Repeats are not indicated.
6.05 Projecting Visions
6.30 What's Right for Children
84730 7.00 The Arch Never Sleeps 23117 7.30 What Is Religion?
Andrew Harvey and Jane Hill with a roundup from News 24, plus weather at 8.25.
The real victims of crime.
An examination of the appeal of chocolate and the origins of the modern British menu.
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How commercial demands on the radio spectrum are threatening future scientific research.
Psychologist Raj Persaud on gender and language.
Four short stories about eating illustrate why food choices can't be taken for granted.
Homework. An Irish actor's work in French theatre.
The weekly magazine for deaf people, hosted by Lara Crooks , including an update on Deaf
Sports. With sign language and in-vision subtitles.
Repeated on Thursday at 2.45am on BBC1
Blubber Lovers. The often-violent love lives of the elephant seals of California.
Sergeant Bilko dreams up a diners' club for GIs. (BW)
Live coverage of this afternoon's meeting at Newbury, featuring the 1.30, 2.00 and 2.35 races. Introduced by Clare Balding and Willie Carson. Commentary from Jim McGrath and Graham Rock.
Senior producer Chris Lewis
Saturday Matinee drama, starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. When fog forces an overnight stay in the hotel at London Airport, the lives of passengers in the VIP lounge are radically altered. Widescreen.
Director Anthony Asquith (1963) 494 Elizabeth Taylor stars in Father of the Bride on Thursday at 1.10pm Films: pp 62-68 **
Vintage sixties comedy and music with Eric and Ernie.
First shown on ITV (BW)
Followed by When I Grow Up
Children's hopes for the future.
Archive pop memories.
Shown last Wednesday
Bun in the Oven. Jamie Oliver cooks for his pregnant sister.
Shown last Wednesday
With George Alagiah. Weather Helen Willetts.
Our Poison. Earlier this year cyanide contamination of a tributary of the Danube ruined the lives of Hungarians and Serbs. George Mombiot sees how villagers are coping.
Edward Stourton finds out why a Bulgarian town blames a Romanian factory for its problems, and Neal Ascherson reports on the effects of overfishing in the Black Sea.
Editor Fiona Murch ; Series producer Lucy Hetherington
Ends 8.55.
One Foot in the Past Sculpture. Kirsty Wark asks why Britain has never embraced fountains as enthusiastically as the continent, plus a look at the hidden depths of Canova and the mysterious world of gargoyles. See Choice. Directors Anne Elletson and Kate Scholefield
Series producer Tim Dunn
Becoming One Flesh. Today's generation consider sex before marriage to be the norm, but for their grandparents life was very different. A clutch of intimate tales reveal the emotional truth behind the wedding photos of 50 years ago. See Choice.
Producer Annie Paul ; Editor Laurence Rees History 2000 continues on Tuesday at 8pm with Local Heroes
The soprano returns for a second six-part series of operatic entertainment. Russian baritone Dmitri Hvorostovskyand ex-Wet Wet Wet singer Marti Pellowjoin her for duets, and she performs pieces by D'Hardelot and Delibes. See Choice.
Director Michael Leggo ; Producer Emma Cornish Brian Kay : page 42, Outdoor Concert for Summer: page 27
A profile of actress Patricia Routledge , whose understated portrayal of down-to-earth women in the likes of Talking Heads contrasts with her most famous role as Hyacinth Bucket.
Producer Gabrielle Osrin ; Editor Ben Frow
Comedy starring Patricia Routledge. Hyacinth plans a nautical supper, but events take an unexpected turn.
Written by Roy Clarke ; Director/Producer Harold Snoad
White Knight. A cabbie at the end of his shift decides to help a woman in distress. With strong language. See Choice.
Written by Joe Shrapnel ; Producers Chris Clough and Jake Lushington
Director Nick Laughland The series continues on Monday at 10.20pm
The Veil. More and more young Muslim women today are wearing the veil, saying that it frees rather than oppresses them. This one-off Arena explores how a simple piece of cloth has endured in the eastern and western imagination. Director Aysha Rafaele ; Series editor Anthony Wall
Martial-arts adventure directed by and starring Jackie Chan.
A young oriental adventurer is hired to seek Nazi gold stashed in the Sahara. Cantonese dialogue dubbed into English. Widescreen. Ends 2.45am. (1990, 15)
Jackie Chan stars in Rumble in the Bronx tomorrow at 9.55pm
Films: pp 62-68 ****
Teach Yourself Jackie Chan : page 57
GCSE Biteslze Revision German Ends 5am.
