Yesterday in Parliament.
Rosie Larkin was just 5 when she died of an incurable cancer.
Now a charity launched in her memory is helping doctors find a cure for unique childhood cancers, which claim hundreds of young lives each year.
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
The season of films directed by John Ford continues with this drama starring Anne Bancroft.
China, 1935: an isolated Christian mission, staffed by American and British women, is overrun by Mongolian bandits.
("The Lost Patrol" is tomorrow at 9.30am)
(Films: pages 55-62)
Favourite recipes from ten years of the Food and Drink series. Today: potatoes.
By slow train to Olympia through the mountain tracks of the Peloponnese in southern Greece. Written and narrated by Michael Wood.
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Fun for children.
A series about life in the 1940s and 50s.
6: A Better Life. After the devastation of the Second
World War, it was time to rebuild the cities of Europe.
Family life was being restored to normal, and the future looked promising. Narrated by Magnus Magnusson.
(Tomorrow: End of Empire - Asia)
Followed by Look Stranger
Daffodils, Bullion and Steam The work of Cornish landscape artist Mary Martin.
Rural issues with John Craven.
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Followed by Westminster Live
Presented by lain Macwhirter.
3.50pm News and Weather and Regional News; Weather
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Word game with Paul Coia. .STEREO
Linda Agran chairs a discussion of social and personal issues. * STEREO
A documentary on volatile substance abuse which one expert likens to playing Russian roulette - one sniff can kill.
Bryan McNerney visits Geevor Tin Mine in Cornwall.
A series of explorations, first shown in 1976, by Professor
W G Hoskins. Today he finds an early industrial landscape and signs of war in Kent. Producer Peter Jones
The cult 1960s series, starring William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy
Spock loses contact with the Enterprise.
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Majorca and Ibiza. In Spain's Balearic Islands, Magenta De
Vine and Rajan Datar investigate tourism, gypsy culture and fiestas on Majorca, Formentera and its nudist beaches, and the rave culture of Ibiza.
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The Violence Must Cease
Sheldon "Curfew" Thomas decided to make this film after witnessing a shooting at an east London nightclub. His film explores the reasons behind the alarming increase in drugs-related gun violence among Britain's African-Caribbean community. Curfew - a member of the Brother
Movement, a group of rap and reggae artists - calls for action to curb this self-destructive black-on-black violence.
Director Jackie Osei-Tutu
Series producer Giles Oakley
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Followed by Advent Calendars;
Love in a Cold Climate
A quiverful of the best contemporary poets read poems on every nuance of love from first thrill to final spill, and reflect, as do their lovers, on the many needs that love and its poetry serve in our bleak times. Producer Daisy Goodwin
Series editor Nigel Williams
An Illuminations production for BBCtv
Tuttle. Hawkeye uses the name of an imaginary childhood friend to requisition supplies for Sister Theresa's orphanage.
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"Human rights are such a seemingly fundamental part of our life that we take them for granted. When you hear horror stories of people being deprived of those rights, you have to do whatever you can to help them" - musician Phil Collins.
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Final part of Simon Gray 's comic fantasy starring Alan Bates
IDon'tDoCuddles.'Not satisfied with a "monster hit" in Los Angeles, Hamish Partt wants his play to do even better in Texas. But America starts to drive him crazy and by the time he and the play get to New
York, his personal demons are threatening to take over his life.
(For additional cast see Tuesday)
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By the Labour Party.
(Shown at 8.55pm on BBC1 and 10.00pm on ITV)
Presented by Jeremy Paxman.
(Shownat9.25pm)
The third part of Peter Watkins 's film portrait of the Norwegian painter.
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