Repeats are not indicated.

6.10 Population Transition in Italy (S)

6.35 Hidden Power (S)

7.00 Open Advice: The Three Degrees (S)

7.30 Harlem in the Sixties (S)

News roundup with Bill Turnbull and Sian Lloyd.
Weather at 8.25. (W)

Human stories from the virtual
World. (W)

The creative process within advertising. (R) (S) (W)

The secret behind Vermeer's paintings of light. (R)

Ice Cold in Alex. The real story behind a memorable movie scene. (R) (S) (W)

Teams from Derby and Surbiton compete in the See Hearquiz. With sign language and in-vision subtitles.
Presented by Lara Crooks .
Repeated Wednesday at 2.55am on BBC1 (W)

Bilko Acres. Bilko gets stung when he buys 25 acres of land adjacent to Fort Baxter after hearing of expansion plans.
(BW) (R) (S)

Lowri Turner introduces two viewers to various beauty mud products. (S)

Marineville Traitor. A sudden spate of thefts threatens base Security. (R) (S) WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/cult

Quentin Willson profiles the Ford Edsel. (R) (S)

I I Historical adventure, first in today's Saturday Matinée
I Stewart Granger double bill.
Also starring Joan Greenwood. Following the death of his mother, John Mohune searches for the man she had loved only to discover that he is really the leader of a gang of smugglers. Widescreen. Review page 57. Director Fritz Lang (1955) (S) (W)

Romantic drama, concluding today's Saturday Matinée
Stewart Granger double bill.
Also starring Grace Kelly. Rian Mitchell must choose between his love for a plantation owner, Catherine Knowland , and his dream of finding the Green Rre emerald. Widescreen. Review page 57.
Director Andrew Marton (1954. U)
(S)

Archive performances from
Wham, lOcc, Barry White and Herman's Hermits.
Shown last Wednesday (S)

**
Western. Guide Kirby Randolph 's reputation is !eft in tatters
!when his wagon train of settlers is bruta!!y massacred by hostiie Indians. Given one !ast chance to prove himself,
Randotph is asked to escort a cargo of munitions through dangerous !ndian territory. Review page 57.
DirectorWiMiamWitney(1955.U) (S)

Janine di Giovanni reports on the high record of killings by members of the Jamaican police force. The matter came to a head in March following the deaths of seven young men from the Kingston suburb of Braeton. Although the police claim the men were killed in a 'shoot-out", witnesses and a forensic pathologist disagree. Were these, and other killings, just unnecessary bloodshed?
(S) (W)

Stephanie Hughes introduces the first half of this evening's traditional celebration live from the Royal Albert Hall, with Leonard Slatkin conducting the BBC Symphony Orchestra for the finale of the Proms season. The programme includes Verdi's Chorus of the Hebrew Slaves from Nabucco, while the pastoral theme is represented by Finzi's The Fall of the Leaf and Constant Lambert's famous Rio Grande.

During the interval, there are visits to Proms in the Park concerts taking place in London's Hyde Park, Liverpool, Gateshead and Cornwall, including music from tenor Jose Carreras and the BBC Concert Orchestra, the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Kathryn Tickell on the Northumbrian pipes, and cellist Natalie Clein with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales.
(Also broadcast on Radio 3. The second half of the concert is on BBC1)
(S) (W)

(BBC DVD: Last Night of the Proms, available from retainers)
(Music, plus CD reader offer: page 22)

Repeats are not indicated. WEBSiTE: www.bbc.co.uk/ieamingzone Dynamo Key Stage 1 Literacy .1 (S)