A helping hand from Nanny Jo; TVChoice Your guide to tonight's TV in association with Thomson fly.com.

ARE your little darlings driving you up the wall? If the answer is 'yes,' then it's clear you need advice from real-life Mary Poppins Jo Frost.

This week, she's off to Hertfordshire, where single mother Tara is being driven crazy by her four-year-old, Rhys.

His blue language would make Bernard Manning blush, while his social skills leave a lot to be desired as he insists on humiliating her in public.

Both he and seven-year-old sister Shannon have declared war on Tara and it's clear they're taking no prisoners.

It's just a pity that in the middle of this conflict, well behaved eight-year-old Casey is getting overlooked.

It doesn't take long for Ms Frost to step in and assert her authority, but it's clear there's no quick fix solution for Tara's disobedient kids, and she soon pulls out all the stops to ensure they toe the line.

If this show leaves you hungry for more and you have the means, then flip over to E4 where Supernanny: Beyond the Naughty Step reveals what happened when Jo paid the family a return visit.

JILL DANDO'S MURDER - THE NEW EVIDENCE (BBC1, 9pm)

ON APRIL 26, 1999, Jill Dando was shot dead outside her home in London.

The crime shocked the nation and a manhunt was launched to catch the brutal killer.

Two years later, Barry George was found guilty of the crime, but six months ago, lawyers took his case to the Criminal Cases Review Commission, hoping it would be referred back to the Court of Appeal and lead to the conviction being overturned.

This special documentary focuses on new leads and the findings of the Commission as well as looking back at the original case and trial.

George has always maintained his innocence and some have continuously lobbied on his behalf, claiming he was incapable of the act because of mental disabilities and that police had failed to provide watertight evidence.

Another argument has been raised following the release of previously undisclosed psychological profile reports which suggested the murderer had vastly different personality traits.

The programme is sure to be a fascinating insight into details of the heinous act, but viewers should be warned they may find it distressing, particularly fans of the much-missed TV presenter and newsreader whose life was cut tragically short in horrific circumstances.

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ON THE CASE... the 1999 shooting of Jill Dando.' TOUGH LOVE... Jo Frost heads to Hertfordshire to help single mother Tara control her violent four-year-old son, who embarrasses her in public, and fights with his sister.