6.20 History of Maths: the Vernacular Tradition
6.45 Palazzo Venezia , Rome:
3367665 7. 10 Ancient Athens: the Theatre and the State
8482077 7.35Parentsand School: a Danish Approach
With signing.
Yesterday's debates.
Cold War thriller set in post-war Berlin. With James Mason, Claire Bloom, Hildegarde Neff. Director Carol Reed (1953)
FILM REVIEWS pages 45-52
A miller's life.
I Comedy about an ailing soldier whose friends decide he must return in style. With Eddie Bracken , Ella Raines , Bill Edwards , Raymond Walburn.
Director Preston Sturges (1944)
Dried sea slug and a sweet and sour secret await Glynn Christian as he travels up the YangtsetoNanjing.
Profiling aviator Sheila Scott.
With Chris Jarvis
Gordon T Gopher
(Repeat)
Visiting an island off Pembrokeshire.
Subtitled (news)
Dedicated Follower of Salmon
Looking at a specialist food shop in Japan.
Subtitled (news)
Westminster Live
Regional News; Weather
First semi-final.
In Welsh with English subtitles.
The story of a 2,000km cattle drive celebrating Australia's s bicentenary.
Family. After a traumatic encounter, Captain Jean-Luc Picard visits his family on earth.
Football from the fans' viewpoint, with Simon O'Brien , Shelley Webb and Alistair McGowan.
Series producer Michael Wadding
Homosexuality is still taboo in the Asian community. This film hears from gay Asian men who fulfil parental expectations of marriage, while leading secret lives. It also reveals the vibrant drag scene in India's "Bollywood" movie capital - Bombay.
(The Late Show on Bollywood at 11.15pm)
Magazine programme looking at computers and communications. Including reports on far-right activists and anti-fascist hackers on Germany's computer network and a beginner's guide to networking and the Internet. Musician Thomas Dolby composes soundtracks for interactive adventures and 13-year-old reviewer Jules Gibbons gives her opinion of Super Mario Land 3. With Rajan Datar and Susan Rae.
An Illuminations production for BBCtv
Shadow of the Hare
The hare is shy and mysterious creature, steeped in folklore. This film explores the connections between natural history and mythology, and answers questions about the origins of Easter customs. The hare may be enigmatic, but its shadow still touches our lives.
Narrator David Attenborough. Prod ucer Steve Nicholls
Series producer Mike Beynon
Douglas Livingstone has direct experience of the tensions in South Africa. On a research visit there last summer, he was mugged within 24 hours of arriving in Johannesburg. Over the following week the East Rand riots claimed 600 lives.
Livingstone's plays are frequently based on trips to locations, such as the Australia-based Boys from the Bush, Drums along Balmoral Drive (set in Zimbabwe) and We'll Support You Ever More (in Belfast).
Return to Blood River features Kevin McNally as Terry, returning to his native South Africa after the murder of his father. He tries to restore family relationships, but finds conflict.
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This drama explores the culinary milestones in a woman's sexual adventures.
Written, produced and directed by Monica Pellizzan
Followed by Video Nation
With Kirsty Wark.
India Week. Bollywood nasties: how new kinds of villains and violence are transforming the world's biggest film industry. And writer Amit Chaudhuri reports on Calcutta. With Mark Lawson.
How England and Englishness were portrayed in the 1930s.
