Programme Index

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19:00

Tomorrow's World

Wed 5^th Apr 2006, 19:00 on BBC Four

Another look into the future from 1973.

Source: Radio Times

19:10

Doctor Who

Wed 5^th Apr 2006, 19:10 on BBC Four

The Green Death
3/3. Has the Time Lord beaten the beasts? Jon Pertwee stars. The most recent Doctor Who airs again on BBC3, beginning tomorrow at 7pm

Contributors

Unknown:: Jon Pertwee

Source: Radio Times

20:00

The World; Weather

Wed 5^th Apr 2006, 20:00 on BBC Four

Source: Radio Times

20:30

Cat Stevens in Concert

Wed 5^th Apr 2006, 20:30 on BBC Four

Moon Shadow, Wild World and Father and Son are among the classics in a performance from 1971.

Source: Radio Times

21:00

Confessions of an IRA Informer

Wed 5^th Apr 2006, 21:00 on BBC Four

Sean O'Callaghan talks about joining the IRA, the atrocities he committed, and his decision to become a double agent.

Contributors

Talks:: Sean O'Callaghan

Source: Radio Times

22:00

Life on Mars

Wed 5^th Apr 2006, 22:00 on BBC Four

4/8. Sam and Gene disagree about a local gangster. Continues at 10pm tomorrow. See
Sunday's choice. IS)

Source: Radio Times

23:00

These Young People Revisited

Wed 5^th Apr 2006, 23:00 on BBC Four

New. In 1973, the BBC invited five men and women to discuss social and political issues. How have their views changed over the decades?

Source: Radio Times

00:00

Chile

Thu 6^th Apr 2006, 00:00 on BBC Four

: the Other 9/11

Source: Radio Times

01:00

as 9pm

Thu 6^th Apr 2006, 01:00 on BBC Four

Source: Radio Times

02:00

as 11pm

Thu 6^th Apr 2006, 02:00 on BBC Four

Source: Radio Times

03:00

as 12 midnight

Thu 6^th Apr 2006, 03:00 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 4278

1^st April 2006

About this data

This data is drawn from the Radio Times magazine between 1923 and 2009. It shows what was scheduled to be broadcast, meaning it was subject to change and may not be accurate. More