Hosted by Bill Turnbull and Jules Botfield.
1977. In the championships' centenary year, Virginia Wade wins the ladies' title, Borg defeats Connors in the men's event, while David Soul is in the charts with Don't Give up on Us. Coverage of this year's tournament begins on Monday at 12 noon.
Highlights from 1985 are on Friday at
11am
Chef Antonio Carluccio cooks lamb in egg and lemon sauce, and Sardinian sausage pasta for today's presenter Antony Worrall Thompson.
In the archive section,
Gary Rhodes serves up an alternative Sunday lunch, while Rick Stein 's 's Seafood Lovers '
Guide continues its run. Producer Michael Connock
Editor Elaine Bancroft BBCi: special features via the handset, or www.bbc.co.uk/food/saturdaykitchen
Alan Coxon and Kathy Sykes explore the history of chocolate and examine how it came to be the object of a countrywide obsession.
In the monthly arts edition, the winner of the See Hear new scriptwriters competition is announced. Plus the 81-year-old man with an unusual art collection. With sign language, voiceover and in-vision subtitles. Repeated Tuesday at 2.25am on BBCI www.bbc.co.uk/seehear
End of the Road. Construction work on a mountain-range road is dangerously hampered by a landslide. Followed by Witness
Oscar-winning epic drama set at the time of Christ, showing as this week's Saturday
Matinée. Wealthy prince Judah Ben-Hur sets himself up against the tyranny of his Roman masters. He's separated from his family, and is condemned to almost certain death as a galley slave by childhood friend Messala. But Ben-Hur and Messala are destined to meet again.
Widescreen. Review page 53.
Director William Wyler (1959, PG)
Continued live coverage of the eight-nation European Cup from Florence, including the men's 5,000m and both the women's and men's 4xl00m. Presented by Roger Black. The action continues tomorrow at
2.20pm in Sunday Grandstand. Executive producer Martin Webster
Editor Michael Cole
Rat Race. Adam Hart-Davis looks at how steam power stepped up the tempo of life and created the " rat race".
Producers Annabel Gllllngs and Prim Bath (Revised repeat)
Second World War drama. Major James Wilson plans a daring raid to destroy a heavily guarded German naval installation on the French coast. But the chances of any commandos returning from the mission are slim. Review page 53.
Director Paul Wendkos (1968. U)
Another chance to see the three-part series from last year chronicling the life of military hero the Duke of Wellington. The Makingofa Man. In the first episode, historian
Richard Holmes discovers what turned a shy boy from Ireland into one of Britain's most revered generals.
Producer Rachel Bell ; Executive producer Mark Fielder
Oscar-winning romantic comedy. Will Shakespeare's career is in crisis: his money is running out and he's suffering from writer's block. Then he meets beautiful aristocrat
Viola De Lesseps and his life - and the world of English literature - will never be the same again. Widescreen.
Director John Madden (1998.15) Film of the Week: page 47
Will policemen Nige and Phil be joining the boys from the Grapes on a day out at the races? And will the fag-end-in-the-urinal mystery finally be solved? Last in the series.
Written by Craig Cash and Phil Mealey ; Director Adrian Shergoid ; Producers
Lucy Ansbro and John Rushton Shown last Monday
In the third of a re-run of the series showcasing the 1970s, David Cassidy looks back at the year in which he battled with rival Donny Osmond to become the number-one teen idol and Magpie offered a trendier alternative to Blue Peter.
Director Marina Warsama ; Series producer Alan Brown
Comedy fantasy starring Dylan McDermott. Escaped convict Julian returns to Las Vegas in search of stolen ioot, but events have taken a dramatic turn. Widescreen. Review page 54. Director Jack Baran (1995.15)
Repeats are not indicated, www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone
5to7s 3.00 Literacy- Starship English -preparation in the skills required forthe National Test. plus a selection from Words and Pictures and Poems for Schools.
