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The Wright Brothers and the Aeroplane The story of how, after many centuries of failed attempts by mankind, Wilbur and Orville Wright achieved manned flight.
Their "Ottomotor" provided the necessary push and the first, historic, motorised departure from the Earth was made in 1903. It lasted 12seconds. Rpt...

Oscar-winningWestem adventure, openingthis week's
Saturday Matinée and first in a double bill of films by John Huston.
Starring Humphrey Bogart Walter Huston
Three itinerant Americans get caught up in the Mexican gold rush and soon strike it rich. But their success is marred by a growingfeeling of mistrust, instigated by the greed of the rapacious Dobbs.
(1948.PG) B/W .... ♦ See Films: pages 51-56 *****

Adventure, concluding this week's Saturday Matinée and second in a double bill of films from
John Huston. Starring Gregory Peck
Richard Basehart
In 1840, ayoungsailorsignsupon the whaling ship Pequod, whosecaptain,
Ahab, has a single obsession - to wreak vengeance on the monstrous white whale that took off his leg.
(1956, PG) * See Films: pages 51-56 ***

Day one coverage of the World Snooker Championship from the Crucible
Theatre, Sheffield. Peter Ebdon made one of the sport's most memorable
Crucible debuts when, four years ago, he dumped six-times World Champion Steve Davis out of the tournament in the first round. The irrepressible
Londoner will not lack for confidence as he begins his title quest against New Zealand's world number 18
Dene O'Kane. The othertable features
Stoke's Dave Harold in his match with former World Championship semi-finalist Neal Foulds. Commentary by Ted Lowe , Ray Edmonds ,
John Spencer , John Virgo and Dennis Taylor. Hosted by David Vine. Stereo.

The newspaper review series that keeps a critical eye on the British press. Tonight's programme is presented by John Sweeney of the Observer.
Producer Brian Blake Stereo................

The day's important national and international news developments. Presented by Jennie Bond. Subtitled
Weather Bill Giles .....................

BBC Moscow correspondent
Rob Parsons delivers a bleak insight into the harsh lives of the city's street youngsters. In the chaos of post-communist Russia, thousands of Moscow children have turned to crime in a desperate struggle to survive. One 15-year-old Parsons meets has turned to prostitution while a penal colony for teenagers he visits is so grossly underfunded he is asked fora donation. The number of youngsters involved in theft, violence and prostitution is so great that the city's police force is stretched to breaking point. Many of the young people are on the run from their families, half of whom now live below the poverty line. Police trawl Moscow's railway stations for runaways who will be detained briefly before returningto life on the streets.
George Alagiah reports on the last of South Africa's Kalahari bushmen, whose yearningto reclaim theirancient lands is being hampered by the erosion oftheirtraditions by modem influences. Cultural expert Kate Andrews , who is campaigningon their behalf, visits their former homeland, now a wildlife park where people have been displaced to accommodate animals.
Editor Keith Bowers ; Deputy editor Fiona Murch

Opening a four-part documentary portrait of Franklin Delano Roosevelt , arguably one of the greatest
American presidents and an outstanding figure of the 20th century. The Centre of the World. Following his formative years as the adored child of a wealthy family, the young Franklin is persuaded by his influential motherto pursue political ambitions. Meanwhile, he falls in love with another strong woman, Eleanor. The relationship they strike up is one that will not always run smoothly. See today's choices.

Further action from the World Snooker
Championship. Stephen Hendry continues the defence of his title against Jason Ferguson , the world number 29. Also, outstandingyoung talent Ronnie O'Sullivan takes on Canadian qualifier Alain Robidoux. Director John Watts ; Editor Rick Waumsley

Seventh in a nine-part series.

A member of the notorious Charles Manson "family", Patricia Krenwinkel was arrested in 1969 and charged - along with Manson and other members of his clan - with a series of seven sadistic, ritualistic murders that took place in Los Angeles over a period of two days. Among the dead was Sharon Tate, actress and eight-months pregnant wife of film director Roman Polanski.

Krenwinkel was sentenced to death for her part in the murders, but a year later California abolished the death penalty and her sentence was commuted to life. After 25 years in prison, she appeared before a parole board that had the power to grant her freedom. Sue Ellicott reports on how the parole board decided whether a quarter of a century behind bars is sufficient punishment for this crime.
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