Comedy drama, continuing the season of films directed by and starring Charlie Chaplin. Also starring Claire Bloom.
Calvero, once a music-hall star, stops Terry, a young dancer, from committing suicide. The subsequent friendship alters the course of both their careers.
(1952, U) Black and white Subtitled. Chaplin's KinginNewYork istomorrowat6am
♦ See Films: pages 43-79 ****

Comedy, continuing the season of films starring Frank Sinatra
When Buddy Baker leaves his parents' home, he finds warm welcome at his elder brother's bachelor apartment. Widescreen. Director Bud Yorkin (1963) Subtitled ... Frank Sinatra stars in High Society at4.30pm + See Films: pages 43-79

Eastender Frankie Dickens talks about how Sinatra inspired him.
(Subtitled)

As native American cultures came under attack from land-hungry Americans, the Sioux made their last stand at Wounded Knee. Last in the series.

The last of three concerts features seasonal music, played by the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Christopher Bell.
(Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)

The human body has a clock of its own and every creature works to a rhythm controlled by its genes. Professor Nancy Rothwell explains why the iguana has a third eye and how migrating birds navigate.
(Subtitled)

Opera singer Maria Ewing on High Society.

Animated double bill.

2.20 Bob's International Hiccup Centre
Bob loses his comic timing, but gains a talent for curing hiccups. With the guest voice of Paul Merton.
(Repeated at 8.20pm)

At 2.30 Johnny Saveloy's Undoing
A TV evangelist ensnares Wendy. With guest voices Bob Monkhouse and Professor Stanley Unwin.
(Repeated tomorrow at 7.20pm) (Digital widescreen)

Videoplus code for 2.20-2.30pm...... Code for 2.30-2.40pm Code for 2.20-2.40pm (not PDC)

Music from this year's festival, one of the biggest events in the UK's folk calendar.
(Part two tomorrow at 1.35pm)

Animation set in fifties Paris

John Peel's favourite moments from Video Nation Shorts.
(Subtitled)

Songwriter Ervin Drake on his hit It Was a Very Good Year.

Musical comedy, concluding the season starring Frank Sinatra
Time is short if if playboy composer CK Dexter-Haven is to reclaim his ex-wife before she marries another - especially with cynical reporter Mike Connor around. Director Charles Walters (1956, U)
♦ See Rims: pages 43-79

Poppea runs into her ex-husband Ottone and makes it clear she is now far out of his reach. Ottone decides to turn his attentions elsewhere. Meanwhile, Seneca receives some bad news.
(For cast see Tuesday 29)
(Digital widescreen)
(Poppea continues tomorrow at 6pm)

From dramatic shots of Cambodian tyrant Pol Pot on his deathbed to the shocking bombing in Omagh, from the hooligans and red cards of the World Cup to an abseiling Prince Harry, photographers have mirrored the year's key events. This film looks at the images of 1998 with the help of picture editors, the agencies that sold the pictures and the photographers themselves.
See today's choices.

An evening in which Mark Lamarr invites viewers to make their last turkey sandwich, finish off the sherry and journey towards 1999.

Mark Lamarr reveals his personal reasons for regarding New Year's Eve as the most overrated festival of the year. He offers his guide to the horrors of the new year party and the strange world of Hogmanay TV shows, and explains why even celebrities have disastrous new years.
Director Simon Toyne ; Producer Jon Riley

Bob loses his comic timing, but discovers that he has a talent for curing hiccups.
(Repeat) (Digital widescreen) (Subtitled)

A documentary offering a glimpse behind the scenes of the TV series in which the mechanised creations of roboteers do battle with each other and against the show's resident metal marauders.
Featuring interviews with key members of the production team and previously unseen action from the first series.
Producer John Needham : Series producer Stephen Carsey

Bart and Santa's Little Helper create havoc, resulting in Skinner being fired as school principal.

A comedy compilation featuring characters from A Kick Up the Eighties, Laugh??? I Nearly Paid My Licence Fee and Naked
Video. Featuring sketches with Rik Mayall , Robbie Coltrane , Tracey Ullman , Gregor Fisher , John Sessions , Louise Gold ,
Miriam Margolyes , Jonathon Watson , Elaine C Smith , Tony Roper , Helen Lederer , Roger Sloman , Andy Gray , Ron Bain and Myra McFadyen.

Cult comedy musical starring Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon
Sweethearts Brad and Janet find themselves drawn into a bizarre and weird world when their car breaks down during a storm and they are forced to spend the night at a spooky nearby gothic mansion. Widescreen. (1975, 15)
Digital widescreen
See Films: pages 43-79 ****

Highlights from the summer festival that was one of the muddiest on record, but which included stirling performances from artists of the calibre of Robbie Williams, Tony Bennett, Blur, Pulp, Catatonia, Embrace, Underworld, Portishead, Spiritualized, Gomez, Bernard Butler and Bob Dylan.
(Subtitled)
7.45-10.15pm (not PDC)
10.15pm-3.00am (not PDC)
7.45pm-3.00am (not PDC)

Followed by Skiing Forecast