6.05 Fortress Britain (S)
6.35 A Return to the Summit (S)
7.00 Mother Knows Best? (S)
7.30 Getting It Right (S)
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6.05 Fortress Britain (S)
6.35 A Return to the Summit (S)
7.00 Mother Knows Best? (S)
7.30 Getting It Right (S)
News roundup with Jane Hill and Bill Turnbull. Weather at 8.25.
(W)
India's role in the new global software market. (S)
Hadrian's Wall. The facts and the myths. (R) (S)
How two campaigners use the internet to spread their message. (S)
The role of high art in the high
Street. (S)
Speed. The real story behind a movie moment (R) (S) (W)
The Wild Cards take on Cambridge in the See Hear quiz. With sign language and in-vision subtitles.
Repeated Wed 3am. BBC1 (W)
Hairdressers reveal theirtop tips. (R) (S)
Restrictions from on high cause Bilko to ask for a transfer.
(BW) (R) (S)
Will and Carlton conspire to reunite Philip and Vivian.
(R) (S)
The Man from the Navy. Rivalry between the WASP crew and an arrogant naval officer has explosive results. (R) (S)
Another well-known pesonality talks about a major milestone in their life. (S)
A Graze with Danger. A look at life on the African plains for a group of Thomson's gazelles. Narrated by David Attenborough. (R) (S)
Comedy, first in today's Saturday Matinée
Clark Gable double bill. Also starring Doris Day. A cynical old editor enrols on a course in journalism so he can pursue the teacher. Review page 43. Director George Seaton (1958. U)
(BW) (S)
Romantic adventure, last in today's Saturday Matinée
Clark Gable double bill. Also starring Ava Gardner and Grace Kelly. A showgirl, left stranded in Africa, becomes jealous when the safari leader falls for an anthropologist's wife. Review page 43. Director John Ford (1953)
(S)
Archive performances from
Michael Jackson and the Jam. Shown last Wednesday (S)
First of two programmes following famous authors as they struggle to finish a new piece of work.
Crime writer Minette Walters began her career as a magazine editor and wrote her first crime novel, The Ice House, at the age of 42. It became an international bestseller and six other novels have followed, selling over ten million copies worldwide. The latest of these is The Shape of Snakes, whose painstaking realisation from conception to publication is the focus of this film.
Director Nick Godwin
Executive producers Jonathan Hewes and Leanne Klein (S)
Classic comedy starring Michael Crawford. Frank is given a car with his new job and goes for a cliff-top picnic.
Written by Raymond Allen ; Producer Michael Mills (R) (S)
A film adaptation of Jane Austen 's classic novel about the enduring power of love. England 1814: having been
"persuaded" years earlier to reject the proposal of a young naval officer, Anne Elliot suddenly finds him back in her life.
Dramatised by Nick Dear
Producer Fiona Finlay ; Director Roger Michell (R) (S)
Conspiracy thriller based on events surrounding the assassination of John F Kennedy.
On 22 November 1963, President Kennedy's death changes America for ever. As the years pass, New Orleans prosecutor Jim Garrison becomes ever more determined to prove it was a conspiracy. (Widescreen)
(1991, 15) (S) (W)
(Review page 43)
(Barry Norman profiles Sissy Spacek: page 44)
Romantic drama, starring Amanda
Peet and Michael Vartan. An aspiring actress begins an affair with a womanising playboy, but their romance is overshadowed by her fears about Aids. Review page 43.
Director H Gordon Boos (1997) (S)
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