6.45 Questions of National
Identity 2271394 7.35 Ferrari: Planning the Ideal City
With signing.
Parliamentary news.9852597
Comedy drama.
The Huggett family get more than they bargained for on their annual holiday. With Jack Warner , Kathleen Harrison , Flora Robson , Dennis Price. Director Ken Annakin (1947)
FILM REVIEWS pages 55-62
Classic British costume drama.
Bored with her country squire husband, Lady
Barbara Skelton turns to highway robbery and murder for excitement.With Margaret Lockwood , James Mason , Michael Rennie , Felix Aylmer.
Director Leslie Miss (1945)
FILM REVIEWS pages 55-62
Exploring the skills of the thatcher's craft.
The Cousteau team heads for the Marquesas Islands in the Pacific Ocean.
(Rpt)
Budget cooking.
Subtitled (news)
Reckless Moments
The story of a canoe journey down floodwaters to Lake
Eyre in Australia.
Subtitled (news)
Westminster Live
Coverage of Parliament.
Regional News; Weather
Ealing comedy. A gang of boys set about chasing the crooks who use their favourite comic as a means of communication. With Alastair Sim , Jack Warner , Harry Fowler. Director Charles Cnchton (1947)
FILM REVIEWS pages 55 62
On the eve of the championship Steve Rider presents up-to-date news from Turnberry, profiles the leading contenders, and offers an insight into the strategy of playing one of the best links courses in the country. Producer Barbara Slater (The Open can be seen tomorrow from 10.30am)
Second World War comedy, with a score by Henry Mancini who died last month, starring James Coburn
In 1943, a war-weary Company C is ordered to capture a small Sicilian town. They find the Italians all too willing to surrender, provided they can finish a football match and carry on with their wine festival.
Director Blake Edwards (1966)
FILM REVIEWS pages 55-62
CarriedAway.
Dead Centre
Britain is not just a nation of shopkeepers but a nation of shoppers. Yet many of us no longer have the choice of shopping in a town centre. The growth in out-of-town superstores, warehouse clubs and discounters has meant that town centres are dying. In this film, Gloucester shopkeeper Roger Ellinor looks at the importance of the traditional high street, and compares Britain with France, where the traditions of the high street are kept alive. Director Jackie Osei-Tutu
Series producer Sue Davidson
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David Stafford looks at one of the earliest boats - the coracle - made from a mixture of hazel, strips of calico and tar. Ray Mears finds first aid in the countryside, and Mr Crabtree goes fishing for dace.
A Bafta award-winning documentary in which writer Alexander Frater boards a wartime Catalina and goes in search of romance and adventure on the Imperial
Airways' legendary route from Cairo to the Cape.
Frater is taken down the White
Nile to the Rift Valley lakes of Kenya and on to Ilha de
Mocambique -the forgotten jewel of the Indian Ocean. Director David Wallace
In this Late Show item,
Loyd Grossman finds out why gardening has taken over from food as the fashionable pursuit of the young and trendy.
Followed by Video Nation Shorts Subtitled
With Jeremy Paxman.
Loudon Wainwright III , the specialist in wry, humorous vignettes accompanied on the acoustic guitar, launches a new series recorded at Glasgow's Old
Fruitmarket with guests Daryl Hall and Des'ree.
Hall, once a session keyboard player for such Philadelphia soul groups as the Stylistics and the Delfonics, found fame in a blue-eyed soul partnership with John Oates. He's now performing solo, most recently on the suitably-named album Soul Alone.
Des'ree, London-born of West Indian parents, had her first big hit in 1992 with Feel So High, one of the numbers she performs tonight. Director Maureen White
Producer May Miller
What part did science play in the battle against acid rain?
