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6.10 Engineering Mechanics: Vibrations 7427392 6.35 Your Place or Mine?
1271392 7.05 Designs for Living
7.30 Off with the Mask
The latest news plus a preview of weekend sport from BBC News 24. With Sarah Montague and Chris Eakin.
The Death of Daddy? David Goldblatt questions whetherthe concept of the traditional family- in particularthe role of the father-has become a thing of the past. Series producer David Poyser Repeat. BROCHURE INFORMATION: call [number removed]Calls will be charged at the national rate CEEFAX: page
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A signed review of the past week's news. With Carolyn Nabarro
Rural issues, with John Craven. Plus the week's weather at 11. 20am
David Attenborough narrates the story of the Hanuman langur monkeys of Jodhpur, India, whose violent social behaviour endangers the lives of the babies of the group.
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David Bellamy recalls a moment that changed his life. Repeat ....
A biographical documentary about the eventful life of celebrated actress Ingrid Bergman , narrated by her daughters, Pia Lindstrom and Isabella Rossellini.
Anastasia, forwhichBergmanwonan
Oscar, follows. Repeat Subtitled....
Saturday Matinee period drama starring Ingrid Bergman , Yul Brynner
Imposter- or Grand Duchess of Russia? A destitute young exile in twenties Paris claims to be Anastasia, daughter of the last Tsar. Widescreen.
Director Anatole Litvak (1956) SubtiUed ♦See Films: pages 44-49
The postwar reconstruction saw the people of western Europe overturning poverty and hardship in just three years. Individuals recall the onset of prosperity that cuIminated, by the early sixties, in the arrival of the consumer society. (Repeat)
Mystery series starring George Peppard. Let's Hear It fora Living Legend. Banacek is called in by a football-team owner when a star player mysteriously vanishes from the field. Featuring a guest appearance by Stefanie Powers. Repeat ....
The vital Fifth Test between England and South Africa reaches the final session of the third day. Tony Lewis introduces live coverage from Headingley. Commentary by Richie Benaud , Geoffrey Boycott , Chris Broad , David Gower and Barry Richards. Producers Paul Davies and Alan Griffiths
EditorPhilip Bernie ....
Anothervisittothe Top Gear vaults finds Jeremy Clarkson test-driving the Ford Puma sports coupe. Presented by Vicki Butler-Henderson .
Producer Chris Richards ; Editor Jon Bentley
Another edition on Monday at 7.15pm
Couturier David Emanuel introduces highlights from this year's Royal National Eisteddfod of Wales, which took place in his home town of Bridgend.
Artists performing include singers Dennis O'Neill and Iris Williams and cellist Julian Lloyd Webber, while there was the prospect of ceremonial events including the Crowning of the Bard, the awarding of the Bardic Chair and the Prose Medal.
Emanuel, one of the adjudicators for an inaugural dress-design competition, also offers his opinions on the area around
Bridgend and an overview of the Eisteddfod experience.
ProducerGriff Rowland
With Moira Stuart. Subtitled
Weather Peter Cockroft. ..
Live from London's Royal Albert Hall, Charles Hazlewood introduces a simultaneous broadcast with Radio 3 as the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, conducted by Mstislav Rostropovich, performs Shostakovich's Symphony No 10.
The concert opens with Britten's Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra, and includes the world premiere of Michael Berkeley's Garden of Earthly Delights.
In the interval (8.15-8.35pm) Hazlewood assesses the problems facing the National Youth Orchestra in its 50th year.
See today's choices.
(Simultaneous Broadcast: with Radio 3)
(James Naughtie introduces the TV premiere of Elgar's Symphony No 3, Thursday 7pm)
(BBC Books: BBC Proms 98, price £3.99)
(Brian Kay's Prom of the Week: page 36; Win tickets to Proms in the Park: page )
(As the Prom is live, subsequent programmes may run late)
Satirical drama starring
Steve Martin
Debra Winger , Uam Neeson Preaching and purporting to perform "miracles" wherever his tent pitches, Jonas Nightengale is really a cynical con man aiming to fleece the faithful, aided by a well-drilled crew under the watchful eye of his assistant Jane. However, their arrival in Rustwater, Kansas, marks a turning point in Jonas's criminal career. He is intrigued by an attractive waitress who rebuffs his advances, while he and Jane musttackle the local sheriff.
Director Richard Pearce (1992. PG)
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A review of the action at the Headingley crease on the third day of the Fifth Test between England and South Africa.
Commentary by Richie Benaud , Geoffrey Boycott , Chris Broad , David Gower , Tony Lewis and Barry Richards
Cult director John Waters's parody of fifties teen movies, starring Johnny Depp
1954: Baltimore's youth is divided into the "Squares" and the "Drapes". Leader of the delinquent Drapes is Wade "Cry-Baby" Walker, son of the notorious Alphabet Bomber.
(1989.15)
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Teen drama. Young
Louise Blake is keen on fast cars and fast men. Her affections are torn between mechanic and hot-rodderjim
Donaldson, and rich punk Fred Armstrong. Both men come head to head in a drag race, but one of them is a killer.
Director Edward L Cahn (1957)
Black and white
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