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Missing Live

Today, 09:15, BBC1

Five people who at one time in their lives went missing talk about their experiences, in a documentary presented by Rav Wilding and Louise Minchin.

Donal McIntyre meets Emily, who left home at 16 after a series of rows with her mother; and Gail Porter talks to Jess, another former teenage runaway. Also profiled today are Mayah, who felt forced to leave when her family disapproved of her choice of husband, and 18-year-old Zac, who started running away at the age of six. In the studio, Louise Minchin talks to families and friends of people currently missing, while Rav Wilding meets those who have been safely found.

Decade of Doctors

Today, 14:15, BBC1

Ten successful years of the award-winning medical drama series are celebrated in this special series of short documentaries.

Presented by Diane Keen, who played Julia Parsons for eight years, this series offers an insight into the secrets of the programme's success and looks back at some classic moments from the show. The week begins with a look back at how Doctors first started. The programme features interviews with Christopher Timothy, who played Dr Brendan Maguire when the series began, and also hears from current cast members Adrian Lewis Morgan and Selina Chilton about their first memories of the series.

Auction Party

Today, 15:00, ITV1

Tom Keane hosts this new show which sees homeowners go through the trials and tribulations of holding a public auction in their own living room.

The first host is Diana Emmett, who lives in a 500-year-old cottage near the picturesque Sussex town of Uckfield with her husband and three teenage sons. She has been given 500 pounds to buy items for the sale, and must hold her auction in front of professional dealers as well as the general public. Having previously run her own shop, Diana has some experience of buying and selling antiques - and hopes that the 20th-century collectables she has bought will appeal to her rather younger guests.

Bang Goes the Theory

Today, 19:30, BBC1

In the name of science, engineer Jem Stansfield puts himself in the place of a crash test dummy to discover how much g-force his body can take.

Though full of interesting facts, the show does away with overly complex explanations and incomprehensible abstract theories, and instead demonstrates how scientific knowledge can be put to practical use through a series of exciting experiments. Following Jem's extreme challenge, scientist Liz Bonnin gets the Olympic treatment for Sport Relief, Dallas Campbell enters the weird world of the atom, and roving reporter Dr Yan Wong dives into a shark tank to explain why long snorkels do not exist.

Women

Today, 21:00, BBC Four

The last of this three-part documentary series about feminism follows a group of young activists as they prepare for a march through central London.

Acclaimed filmmaker Vanessa Engle turns her attention to sexual politics in a three-part documentary series about feminism and its impact on women's lives today. This final part in the series is an observational film about a small group of passionate and committed young feminist activists, who believe that the need for feminist politics is now more urgent than ever. The film follows them as they prepare for their first ever conference as well as a march through central London.

FlashForward

Today, 21:00, FIVE

A mysterious event has caused everyone to black out and glimpse the near future in this smash-hit US drama, which returns tonight in a double bill.

In the first of a two-part episode, Mark (Joseph Fiennes) is suspended from duty at the FBI and must meet with a therapist to regain his badge. Demetri (John Cho) teams up with CIA agent Vogel to continue the search for Lloyd. Simon (Dominic Monaghan) attempts to hack into Lloyd's computer in search of clues. Janis learns some family secrets about Simon. And Nicole speaks to a man who was transformed during the blackout in order to help her understand her own vision. Part two follows at 10pm.

Trauma

Today, 22:00, Virgin 1

Most medical dramas pick up the action at the hospital door but in this US import the story starts when the paramedics reach the emergency scene.

Celebrity Juice

Today, 22:00, ITV2

Model and WAG Abbey Clancy joins irreverent host Keith Lemon (AKA comedian Leigh Francis) as a new series of the hilarious celebrity quiz kicks off.