7.15 Rural Life: Image and Reality 6349308 7.40 Rural Life:
Victorian Farming
8.05 The Planet Earth:
Scientific Model
8.30 Climates of Opinion: Global Warming 7667872 9.20 There'sa Degree in Me
Somewhere 8683747 9.45
Britain in Europe: The Question of Sovereignty 3312679 10.35
PerformingArt 9959259 11.00 PGCE:StartingTeaching
4732817 11.25TheGodSlot
Drama based on Henry James 's novel Washington Square, starring Olivia de Havilland Montgomery Clift Ralph Richardson
Wealthy widower Dr Austin Sloper considers his daughter unattractive and dull. So when a prospective suitor arrives on the scene he dismisses the young man as a fortune-hunter.
DirectorWilliam Wyler (1949)
Genie
Los Angeles, 1970: a 13-year-old girl was found who had lived as a prisoner since birth, unable to move anything except her hands and feet and without having heard human speech. Having been studied by scientists, Genie (not her real name) was finally returned to her blind mother, and forgotten. Horizon tells her story.
Back to the Saturday Matinee
Western enthusiast Tony Thomas introduces extracts from the matinees of the 1930s and 40s.
Western starring Dirk Bogarde
John Mills
A tiny Mexican town is terrorised by bandit Anacleto, with only a newly arrived priest willing to defy him.
Director Roy Ward Baker (1960)
FILM REVIEWS pages 41-45
The final of the Hindi movie quiz. Director David Millard
Executive producer Narendhra Morar
Highlights from last week's Late Shows.
Anne Perkins investigates the parliamentary committees.
Editor James Leaton Gray
With Chris Lowe.
Weather Peter Cockroft
In the first of two programmes, the former leader of the Labour Party Neil Kinnock examines the future of socialism by reference to its past. "I had the good fortune to benefit from a socialism of opportunity, a socialism of community," he says. "Added together that meant liberty."
He contrasts this with the ideological socialism that dominated the Iron Curtain countries, and among those he speaks to is the former
President of the Soviet Union
Mikhail Gorbachev. "What was defeated here was not socialism," stresses
Gorbachev. "It was a Utopian communist model that was imposed with the force of a totalitarian regime."
Kinnock looks at how his form of ethical socialism can confront and solve the problems of the21st century. Producer Dippy Chaudhary
Executive producers David Frost and SamirShah
REM
A rare opportunity to see the band in a live performance taped in 1991. Producer Alex Coletti
SEE THIS WEEK page 10
Who Is Vladimir Pozner ?
In the 1980s Vladimir Pozner , once dubbed "Ivan the Telegenic", became the second most celebrated communist in the west. Carrying Gorbachev's message to western television screens, he intrigued and troubled millions of viewers.
But who is he, this unrepentant propagandist and ex-Soviet correspondent.who is now a talk-show host in America?
Arena follows him over a dramatic year and explores the contradictions in his extraordinary life. Reggie Nadelson reports.
Producer Leslie Woodhead ; Series editors
Nigel Finch and Anthony Wall
When three streetwise detectives close ranks on him, Tony Clark faces his toughest job yet at CIB.
Episode written by Michael Russell
Producer Peter Norris ; Director Roy Battersby
The World Cinema season continues with Hou Hsiao-hsien 's moving portrait of a family caught up in the turbulent years between the end of Japanese rule in Taiwan and the communist takeover of mainland China. A Taiwanese film with English subtitles.
(1989) FILM REVIEWS pages 41-45
Guests this week include Chaka Demus and Pliers, The The, Charles and Eddie, the Jayhawks, Maria McKee and Black Umfolosi.
Director Janet Fraser Crook ; Producer Mark Cooper
Jools is joined by The The, The Jayhawks with Maria McKee, Chaka Demus & Pliers, Charles & Eddie and Black Umfolosi.
Jools is joined by The The, The Jayhawks with Maria McKee, Chaka Demus & Pliers, Charles & Eddie and Black Umfolosi.
