6.20 Art in 15th-century Italy: Florence 7505986 6.45 Victorian Ways of Death
7804615 7.10Scenes from Dr Faustusby Christopher Marlowe 4804219 7.35The British Car Industry - a Level Playing Field?
With Signing. Subtitled ..................
' Crime drama starring
' Dick Powell , Rhonda Fleming
Recently released after being wrongly imprisoned for robbery,
Rocky Malloy is determined to track down the men who framed him. With Richard Erdman. Director Robert Parrish 1951) B/W * FILM REVIEWS pages 48-58
Comedy starring
Bud Abbott , Lou Costello
A couple of dim-witted tie salesmen runningfrom the law end up unwittingly enlisting in the army. With Lee Bowman and the Andrews Sisters. Veteran Hollywood director Arthur Lubin died on 12 May.
(1941) B/W .....................................
Sci-fi adventure series.................
Animated adventure set
' against live action backgrounds.
After eating wild berries, Dot shrinks to the exact size of a tasty meal for a group of very nasty mosquitos.
Director Yoram Gross (1986) ....
Business and consumer news........
This film follows an attempt to climb
Gasherbrum IV in Kashmir............
Richmond, north Yorkshire.
Spot
Animation.
Shown on Sunday at 6.25pm on BBC 1
Last in the self-help series for back-pain sufferers. With Donna Dawson. ...
Regional News; Weather
Followed by Endangered World A Kenyan Trilogy
The Last Ceremony. The second of three films on wildlife conservation in East Africa looks at the Masai and their relationship with their land and its animals.
The final film is tomorrow at 3.05pm
News quiz with Martyn Lewis.
Cookery challenge.
Today: reporting relatives who commit
Crimes. Stereo
In the fifth of a six-part series on death and grieving, Irish-born writer Josephine Hart tells Bel Mooney about the agony of losing three of her siblings: her infant brother Charles from pneumonia, her sister Sheila from meningitis and her brother Owen in an accident. Although she describes herself as a cheerful person, she cannot imagine a life free from the suffering of grief.
(The series ends tomorrow at 5.40pm)
Beaming back from a distressed Romulan vessel, Geordi and Ensign Ro are the victims of a transporter malfunction and are assumed to be dead. In fact, they are invisible and insubstantial - able to pass through solid matter but unable to communicate with their grieving colleagues. Is this death?
A compilation of some of the best moments from the popular BBC2 true-or-false game show Call My Bluff. Frank Muir and Arthur Marshal lead the teams. Robert Robinson referees.
Producer David Housham
In the first of a two-part drama documentary,
Professor Gwyn Williams investigates the historical truth about King Arthur and the process of myth-making which has created the legend. See today's choices.
Director Colin Thomas
* See This Week: page 8
Quentin Willson tells the story of the Facel Vega HK500, France's flawed yet beguilingsupercar, once dubbed the fastest four-seater car in the world.
Director David Wheeler Revised
Four Townhouse Gardens. Four small plots used for parking cars are turned into attractive gardens. With Gay
Search and Chelsea Flower Show gold medallist Jane Fearnley-Whittingstall . Series producer David Richardson
The interior design show goes into the kitchen. Fourowners of distinctive kitchens talk about how they realised their ideas. Plus a look at some of the more bizarre gadgets to be found lurking at the back of the knife drawer, and the appeal of the range cooker. With Tessa Shaw and Nick Baker.
Producer Janet Lee ; Executive producers
Janice Hadlow and Tim Kirby Stereo Subtitled ...
This week Alison Goldie visits the ancient university town of Coimbra on Portugal's Atlantic coast, TV presenter Dale Winton heads for Walton country in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, and landscape photographer Fay Godwin takes in the wild beauty of County Antrim. Presented by Penny Junor .
Series producer Liz Warner
The first of a four-part series in which businessman
Sir John Harvey-Jones looks back on key scenes and experiences in his own life, starting with India, where he was brought up. See today's choices. Executive producer Robin Brightwell ; Series producer Robert Thirkell ♦The Andrew Duncan Interview with Sir John Harvey-Jones : page 18 # See Carol Vorderman : page 9
Simon King finds out how to persuade house martins to nest under the eaves of your house, plus news from the osprey nest at Loch Garten.
Repeated next Saturday.
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Followed by Talking X's Molly Parkin on A Streetcar Named Desire.
With Kirsty Wark.
Mark Lawson chairs a debate on the issues raised by BBC2's Forbidden
Weekend series of programmes about film and censorship, shown last
Saturday, Sunday and Monday nights. Series editor Michael Poole
12.00 Hamlet - a Workshop
12.25 Reflections on Assessing
Clinical Chances Our ability to cope with uncertainty in everyday life..
4.00-4. 15 Benefits Agency Today
With signing and subtitles
5.00-6.00 Voluntary Sector
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