Comedy, the first of a double bill starring Dana Andrews
Also starring Lilli Palmer, Louis Jourdan
When a doctor hires an eccentric artist and introduces him to his wife, the couple's ordered life goes out the window.
(1948)
(Black and white)
See Films: pages 64-76

War drama concluding the double bill starring Dana Andrews
Also starring Claude Rains
On a trip to Newfoundland in 1942, a fishing boat skippered by Pat Bannon encounters a stranded schooner apparently shelled by Nazi submarines. Bannon agrees to tow the ship into the village of Trabo. But is all as it seems?
Director Alfred Werker (1951)
(Black and white)
See Films: pages 64-76 **

Sahera Chohan test teams from Aberdeen, Leicester and Bristol on their knowledge of Asian culture.
(Stereo)
To Take Part: please send an SAE to [address removed]

Including a report on a controversial new magazine in Pakistan. With Mo Dutta and AmandaHussain. PHONE-IN: viewers can call [number removed]

Young British Asians give vent to their opinions and concerns. Presented by Rajesh Mirchandani.

Black Cockatoos. An exploration into the diverse species and lifestyle of the remarkable bird.

Movies under review include Alien: Resurrection, and One Night Stand.
(Shown last Monday, BBC1) (Stereo)

Crime drama opening a double-bill tribute to director
Samuel Fuller , who died last month.
Starring Robert Ryan , Robert Stack
Postwar Tokyo: an undercover agent tries to infiltrate a successful American crime syndicate and bring its members to justice. Showing in widescreen format.
(1955) ........................................ ♦ See Films: pages 64-76

Western, concluding the Samuel Fuller tribute.
Starring Rod Steiger

An ex-Confederate soldier escapes to the west and, after being subjected to a savage ritual endurance test, joins a Sioux Indian tribe. But he soon finds that he can fully accept neither the birth of the United States nor the Sioux ways.
(1957) ****
See Films: pages 64-76

Legacy for the Saint. Simon Templar plays his part in a gangster's astute plot to trick his four greatest enemies into carrying out a gold robbery for him.
First shown on ITV Repeat..................

Memories from the Top of the Pops archives, plus today's hits. Stereo. Top of the Pops ison Friday at 7.30pm on BBC1

David Vine introduces the action from the concluding frames of the second semi-final taking place at the UK championship. Match commentary from the Guildhall, Preston, comes from the team of Clive Everton, Ray Edmonds , John Virgo and Dennis Taylor ,

With Moira Stuart. subtitled Weather
Suzanne Charlton

It is four years since the United Nations spent two billion pounds in what was hailed as a successful mission to bring peace and democracy to war-torn Cambodia. But, in July this year, the elections were overturned in a bloody coup. Once again, UN human-rights workers are digging up bodies in Cambodian fields. The man accused of the atrocities is the new ruler, Hun Sen.
Film-maker Phil Rees uses his access to Hun Sen to assess whether Cambodia's future under his rule holds the likelihood of being any less bloody than its murderous past.

For conductor Ben Zander, music is not just a matter of notes or technique, more a method of communicating the language of the soul, arguing that the way music is absorbed or performed can shape attitudes and change approaches to life.

This documentary follows Zander from the concert hall to the boardroom as he applies his beliefs to his roles as musician and consultant to the business community. His goal is to get artists and executives alike to live life on the edge or, as he puts it, "on one buttock".
(Stereo)
Web Site: [web address removed]

Writer Mark Lawson casts his eye over the week's press.

Nero: the Power and the Madness. Under the tutelage of the great philosopher Seneca, Nero began his reign promisingly, but his rule became characterised by an obsession with his meagre artistic talents and sullied by corruption, sexual debauchery, matricide and political slaughter. See today's choices. Directors Phil Grabsky and Peter Nicholson Producer Phil Grabsky BBCBOOK: I, Caesar, price£17.99, available from bookshops

Judge Julian Clary, with regular guest June Whitfield, rules in two more cases brought before him. Karl accuses his flatmate Dean of being unhealthily obsessed with the Eurovision Song Contest, while Tracey claims her boyfriend Darren is more interested in model cars than in her. Motorhead's Lemmy is tonight's special guest. Director Jonathan Bullen ; Producer
Lisa Clark Stereo

On Wednesday 19 July 1961, 50 boys and 51 girls were born in Leningrad. Among them was film-maker Viktor Kossakovsky. Thirty years later he began to trace the people whose birthday he shared.
Some had died, others had emigrated, but 50 had remained, among them a man imprisoned for stealing from his mother and another who has made a fortune from importing food.

Jools Holland introduces Paul Weller performing songs from his recent Heavy Soul album, while Bjork is accompanied by an eight-piece string section from her native Iceland.
(Stereo)

Jools is joined by Paul Weller, Superstar, Björk, Afro Celt Sound System and Carleen Anderson.

Highlights from Preston as the second semi-final is played to a finish tonight over the best of 17 frames.
(Stereo)

' Thriller starring
Richard Basehart
While tracking down a cop killer, officers Brennan and Jones are wounded. Painstaking work leads police to a suspect.
Director Alfred Werker (1948, PG)
Black and white
+ See Films: pages 64-76 ***
Followed by Weatherview