Western adventure.
Today, four people who say they have seen Jesus or the Virgin Mary.
The journey to one of Scotland's most holy places reaches Millport on the Isle ofCumbrae.
Today, what life is like in post-communist Bulgaria. With signing and subtitles.
Jobs in France are featured on today's programme about working in Europe.
A gastronomic journey through Spain.
Today: Catalonia. Rpt
A series on family life. Presented by Gloria Hunniford and Caron Keating.
Countryside stories with John Craven. Plus the week's weather at 12.55
Analysis of the week's political events with John Humphrys.
Omnibus edition. Sympathy is running out for Mandy.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Western adventure starring Clark Gable as a trapper whose marriage to an Indian girl is threatened by a new tribal chief.
Director William A Weltman (1951)
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Viewers voice their criticisms and concerns about BBCtv programmes. A Barraclough Carey production for BBCtv
A six-part drama set in 1907 when cinema was in its infancy.
3: Filming begins at Sheringham's villa.
Based on a novel by Elsie McCutcheon , adapted for television by James Andrew Hall
A Red Rooster production for BBCtv
Today's edition visits Exeter, where the star exhibits include a model ship made of bone in about 1800 by a French prisoner-of-war and a 17th-century English pocket-watch with exquisite piercing and engraving.
Presented by Hugh Scully. Producer Christopher Lewis
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With Jennie Bond. Subtitled
Weather John Kettley
Tonight's programme comes from the Derbyshire village of Ashford in the Water, where
Pam Rhodes meets the people who live and work in the beautiful Peak District. Hymns include: For the Beauty of the Earth, Think of World without Any Flowers, Like a Mighty River Flowing. Producer MoiraKean
Editor Helen Alexander
Jean and Lionel have decided they want to live together, but it's not that straight forward.
Written by Bob Larbey
Producer Sydney Lotterby
Executive producer Philip Jones
A Theatre of Comedy/D L Taffner UK Ltd production for BBCtv
Ghostly comedy series about the Rokeby family and their genial Jewish ghost Yetta.
Sally goes into counselling mode, while Pete becomes a star ad-man.
A Cinema Verity production for BBCtv
With Michael Buerk. Subtitled
Weather John Kettley
James Fox and Francesca Annis head the cast of a three-part drama set in the high-stakes world of executive personnel, where the right salary can buy anything, including people.
Simon Hall is a headhunter, and the best in the business. If the price is high enough, he can poach the most powerful businessmen and land them on the payroll of their rivals. The go-between's rewards are high: a town house, a country cottage, a beautiful wife and two children at boarding school.
But Hall's life is falling apart.
His wife, Sally, is forgingher own career as a "sex and shopping" novelist and thinking of leaving home. And the trail of suffering that he's left in his professional life seems to be catching up with him.
Written by Doug Lucie
Producer Andy Park ; Director Simon Langton
To many children, experience of family life has meant only fear, tragedy or violence. This special edition of Everyman explores what the concept of "family" means to children who have never known one.
Adoption these days does not only Involve babies. The film looks at the lives of three young boys, aged from 9 to 11, who are waiting to be adopted. They are difficult cases, as yet unplaced by overworked local authorities, who are now in the hands of a specialist agency. Can a family answer their needs? Producer Richard Alwyn Editor John Blake
The Doll. A shy bachelor's lonely loveless life takes an astounding turn when he buys a very special hand-crafted doll. With John Lithgow, Albert Hague, Rainbow Phoenix and Sharon Spelman.
Written by Richard Matheson Director Phil Joanou
A special Mori poll suggests that disabled people don't get much from charities. This film, on the disability charity industry, looks at how charities spend the money they receive. Producers David Hevey and Sian Vasey
A Criptic production for BBCtv
