DEPRESSION affects one in a hundred Britons. Find out what can help or possibly cure sufferers today on Radio 4’s Between Ourselves at 9am.
Channel 4 takes on the allegation that children’s education is in decline by putting 30 students through their paces with some old-fashioned teaching on That’ll Teach ‘Em at 9pm.
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Welcome to Britain (BBC One, 10.35pm) explores the pressures that the national asylum support system is under as it must keep tabs on the 1,000 asylum-seekers who are housed across the UK each week.
At 11pm, Police! (ITV) attend an Eminem gig and watch an end of season football match.
If you’re up for it, BBC Two’s Learning Zone offers expert advice on Webwise for Business: Getting the Best from the Net, at 5am tomorrow.
It’s not just Elvis Costello doing this anymore, but BBC One is now also Watching the Detectives in a new documentary that tracks cases in the criminal justice system, (Wednesday, 10.55pm).
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Are drugs one-size-fits-all? One Man’s Medicine: Mind the Gap (Radio 4, Wednesday, 9pm) looks at how scientists try to tailor drugs to fit the individual.
Follow Traffic Cops (BBC One) on Thursday at 9pm, as they chase burglars at 120mph.
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Inmates protest over inadequate facilities in the fly on the wall documentary Banged Up at 11.30pm (ITV, Thursday).
You and Yours continues its series on conservationists’ struggle to preserve and protect Britain’s historic buildings (Radio 4, Friday, 12.04pm).
On Friday afternoon, Pet Rescue (Channel 4, 3.15pm) takes a look at what’s going on at the RSPCA centre in Halifax.