With signing.
Renoir's La Loge.
Rpt
The progress of a group of unemployed youngsters on a strenuous outdoor adventure course in Wales.
This compilation pays affectionate tribute to the two stars. Producer Robert Youngson (1965)
FILM Wartime comedy
drama, starring Cary Grant
Ginger Rogers
A radio correspondent comes to the rescue of an American showgirl on the run from her Nazi husband. Director Leo McCarey (1942)
Hoveton Hall.
The story of the sinking of the steamer Princess
Victoria in the Irish Sea 40 yearsago.
(Rpt)
The last in the series looks at canoeing.
From Ascot, featuring races at 2.30, 3.05 and 3.35. Producer Wendy Sheppard
Including at
2.55 News Subtitled; Weather
Regional News; Weather
In Welsh with English subtitles.
The Antipodean wine-growing revolution. A First Growth production for BBCtv
Captain Kirk's men are driven to mutiny. (Rpt)
I Football fanzine show looks at the Fantasy
Football craze, and asks what it is like to support the worst team in the world. With
Simon O'Brien and Shelley Webb. Producer Alan Humdall
Woodwind Final
Five more young musicians compete for a place in the final. (TomorrowPercussionffnal)
In 1954 Sir Winston Churchill remarked that it was "the single most important question facing the cabinet, but I cannot get my ministers to take notice".
While the British government publicly operated an open-door policy to immigrants, in private it was terrified about the growing black population. Documents released under the 30-year rule and obtained by Timewatch reveal the government's true concerns were for interbreeding and therefore diluting the essential British character, rising crime, and health problems as immigrants came from colonies riddled with disease.
Jonathan Dimbleby hosts a debate with representatives from the government and civil service in the 50s and 60s including Enoch Powell and John Bean, a founder member of the British National Party.
When Dog and Becca meet at the _ Glastonbury Festival,
It's Crusty Love at first sight.
With his trusty hound Leggit and fellow "traveller" Captain Larry, the happy couple trade a life on the road for the relative security of a squat. But the squat becomes a home and a home, however humble, demands home improvements - and an income to support them.
Can Dog and Becca remain true to their roots? Or will colour charts and shelving units get the better of them? Peter Saimi and Carl Prechezer ' s comedy pits the hippy ideals of the New Age against the yuppy aspirations of suburbia.
Rachel Weisz , recently seen as Mathilde in Scarlet and Black, stars as Becca; Rufus Sewell
(Will Ladislaw from Middlemarch) plays her boss Clive, and Bernard Hill, making his second appearance in this season of Screen Two after Skallagrigg, plays Captain Larry.
A Skreba production for BBCtv
A boy embarks on a strange journey with a man trying to re-capture his past.
Producer Matthew Rose
Written and directed by Jo Snoop
By the Conservative Party. With subtitles.
Presented by Peter Snow.
Topical reports including the LWT story. With
Tracey Macleod.
FILM Fantasy. Orphee, a young poet, becomes dangerously fascinated by a mysterious princess. A French film with English subtitles.
Written and directed by Jean Cocteau (1950)
FILM REVIEWS pages 57-67
