More toe-tappers from the decade that taste forgot.
5/6. Exploring the elaborate sting operation in Miami that led to the recovery of Aurora, a painting by Rubens that had been stolen from a Spanish museum six years previously.
With Kirsty Lang.
Followed by Weather
6/8. When taking part in a survey of displaced children in Masindi, Mr Ntairaho encounters orphan Opio. The boy is a skilled athlete whose late father ran at a national level and Opio is striving to follow in his footsteps. More next Tuesday. Ekow Eshun analyses
African television at 10pm. Africa round-up: page 28
3/4.
Simon Schaffer charts the discovery of the true nature of light and its impact on the modern world, from mobile communications to our ability to illuminate the world 24 hours per day.
Ekow Eshun goes
Dn a journey to discover modern Africa through its television, experiencing some familiar-looking shows as well as those with a distinctly African feel. He meets the stars and makers of soap operas, current affairs and edgy reaHife crime programmes, building up an intriguing picture of a continent - as it sees itself.
Time Shift charts the spectacular growth of the supermarket over the past 50 years, examining how it has influenced British society.
