Presented by Bill Turnbull and Jules Botfield.
Topical guests join a studio audience for an insightful and humorous analysis of political events and personalities affecting the UK this week.
Celia Brooks Brown celebrates National Vegetarian Week with a dish of mushroom-stuffed artichokes in a basil and mascarpone sauce, while Gary Rhodes serves up a mushroom and caramelised onion suet pudding. In the archive section, Delia Smith gives a masterclass in cooking eggs, and viewers can vote for their favourite light lunch from chef Paul Rankin. Producer Michael Connock
Editor Elaine Bancroft BBCi: special features via the handset, or www.bbc.co.uk/food/saturdaykitchen Knives and fat-reducing grill offer p34
Alan Coxon and Kathy Sykes explore the history and science behind pasta.
A profile of Austin Reeves, a campaigner for the deaf community, who talks about his life and career. Presented by Emma Coleman. With signing, voiceover and in-vision subtitles. Repeated Tuesday at 2.05am on BBCI www.bbc.co.uk/seehear
Beauty therapists reveal some of their tricks.
The Mighty Atom. A mysterious fire releases a cloud of radioactive dUSt.
One of the most eagerly awaited films of the year, The Matrix Reloaded, is featured in the film magazine. Plus,
Robert DeNiro 's Tribeca Film Festival is back for a second year. Presented by Tom Brook.
The life and times of actor
Anthony Quinn.
Director John Das City beneath the Sea with Anthony Quinn is on Monday at 1.55pm
Medieval adventure. Arthur of Pendragon, supported by the gallant Sir Lancelot, defeats his rivals to become king. But his enemies set out to exploit Lancelot's secret love for Arthur's wife,
Guinevere. Review page 47.
Director Richard Thorpe
(1953. PG)
Showing as part of the Watching the Detectives strand.
Mr Monk Takes a Vacation
Benjy witnesses a murder while on holiday.
This documentary, shown earlier this year, provides a rare look behind the walls of Highgrove, home to Prince Charles. It was filmed over the course of a year and shows the prince, a strong advocate of organic principles, playing an active role in maintaining the 25-acre garden and 1,000-acre farm. Producer Sarah Pitt ; Series editor Michael Gunton
Will today's vendors make a profit with their antiques at auction in Buxton or go home out of pocket? Presented by Paul Martin , with experts Nigel Smith and Kate Alcock. A new second series continues on Monday at 3.30pm. Series producer Hannah Corneck
Executive producer Jane Lomas Postponed from 3 May
The acclaimed 26-part story chronicling the 1914-18 conflict continues with episode six.
Attention turns to the battle of the sea. British confidence in the Royal Navy was to be shattered as it suffered defeats - the worst one at Coronel off the coast of South America on 1 November 1914. An astonished world wondered at these spectacular disasters, failing to see beyond them to a time when German shipping would all but disappear from the seas. Episode seven follows on BBC4 at 8.15pm.
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Concluding a three-part re-run of the series revealing how Egypt rose from near extinction to form its New Kingdom. The Last Great Pharaoh. Ramesses the Great would reign for 67 years, command the largest empire on Earth and capture the imagination of the world. But in the end those entrusted with ensuring the immortality of the Pharaohs would destroy the very tombs they had built. Series producer Richard Bradley ; Executive producer Carol Sennett
The 100 novels that the nation has nominated as their best-loved read are revealed. With contributions from bestselling authors, historians and comedians, including John Mortimer , Jilly Cooper , Simon Schama , Alan Titchmarsh , Jo Brand and Terry Pratchett. Narrated by Joanna Lumley. Producer Nicky Pattison ; Series producer Mary Sackville West The Big Read Debate with Andrew Marr is tonight at 10.05pm on BBC4
Famous faces and a guest presenterjoin Ian Hislop and Paul Merton in the long-running satirical news quiz.
Shown yesterday on BBC1 www.bbc.co.uk/comedy
Another chance to see the first in a new six-part sitcom set in a pub, starring John Henshaw and Craig Cash. The series continues on Monday at 9.30pm.
Shown last Monday
Comedy starring Wesley Snipes and Patrick Swayze. Three New York drag queens get stuck in a small town. Befriending the locals, they turn their talent for glamour to good use. Review page 48.
Director Beeban Kidron (1995, PG)
Repeats are not indicated, www.bbc.co.uk/leamingzone
Exam Revision 3.00 GCSE Bitesize Revision Maths: Algebra
Including geometry, graphs, data handling and probability.
