Presented by Bill Turnbull and Joanna Gosling.
Kate Humble and Ben Fogle explore life behind the scenes at Longleat Safari Park.
Another episode is on Good Friday at
9am on BBC1
Scottish puddings are made by Sue Lawrence and dinner party dishes served by Paul Merrett. Plus, from the archives, Rick Stein 's Seafood Lovers Guide reaches Scotland and Gary Rhodes makes mushroom and butter bean soup in Cooking for Friends. With Gregg Wallace. Producer Michael Connock
Editor Elaine Bancroft BBCi: special features via the handset, or www.bbc.co.uk/food/saturdaykitchen
Pancakes. How did a simple Roman recipe spread around the world, to become a blini in Russia and a crepe in France? Alan Coxon and Kathy Sykes investigate.
Mark Wheatley discusses the future of Deaf Sports in the UK with an invited audience. With sign language, voiceoverand in-vision subtitles.
Repeated Tuesday at 1.35am on BBCI www.bbc.co.uk/seehear
An inferno engulfs a shopping mall.
[web address removed]
Billy Bob Thornton 's Levity is among today's films in focus.
Marilyn Monroe and baseball star Joe Di Maggio 's romance is examined. How to Marry a Millionaire starring Marilyn follows.
Comedy with Betty Grable , Marilyn Monroe and Lauren Bacall. Three women, who want to find wealthy husbands, rent a luxurious apartment to impress affluent bachelors.
Widescreen. Review page 47. Director Jean Neguiesco (1953, PG)
The Informant. Who is dealing drugs to high school students? The duo investigate in the first of the Watching the Detectives double bill.
The new drama about a private consultant concludes today's Watching the Detectives strand. Mr Monk and the Other Woman
Monk falls for a suspected murderer.
Puccini's well loved opera made an eagerly awaited return to London's Covent Garden recently in a new production conducted by Antonio Pappano , who particularly wanted to include it in his opening season as music director. He worked with the French production team of Patrice Caurier and Moshe Leiserand an exciting international cast, plus the orchestra and chorus of the Royal Opera House.
The story concerns BF Pinkerton, an American naval officer stationed in Nagasaki in 1900, who has arranged a marriage to Japanese geisha girl Cio-Cio-San, known as Butterfly. He undertakes a wedding with her, despite warnings by US consul Sharpless. Pinkerton returns to America, but the faithful Butterfly waits, refusing to believe he has abandoned her. She dreams of the day when he will return but, when it comes, it is not at all how she imagined. Presented by Stephanie Hughes.
Director Jonathan Haswell ; Producer Frances Whitaker Puccini's Nessun Dorma reached a new audience in 1990. Find out how in I Love 1990 at 11.35pm this evening
Live coverage of the third round of the Masters. Augusta provides the beautiful setting for the first major of the year, as the world's finest golfers compete to win the coveted Green Jacket. It was at this stage last year that TigerWoods really came into his own. Despite rain interrupting play for two days in succession, the and 2001 champion was a model of composure as he hit seven birdies to post a round of 66. That effort moved him to 11 under par and saw him share the lead with South Africa's Retief Goosen as they headed into the final round. But Woods prevailed to win his third Masters title.
Presented by Steve Rider. Commentary by Peter Alliss ,
Ken Brown and Alex Hay , plus reports from Julian Tutt.
Live coverage of the final day is tomorrow at 7.30pm.
Executive producers Barbara Slater and Paul Davies www.bbc.co.uk/golf
Twin Peaks actress Sheryl Lee presents a look back to the year that her face became an iconic image as the murdered Laura Palmer. Other screen highlights included the advent of Baywatch, Martin Scorsese 's Mafia movie Goodfellas, British animation Creature Comforts and the UK debut of The Simpsons. Meanwhile, Nelson Mandela walked free after 27 years, the World Cup was held in Italy and Pavarotti popularised Puccini's Nessun Dorma. Director Karina Brennan ; Executive producer Alan Brown
I Love 1991 is on Good Friday at 11.35pm
Comedy. A cure for depression is rushed into production to revive the fortunes of a pharmaceutical company. When the side-effects turn out to be disastrous, the company attempts a cover-up, but one of its employees has other ideas.
Widescreen. Review page 47. (1996, 15)
(Repeats are not indicated)
[web address removed]
Exam Revision
3.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision: Science - Biology
Cell activity, plus humans and plants as organisms
