6.20 Experts and Novices
6.45 A New Museum at South Kensington
7.10 Richard II
7.35 Learning for All
With Signing. Subtitled ..................
Drama series. (Rpt)
The Gun-Runners. An arms cache goes astray. Rpt Subtitled.....................
THRUSH try to capture Africa.
(Rpt) (Subtitled)
Disappearing Ships. Troy and Phones discover a city of shipwrecks.
More animated adventures.
' Writer W Somerset Maugham introduces dramatisations of three of his short stories.
The Ant and the Grasshopper. Tom, the black sheep of the family, is always inventing ways to sponge off his brother. Tom Ramsey
NIGEL PATRICK , George Ramsey ROLAND CULVER , Freda Ramsey ALISON LEGGATT
Winter Cruise. A garrulous spinster drives the crew of a ship to distraction. Miss Reid KAY WALSH , Captain NOEL PURCELL
Gigolo and Gigolette. A cabaret artist loses her nerve before a performance. Stella Cotman
GLYNIS JOHNS , Syd Cotman TERENCE MORGAN
, Sandy Wescott DAVID HUTCHESON
Directors Harold French, Pat Jackson , Anthony Pelissier (1951) B/W * FILM REVIEWS pages 43-50
Animation.
Shown on Sunday at 6.25pm on BBC 1
Civil War western starring Steve Cochran
Captain Alan Westcott attempts to persuade Quantrill, a Confederate raider, to destroy a Union arsenal.
Westcott STEVE COCHRAN , Sue DIANE BREWSTER. Quantrill LEO GORDON. Kate GALE ROBBINS
Director Edward Bernds (1958) * FILM REVIEWS pages 43-50
Regional News and Weather
Followed by Come Dancing
(Shown on Monday at 11.30pm on BBC1)
Corfe Castle in Dorset.
Nostalgia quiz. Stereo ..........................
Today: teenage angst. Stereo .............
Today's guests are people who abandoned their babies.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
Today, chicken recipes.
A visit to Overbecks, overlooking Salcombe estuary in south Devon. With Alan Titchmarsh.
(Rpt) (Stereo)
A computer malfunction sends Worf, his son Alexander and Troi into the Wild West in a holodeck fantasy that cannot be terminated. Alexander is kidnapped and Worf is involved in a shoot-out with a villain who resembles Data.
A documentary, including previously unseen footage from the Walt Disney archives, on the work of the Disney Imagineers - the creative team established in 1954 by Walt Disney to enable him to turn his Jules Verne-like dreams into reality. The programme shows the build-up to the opening of a spectacular new ride. The most ambitious ride that Disney has yet built at its European site south of Paris, Space Mountain catapults passengers from 0-50 mph in two seconds.
(Subtitled)
Former editor of The Sunday Times, Andrew Neil left Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation after 11 years and is now going it alone as an international writer and broadcaster. This programme follows one of Britain's foremost journalists as he embarks on his new career.
(First shown on BBC Scotland)
The fifth of six programmes about momentous events, made under the editorial control of the public, is the story of teenager Diba Kapic who arrived in London in 1992 having escaped the war in Bosnia.
See today's choices.
The Day That Changed My Life 8.00pm BBC2
Teenager Diba Kapic grew up in the Bosnian town of Stolac, where here father was a surgeon. When the town underwent "ethnic cleansing", her family fled alongside all the other Muslim residents who made up 80 per cent of the population. Diba was one of the lucky ones: she got a flight to London, where she is now trying to begin a new life, while her family remains at home.
This is her account of the loneliness and frustration that marked her arrival at Heathrow. "You try to live life normally and sometimes you forget yourself. You have a laugh about things, and suddenly you think - how can you be laughing right now when someone will be dying back home."
A Vegetarian Summer. Today's dishes include frying-pan pizza with smoked mozzarella and sun-dried tomatoes, lasagne made with succulent roasted vegetables, spicy vegetarian pate, and an unusual salad of couscous and vegetables. Plus a visit to a goat farm in Devon where cheese is made by traditional methods.
Producer Caroline Hawkins ; Executive producer
Frances Whitaker
See Delia Smith : page 30
The fourth in a five-part series on a British medical team's attempts to alleviate the suffering in Sarajevo.
Children of the Siege. This programme tells the moving story of the parents of two children caught in a gas explosion - one of the hidden dangers of living in this besieged city. producer Emma Bowman ; Series producer
Jeremy Llewellyn-Jones
This week, how to help harvest mice to breed, and how to differentiate between various species of bats. Simon King also takes a look at a hunter that hides in freshwater streams and only comes out at night.
(Repeated next Saturday) (Stereo)
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The chance to enjoy another classic encounterfrom the satirical news quiz with the eighth programme from the fourth series. Guests putting themselves in the firing line are comedian Jo Brand and former Labour leader Neil Kinnock. They join captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop , and chairman Angus Deayton.
Director John F D Northover: Producer
Harry Thompson
Followed by Video Nation Shorts
Presenter Kirsty Wark.
(Subtitled)
Emma Freud with more Edinburgh Festival highlights.
(Stereo)
Emma Freud presents more highlights from the arts world from the Edinburgh Festival.
12.00 Environment: The Heat is On
A look at why the industrial world seems unable to act adequately to prevent an increase in global warming
12.25am Somewhere a Wall Came Down
Reunification brought problems as well as joy to East Germans. This programme looks at how families in East Berlin are coping with unemployment.
