May Day. A look at this annual event through the lenses of Russian photographers.
* B/w
Rosemary. A look at the day-to-day work of Rosemary Watson , cattle dealer. Narrated by Deryck Guyler.
Continuing the short season of British comedies with this farce set in Cromwell's England, starring Sid Field
Margaret Lockwood Sidcup Buttermeadow , a vegetable seller, is recruited as a spy by royalist agents.
Director Walter Forde
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Western starring John Wayne
En route to Sacramento to open a drugstore, Tom Craig falls foul of Britt Dawson , a powerful gambler and gunman.
Director William McGann
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This programme asks at what age children in the new Europe should start learning a second language. Rpt
In the second programme
Prof Martin Carver continues excavations at the royal burial site at Sutton Hoo in Suffolk.
Musical series.
Rural issues with John Craven.
Subtitled (news)
Followed by Six Faces of Royalty
Sir Roy Strong looks at images of English sovereigns from Tudor to Victorian Times.
Paintings bearing the name of Mark Kostabi hang in major art galleries, yet the work is actually produced by as many as 30 different artists. This programme looks inside today's corruptible art world. It is directed by Peter Bach.
Subtitled (news)
Followed by Westminster Live
Live coverage of Parliament and its select committees.
With lain Macwhirter.
Subtitled (news)
Regional News; Weather
Further coverage of the qualifying rounds of the World Gymnastics Championships from the NEC, Birmingham.
Can Briton Neil Thomas repeat his success of 1991 and reach the apparatus final?
Spock has to deal with a violent stranger.
Five programmes offering 50 career options from across the UK.
Including a chocolate designer and a milliner making an "absolutely fabulous" hat for actress Julia Sawalha. With
Sumy Kuraishe and Steve Webb. Director Nicola Colton
Producer John Holdsworth
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7.30pm
Dance Energy Lift Off
This year's competition is launched. Send your home-made pop video and you could win a deal with a major record company. Five of the best will be shown each week.
Producer Richard Fell
Executive producer Sharon Ali POP VIDEO ADDRESS: Def II Lift Off. [address removed]
The series made by members of the public.
Blood in the Air. Rialda Sebek is a Yugoslav journalist living in London who is part Muslim and part Serb. She wishes passionately to remain a Yugoslav. In her film she returns to Belgrade and finds writers and intellectuals who share her disdain for the bloodthirsty rhetoric of the opposing nationalist leaders. Producer Peter Lee-Wright
Series producer Giles Oakley
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Fanaticism, terrorism, sexism: is this what it means to be a Muslim? In this six-part series, Akbar Ahmed travels the world, seeking to demystify the religion and to understand its effect on the billion people who follow it.
This first film, Foundations, is an introduction to Islam.
Producer Paul Kriwaczek
Executive producer Hugh Purcell
BBC BOOK: £15.99 from booksellers.
Dear Dad... Three. Hawkeye writes to his father, describing how boring it is at the 4077.
Last in the four-part comedy drama adapted by Deborah Moggach from Anne Fine 's novel. Starring Alun Armstrong Lesley Manville
The family is back to three females - but they miss Gerald.
Producer Georgina Abrahams DirectorCarol Wiseman
A Friday production for BBCtv
Comedy series written by Norman Lovett and Ian
Pattison and starring Norman Lovett , with Dicken Ashworth and Sara Corper.
Director Ron Bain ; Producer Colin Gilbert
By the Labour Party.
With Jeremy Paxman.
The start of an On the Run season of three classic films about fugitives from the law stars John Dall and Peggy Cummins as a couple whose passion for guns leads them to violent crime.
Director Joseph H Lewis (Tomorrow: They Live by Night at 12.05am)
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