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19:00

Sounds of the Sixties

Mon 7^th Feb 2005, 19:00 on BBC Four

Archive pop.

Source: Radio Times

19:10

The Prisoner: The Girl Who Was Death

Mon 7^th Feb 2005, 19:10 on BBC Four

The Prisoner hunts the killer of Colonel Hawke-Englishe. Continues at the same time tomorrow.

Source: Radio Times

20:00

The World

Mon 7^th Feb 2005, 20:00 on BBC Four

With Kirsty Lang.
Then Weather

Contributors

Unknown:: Kirsty Lang.

Source: Radio Times

21:00

Mind Games

Mon 7^th Feb 2005, 21:00 on BBC Four

Comedian Phil Cornwell and chess champ William Hartston join the quiz. With Marcus du Sautoy, and team captains Kathy Sykes and Michael Rosen.

Contributors

Unknown:: Phil Cornwell
Unknown:: William Hartston
Unknown:: Marcus du Sautoy
Unknown:: Kathy Sykes
Unknown:: Michael Rosen.

Source: Radio Times

21:30

Mindset

Mon 7^th Feb 2005, 21:30 on BBC Four

2/3. What makes nationalities different from each other? Stuart Jeffries 's investigation continues in Germany, where guilt and obsession with order are giving way to a more relaxed mindset.

Contributors

Unknown:: Stuart Jeffries

Source: Radio Times

22:00

Gambling Britain

Mon 7^th Feb 2005, 22:00 on BBC Four

John McCririck, Willie Thorne and Viv Nicholson contribute to Time Shift's look at the Government's attempts to control gambling in Britain. Narrated by Veronika Hyks.

Contributors

Unknown:: John McCririck
Unknown:: Willie Thorne
Unknown:: Viv Nicholson
Unknown:: Veronika Hyks.

Source: Radio Times

22:40

Giving Tongue

Mon 7^th Feb 2005, 22:40 on BBC Four

Labour MP Jessie Fielding introduces a bill to abolish bloodsports - but then her past comes back to haunt her. Clare Holman heads the 1996 comic drama cast. which includes Peter Capaldi, Warren Clarke and John Fortune.
First shown on BBC2

Contributors

Unknown:: Clare Holman
Unknown:: Peter Capaldi
Unknown:: Warren Clarke
Unknown:: John Fortune

Source: Radio Times

00:10

The History of Pubs

Tue 8^th Feb 2005, 00:10 on BBC Four

Time Shift examines how pubs have changed. Arthur Smith narrates, with contributions from Jeremy Hardy , Rowan Pelling and Pete Brown

Contributors

Unknown:: Arthur Smith
Unknown:: Jeremy Hardy
Unknown:: Rowan Pelling
Unknown:: Pete Brown

Source: Radio Times

00:50

as 10pm

Tue 8^th Feb 2005, 00:50 on BBC Four

Source: Radio Times

02:00

as 9pm

Tue 8^th Feb 2005, 02:00 on BBC Four

Source: Radio Times

02:30

as 9.30pm

Tue 8^th Feb 2005, 02:30 on BBC Four

Source: Radio Times

03:30

as 9pm

Tue 8^th Feb 2005, 03:30 on BBC Four

Source: Radio Times

BBC Four

About BBC Four

BBC Four reflects arts, music and culture with an ambitious range of intellectually and culturally enriching programmes, taking an expert and in-depth approach to its subjects.

Appears in

Radio Times Issue 4219

5^th February 2005

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