Repeats are not indicated.
6.05 Vibrations (S) 3972775 6.30 New York Making Connections (S)
86572 7.00 Open Advice - Study to Succeed 25959 7.30 Two Religions: Two Communities (S)
A roundup from News 24, plus weather at 8.25. (w)
In a world of conflicting statistics, how is it possible to determine the truth? (R)
A group of pupils and their teacher explore their school's policy on children's rights. (R) (S)
Making computer interfaces more welcoming. (R) (S)
A look at how images of England and Englishness have evolved.
(R) (S)
A classic Hollywood film that offers more than mere melodrama.
(S)(W) INFORMATION: call [number removed] (calls at national rate). Website: www.open2.net
Eva Fielding-Jackson introduces clips from past shows. With sign language and in-vision subtitles. Rptd Thursday 2.10am BBC1
Romantic comedy starring Leslie Nielsen.
A dying widow rooks into a luxurious hotel where she attracts the attentions of a suave widower. However, despite his charms, the spell is broken all too soon.
(1991, U) (S)
Films: pp 52-60 ***
Angela Hewitt plays Bach's
Prelude and Fugue in A flat (Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 2 No 17). (S) (W)
Saturday Matinee, the first in :oday's double bill of Second Norld War dramas also showing as a tribute to the late Alec Guinness. A pilot lands in Malta where he joins the local effort to repel a German invasion. Director Brian Desmond Hurst (1953, U)
(BW) (S) Films: pp 52-60 ***
Saturday Matinée, concluding today's double bill of Second World War dramas, starring
Richard Burton Libya 1942: a British Army Intelligence agent leads an attack on Rommel's gun positions atTobruk. Widescreen. Director Henry Hathaway (1971, 15)
(S) (W) Films: pp 52-60 **
A Lifetime of Dance: Merce Cunnigham. Deborah Bull introduces a profile of the American choreographer and dancer, including an improvisation by Merce Cunnigham himself.
Director Charles Atlas ; Executive producer Bob Lockyer (S) (W) Summer Dance 2000 also tomorrow 8pm
The Arctic Circle. Ray Mears ventures into the icy forests of northern Sweden and finds out how Arctic survivor
Bob Thomson endured a two-day ordeal trapped in the wreckage of a plane near the North Pole.
Director Paul Watson ; Series producer Dick Colthurst (R) (S) (W) Ray Mears visits Arizona tomorrow at 6.15pm
Investigative journalist Andrew Jennings meets top athletes, senior officials and Clinton's drugs tsar in this wry look at the costly public relations exercise undertaken by the International Olympic Committee in an attempt to clean up its tarnished image. See Choice.
Editor Fiona Murch (S)
Continuing the Saturday-night strand that celebrates a decade of popular culture, from the fads, fashions and films to its stars, sounds and sport.
Ends 1.35am.
8.55 I Love 1975
Dennis Waterman introduces the highlights and heart-throbs of 1975, including Barry Sheene, David Essex and the Fonz. It was the year that Jaws scared bathers out of the water and cult musical movie The Rocky Horror Picture Show (showing at 9.55) had its first screening. Plus memories of Saturday afternoons with World of Sport.
(S) (W)
9.55 The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Cult comedy musical starring Tim Curry and Susan Sarandon.
Sweethearts Brad and Janet find themselves drawn into a bizarre world when their car breaks down during a storm and they are forced to spend the night at a gothic mansion. Widescreen.
(1975, 15) ****
(S) (W)
Films: pp 52-60
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11.30 Shivers
Horror. A deranged scientist develops a bizarre sexual parasite and implants it into the body of his teenage mistress. But it soon spreads through the residents of a tower block with disturbing effects.
(1975, 18) ****
(S)
Films: pp 52-60
12.55 Match of the Seventies
Continuing the series that captures the decade's classic football action, this week focusing on the 1975/6 season.
(R) (S)
Mystery. A sailor is plied with drinks by a woman who is later found murdered and finds himself with six hours in which to prove his innocence. Ends 2.55. Director Harold Clurman (1946) (BW) (S) Films: pp 52-60 **
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Dynamo Key Stage 1: Numeracy Programme 2 Ends 5am.
