Shown last Friday on BBC1. (Stereo) (Subtitled)
With Signing. Subtitled ...................9631386
Developments in Parliament
The work of a beekeeper. Rot ......3500396
Pathe News of 1954. Repeatedtomorrowat8.50am B/W
Front push-up exercises. Rpt........7190218
Oil painting in Devon......................8433367
Farming and stately homes in the Lake
District National Park.
(Stereo)
The golden days of vaudeville feature in this compilation of top acts from the heyday ofRKO studios, r introduced by Jack Paar.
Director Hal Yates ( 1948) B/W ..... ♦ FILM REVIEWS pages 67-76
Drama starring
Howard Keel , Jane Greer
When his two children go missing
7 after a plane crash, a father leads the rescue party into the mountains.
DirectorJoseph Lewis (1952) B/W
Daily look at business news.
(Stereo) (Rpt)
How peasant life has have influenced cooking in Hungary.
A series looking at railways throughout the world.
' Crime drama starring
Robert Urich , Carl Weathers
Two convicts escape from a road gang, but they tiee intotreacnerous swamps, where their real troubles begin.
Director David Lowell Rich (1986) Subtitled .421560
Including at
3.00 News and Weather Subtitled (news)
3.50 News and Weather subtitled (news) Regional News; Weather
Daily quiz with Martyn Lewis. Stereo ....560
Cookery challenge.
Esther Rantzen debates issues with a studio audience. (Stereo)
Word game with Paul Coia.
DirectorJustin CAdams; Producer Leslie Mitchell
Another adventure with the US astronaut transported to the future. Cosmic Whiz Kid. Learningthatthe kidnapped president of the planet
Genesia is also a 20th-century survivor,
Buck attempts a rescue. Rpt ....603015
G Is for Glazed. A celebration of the art of decorated tiles - exquisite pictures and imaginative patterns dazzling with their sheen and brilliance.
Lucinda Lambton finds glazed glories in Queen Victoria's Royal Dairy at Windsor, and exotic scenes at the home of the Debenham family.
Producer Andrew Gosling ; Executive producer
Edward Mirzoeff
Another chance to see the acclaimed 26-part documentary series telling the history of the Second World War.
Life in Britain during the war was a time of gas masks, Winston Churchill, Coventry, Dig for Victory, evacuation, George Formby, ITMA, the Squander Bug and the Beveridge Report. Narrated by Laurence Olivier.
First shown on ITV (Subtitled)
Genocide. Actress Jeanne Moreau describes the massacres in Rwanda and warns that others may follow.
Repeated at 11.15pm Stereo Subtitled.
Written by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson.
Another chance to view a vintage episode of the classic comedy series, starring Harry H Corbett and Wilfrid Brambell.
Albert has spent a miserable day thinking Harold has forgotten his birthday.
With Frank Thornton.
Final episode of the six-part adaptation of the novel by Charles Dickens.
What has Jonas "to do" in London? Is Mercy safe with him? Will Charity finally get her man? Can young Martin prise his grandfather and Mary out of Pecksniff's clutches? Who is Tom Pinch's mysterious employer? Is Old Martin really senile?
See today's choices.
Screenplay David Lodge; Director Pedr James; Producer Chris Parr Stereo
Repeated next Sunday afternoon on BBC1
BOOKLET: an illustrated booklet is available by sending a cheque for £3.95 payable to BSS, to [address removed]
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Then Video Nation Shorts (Subtitled)
Jonas murders Montague, is exposed and takes his own life. Old Martin's senility is seen to be a sham and at a family meeting young Martin is restored to Mary and his inheritance. Show more
With Peter Snow.
Shownat8.50pm Stereo
Showcase for short films by new directors. Hitting the Spot. Is Christine weird? What is it about police custody that turns heron? With Rosalind Lewis and Tyrone Huggins. Last in the series. Producer Bob Portal ; Director Jamie Nuttgens
A week of highlights from last year's Arena Radio Night begins with a look back at 1927.
Directors Dilly Barlow , Steve Bendelack ; Producers Mary Dickinson , Anthony Wall Rpt
Followed by The Midnight Hour
Parliamentary review.
(Stereo)
Railway safety. Shown last Thursday REGIONAL PROGRAMMES: see variations right
Disability Agenda: Paulette Ng explores self-harm through poetry, and Statements of Educational Need. With signing and subtitles
