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6.15 On Pictures and Paintings
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6.40 Clayoquot Sound - the Final Cut?
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7.05 No Place to Hide
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7.30 The Argument from Design
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Andrew Harvey and Jane Hill with a roundup from News 24, plus weather at 8.25.
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The enduring appeal of the Anglo-Saxon epic Beowulf. (W)
Britt Ekland examines different cultural concepts of health, and Keith Floyd uncovers the truth about the Mediterranean diet.
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Who was the artist responsible for 2,000 flower paintings held in a Polish library?
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Representations of the body in 19th and 20th-century art.
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A look at one of the most fruitful artistic periods of black American history.
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Clare Gorham delves into the financial side of soccer.
Lara Crooks and Man Dwek examine the problems faced by the Asian deaf community, plus the bicentennary of the Royal School for the Deaf in Margate.
With sign language and in-vision subtitles.
(Repeated on Friday at 2am on BBC1)
Travel destinations.
11.40 Warrant Officer Paparelli
Bilko may regret getting one of his men promoted.
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12.05 Bilko's Apeman
Sgt Bilko makes a monkey out of Doberman in an attempt to get him into the movies.
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A Saturday Matinée
Frank Sinatra double bill opens with this drama, also starring
Dean Martin and Shirley MacLaine. Fresh out of the army, Dave Hirsh meets with a mixed reception in his old home town, becoming involved with a happy-go-lucky gambler and two very different women. Widescreen.
Director Vincente Minnelli (1958. PG)
(S) (W) Films: pp 62-65 ***
Caper movie concluding the Frank Sinatra double bill. Danny Ocean assembles a hand-picked team to rob five Las Vegas gambling casinos simultaneously on New Year's Eve.
Widescreen. (1960, PG)
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Films: pp 62-65
Further semi-final action from Queen's Club in London, hosted by Sue Barker.
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Highlights from Horse Guards Parade in London of the annual military spectacular celebrating the Queen's official birthday. Eric Robson describes the scene.
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Period drama starring Richard Gere and Jodie Foster.
Two years after the end of the American Civil War, Jack Sommersby returns home to his wife. His personality seems to have changed for the better, but as he has been away for seven years, his wife and others set aside their suspicions that he may be an impostor.
Widescreen.
(1993, 15)
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Films: pp 62-65 ***
The Doncaster diva is joined this week by an eclectic lineup of guests that comprises American soprano Renee Fleming, actor Denis Quilley and the Grimethorpe Colliery Band for a variety of popular classics by Puccini, Gershwin, Elgar and Lerner and Lowe.
See Choice.
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It's all hands to the pump when Pinky the pig is discovered to be expecting a litter.
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Fat Les's updated version of William Blake's hymn has been adopted as England's Euro 2000 anthem. The occasional series looks at how an 18th-century poem set to music by Parry found favour on the football terraces?
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Min-Ah and Hee-Jung, two South Korean women in their twenties, have fallen in love with Pat and Will, US soldiers based in Seoul. But cultural differences inevitably lead to friction, and the couples have to learn to adjust if their marriages are to work. This Under the Sun film follows the couples' developing relationships over a year, as the women enrol at the USO Bride School in Seoul to learn how to become perfect all-American wives.
See Choice.
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Australian comedy drama, following 24 hours in the life of a group of university students as they go through a series of trials and tribulations, both romantic and academic.
Mia is looking for a flatmate, Danni is looking for commitment, Alice is looking for the perfect man, and Michael is looking to escape the house-share from hell.
One day in their lives could change everything.
Widescreen.
(1996, 15) (S) (W)
Films: pp 62-65 ***
As a warm-up for next weekend's Glastonbury festival, a selection of musical highlights from last year's event, featuring REM, Manic Street Preachers, Texas, Beautiful South, Travis, the Corrs, Underworld, the Cardigans, Fun Lovin' Criminals, Skunk Anansie and Al Green.
(Live coverage of this year's festival begins on Friday at 9.10pm)
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Chart hits. Ends 2.55am.
Shown yesterday (S)
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Website: [web address removed]
Ends 5am.
