Repeats are not indicated.
6.05 Personnel Selection (S)
5598463 6.30 What's Right for
Children? (S) 430057.00 Images over India (S) 74463 7.30 Wallace in Wales (S) 53293147.55
Computing and the Arts
News roundup, with Darren Jordon and Sian Williams.
Weather at 8.25.
(W)
The limitations of political philosophy in law.
The secret behind Vermeer's
"paintings of light".
What are the challenges faced by London today? (R)
The effect of the environment on art. (R)
The moral panic created by youth culture. (R)
Realism in art. (R)
From the National Maritime
Museum, Greenwich. With sign language and in-vision subtitles. Rptd Wed 2.20am on BBC1
Comedy, first in a Saturday Matinée Cary Grant double bill. A man remarries after his explorer wife goes missing but is shocked when she returns years later. Review page 43. Director Garson Kanin (1940, U)
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Martin Clunes pays a visit to
San Francisco. (S)
Middleweight quarter final action features Hazard v Turtle Road
Kill and Spin Orbiting Force v
Blade Runner. (S)
Archive hits featuring Depeche Mode and Suzi Quatro.
Shown last Wednesday (S)
Lois v Evil. Lois loses her job.
Shown yesterday (S) (W)
Second World War drama which tells the stirring tale of HMS Torrin, a ship lost in the Battle of Crete. (1942, U) (B/W) (S) *****
Film of the Week: page 39
The third and final election special, pinpointing profound, revealing and absurd moments of the past week's campaigning. Hosted by Jeremy Paxman , with guest the award-winning American film-maker Michael Moore.
Producer MaryWilkinson (S) (W)
Then Party Election Broadcast By the Conservative Party. (S)
Art critic Andrew Graham-Dixon reveals a fascinating history of the nation's love affair with the bottle as George Cruikshank 's forgotten masterpiece The Worship of Bacchus goes on show in the Tate Modern. Cruikshank's little known work depicts Victorian society's ambivalent relationship with the "demon drink" and still hits a nerve in contemporary Britain because it pinpoints the moment in our nation's history when going out to become intentionally drunk became the British leisure activity of choice.
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Website: [web address removed]
The Mystery of Mount McKinley. The second in the series about mountaineering achievements travels to Alaska in an attempt to unravel the controversy surrounding who was the first to reach the summit of North America's highest peak, Mount McKinley. The account, part detective story, part farce, includes alleged ascents by Dr Frederick Cook in 1906, then a group of Alaskan miners fuelled by coffee and doughnuts, and in 1913, Hudson Stuck, Archdeacon of the Yukon.
Producer Mick Conefrey ; Executive producer Olivia Uchtenstein (S) (W)
David Cassidy looks back to 1972, in this repeated series celebrating the popular culture of the seventies, and recalls his battle with Donny Osmond to become the top teen heart-throb. He remembers the challenge Magpie posed to Blue Peter, the appeal of Fruit Salad sweets, the racial disharmony of Love Thy Neighbour, and the influence of The Joy of Sex and Cosmopolitan.
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Website: [web address removed]
BBC Music: CD of soundtrack now available
Comedy series starring Kathy Burke and James Dreyfus.
Linda attracts the attentions of a serial killer.
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First in a double bill of westerns starring Marlon Brando.
A cattle baron employs the services of a bounty hunter when a gang of thieves keep raiding his herds.
Review page 43.
(1976, 15) (S) ****
Barry Norman on Jack Nicholson: page 44
Western, concluding tonight's Marlon Brando double bill.
Bandit Rio vows revenge after his partner, Dad Longworth , rides off with the loot from a robbery, leaving him to be captured by a posse. Five years later, Rio plans to rob a bank in a town where Longworth, who has now gone straight, is the sheriff. Widescreen. Ends 2.45. Review page 43.
Director Marlon Brando (1961, PG) (S)
Repeats are not indicated. WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone
GCSE Blteslze Revision Science 2 Animal Biology- revision focusing on the biology curriculum. Ends 5.00. (S)
