Morning news reports.

A profile of Gerard Mary Maguire , a leading member of the deaf gay community. Hosted by Raymond Hollywood. With sign language and in-vision subtitles. Repeated on Tuesday at 3.20am on BBCI

With Bill Turnbull, Sian Williams.
Weather update at 9.25.

Beginning this week, the ten-part series Ever Wondered
About... ? looks at the stories behind some of Britain's favourite foods, starting with bread.
Meanwhile, guest chef Andy Campbell makes fun food for children's parties and Gerhard Jenne offers cake-decorating tips. Plus The Naked Chef and The Galloping Gourmet.
Presented by Gregg Wallace.
Director Richard Cook : Series producer Sara Kozak

Kirk has grave doubts when control of the Enterprise is given over to a computer.
(Star Trek: Voyager is Tuesday 6.20pm)

Animation double bill. The teen terror goes into hiding and then embarks on a French school trip. More tomorrow 11.20am

France v Ireland
The first of two live matches from the final round of the Six Nations championship (kickoff
1.45pm), introduced from Paris by Steve Rider.
Victory for the French this afternoon will bring them the Grand Slam, but the Irish have beaten the home side on the last two occasions the teams have met. Live coverage of Wales v Scotland at 4.30pm. Producer Jonathan Bramley
Editor Philip Bernie

Below stairs in stately kitchens, plus forgotten houses along the Mall in London.

Francis helps Malcolm and his brothers to build a huge catapult.
(Shown last Monday)

Live coverage from Cardiff (kickoff 4.45pm) of this clash between two teams who have only national pride left at stake. Both sides' sole victories so far have been over expected wooden-spoon winners Italy. The match also marks Bill McLaren's final commentary after 51 years behind the microphone. Introduced by John Inverdale.

(Italy v England - tomorrow 2.25pm BBC1)

A four-part look at the stories behind the bestselling books in postwar Britain, examining what their success says about the decade in which they came out. Stephen Fry narrates. Reading the 1950s. In a decade of austerity and teenage rebellion, books offering adventure and romance included The Kon-Tiki Expedition, the James Bond series, Doctor Zhivago and The Cruel Sea. With contributions from, among others, David Attenborough , Alan Sillitoe , Joanna Trollope , Terry Pratchett , Clare Rayner and Jilly Cooper.
Producer Roger Parsons ; Series producer Mary Sackville West FURTHER INFORMATION: to read more about the books featured in this programme, visit www.open2.net/readingthedecades or go to Ceefax p

Ditherington. In the last of four programmes from the series exploring the history of stately homes, Dan Cruickshank , Carenza Lewis and Anna Bennett travel to Shropshire to uncover the little-known origins of the skyscraper.
Exploring an abandoned 18th-century flax mill located at
Ditherington, near Shrewsbury, the trio reveal a story of visionary genius, shattered dreams and human suffering. But while this building - the first iron-framed structure in the world - holds the key to skylines across the world, it also pays testimony to the horrors of the Industrial Revolution. Director Ed Bazalgette ; Executive producer Basil Comely BBC HOMES AND ANTIQUES MAGAZINE: monthly, price £2.80. The new-look May issue is on sale from 12 April

A one-off compilation from an original six-part series in which presenter Angus Deayton goes in search of the story of alternative comedy, from its lowly beginnings above a strip joint in London's Sohoto its lucrative status as the so-called "new rock'n' roll", thriving in a huge number of cabaret venues across the country. Comments and contributions come from such mainstays of the British scene as French and Saunders, Rik Mayall , Alexei Sayle , Eddie Izzard , Jo Brand , Meera Syal and Frank Skinner. Producer Peter Higgins ; Executive producer Caroline Wright

Last in the series of the quiz in which two teams of former pupils from the same school are tested on their knowledge of the cultural landscape of the year in which they left formal education. Presented by Zoe Ball.
Class of 1979. Ex-pupils from Lode Heath school in Birmingham clash, featuring music from the Real Thing.
Director Geraldine Dowd ; Producer Robin Ashbrook WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/classof
Zoe Ball 's questionnaire: page 13

Horror thriller. Vietnam veteran Jacob Singer is haunted by his experiences and suffers severe hallucinations as he tries to keep his grip on reality. But, when he meets other veterans with the same symptoms, he suspects his nightmares may be more sinister. Widescreen. Review page 51.
Director Adrian Lyne (1990, 18)

Romantic comedy. Would-be novelist Lee Plenty has spent years living off others. But, when rich and beautiful Havilland Savage invites him to her house for a party, what looks like the chance of a lifetime turns into a nightmare.
(Widescreen) Review page 51. (1998, 15) **

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