Where to go and what to do in Whitby, North Yorkshire.
The third of six films about moving house.
Comedy starring Mae West, Cary Grant
When Diamond Lou, the star performer in a Bowery Beer Hall in the 1890s, falls for the leader of the local mission, she waits to be saved.
With Owen Moore , Gilbert Roland and Noah Beery Sr.
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A profile of Ronnie Robson , a postman in a remote part of Yorkshire and columnist for the Ripon Gazette.
Further live coverage from round 1, with Jimmy White playing Malta's Tony Drago. Plus highlights of Terry Griffith 's final session against Bob Chaperon of Canada.
Introduced by Eamonn Holmes.
Puppet series.
Cartoon. * STEREO
The latest rural issues.
Followed by World Snooker
This afternoon's session includes the finish of the match between last year's semi-finalist Steve James and Dene O'Kane of New Zealand. Plus the start of Alain Robidoux (seeded 13) against the provisional world no 8, Nigel Bond. Plus David Vine with Snooker Break featuring the talking points and the personalities emerging from the championships so far.
Including at
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The adventures of the new USS
Enterprise and its crew.
Starring Patrick Stewart Transfigurations. Geordi volunteers to have his nervous system hooked up to an injured humanoid taken on board the Enterprise, but during the process, a wave of visible energy is transmitted between them.
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An update on last year's series, reflecting the political and economic changes in the countries visited.
Indonesia. A journey from the Indonesian capital of Jakarta across the Island of Java to
Sulawesi, where death is the main attraction. From there to the paradise island of Bali, where getting your teeth done takes on a new meaning.
Presented by Magenta de Vine and Sankha Guha.
Producer Sharon Ali
Editor Rachel Purnell (Revised rpt)
Jason Rebello presents a snappy new show covering all aspects of the arts. This week: a Cardiff building that looks like a squashed toilet roll, designer jewellery for cats and dogs, the state of poetry today, beautiful computer art and James MacMillan , a classical composer who has associations with the pop world. Producer Lindsay Shapero
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Jimmy White makes his most determined bid yet to lift the game's biggest prize, which has eluded him in three world finals.
But he couldn't have picked a more dangerous first round opponent than Tony Drago. Presented by David Vine.
First of a three-part darkly comic murder mystery adapted from Bernice Rubens 's Booker Prize-winning bestseller, starring Peter Capaldi
Richard Griffiths
Pam Ferris
Luke Wakefield is not so much a knight in shining armour as an oddball in a suit. And his crusade is more of a "who ami" than a "whodunit".
"I'm not on this crusade through choice, you know.
Someone had to unravel this mystery. Even if she was a prostitute, you can't just ignore the fact that Sebastian murdered his wife."
Adapted by Paul Hines Producer Ruth Caleb
Director Angela Pope ●STEREO
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With Jeremy Paxman.
Highlights of the day's play.
