Everything worth doing in the Gower Peninsula.
The Calder Valley in West Yorkshire is scattered with 19th-century textile mills - vast, magnificent, and almost all redundant.
Starring Alice Faye
An engaging story of radio's early days, combining comedy, songs and romance, and of Chuck, Vicki and Rix: a threesome struggling to realise the big potential they see in sound broadcasting.
With James Newill, the Four Ink Spots, the Nicholas Brothers and the Wiere Brothers.
See Films pages 35-40
The final part of Raymond Bernard's film version of Victor Hugo's classic starring Harry Baur, Charles Vanel
Cosette falls in love, and Valjean is drawn into revolution in order to save the life of Cosette's sweetheart.
In French with English subtitles.
(For cast see Monday)
See Films pages 35-40
A look at the 400-ton barque the Lord Nelson, designed and built so that the physically-handicapped can share the challenge of crewing and sailing a square-rigged vessel.
Today Jacques Pepin prepares hot shrimps on spinach, grilled savory lamb chops, and salpicon of pineapple.
Folk singers Martin Carthy and Frankie Armstrong talk of their belief that traditional music is too important and too powerful to be confined to the folk clubs.
Fun for children.
A look at ways to manage wetlands for people and wildlife.
Followed by Look Stranger
A look at how Arthur Cooper from the Cotswolds made a revolutionary discovery about the Chinese script.
Rural issues fromjohn Craven.
Subtitled (news)
Followed by World Darts
Highlights of yesterday's matches in the Embassy World Professional Championships.
Subtitled (news)
Regional News; Weather
Linda Agran chairs a discussion of social and personal issues.
Quentin Wilson gives professional tips on how to buy a car at auction.
The science series returns with a report on a daring new brain operation that has the potential to cure victims of Parkinson's disease.
The cult 1960s series, starring William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy
A freak gravitational force propels the USS Enterprise into the past to become a UFO.
Screen Generation.
Floppy-disc pornography and video murders are among the latest excesses of computer and video technology. As screen images now dominate young people's lives, the youth current-affairs series asks: are we seeing the emergence of a generation of whizzkids or zombies?
Series producer Jane Knowles Executive producer Tony Moss
First of seven programmes covering the search for Britain's top amateur choir. Across the country, 10,000 people have taken part in Sainsbury's Choir of the Year, and the competition features a wide variety of music from cathedral choirs to barbershops, and chamber groups to gospel choirs. Tonight Howard Goodall presents the first quarter-final. Director Andrew Quick
Producer Christina Macaulay
Miss Pym's Day Out
Drama blending fiction and reality, starring
Patricia Routledge
On 23 November 1977, novelist Barbara Pym travelled to London to attend the Booker
Prize ceremony. Tonight's Bookmark is an imaginative re-creation of that day.
With performances as themselves by Jilly Cooper , Penelope Lively , A N Wilson, Hilary Pym , Hazel Holt , Henry Harvey , Tom Maschler and Will Wyatt.
Producer/Director James Runcie Series editor Nigel Williams
(Postponed from 21 December)
This year marks the tenth anniversary of the filming of the final episode of one of the world's best-loved TV shows.
This retrospective, hosted by Shelley Long, tries to explain the popularity of the series through a few of its memorable moments, with the help of Loretta Swit (Hot Lips), Gary Burghoff (Radar), Alan Aida (Hawkeye), Wayne Rogers
(Trapper), McLean Stevenson (Col Blake) and Larry Linville
(Frank Burns ).
Of Priests and Christmas. A village priest has an apocalyptic vision that leads to a crisis of belief in the Vatican.
(Postponed from 13 December)
With Jeremy Paxman.
The start of the quarter-finals.
