Jonathan Creek is back trying to solve a gruesome murder, Raymond Briggs's Ethel & Ernest comes to life and Dragon's Den gets festive.
Arrivals
Channel 4, 7pm
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Thousands of people and their waiting loved ones offer a warm insight into the arrival halls at Heathrow Airport, all with interesting stories to share.
This Channel 4 documentary narrated by Julie Walters lets the audience in on lives in a shrinking world of long-lost friendships, love and suprises.
Ethel & Ernest
BBC One, 7.30pm
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Based on the award-winning novel by Raymond Briggs, Ethel & Ernest has been turned into an animated adaptation.
The true story follows Brigg's parents, a lady's maid and a milkman in south-west London in 1928, as they marry and have a son, along with all the momentous events during that time.
James May: The Christmas Reassembler
BBC Four, 9pm
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In each episode of the new series, James May slowly builds everyday items, to discover what it takes to get them to work again.
This episode sees May reassembling a favourite childhood toy; the Hornby model railway.
Jonathan Creek
BBC One, 9pm
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Alan Davies returns as Jonathan Creek as he attempts to unravel what has happened to a woman's family at Daemon's Roost.
The house used to be occupied by a sorcerer in the 19th century and it is discovered that his gruesome rituals have been revived once again.
Dragon's Den Christmas
BBC Two, 9pm
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Tune in to a Christmas edition of Dragon's Den, presented by Evan Davis.
Dance mats, chocolate and socks are all being pitched in this episode; are Sarah Willingham, Touker Suleyman, Deborah Meaden, Nick Jenkins, Peter Jones feeling generous this festive season?