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Last of the series in which Jimmie Macgregor walks from Portknockie tc Ben Avon. Rpt
DhoopKinarey
Drama set in Pakistan. In
Urdu with English subtitles.
Carrom Board players hold a UKcontest. Stereo
Period drama. In Hindi with English subtitles.
The season of double bills by renowned directors continues, with two films from Orson Welles, starting with his version of Shakespeare's tragedy about evil and ambition. Starring Orson Welles With Jeanette Nolan ,
Dan O'Herlihy, Roddy McDowall,
Edgar Barrier, Erskine Sanford. (The second film follows at 3.00pm)
(1948) B/W
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Favourite recipes from ten years of the Food and Drink programme. Today bread.
Rpt
Period drama starring
Joseph Cotten
Agnes Moorehead
The story of the rise and fall of a great American family, reflecting the decadence and faded glory of a vanishing America.
(1942) B/W
Grand Prix from Reading. Introduced by David Vine. Directors John Watts , Trevor Morris Editor RickWaumsley
A Grand Slam production for BBCtv
Highlights from last week's editions of The Late Show.
Anne Perkins investigates the influential parliamentary committees.
Editor James Leaton Gray
With Moira Stuart. Subtitled
Weather Suzanne Charlton
Further coverage of today's semi-final play.
Another chance to see this special edition of the topical comedy quiz, screened last night, which opens a new series. On 16
November 1990 the first series came to an end. The following week Margaret Thatcher resigned. Angus Deayton , Ian Hislop , Paul Merton and their guests, this week including Derek Hatton , endeavour to make a connection. Producer Colin Swash
A Hat Trick production tor BBCtv
Three programmes to mark the first anniversary of Bill Clinton's election as the 42nd President of the United States.
9.00 Fine Cut: the War Room
The chaos and drama of battle is revealed - the battle to install the Democratic candidate In the White House. Focusing on chief political strategist James Carville and communications director George Stephanopoulos, the film covers critical moments during the Clinton campaign, to which the film-makers had exclusive access.
In spite of this, recalls producer R J Cutler, "there were times when we had to sneak between Secret Service lines, and we never knew when they would tell us to stop filming".
The story begins in the contemporary war room at the Democratic Convention In New York City and continues at the Clinton/Gore headquarters in Little Rock, Arkansas. We drive through middle America on the campaign bus and witness the frantic and exuberant final days leading up to the election.
The film was made by the acclaimed documentarist DA Pennebaker who made his name with rock-music films such as tonight's Ziggy Stardust ... - being shown on BBC at 12.05am - and his wife Chris Hegedus.
Series producer Andre Singer
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A year in the life of the Clintons - just a young couple from
Arkansas who wanted change... and got it. They found themselves setting up home in Washington, and things started to happen. Long-lost relatives appeared, traffic ground to a halt when Bill went for a morning jog, and they met their favourite movie stars.
Presented by American comedian Mo Gaffney.
Producer Charles Miller
From Washington, journalist Michael Kinsley invites a group of politicians, writers and commentators to assess President Clinton's short but eventful record. How much power does the President have, and what should the American people expect from him? Is there now a perceptible difference in the political atmosphere after a decade of Republican leadership? Producer Liz Hartford
Executive producer Charles Miller
The second semi-final comes to a climax. Stereo
