With Bill Turnbull and Sian Williams. Weather update at 7.25. More at 9am.
Julian Peedle-Calloo presents an arts special, including reports on problems facing deaf actors and developments in deaf comedy. With sign language and in-vision subtitles. Repeated on Tuesday at 2.10am on BBC1
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Gregg Wallace invites May Lan Jefford to prepare simple Chinese food, including a spring roll with pickled cucumber, oriental farmhouse chicken, and crispy sweet-nut wontons with an orange-and-caramel sauce.
Plus Jamie Oliver in The Naked Chef, an edition from France of The Galloping Gourmet and Ever Wondered About... ?, which looks at fish and chips.
Series producer Sara Kozak
Dangerous Australians. More lethal poisonous animals are assembled in Australia than on any other continent - perilous perpetrators living in forests, reefs and even people's homes. Narrated by Jono Coleman.
Bilko steals a chef's secret casserole recipe in order to enter a cookery contest. (BW)
War drama, the first of two Saturday Matinee films directed by the late Billy Wilder.
June 1942: Corporal John Bramble, the only survivor of a British tank crew, holds the key to uncovering a secret that could stop Rommel's advance in Egypt.
Review page 51.
(1943) (BW)
Drama, concluding the Billy Wilder double bill. A screen-writer floats dead in the pool of a neglected mansion. Six months earlier, out of work and desperate, he'd been hired by a former silent-screen star hoping to make a triumphant comeback.
Review page
(1950, PG) (BW)
Lois's Birthday. The boys fight to win over Lois after their insensitivity on her birthday causes her to run away.
Shown last Monday
Circus drama. Tino Orsini , a brash young American trapeze
I I artist, comes to Cirque Bouglione with only one ambition: to learn the triple aerial somersault from an old master,
Mike Ribble. Tensions arise when both realise they are in love with the same woman. Widescreen. Review page 51.
Director Carol Reed (1956, U) Tony Curtis is the subject of Hollywood Greats. Tuesday 10.35pm on BBC1 Tony Curtis 's kind of day: page
The second of a four-part look at the stories behind the bestselling books in postwar Britain, examining what their success says about the decade of publication.
Reading the 1960s. As well as mini-skirts and moon landings, the Swinging Sixties produced ground-breaking books that included Lady Chatterley's Lover, Catch-22 (the film of which can be seen at 11.35pm), The Naked Ape and Born Free. John le Carre , Desmond Morris , Germaine Greer , Clive James and Jackie Collins are among those recalling the literature of the decade.
Producer John Bush ; 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
Clive 's House. The series ends with Dan Cruickshank ,
Carenza Lewis and Anna Bennett taking up the challenge of saving a ruinous villa four miles outside Calcutta, which was once home to the legendary Clive of India.
All that remains is a shell of a building that only hints at the structure's past glories. As the team explore further, it emerges that Clive pioneered a form of design that fused classical and Indian architectural styles. However, the significance of Clive's house turns out to be much greater than the team could ever have imagined.
Director Nicky Pattison ; Executive producer Basil Comely
Postponed from 30 March BBC HOMES AND ANTIQUES MAGAZINE: monthly, price L2.80
nLive coverage from Augusta of the third round of the Masters, the first golf Major of 2002. At this stage last year, all-conquering Tiger Woods took control of the leaderboard with a three-round total of 12 under par after shooting a 68. Introduced by Steve Rider , with guest Sam Torrance. Commentary comes from Peter Alliss , Alex Hay and Ken Brown , with reports by Dougie Donnelly.
Executive producer Paul Davies and Barbara Slater It's Sportsday: page 32
War satire based on Joseph Heller 's bestseller. 1944, an American Air Force base in the Mediterranean. Surrounded by encroaching madness and constant death, Yossarian asks to be certified as mentally unfit to fly. Only then does he learn about Catch-22. Widescreen. Review page 51.
Director Mike Nichols (1970. 15)
Thriller starring John
[ Gregson and Mai Zetterling. When Richard Hammond is blinded by an explosion, his wife is forced to reconsider her plan to leave him for another man. Review page 51.
Director David Eady (1960) (BW)
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