Repeats are not indicated.
6.00 Changing Berlin, Changing Europe (S) 41069516.25 The
Battle for Congress 5152135 7.05 Healthy Futures Whose Views
Count? 6401222 7.30 Wallace in Wales 2225883 7.55 Computing and the History of Science
Andrew Harvey and Jane Hill with a roundup from News 24, plus weather at 8.25.
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Why the Tyne Bridge means so much to so many people.
Jenny Eclair finds out if an Englishwoman's home is really her castle and Ian Hislop asks if the unceasing quest for Utopia is a pointless exercise.
Mystery of the Marriage. The challenge to theories about a painting by Jan van Eyck. (S)
Psychiatrist Raj Persaud examines what Freud had to say about the subconscious.
Including Michael. How family and school are supporting a boy with muscular dystrophy.
The games that women have to play to get to the top.
Including a look at the politics and people behind the recent anti-capitalist protests. With sign language and in-vision subtitles. Hosted by Lara Crooks. Repeated on Thursday at 2.50am on BBC1
The Colonel's Promotion.
Sgt Bilko tries to help his colonel get promoted. (BW) (R)
11.50 Bilko's Sharpshooter
Love gets in the way of shaping a new Annie Oakley. (BW) (R)
Saturday Matinee drama, the first of a triple bill showing in tribute to the late John Gielgud.
In 15th-century France, a farm girl has a vision that tells her to drive out the English.
(1957)
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(Films: pp 56-60)
The triple bill in honour of John Gielgud continues with this
Saturday Matinée drama. It's 44 BC and a number of Caesar's statesmen, fearing his abuse of the power he possesses, plan to assassinate their ruler.
Director Joseph L Mankiewicz (1953 U)
(BW) (S) The John Gielgud tribute concludes at
12.25am with The Elephant Man Films: pp 56-60 *****
Swashbuckling adventure, shown as a tribute to Douglas Fairbanks Jr , who died recently.
Also starring Maureen O'Hara . Sinbad, renowned as a teller of improbable tales, describes a treasure hunt during which he falls in love with a slave girl. Director Richard Wallace (1947. U)
(S) Films: pp 56-60 *** Barry Norman : page 50
Wedding Bells. Jamie Oliver and fiancee Jules entertain their respective future in-laws. Last in the series. Director Paul Ratcliffe ; Series producer Patricia Llewellyn
Shown last Wednesday (S) (W)
Our Faith. A tripartite exploration of religious confticts first visits Germany, where Turkish Islamic fundamentalists have been placed on trial for issuing a fatwa that is regarded as an incitement to murder. Joan Bakewell looks into their attempts to establish an Islamic state within the country.
Tim Whewell hears claims of dirty tricks as the Russian state and the Orthodox Church unite against western faiths, while Edward Stourton is in Poland to examine satanic activity in Europe's most devoutly Catholic country.
Editor Fiona Murch ; Series producer Lucy Hetherington (S) WEBSITE; www.bbc.co.uk/correspondent
Ends 8.30.
One Foot In the Past Restoration. In the last of the series, Kirsty Wark follows vital repair work to the Wellington Arch in London, Philippa Gregory explores the lost garden of Hestercombe in Somerset - now being restored by a local farmer- and Dan Cruickshank finds out why a derelict colliery near Stoke is fast becoming the most challenging and expensive current conservation project in the country. Series producer Tim Dunn (S) (W)
7.40 History Zone Films The Houdini Myth. Escapologist
Harry Houdini was one of the icons of the early 20th century.
Restored archive footage and interviews with historians and illusionists recall his extraordinary impact on audiences and reveal the secrets behind some of his most amazing escapes. Last in the series. See Choice.
Producers Nancy Porter and Carol Sennett : Editor Laurence Rees (S) INFORMATION: History 2000 line: [number removed]. Charged at national rate. History 2000 continues on Tuesday at 8pm with Local Heroes
Film exploring the extraordinary impact of escapologist Harry Houdini in the early 20th century. Featuring restored archive footage and interviews with historians and illusionists. Show more
Television's debut live dance broadcast from Sadler's
Wells theatre sees Rambert Dance Company performing two pieces by Christopher Bruce. Four Scenes explores the trials of adult life through the games of childhood, while Ghost Dances is a tribute created in 1981 to the victims of political oppression in South America. See Choice.
DirectorRossMcGibbon;ExecutiveproducerBobLockyer (S) (W)
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
Romantic drama starring Vanessa Redgrave. Lake Como,
1937: a spirited English woman finds herself romantically drawn to one of her fellow hotel guests. Widescreen.
Director John Irvin (1994. PG) (S) (W) Films: pp 56-60 ***
Concluding today's tribute to John Gielgud. 1884: a young surgeon is intrigued by a sideshow freak, the "Elephant Man". Finding that the disfigured man is intelligent and sensitive, he undertakes his rehabilitation. Widescreen. Ends 2.25am.
Director David Lynch (1980, PG) (BW) Films: pd 56-60 ****
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GCSE Bltesize Revision 3.00 looking at resistant materials.
Design and Technology (part 2) - Ends 5.00am. (S)
