6.45 Physics: Special Relativity
7.10 Design: Are Four Colours Sufficient?
7.35 Science: Electromagnetic Induction
To the Light (part 4). Will the team get to Rob and Lisa in time?
Favourite recipes from ten years of Food and Drink. Today: sandwiches. A Bazal production for BBCtv
A visit to Hartlepool.
r Comedy about a young woman who tries to make it as a singer in gold rush territory.
Director Edward Marin (1940)
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Adventure. The loveable collie tours American Airbases.
Director Ezra Stone (1971) 1)
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Two shorts by the famous comedy duo.
The Live Ghost
Stan and Ollie are shanghaied aboard a haunted ship. Director Charles Rogers (1934)
And at
Fish-sellers Stan and Ollie decide to cut out the middle man. (1932)
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The Business of the House. The process of enacting new Acts of Parliament. Rpt Subtitled
Animation.
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Today, the portrait.
Subtitled (news)
Followed by Soldiers in Hiding
Thestoryofhow some Vietnam veterans have been forced to utilise their survival skills during peace time.
Jim McKillop a violin maker from Camlough, Co Antrim, meets Stephane Grappelli.
Subtitled (news)
Followed by James Cameron :
Once Upon a Time Last in the series.
A Most Reluctant Witness
James Cameron recalls his days as a war correspondent.
Subtitled (news)
Regional News; Weather
Oscar-winning drama starring
Ernest Borgnine
The simple story of two people in New York who fear being lonely and unloved - Marty, an Italian butcher leading an unsatisfied life, and Clara, a shy young school teacher.
Director Delbert Mann (1955)
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Desmond Hawkins completes his visit to the region associated with Thomas Hardy.
Western starring Joel McCrea
Virginia Mayo When a notorious outlaw is sprung from jail by an old comrade, he agrees to take part in one more robbery.
(1949)
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Founded in the warm afterglow of radical late 60s politics by John McGrath , the touring theatre company 7:84 lit up the Highlands in 1973 with The
Cheviot, the Stag and the Black Black Of/?Robert Dawson Scott reports on the company today. Director Eleanor Yule Producer May Miller
Going Solo
The last in the series reports on how eastern Europe has become a late 20th-century "Klondike", offering big potential profits for those prepared to make an effort. This film joins Welsh entrepreneur Carey Lewis on his 3,500-mile trip by road to Poland and the Baltic States to discover the pitfalls. Director Dick Vigers
Producer Pamela Jane Hunt
A Visual Music production for BBCtv
The Lido dijesolo on the Italian Riviera is a modern resort in true Italian style. Carol Smillie reports on a sunshine holiday here, with Venice just a vaporetto ride away. And after kissing the Blarney Stone in County Cork, Paddy Haycocks discovers a game of bowls - Irish style. Presented by Penny Junor .
Series producer Rachel Hebditch
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More comedy sketches written by and starring Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie.
Producers Roger Ordish and Nick Symons
The League of Gentlemen
Twice since the war, British governments have been bewitched by economists promising foolproof ways to recapture the prosperity of the past. Twice they failed disastrously. This film, featuring Margaret Thatcher, Harold Wilson, Keith Joseph, Tony Benn, Milton Friedman, and other well-paid economists, tells the odd, often comic story of the science of money. Producer Adam Curtis
Executive producer Edward Mirzoeff
Presented by Sue Cameron.
Singer Eddie Reader 's guests tonight are Sheffield's pop heroes Pulp, New York singer/songwriter Ani DiFranco, the Tansads and young Scottish band Thrum.
Producers May Miller and Maureen White
Weekend viewing from the OU.
Nowadays, the identity of the middle manager is often blurred - either seduced with concepts of networking, teams and empowerment, or controlled by bureaucracy and hierarchy. This programme explores this identity crisis in two large global organisations.
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