Critics’ choice

Quite a few musicals fans like to belt out a number from their favourite shows in the privacy of their own home. But what does it take for a musical theatre novice to get on stage at the London Palladium and perform a much-loved showtune, while being watched Edward takes drastic measures to keep Clare and her new partner safe, but as she goes into hiding, she re-opens old wounds and forces her ex-husband to face up to some difficult truths about a past tragedy. Baptiste has to break the news to his family that they must remain in hiding for the time being. Evan Davis traces the history of Steve Jobs’ time in control at Apple, with contributions from insiders including the company’s co-founder Steve Wozniak. The presenter hears stories of how Jobs, a college dropout, was involved in the company’s rise to becoming a global brand. by a live audience and a panel of esteemed theatre veterans? Broadcaster Alan Titchmarsh, Emmerdale’s Amy Walsh, money expert Martin Lewis, Corrie’s Daniel Brocklebank, Grantchester’s Tessa PeakeJones and comedians Joel Dommett and London Hughes are about to find out as they tackle songs from musicals. John Barrowman hosts. The headmaster of a local school is murdered, his body found pinned to the wall in the manner of his own butterfly collection. The dead man was a member of a mysterious international club for geniuses. Barnaby and Winter investigate the secretive organisation, which has proven controversial in the local area. The Mary Rose, which sank off the coast of Portsmouth in 1545, was Henry VIII’S favourite warship – and as this documentary discovers, it also offers a surprising insight into the society he reigned over. The programme follows a year-long investigation into the ship’s crew.