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With signing.
Parliamentary update.
Vintage British musical.
A stage-door keeper reminisces about his life in variety. With Reginald Purdell. Director Maclean Rogers (1942)
FILM REVIEWS pages 55-62
' Second World War 1 drama about a pilot who escapes from Europe but yearns to return to the fray. With Anton Walbrook.
Director Brian Desmond Hurst (
A film about Finland's
Swallowtail butterfly.
Jacques Cousteau and his crew investigate Mexico's
SeaofCortez.
Cooking for children.
Subtitled (news)
Making the Most of Things
How one woman took up furniture-making.
Subtitled (news)
Westminster Live
Including Prime Minister's questions.
Regional News; Weather
Wartime comedy
- adventure. A team of rescuers goes into action to save a pedigree cow. With David Niven and Glynis Johns. Director Ralph Thomas (1951)
The Cotswolds.
How people from the armed services fare in civvy street.
Producer Kevin Hill
Swashbuckling adventure starring David Niven , Ann Blyth The ambitious Duke of Brampton plans to eliminate his rivals and eventually oust the king. With Edmund Purdom.
Director Robert Z Leonard (1955)
FILM REVIEWS pages 55-62
Some of the world's best athletes gather in Stockholm, for the latest vital Grand Prix event in the build-up to the European Championships in Helsinki. Introduced by Helen Rollason and Brendan Foster with commentary by David Coleman , Stuart Storey and Paul Dickenson.
Producer Mark Wilkin
Editor Philip Bernie
— What is Italian food?
Well it's not deep-pan pizza filled with chicken tikka pieces nor is it lasagne served with coleslaw, as the exuberant Keith Floyd demonstrates in his new seven-part series - or "gastronomic grand tour" as he prefers to call it.
In this first programme,
Liguria and Piedmont, he sets up his famous portable stove in a market square. Using regional produce he cooks red mullet in pesto sauce, then it's on to
Piedmont where he prepares bollito - a gargantuan meat stew - and goes truffle hunting with a local farmer.
Producer Michael Treen
Executive producer Robert Page
A Lifetime Broadcast production for BBCtv
Behind the scenes with Floyd and recipes SEE PAGES 24 and 38
This week Kirsty Wark is joined by Loyd Grossman to confront heritage experts with some of the weird and wonderful post-war buildings suggested by viewers in the "List It" campaign.
Senes producer Sally Angel
Executive producer Roland Keating
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A series of portraits of unorthodox scientists.
Nobel prize-winning chemist Linus Pauling is an unlikely heretic. Twenty years ago he was hailed as "the father of modern chemistry". His heresy has been to claim that a whole range of diseases, from colds to cancer, can be prevented by taking large amounts of vitamin C. Until a few years ago his crusade was condemned but with mounting evidence about nutrition and disease, some scientists aren't so sure now.
Followed by Video Nation Shorts
(Subtitled)
With Sue Cameron.
First of six documentaries, made by the BBC's Disability
Programmes Unit, focusing on some of the more complex aspects of disability.
The Wannabees. Georgeisa free-thinking 68-year-old
American, Paul is a reserved young Englishman. These two very different people share a wish - to have an amputation and become disabled. When one of them dramatically achieves his wish the other turns to him for advice. When they meet, the emotions and drives behind their unusual obsession begin to unfold. Producer Joanne Kay ; Editor Ian Macrae
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