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19:00

Mediterranean Tales

Tue 8^th Mar 2005, 19:00 on BBC Four

Irma Kurtz reaches Naples.

Contributors

Unknown:: Irma Kurtz

Source: Radio Times

20:00

The World

Tue 8^th Mar 2005, 20:00 on BBC Four

With Kirsty Lang.
Followed by Weather

Contributors

Unknown:: Kirsty Lang.

Source: Radio Times

20:30

Bread of Heaven with Huw Edwards

Tue 8^th Mar 2005, 20:30 on BBC Four

5/6. Wales was alight with religious fervour in 1904. This is the amazing story of the revival led by Evan Roberts. Postponed from 22 Feb First shown on BBCl Wales

Contributors

Unknown:: Evan Roberts.

Source: Radio Times

21:00

Europe: a Natural History

Tue 8^th Mar 2005, 21:00 on BBC Four

4/4. Today, 730 million people live in Europe. How is wildlife adapting to this new world, and are we helping?
Narrated by Sean Pertwee.

Contributors

Unknown:: Sean Pertwee.

Source: Radio Times

21:50

Cast & Crew: Brideshead Revisited

Tue 8^th Mar 2005, 21:50 on BBC Four

Jeremy Irons, Anthony Andrews, Phoebe Nicholls, Diana Quick and Nickolas Grace discuss the TV classic. With Kirsty Wark.

Contributors

Unknown:: Jeremy Irons
Unknown:: Anthony Andrews
Unknown:: Phoebe Nicholls
Unknown:: Diana Quick
Unknown:: Kirsty Wark

Source: Radio Times

22:30

The Desk

Tue 8^th Mar 2005, 22:30 on BBC Four

7/10. Examining the global media with Tyler Brule.

Contributors

Unknown:: Tyler Brule.

Source: Radio Times

23:00

Guyana: Trouble in Paradise

Tue 8^th Mar 2005, 23:00 on BBC Four

4/6. The government bids to host the 2007 cricket World Cup. Meanwhile, a 19-year old beauty pageant hopeful is a bundle of nerves.

Source: Radio Times

23:30

Last Roar of the Tiger

Tue 8^th Mar 2005, 23:30 on BBC Four

The struggle for survival between people and tigers in Russia.

Source: Radio Times

00:30

as 9pm

Wed 9^th Mar 2005, 00:30 on BBC Four

Source: Radio Times

01:20

as 9.50pm

Wed 9^th Mar 2005, 01:20 on BBC Four

Source: Radio Times

02:00

Proms on Four

Wed 9^th Mar 2005, 02:00 on BBC Four

with Elgar's Third Symphony, Beethoven's Fourth Piano Concerto and Peter Maxwell Davies 's In Nomine. Martyn Brabbins conducts the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra

Contributors

Unknown:: Peter Maxwell Davies
Unknown:: Martyn Brabbins

Source: Radio Times

BBC Four

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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 4223

5^th March 2005

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