The Chaplin Classics season continues with this silent comedy, directed by and starring Charles Chaplin
A snow storm in the Sierra Nevadas forces a lone gold prospectorto take shelter in a log cabin with two other men. (1925. U) Black and white..... ♦ See Films: pages 52-62 ★★★★
Sarah Montague and David Robertson present a news roundup.
Programmes reflecting Asian culture.
9.00 Network East: Big Talk
Another discussion about an issue prominent in the Asian community......................
9.30 Q Asia
Quiz testing knowledge of Asian matters, with Sahera Chohan.
10.00 Cafe 21
The aspirations of young British Asians are discussed in the last of Rajesh Mirchandani's chat shows.
Shown yesterday
10.30 Network East
Highlights from the arts-and-entertainment magazine, hosted by Sonia Deol and Sanjeev Kohli. The programme returns next year.
Asia 2 editor Paresh Solanki
Videoplus code for 9.00-11.20(notPDC) ....................
Lara Crooks hosts the programme for deaf and hard-of-hearing people. With signing and in-vision subtitles... WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/see_hear
Continuing the series highlighting human-rights violations all over the world.
(Repeated at 11.40 pm)
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Alan Titchmarsh harvests potatoes and onions in a programme first shown in September. Repeat
Beginning this afternoon's Saturday Matinee double bill of westerns starring Dean Martin
A group of gamblers are stalked by a killer after they lynch a stranger who is caught cheating during a poker game.
(1968) ***
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Comedy western, concluding the double bill starring Dean Martin
After being wrongly accused of murder, Don Baldasar teams up with a gunrunner and gets involved in a series of scrapes.
(1966, PG)
See Films: pages 52-62 **
Focusing on another example of human-rights violation. Subtitled. Correspondent continues the season at 7.05pm
When the Judge is accused of murder, the Virginian sets out to prove his innocence.
(Repeat)
Archive hits from Abba, Culture Club, ABC and Blondie join those dominating today's charts. With Steve Wright Top of the Pops is on Friday at 7.30pm
Continuing the travel-and-architecture series.
Bristol and Somerset
Novelist Philippa Gregory uncovers links between the slave trade and the architecture of Bristol and Somerset when she travels round the region. See today's choices.
Producer Vanessa Engle ; Executive producer Keith Alexander
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With Chris Lowe.
Weather Peter Cockroft
Subtitled.....
Arafat's Authority
The season of programmes about human rights around the world continues with a report on the political chaos within the Palestinian National Authority that is undermining prospects for a Middle East peace deal.
Jeremy Bowen looks into a litany of human-rights violations - including torture and killings carried out inside Palestinian jails-and uncovers a web of judicial and political corruption that threatens PNA President
Yasser Arafat 's dual aim of peace with Israel and an independent Palestinian state. Series editor Fiona Murch SubMtedl
WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/education Amnesty continues the season at 8pm
Freelance journalist Miranda Sawyer casts an eye over the past week's headlines.
An insight into the workings of Amnesty
International, the world's largest voluntary body dealingwith human rights. While two researchers visit Cambodia and Yemen, a major awareness campaign is launched in the US, and lobbyists in Rometryto create an international court with powers to prosecute human-rights violators all over the world. Seetoday'schoices. Director Jeremy Llewellyn-Jones ; Producer Emma Bowman In the Name of the Father continues the Human Rights seasonat9.30pm
Comic quiz with Angus Deayton, Paul Merton and Ian Hislop.
(Shown yesterday)
Four more programmes in the season about human rights.
Fact-based drama starring Daniel Day-Lewis, Emma Thompson
When three men and a woman are given life prison sentences after being found guilty of the 1974 Guildford pub explosions, their lawyers and supporters begin a 14-year campaign to secure their release.
(Widescreen) (1993,15)
(Subtitled)
See Films: pages 52-62 ****
Then Article 19
Another short film about censored words from around the world.
11.40 Urgent Action
Another example of human-rights abuse.
(Shown at 12.05pm) (Subtitled)
11.45 The Debate
The season marking the 50th anniversary of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights continues with a studio discussion into why the articles of the declaration have never been universally applied.
Among those joining in the debate, which is chaired by Michael Buerk, are General Sir Michael Rose, Michael Ignatieff, Sir Percy Cradock, Dennis McNamara and Rakiya Omaar.
(The season continues tomorrow 11.20pm)
Concluding the drama series.
Was Brian Skillet badly beaten in prison?
Contains strong language and adult material. The series returns next year.
(Shown last Monday) (Subtitled)
Second World War adventure. As Japanese forces start to overrun the Philippines, a US battalion is sent to destroy an American base containing secret papers. Director Edward LCahn (1958)
Black and white
* See Films: pages 52-62 **
Followed by Weatherview
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