6.10 The Lyonnais: a Changing
Economy 8092941 7.00 Surviving Cities 85941 7.30 Glasgow 1998-Supporting the Arts

Chris Eakin and Jane Hill with a news and sport roundup, plus weather at 8.25.

An examination of the changing nature of time.
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An exploration of life in Belfast.
9.30 the Pull of the City: New
York Cleans Up. How the city of New York was revitalised.
10.00 Open Minds continues with items on Belfast's Chinese community and author Kathy Lette 's literary heroine.
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Lara Crooks recalls Deaf
Mosaic's " Deaf President
Now" campaign. With signing and in-vision subtitles.

Steve Rider introduces highlights from the opening day of the 33rd Ryder Cup, from the Country Club, Massachusetts, USA.
Shown yesterday on BBC1

Extreme sports action.

Saturday Matinée romantic fantasy, the first in a double bill of cinematic landmarks celebrating the British Film
Institute's "100" poll of great
British films. Starring David Ntven Kim Hunter , Roger Livesey
A British pilot survives a plane crash, meets a US servicewoman and falls in love. But, in heaven, a mistake is discovered.
Directors Michael Powell. Emeric Pressburger (1946, U) (BW/colour) See Films: pp 64- 71
Jonathan Ross 's Movie Moment p60

Classic comedy, the second in a Saturday Matinée double bill of the BFI's great
British films. Starring
John Gregson , Dinah Sheridan Kenneth More , Kay Kendall
Two couples taking part in a car rally suffer misadventures, not least when rivalries make the return journey more competitive. Director Henry Cornelius (1953, U)
If.... is showing at 12.15am
See Films: pp 64-71 *****

Steve Wright presents footage of artists including Mel and Kim,
Deep Purple and Alvin Stardust. Shown last Wednesday

Sue Barker hosts action from
Birmingham as Great Britain and South Africa continue their Davis Cup tie. After yesterday's singles rubbers, today sees the doubles match. Commentary comes from John Barrett , David Mercer , Mark Cox , Frew McMillan ,
Peter Fleming and Chris Bailey.
Producer Paul Davies ; Executive producer Dave Gordon

James Brown , formerly the editor of Loaded and GQ magazines, peruses the last week's newspapers.
Director Charles Kitchen ; Producer Christine Ruth
The History Zone
Continuing the historical strand. WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/history

NEW SERIES
The secret past of more houses is explored as the historical programme returns for a six-part run.
Abbey Mill House. Juliet Morris , Judith Miller and new presenter Dan Cruickshank travel to the banks of the River Tees in Durham, where they unravel the history of a cottage that was painted by Turner during his tours of northern England. See Choice.
Director Sam Hobkinson ; Producer Tim Dunn Know How: page 40

Comedy thriller starring Alan Aida , Woody Allen
Larry and Carol have coffee with neighbours Paul and Lillian. The next day they discover Lillian has died.
Director Woody Allen (1993, PG) See Films: pp 64-71 **** Film of the week: page 55

Ian Dury met his mentor Peter Blake at art school and started a band, Kilburn and the High Roads, to subsidise his painting and teaching career. With his subsequent band, the Blockheads, Dury grasped the limelight in the late seventies with the anthems What a Waste and Hit Me with Your Rhythm Stick.
In this film, Dury reflects on his life, including his mother's roots in Ireland, contracting polio at the age of seven, the news in 1997 that he had developed cancer, and his recent comeback with the album Mr Love Pants. Contains swearing.
Director Mike Connolly ; Executive producer Mark Cooper

Allegorical drama concluding the celebration of the British Film Institute's "100" poll of greatest British films, starring Malcolm McDowell.

Rebellious Mick Travers is seen as subversive by the teachers and "whips" at a strict public school. Then a brutal caning triggers a showdown.
Ends at 2.05am.
(1968, 15) (BW/Colour)
See Films: pp 64-71 ****

Followed by Weatherview

Dynamo Literacy 7-9. Ends 5.00am