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Successful artist Wolfgang, brought up in the UK, learns that his childhood hero Uncle Walter was, in fact, a Nazi.
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4/6. The series on 20th-century social history examines how the Church in the UK used film to offer salvation to the permissive society of the 1950s and 60s.
A jazz special in which Stuart Maconie is joined by critic John Fordham, pianist Julian Joseph, singer Gwyneth Herbert and saxophonist Soweto Kinch to discuss work by, among others, Nina Simone, Art Blakey and Chet Baker.
British jazz from the BBC's archives over the past 25 years, including performances by Stan Tracey, Annie Whitehead, Courtney Pine and Soweto Kinch.
3/3. How a new generation pushed British jazz to unprecedented levels of popularity during the 1980s with artists such as Courtney Pine , and the emergence in the 1990s of Jamie Cullum 's brand of easy-listening jazz. Terence Stamp narrates.
Dick Fontaine 's film capturing Art Blakey 's 1986 visit to London to mingle with the new generation of jazz messengers, the black British players and dancers who emerged during this period.
Film. An amoral gangster accompanies a shy boy looking for his mother. In Japanese with English subtitles. Review page 63. 2.25 as 10pm
