Repeats are not indicated.

6.10 Water Is for Fighting Over

6.35 Galapagos: Research in the Field

7.05 England's Green and Pleasant Land

7.35 The Vernacular Tradition

News roundup, with Bill Turnbull and Sian Williams.
Weather update at 8.25.

To Build the Fastest Round-the-World Yacht. Following engineers and designers as they embark on a new and ambitious boating project.

Is an Englishwoman's home really her castle?

The unrelenting spread of western culture.

Off to Town. Female flirting in the 18th century.

The rhythms of life in modern
24-hour society.

Lara Crooks introduces a debate on the future of Deaf
Clubs in the 21st century. With sign language, in-vision subtitles. Repeated on Tuesday at 4.20am on BBCI

The new food zone presented by Gregg Wallace that combines top recipes with both new and classic culinary series. Today a shellfish-based edition of Two Fat Ladies, more from Australian series Food Source, plus ideas from guest chef Roopa Gulati on spicing up Sunday lunch, including roast leg of lamb with paprika and ginger.
Director Stuart Bateup ; Series producer Sara Kozak

Coverage of three races from Uttoxeter includes the 1.45
Grand National Trial, the first in a series of form guides to the National itself. Plus starts at
1.15 and 2.20. Commentary by Jim McGrath , Richard Pitman and Peter Scudamore , with reports from Jonathan Powell. Executive producer Malcolm Kemp

Director Peter Mussbach and leading German artist
Jorg Immendorff collaborate for a performance of Stravinsky's three-act opera. Recorded at the Salzburg Festival, with Sylvain Cambreling conducting the Camerata Academica and the Vienna State Opera Chorus.
Director Brian Large ; Producer
Reiner Moritz

With music from Annie Lennox , OMD, Roachford and It Bites.
Shown last Wednesday

Written by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson
An episode first shown in March 1972 of the classic comedy starring Harry H. Corbett and Wilfrid Brambell.

There's little love lost between the Steptoe family when one of Albert's siblings dies.

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Quentin Letts of the Daily Mail reviews the press.

Berg Violin Concerto. In the series exploring landmark 20th-century orchestral works, composer
Michael Berkeley investigates the fascinating story behind the violin concerto that Alban Berg dedicated "to the memory of an angel" - a stunningly beautiful young girl who died at the age of 18. Shot in Vienna and Carinthia, the film uncovers the coded messages buried deep within the music, including hidden melodies, secret numbers and even an anti-Nazi agenda, while the piece is rehearsed and performed by soloist Leonidas Kavakos with conductor Andrew Davis and the BBC Symphony Orchestra,
Director Helen Mansfield ; Series producer Peter Maniura BBC MUSIC MAGAZINE: monthly. L3.99. Latest issue on sale now

Gosford Park, which opened at cinemas this weekend, is an all-star, 1930s-based country-house murder mystery, and the first film that maverick US director Robert Altman, now almost 77 years of age, has made with an English setting. Omnibus goes on location with the man famous for such movies as MASH (showing on Tuesday at 11.35pm on BBC1) and The Player, observing his unique working methods and examining an unpredictable career that has just earned him a Golden Globe. With Kirsty Wark. Producer David Thompson ; Series editor Basil Comely Altman's Cookie's Fortune is showing at 10.45pm
Robert Altman on Hollywood: page 22

Romantic comedy. Over the course of three years, six twentysomethings in north London get involved in a merry-go-round of relationships.
Widescreen. Review page 53.
(1999, 18)

Comedy drama. In a sleepy southern town, an old widow known as Cookie kills herself using her black employee's gun. When her daughter discovers the body, she arranges the death to look like murder so that her family can avoid the disgrace of suicide.
Widescreen. Review page 53.
(1999, 12)

Comedy drama. Texas 1976: it's the end of summer term at the local high school and the seniors are getting ready to put the freshmen through the ritual humiliation of "hazing".
Widescreen. Review page 53.
(1993, 18)

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