6.00 Space and Time: Through theLookingGlass
6.25 Information Technology:
What'sinStore 4087520 6.50 Organic Chemistry: Environmental Solutions? 57177047.15The Car Industry - a Level Playing Field? 8922520 7.40 The
Great Exhibition of 1966407 8.05 Organic
Molecules in Action
8.30 Learningfor All: The Write to Choose
8.55The Right Course forYou? Subtitled 5238839 9.20 The Politics of Equal Opportunity 7352162 10.10 Biology:
Mammals in Water
10.35 Managingthe Health
Service - Who Calls the Shots? 1296487 11.00 Brazilian
Immigrants - in Search of Identity 4845669 11.25 Race and Education: Empires of the Mind 9502433 11.50 Runningthe Country: British Car Transplants
This romantic drama is the first of two films this afternoon starring Marlene Dietrich A face glimpsed during carnival haunts young Antonio Galvan. Then he learns that the fascination of Concha Perez has already been the ruin of one of his friends.
Director Josef von Sternberg
(1935) B/W
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Fifth of seven programmes celebrating the life of Sir
John Betjeman.
The role of the Royal
Observatory in Edinburgh.
The second of today's films starring Marlene Dietrich is this comedy western, also starring James Stewart Tom Destry is the new sheriff of Bottleneck and his mild-mannered approach is viewed mockingly by the town's inhabitants.
Director George Marshall (1939)
England v New Zealand: further live coverage. TV presentation Alan Griffiths
Executive producer Keith Mackenzie
When HRH the Prince of Wales visited Prague for the first time in 199 1 , ne a nd Vaclav Havel established the Prague Heritage Fund to raise money for three specific restoration projects in the city. The programme for tonight's gala concert, held in the presence of the prince and of President Havel, focuses on the city's musical heritage.
Coming live from Prague
Castle, it opens with Smetana's Bartered Bride overture, followed by the aria Mi tradi from Mozart's Don Giovanni , the first performance of which was directed in Prague by the composer himself. Mozart's sublime Piano Concerto No 21 is next, followed by the Song to the Moon from Dvorak's opera
Rusalka; the concert ends with Beethoven's Fifth Symphony.
Opera stars Kiri Te Kanawa and Gabriela Benackova and American pianist
Murray Perahia are the soloists, and Georg Solti conducts the Prague Symphony Orchestra.
James Naughtie presents the evening, which will include some of the prince's views on conservation. Director Peter Maniura
Producer Kenneth Corden SIMULTANEOUS BROADCAST: with Radio 3
As coverage of the concert
Is live, subsequent programmes may run late
With guests MP Neil Kinnock and Mariella Frostrup.
Jerry and his friends spend Saturday afternoon in a shopping precinct.
Were the circumstances not so horrid, it could have been a spin-off from the Spinal Tap movie - the Birmingham heavy metal band Judas Priest, their sober off-duty clothes contrasting with their demonic stage gear, in a Nevada courtroom politely explaining their music.
Those circumstances were that, in a Reno churchyard in 1985, two American teenagers carried out a shotgun suicide pact, allegedly urged on by hidden messages in the group's music. Ray Belknap died instantly, his friend James Vance survived but with his face blasted away.
The grim picture that emerges from the interviews with those involved, including Vance, and the surreal court proceedings, reveals more about empty lives in middle
America than it does about the pantomime art of Rob Halford, Judas Priest's singer.
A 3-D/KNPB production for BBCtv
Tonight's guests include
Bonnie Raitt playing songs from her new album and New Orleans pianist Drjohn.
Director Janet Fraser Crook
Producer Mark Cooper Stereo
Jools is joined by Bonnie Raitt, G. Love & Special Sauce, Jimmie Vaughan and Jah Wobble.
Fourth in a six-part drama about political intrigue, starring Cliff Robertson Jason Robards
The death of ex-President
Esker Anderson reunites CIA director Bill Martin and his wife Linda.
