With signing.
Bryan McNerney visits Pendennis Castle in Cornwall.
Lucinda Lambton discovers delights along the road linking London to Edinburgh.
Second World War drama based on a story by Lillian Hellman, starring Anne Baxter With Farley Granger, Dana Andrews and Walter Brennan. (1943)
Drama starring Kirk Douglas
Midge Kelly leaves home and becomes a boxer with a ferocious appetite for success. With Arthur Kennedy , Marilyn Maxwell and Paul Stewart.
Directed by Mark Robson (1949)
The story of a Cambridge family who moved to France.
A documentary about Czech-born Helen Lewis who has devoted her life to modern dance and theatre in Northern Ireland.
A Chistera production tor BBC TV.
Animation.
The story of Spitalfields Market.
Subtitled (news)
Sport on Friday
With Helen Rollason.
Ice Skating
Coverage of the British Ice Dance Championships from Sheffield. With Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean.
(Torvill and Dean can be seen again tonight at 10.00pm)
Alpine Ski-ing
The men's downhill from Saalbach-Hinterglemm.
World Darts
From Frimley Green.
Football
A preview of this weekend's FA Cup third-round matches.
Producer Sharon Lence
Including at 3.00
News Subtitled and Weather
And at 3.50
News Subtitled and Weather Regional News; Weather
Word game.
From the fossil beds of California via the darkest recesses of the British Museum, to the rose fields of Turkey, Roger Phillips discovers that the rose has been a powerful symbol for thousands of years.
A Catalyst Television production for BBC TV.
A high-level conference in a Scottish castle comes under attack by Mysteron agents.
A THRUSH executive takes advantage of the Swedish love for the sun to hatch a wicked plot.
When the fabric of modern society begins to crumble, mysterious men in black clothes attempt to rebuild it.
Tomorrow night BBC2 will screen Akira, an example of Manga, the extraordinary new style of animation from Japan. These visually brilliant and sometimes controversial films are passionately admired by their fans and reviled by their critics. This programme looks into their origins in Japanese culture, hears from the artists who create them and considers why they have become the fastest-growing video craze in Britain. WithJonathanRoss.
ProducerNickFreandJones
A review of the week's press by freelance journalist and Times columnist, John Diamond.
A Granada production for BBCtv
The last of four new dance works.
The Rime of the Ancient Mariner An adaptation of Coleridge's poem of guilt and redemption by choreographer William Tuckett and director Milfid Ellis
. The haunting soundtrack and sumptuous design re-create the set pieces while the verses are spoken by John Gielgud.
Performed by Anthony Dowell , Michael Nunn , Leire Ortueta , Lynne Bristow and William Tuckett.
A Palindrome production for BBCtv
rRuth Langsford meets the unsung experts who bring the glories of their gardens to the flower, fruit and vegetable shows that take place thoughout the summer. This week she visits the Windrush
Valley Flower Show and seeks out Elizabeth Juckes in her magical garden of secret passages, Jim Pullom , who has created 30 new chrysanthemums in his tiny back yard, and Alf Bunting who feeds his tomatoes on an infusion of the wool clipped from a sheep's hindquarters.
Producer Jonathan Wright Miller Executive producer Hugh Scully A Fine Art production for BBCtv
Stereo
First in a re-run of the comedy series set in space.
The mining ship Red Dwarf is five miles long and three miles wide, with a crew of 169. Within 24 hours, 168 of them will be dead.
Written by Rob Grant and Doug Naylor.
Writer and broadcaster Jonathan Meades returns with a sequel to his series Abroad in Britain in which he explored some of Britain's more unfamiliar architectural settings and the people that live in them. In this series he takes this theme even further, looking at buildings that wouldn't necessarily be classified as "architecture".
As a self-confessed victim of vertigo, he begins with aqueducts, office blocks, cliff-hanging houses, diving boards and cathedrals in an attempt to see how architects and engineers have used height to titillate, thrill and terrify.
In the British Ice Dance Championships, Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean return to amateur competition status for the first time since they scored top marks at the 1984 Winter Olympics in Sarajevo with their famous routine to Ravel's Bolero.
This evening they compete in the compulsory dances and original dances at Sheffield Arena, and tomorrow afternoon in the free dances .
Marika Humphreys and Justin Lanning will be defending their British Seniors title against Torvill and Dean, both teams hoping for place in the Lillehammer Olympics next month.
Coverage of the World Professional Championship semi-finals.
After apparently surviving a fatal car accident, Mary Henry has a series of horrifying experiences. With Candace Hilligoss. (1962)
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