U and Drama +1

Roger Daltrey plays a former crack-dealer who professes to have gone straight - a story DS Beech has heard a thousand times before. Luke Ashton hits the depths of depression as Dale Smith continues to turn his colleagues against him. Police drama, with Scott Neal.

Jimmi and Eva do some straight talking and Julia takes the stand. Medical drama, starring Matthew Chambers and Stirling Gallacher.

Archie gets caught in the middle of a patient's personality crisis, while Daniel waits to learn whether he is off the hook.

The staff gathers to celebrate Jess's 21st birthday party. Ric, already humiliated at the hands of the Press, suffers the indignity of having his daughter's gift repossessed after the cheque bounces, and attempts to drown his sorrows, eventually seeking solace in the arms of Kelly. Unfortunately his troubles aren't over, as an urgent call from Zubin proves.

Charlie feels the effects of stress and overwork as he receives news from Louis that Shona has broken into his house, but he fails to heed Tess's warning that he should see a doctor. Adam returns to work, but it becomes apparent to everyone that it is too soon. Jordan is annoyed by Zoe's attitude, Dixie refuses to tell her father the truth about her sexuality, and May tries to persuade Lenny and Y

Roger Daltrey plays a former crack-dealer who professes to have gone straight - a story DS Beech has heard a thousand times before. Luke Ashton hits the depths of depression as Dale Smith continues to turn his colleagues against him. Police drama, with Scott Neal.

Sam's disappearance threatens to cost the Mitchells everything they have. Liz gives Owen a brutal ultimatum.

Denise gets more than she bargained for at her hen do, the Mitchells receive bad news, and Dr Al finds himself in a sticky situation.

A new hormone treatment produces shocking results when administered to a dog and a prize bull. Rural drama, starring Christopher Timothy and Robert Hardy.

Lynne announces her engagement to Claude, Frere exacts revenge on Ken Masters, and Polly tells Gerald who Abby's real father is.

Jim is drawn into a serious family dispute by an American woman who believes her father murdered her mother and wants him deported back to Florida to stand trial. John Nettles stars.

The boys in blue prepare to be cross-examined by drug-dealer Harry the Spike's formidable defence counsel. Being on the right side of the law, they presume they've got nothing to fear - but they might be wrong.

Compo unwittingly bags a jumble sale bargain, an item that transforms him from an old man into a heart-breaking macho man - with a little help from his friends. Comedy, starring Bill Owen and Frank Thornton.

Compo meets a childhood rival and blackmails him into competitions they did when they were 11 to prove their fitness. Auntie Wainwright sells Barry a saxophone with a weird case. Bill Owen, Peter Sallis and Mike Grady star.

Nora starts a cleaning job at the home of a much-praised widower across the valley, leaving Compo writhing in jealousy. Long-running comedy, starring Bill Owen, Peter Sallis and Frank Thornton.

The judge presides over the case of a man who killed a paedophile, an act that Jo defends by arguing it protected further victims from abuse. Meanwhile, she meets the real father of the boy she is trying to adopt, and begins seeing him socially - sending Deed into a fit of jealous rage. Martin Shaw and Jenny Seagrove star.

The arrest of a Turkish girl who has been working illegally leads Ucos to reopen the case of Richard Gibson, a pub landlord who died in a fire in 2009. The original investigation concluded Gibson's death was probably suicide due to his dire financial situation, but the detectives have some questions about the pub's live-in barmaid, who disappeared on the night of the blaze. Could widowed landlady