Story: "Nothing to Do" by Barbara Deehan

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The Hogarth Triptych: how do you set about moving a massive painting of 750 square feet and weighing nearly two tons? The problem recently faced the City Art Gallery in Bristol.

Conversions of Antiques: a look at some of the strange things people do with their antiques.

Coronation Souvenirs: 'A Health unto their Majesties,' an exhibition of mementoes and souvenirs from Charles I to Elizabeth II now on display in Wolverhampton.

Arthur Negus answers questions
Introduced by Hugh Scully
(from Bristol)

From dawn to dusk, super-tramp John Hillaby takes us with him for a long stroll on Hampstead Heath, his stamping-ground for the past 26 years - providing a delightful picture of an area heard of by every Britisher, close to the heart of every Londoner, but intimately known to very few.

Starring Irene Dunne, Ginger Rogers, Fred Astaire, Randolph Scott

Out of cinema circulation since the early 40s, now shown on TV for the first time, the action is set in a Paris dress shop called 'Roberta,' with Irene Dunne as a White Russian princess (real), Ginger Rogers as a Polish countess (bogus) and Fred Astaire and Randolph Scott as a pair of travelling Americans.
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by Philip Mackie
with Bill Fraser, Adrienne Posta, Stephen Moore
and Anthony Hopkins as Hi.

A Wardour Street film tycoon hires the wrong writer and pays him £500,000...

with John Edmunds
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