Brass Bands in Victorian Britain
To the Light (part 3). Rob and Lisa are trapped in a disused subway following a cave-in.
In the last programme of the series, John FitzMaurice Mills looks at picture frames.
Highlights from yesterday's
NatWest Bank Trophy semi-finals. (Shown yesterday at 12 midnight on BBC
If yesterday's cricket was rained off the matches will be played today and the following schedule will be amended.
Historical epic starring Errol Flynn Olivia de Havilland
The story of the British 27th
Lancers opens in India in 1850, and follows them to the famous battle in the Crimean War, when 600 men charged Russian artillery positions manned by 20,000 troops.
Lady Octavia Warrenton SPRING BYINGTON Director Michael Curtiz (1936)
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Stan and Ollie go on a picnic. Director James Parrott (1929) B/W
And at 12.10pm Going Bye Bye Stan and Ollie help put a criminal behind bars.
Director Charles Rogers (1934)
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The House of Peers. A look at the role of the House of Lords.
Children's puppet adventures.
First of six programmes about still photography. Presented by Bryn Campbell . Rpt
Subtitled (news)
Silence in Court
A look at the value of the witness-protection scheme.
Presented by John Craven.
Subtitled (news)
James Cameron : Once Upon a Time
A Love Affair. The journalist's
Indian wife Moni questions some of his observations on India.
Subtitled (news)
Regional News; Weather
First of two programmes in which Desmond Hawkins explores the corner of England that featured so strongly in Thomas Hardy 's life and work. (Part 2 tomorrow at 5.30pm)
Comedy starring
Norman Wisdom
While visiting his boss in hospital, Norman Piktin cheers up Lindy a sad orphan.
Director Robert Asher (1963)
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Starring William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy
Having adopted the model of 1920s Chicago, the planet Iotia is rife with rival mobs and shootouts in the streets. Can Kirk save the situation?
Starring James Arness
The Wrong Man. Penniless farmer Hootie Kyle borrows money from Matt and Festus, only to lose it all to a gambler in a poker game. But when the gambler is found robbed and murdered, all the evidence points to Hootie.
Alookbehindthescenesofgolf. Golf versus Technology. The many millions who now play golf have funded enormous research and development into the "tools of the trade". As Bruce Critchley discovers, this investment is causing concern that the game's integrity may be at risk and its great courses outdated. Producer Donna Geils
Executive producer Laurence St John
Sex Games
When is a woman not a woman?
When the International
Olympic Committee says so. On the Line investigates the hidden scandal of sex testing at international women's events.
Through the testimony of top sportswomen, it reveals the tragic trail of shattered careers and ruined lives caused by a genetic test that has been denounced by scientists the world over as inaccurate, inappropriate and unjust. Editor VyvSimson
Executive producer Tony Moss
The season of classic BBC plays from the 60s and 70s continues with Colin Welland's powerful drama from 1973 of a middle-aged man whose affair with a barmaid throws his family into turmoil.
"This Audrey, mother, she's grabbing your only existence. Dad kissed her on his birthday in front of the whole pub. Kissed her as though he meant it. Kisses at 50!"
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Who is camcorder man? This Late Show film explores the world of the home video-makers who - as series like
Video Diaries and You've Been Framed demonstrate - nowadays set their sights beyond the wedding and the barbecue. Producer Stephen Pope
Editor Janice Hadlow
Presented by Peter Snow.
Last in the series of weekly multicultural debate programmes in which a selection of people from different ethnic backgrounds discuss a controversial issue.
Presented by Trevor Phillips. A Juniper production for BBCtv
A look at how the single market is affecting the modern hi-fi industry and, in contrast, the old Scottish fishing industry.
A look at the church of San
Francesco in Rimini.
