads to the three Bellamy siblings, at whose home Pearson was a housemaid. Crime drama, starring Lorna Watson and Max Brown, with Belinda Lang and Robert Daws