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His news programme will be screened on both channels.

The programme will be screened ahead of the biennial Red Nose Day in March.

Highlights of the programme will be screened on BBC1 at 10.35pm tonight.

Despite its blend of disability, terminal lung cancer and crystal meth, the programme will be screened in the UK by FX in late September.

This year's programme will be screened live on BBC One and BBC One HD from 2000-2200 GMT and will also be broadcast on BBC Radio 5 live.

Lineker has enjoyed access to Rooney and the player's family for a BBC 1 programme which will be screened on Monday 5 October and he says that the public will finally see the real Rooney.

This is the essential argument of Magical Mystery Tour Revisited, an Arena programme that will be screened next week, just as a spruced-up version of the film, complete with outtakes and a commentary from McCartney, is released on DVD.

Cipriani, speaking to the BBC's Inside Sport programme, which will be screened tonight, said: "I need to think about getting back playing for Wasps; I can't think about England at the minute.

You can vote by phone or online during the programme, which will be screened on BBC One, with further coverage on BBC Radio 5 live and the BBC Sport website.

The BBC and Discovery will also work together to film new natural history programmes, which will be screened by the BBC in the UK.

A Week In Week Out programme on the subject will be screened on Tuesday, 11 February at 22 35 GMT on BBC One Wales.