7.10 Education: Time to Learn
7.35 Measuring the Earth and the Moon
Alex sets out to trace the pen pal who has betrayed his secrets.
A collection of pot-lids provides a glimpse of Victorian England.
A murder mystery starring George Sanders
When her brother Harry takes a romantic interest in a sophisticated New Yorker, hypochondriac Lettie sets out to keep him home - at any price.
(1945)
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Saps at Sea
When work at the horn-testing factory gets too much for Ollie, the doctor prescribes an ocean voyage.
With James Finlayson.
(1940)
At 11.15am Any Old Port
Stan and Ollie fight for a lady's honour.
With Jacqueline Wells.
(1932)
And at 11.35am The Midnight Patrol
Police officers Laurel and Hardy arrest their own chief as a burglar.
With Charlie Hall.
(1933)
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The effect of revolution on the lives of Russian women.
Marshall Farm, at Woolsery in Devon, had been in Grenville Stevens's family for two generations. But in the 1980s, things changed.
(Rpt)
A documentary about Eudora Quartey of Ghana, who lives in an extended family. Rpt
Children's puppet adventures
(Rpt)
Continuing the series about bird-watching. Rpt
Subtitled (news)
Followed by Holiday Outings
Ways to enjoy London without breaking the bank. Rpt
Fish and noodle specialities.
Presented by John Craven.
(Shown on Sunday at 12.30pm on BBC1)
Subtitled (news)
Followed by Aussies
Why does "mateship" hold such a sacred position in Australian society? Rpt
Subtitled (news)
Regional News; Weather
Melodrama starring Lana Turner
A story of ambition, love and racial identity centred on an aspiring actress and her black housekeeper.
(1959)
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Starring William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy
Jim Kirk's reunion with an old friend on the planet Neural turns into a dilemma when a warmongering Klingon presence is discovered.
Starring James Arness
The Well. A conman arrives in drought-ridden Dodge City proclaiming himself a rainmaker. Matt decides to look for more conventional means of ending the water shortage.
Another chance to see the Timewatch that tells the extraordinary story of one of the war's most secret alliances - between the US Naval Intelligence and the Mafia.
The pact, denied for 50 years, was begun on the New York waterfront and sealed in the mountains of Sicily. Now the key players speak for the first time about the deal uniting US Intelligence with "Lucky" Luciano and Don Calo Vizzini - the most feared Godfathers of their day. Today in Palermo, Sicily, the Mafia's number one target, Leoluca Orlando, lives with the tragic legacy of this unholy alliance.
Good coaches can make the difference between success and failure. They have the power to turn young talent into world-beating form. But is this power being abused?
On the Line hears from athletes who experienced harassment and sexual abuse at the hands of their coaches and from a national team coach who reveals how, for a decade, he used his position to sexually abuse children in his care.
Where do coaches draw the line and what rules have been established to protect athletes and coaches alike?
The season of BBC classics from the 60s and 70s concludes with this highly acclaimed play by Jim Allen. The director was Roland Joffe, who went on to make The Killing Fields and The Mission for the cinema.
As Britain celebrates the Queen's silver jubilee in 1977, a single mother with four children struggles to cope with an uncaring bureaucracy and the vagaries of the social security system.
Presented by Peter Snow.
Edinburgh has the International Festival, Festival Fringe, Book Festival, International Film Festival.... Kirsty Wark presents the best from them all. Plus Ann and Maria seeking success at Britain's biggest comedy festival.
The best of the Edinburgh Festival, including Steven Berkoff, the Reduced Shakespeare Company, a Steven Campbell exhibition and a Communist bus tour of the city.
How the development of transport systems in New York led to the growth of Harlem as a black ghetto.
A study of Andrea Mantegna's series of nine paintings, The Triumph of Caesar.
