Tune in to BBC2 at 9pm for Children of Syria. Lyse Doucet follows the lives of six children over six months. Their stories offer an intimate and powerful insight into a country being torn apart.

Here’s our tips on what’s you should watch on the box tonight.

Tune into BBC Three at 9pm tonight to see a documentary about Kris Hallenga as she battles terminal breast cancer and campaigns to make sure other young women and their doctors are made more aware of the risks.

Tune in tonight to see The People's Debate with Vincent Browne live on TV3 at 10pm.

Boat Race protester Trenton Oldfield said today that his six-month jail term was “political”, that he had no regrets, and that he would do it again.

TV actress Julie Fernandez told today how she had been a victim of Jimmy Savile's groping when she appeared on one of his TV shows at the age of 14.

Des O'Driscoll casts his eye on this week's best television

Christine Bleakley has landed a new primetime ITV show.

DISRUPTION to BBC radio and TV news programmes will continue over the weekend because of a “solidly supported” strike by thousands of journalists, including newsreaders and presenters, in a bitter row over pensions, union leaders said.

Presenter Davina McCall is turning detective to reunite loved ones from long separated families for a new TV series.

THE BBC ditched some of its flagship news programmes yesterday as it was forced to drastically change its schedules because of the biggest strike against the corporation in over a decade in a bitter row over jobs.

Players’ chief Gordon Taylor today urged Bolton striker El-Hadji Diouf to seek professional counselling as a cure for his short fuse.

Beatles legend Paul McCartney thinks it is too early to say whether the war in Iraq was right or not.

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir John Stevens today insisted he knew who killed black teenager Stephen Lawrence.