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6.05 Declining Citizenship
How the position of pensioners relying on state support has declined over the last 20 years. (Subtitled)

6.35 Controlling Carnival Crowds?
Following the Notting Hill Carnival to explore the psychology of crowd behaviour.

Japanese-Americans are proud of their heritage as a distinct ingredient in the melting pot of the US population. But even today they face prejudice and the belief that they aren't "real Americans".

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First in a 20-part series teaching the Italian language and looking at the Italian way of life. (Repeat)
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The brave little car confronts a robber. Repeat ...........................

Animation. The sleuthingtoddler comes to the aid of a kidnapped leprechaun. Repeat ..

The 12-year-old detective investigates a mysterious Egyptian curse connected to hergrandmother

Gail Porter , Tim Vincent and Chris Jarvis welcome more guests to the hotel, including four young hopefuls from Children's BBC's new documentary series The Fame Game, which starts on Tuesday at 5.10pm. Zig and Zag. whose new ITV series starts at 4.15pm on Friday, hold a chat-show masterclass, there's auto grass racing with DermotO'Leary, and music from the Supernaturals. Plus The Real Review, Disc Drive, and the final episode of G Force. Director John Smith
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Coverage of the final day at the Royal
Birkdale Club in South port. Introduced by Steve Rider , with commentary coming from Peter Alliss , Alex Hay , Mike Hughesdon. Beverly Lewis ,
Gary Wolstenholme and Dougie Donnelly.

A review of the week's principal political events in the South East.................
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Introduced by Steve Rider, from the Open championship at Royal Birkdale.

Golf: The Open
The climax of the 127th Open championship from Royal Birkdale. Last year, American Justin Leonard found himself five shots off the lead going into the last day, but a superb six-under-par final round saw him claim the trophy.
Leonard's success meant agony for Sweden's Jesper Parnevik, who until the closing holes had looked a certain winner. Hopes of ending a six-year wait for a British triumph appear to lie with the likes of Scot Colin Montgomerie, regarded as the best player not to have won a Major, and England's Lee Westwood.

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Shipwreck
When a late-16th-century shipwreck was discovered off the Channel Islands, local divers and marine archaeologists rushed to save her as tides threatened to sweep away crucial evidence. It would take clues as diverse as the grain of hertimber and the letters of an Elizabethan nobleman to establish the ship's identity, and eventually discover what happened on herfinal voyage. Producer Isabelle Rosin : Series editor
John Lynch Repeat Subtitled ..

Concluding a two-part examination of the life and work of sculptor Henry Moore.

1945-86. After the Second World War, Moore's Shelter Drawings and Fallen Warriors came to provide resonant images for both victorious and defeated nations. His love of natural forms, whether they be rocks, pebbles or chicken bones, and his placing of sculpture in the landscape, led to a reputation that brought him international success. Stone, Wood, Water, which follows, continues the Sculpture Season.

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In the second half of this documentary, friends, family members, critics and art contemporaries appraise Moore's work and share their personal experiences of the man and his life.

The first of three short films in which artist Andy Goldsworthy sculpts by subtly rearranging raw material he finds in the wild near his home in Dumfriesshire.
The River. Goldsworthy uses water to bring to life the colours hidden along the riverbank, revealing the nature of change and decay through the sculpture's fragility. Director Ian Leese ; Producer
Keith Alexander Next programme tomorrow at 10.20pm

Boys' Night In. Terry is horrified when Bob forsakes a traditional stag night for a quiet night in. Written by Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais Producer James Gilbert
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Ordinary people address short pieces to camera. Robin Rendell talks about his favourite music - Vivaldi's Four Seasons.

Steve Rider introduces highlights from the final day's play at Royal Birkdale

Drama based on the award-winning novel by Carol Shields , starring Miranda Richardson Brenda Fricker
Author Sarah Maloney is trying to unravel the secrets of Mary Swann , a poet from rural Ontario who met a brutal death. The last person to see Swann alive was librarian Rose Hindmarch. who finds herself at the centre of a literary showdown as competing academics try to profit from the poet's death. Contains bad language and nudity.
Adapted by David Young : Producers
Christina Jennings and Ann Scott : Director Anna Benson Gyles

David Lynch's prequel to his acclaimed cult series, starring Sheryl Lee, Ray Wise and featuring Kyle MacLachlan. A mysterious death occurs in a quiet little town in Washington State. The lives of a seemingly normal all-American family will never be the same again. (1992, 18) See Films: pages 42-48 ****
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