Highlights of two FA Premiership games. Shown yesterday at 10.50pm
David Frost interviews the week's newsmakers and reviews the papers. Including at 8.30 News; plus weather.
Concluding the series following life in Norwich Cathedral. Stereo 847963!
Steve Chalke talks to Dame Nona Byrne who helped set up the Catholic Building Society, and lecturer Olive Drane reveals her secret life as a clown. Stereo ..t
Including visits to Northern Ireland to look at Channel 4's new programme for deaf children, and to a signed performance by the newlyformed Little Hands Theatre Company. With signing and subtitles.
Repeated Tuesday 12 noon BBC2 Stereo 29963!
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High Country Justice. Matt intervenes when a young Aboriginal station-hand is blamed forthe murder of a young girl.
Stereo Subtitled 291388'
Rural issues with John Craven .
Plus the week's weather at 11.55am.
John Humphrys interviews senior politicians. Including at 12.00 News.
Omnibus edition.
The Top Gear team visit the London Motor Show where Jeremy Clarkson reports on the star attractions, including the new baby Land Rover, the Freelander. Meanwhile Quentin Willson drives some of the cars that stole the headlines almost 50 years ago and Tiff Needell tries the new Porsche 911.
Including reports from the final round of Europe's designer shows in Paris, news of what's in vogue for next year, and the winner of a new supermodel competition takes to the catwalk. With Tim Vincent and Caryn Franklin.
With Moira Stuart.
Weather David Braine
6.05 Regional News
Former Test cricket umpire
Dickie Bird reminisces about his life and chats with England and Derbyshire cricketer Devon Malcolm , and ex-England cricketer David Sheppard , who retires this week as Bishop of Liverpool. Music includes What a Friend We Have in Jesus;
When I Needed a Neighbour;
I Know That My Redeemer Lives; Rejoice! the Lord Is King; and 0 Jesus, I Have Promised.
Producer SianRees; Editor Helen Alexander
Can an ornate piece of silver, hauled from the canal by Compo, help Seymour to be accepted by the county set?
Written by Roy Clarke
(Repeat) (Stereo) (Subtitled)
Comedian Buff Hardie guides Carol Vorderman and her inspectors around the "granite city" of Aberdeen. Eric Knowles learns that a very valuable Macintyre vase bought for ll in a jumble sale, and Christopher Payne is excited by an 18th-century gear-cutting lathe that is still in use. Other finds include a snuff mull reputed to have been owned by Robert Burns and a wardrobe made by George Walton.
Director Siobhan Bullick ; Producer Stephen Potter
With Peter Sissons.
Weather David Braine
Steven Spielberg's multi-Oscar-winning drama, based on the novel by Thomas KeneaIly, starring Liam Neeson, Ben Kingsley, Ralph Fiennes
In 1939, Austrian businessman Oskar Schindler, a Gentile, comes to Krakow with the idea of getting rich quickly by using cheap Jewish labour in his factory supplying the German war effort. As persecution of Jews spreads throughout Europe, Schindler, although a close associate of SS officers, finds it worth his while to protect his workers from the escalating evil around him.
(This screening is followed by an interview with director Steven Spielberg and a profile of Schindler the hero.)
(1993, 15) (Black and white and colour)
See Films: pp 68-79
Production on an epic scale: page 63
In an interview with actor Ben Kingsley, director Steven Spielberg explains why, after the success and experience of making Schindler's List,he founded Survivors of the Shoah - an organisation dedicated to videotaping and archiving interviews of Holocaust Survivors. (Stereo)
A Heart of the Matter special in which Joan Bakewell explores the background to Schindler the hero.
Oskar Schindler was the saviour of more than 1,200 people but also a Nazi and a notorious black marketeer. Using interviews with Thomas Keneally, author of Schindler's Ark, and some of the people Schindler saved, this programme explores the nature of heroism. Half a century after the events, the survivors ask why the lessons of the Holocaust are still to be learnt.
