Crime mystery. The Falcon discovers a new painting by an artist believed dead for 15 years. With Tom Conway. Director William Berke (1944)
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With signing.
Parliament in focus.
FILMDrama. Cold war paranoia keeps two lovers apart. With Odile Versois and David Knight. Director Anthony Asquith (1954)
Western telling the story of the celebrated sharpshooter. With Barbara Stanwyck. Director George Stevens (1935)
Today: passed pawns.
Today: spring. Rpt
Includes a visit to a Sri Lankan spice garden and a recipe for fish curry.
Looking at an old walled garden in Darlington.
Focusing on the splendour of the Regency period.
Subtitled (news)
The Colours of My Father The work of Sam Borenstein , whose achievement as a painter was only recognised at the end of his life.
(Shown on Sunday at 12.30pm on BBC1)
Subtitled (news)
Westminster Live
Live coverage of Parliament and its committees.
Regional News; Weather
Word game. Stereo
(SDown yesterday at 8.30pm on BBC1)
News quiz. First semi-final.
Kirk sacrifices himself to save the crew of the Enterprise.
Magenta De Vine and Rajan Datar take an around-the-world ticket in a Rough Guide special on getting the most out of travel. Producer Dele Oniya
Series producer Rachel Purnell
Young British Muslim Saqib Qureshi investigates the rise of new forms of Islamic activity in Britain. He looks at how groups who are active in "Dawaah" - calling on people to accept Islam - are growing in strength, fuelled by a sense of grievance at western hostility to their faith.
Producer Ahmed Jamal
Series producer Giles Oakley
See Under: Peace
David Grossman , author of the acclaimed novel See Under: Love, is the leading Israeli writer of his generation.
During the week that Israel and the PLO signed their historic peace agreement, he gave Bookmark a compelling account of his life as an uncertain new future dawned.
Director Christopher Swayne Series editor Roland Keating
The last in the series, with Enoch Powell. Producer Clara Glynn
Series producer Nicholas Barker
American sitcom. Elaine persuades Jerry to hire a poor college student to clean his apartment.
CD, Ben Elton 's sex-starved pommie writer down under, is still hopeful that his companion Rachel will respond to his advances, but in the meantime must keep up with her scheming.
In the second of Elton's three-part comic fantasy, adapted from his best-selling first novel, Australian billionaire Sly Morgan pursues his mysterious intention to turn a remote piece of Aboriginal land into a leisure resort, but CD and Rachel are at odds over their approach to him.
Producers David Parker , Michael Wearing and Timothy White : Director Nadia Tass
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Singer Marianne Faithfull retraces a favourite walk.
(Rpt)
Presented by Peter Snow.
Film mogul Barry Diller foresees a media revolution which could bring up to 5,000 television channels into every home. Tonight's programme takes a critical look at Diller's vision and tells the story of its birth in the realm of shopping from home by television. An Illuminations production for BBCtv
Third in a late-night run of chillers from acclaimed horror producer Val Lewton.
Starring Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi.
Edinburgh, 1832: a troubled doctor begins to question the source of the constant supply of corpses brought to him for dissection. Based on a story by Robert Louis Stevenson.
(1945) (B/W)
("The Curse of the Cat People" tomorrow at 12 midnight)
