Spy thriller starring Joel McCrea
A US army officer is drawn into intrigue and espionage when he believes he has killed a poacher on a Dorset shooting trip. Director Robert Parrish (1952) (BW) (S)
Films: pp 70-78 ***
Chris Eakin visits the Firth of Forth where he looks at issues affecting Scotland, and Jane Hill is in the studio to present a news and sport roundup.
Plus weather at 8.25.
Weekly selection of programmes reflecting Asian culture. Ends 10.50 Manjdhar Continuing the Pakistan drama about a family in turmoil. In Urdu with English subtitles.
9.30 Caf6 21 Rajesh Mirchandani hosts a discussion about the spending habits of young Asians.
10.00 Network East Guests include actor Jimi Mistry (Dr Fonseca in EastEnders) and bhangra singer Channi Singh. There's also music from rapper Hard Kaur. With Sonia DeolandSanjeevKohli. Asia 2 Editor Paresh Solanki
The magazine features a report on the recent World Federation of the Deaf conference held in Australia. With signing and in-vision subtitles.
Repeated on Thursday at 1.35am on BBC1 WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/see_hear
There's No Escape.
Patrick Moore and lain Nicolson discuss black holes and where to find them. Shown last Sunday on BBCl (S)
Motoring enthusiasts offer their views on a popular make of car. Next episode tomorrow at 8.40pm (R) (S)
Saturday Matinée romantic drama, adapted from Ernest Hemingway 's novel. Starring
Rock Hudson , Jennifer Jones In Italy, during the First World War, an American ambulance driver falls for a British nurse.
Director Charles Vidor (1957, 15) (S) (W)
Michael Palin Hemingway Adventure starts tomorrow at 9pm on BBC1 Rims: pp 70-78 ***
The Virginian helps out a friend who has been framed for murder. (R)
Archive music footage, featuring Thomas Dolby and Cliff Richard. Shown last Wednesday (S)
One. Seven of Nine experiences human weaknesses when the ship encounters a lethal nebula. The series concludes tomorrow at
6.45pm (S)
Coverage of the Grand Prix at Preston Guild Hall begins with action from today's best-of-nine-frames third-round matches.
Commencing the defence of the title will be England's Stephen Lee. Commentary by Clive Everton , Ray Edmonds , Dennis Taylor and John Virgo.
Presented by Mark Steel of The Independent.
DirectorCharies Kitchen: Producer Christine Ruth (S)
With George Alagiah.
Weather with Sarah Wilmshurst (S)
Kosovo: the Reckoning, a trilogy of programmes about the war in Kosovo, begins with this film, which looks at the media campaign that accompanied hostilities.
How the War Was Spun. On 14 April, Nato's public-relations campaign was thrown into turmoil when its planes bombed Albanian refugees fleeing Serb aggression, killing 70 people. As Nato issued conflicting versions of what happened, Bill Clinton and Tony Blair ordered a complete overhaul of the organisation's press machinery. Edward Stourton reports. See Choice. Producer Farah Durrani ; Editor Fiona Murch (S)
The season continues with 78 Days: an Audit ofwar tomorrow at 7.20pm
Continuing the historical strand. Ends 9pm WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/history
House Detectives Blackladies. The team travel to
Staffordshire in a bid to unravel the intriguing past of a stunning 16th-century country house in Brewood belonging to Pat and David Bywater. Enlisting the assistance of experts, Juliet Morris , Dan Cruickshank and Judith Miller make a gruesome discovery in the driveway as they attempt to prove that the property was once a priory and home to an ancient order of nuns.
Director Sasha Bates ; Executive producer Basil Comely (S) (W)
Series exploring the bloody war between Hitler's Germany and Stalin's Soviet Union.
Spiral of Terror. Recalling the Battle for Moscow, where many Soviet citizens died as a result of their own leader's brutality as well as the draconian rules of the Nazis. Shown last Tuesday (S)
Then Floral Britannica Focusing on another British plant.
PROG 6 OF 19:WATERLILY:A beautiful plant with an odd and prosaic use - a cure for baldness
Lightning Seed Ian Broudie , comedian Rich Hall and seventies star Suzi Quatro guest on the music quiz. Shown yesterday (S) (W)
Documentary series that focuses on worldwide issues. I Was a Slave Labourer. For over five decades, German government and industry have resisted demands to pay compensation to the millions who worked as slave labourers under the Third Reich. This film follows retired businessman Rudy Kennedy-who survived slave labour as a teenager - as he tries to force German firms to acknowledge their links with Nazi atrocities. See Choice. Director Luke Holland ; Series editor Nick Fraser (S)
David Vine introduces action from today's third-round matches in the Grand Prix at Preston.
Highlights from today's semi-finals in the World Match Play championship at Wentworth. (W)
An episode from the American sci-fi drama series.
A Stitch in Time. An FBI agent investigates a series of 17 murders dating back to the fifties. Ends 2.30am (S)
Repeats are not indicated.
Dynamo Science 5-7 Ends 5.00am WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/education
