19:00

Culture Capital UK

Wed 7^th May 2003, 19:00 on BBC Four

Which city will be Europe's Capital of Culture in 2008? Jonathan Glancey examines the bids by Newcastle/Gateshead, Liverpool, Cardiff, Birmingham,
Bristol and Oxford.

Contributors

Unknown:: Jonathan Glancey

Source: Radio Times

19:30

The Readers' and Writers'Roadshow

BBC Four

Wed 7^th May 2003, 19:30 on BBC Four

Andrew O'Hagan and David Gritten discuss fame and celebrity.

Contributors

Unknown:: Andrew O'Hagan
Unknown:: David Gritten

Source: Radio Times

20:00

BBC4 News and Weather

BBC Four

Wed 7^th May 2003, 20:00 on BBC Four

[web address removed]

Source: Radio Times

20:30

The Pope's Enforcer

BBC Four

Wed 7^th May 2003, 20:30 on BBC Four

The power, origins and impact of controversial cardinal Joseph Ratzinger are investigated by Hywel Williams.

Contributors

Unknown:: Joseph Ratzinger
Unknown:: Hywel Williams.

Source: Radio Times

21:00

The Celibacy Debate

BBC Four

Wed 7^th May 2003, 21:00 on BBC Four

Is it time for the Catholic church to introduce optional celibacy for priests? Jeremy Vine hosts a debate.

Contributors

Presenter:: Jeremy Vine

Source: Radio Times

22:00

Curb Your Enthusiasm

BBC Four

Wed 7^th May 2003, 22:00 on BBC Four

Jerry Seinfeld guests in the comedy special that spawned the series.

Contributors

Guest:: Jerry Seinfeld

Source: Radio Times

23:00

Betty Fisher and OtherStories

BBC Four

Wed 7^th May 2003, 23:00 on BBC Four

Ruth Rendell adaptation by Claude Miller , from 2001. An author and a waitress are linked by the death and disappearance of their sons. Starring Sandrine Kiberlain and Nicole Garcia. In French with English subtitles.