Live from Portsmouth, as part of the D-Day commemorations. Presented by Simon McCoy and Mishal Husain , and from
9.00 Carrie Gracie. D-Day remembered: page 14

Antony Worrall Thompson is joined by army chef Rob Burns who makes corned beef and potato cakes using the contents of a ration pack. Plus James Martin prepares one of three meals as chosen by viewers.
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The itinerant chef rustles up piscine cuisine.

Reporting on a Bristol scheme for the deaf children of hearing parents. With sign language, voiceover and in-vision subtitles. Repeated Tuesday at 1.10am on BBC1 www.bbc.co.uk/seehear

The locations in Far from the Madding Crowd.

previewing religious satire Saved with MacaulayCulkin, plus
German/Mongolian documentary The Story of the WeepingCamel. With Tom Brook.

Adam Hart-Davis previews
Tuesday's astronomic spectacle of the planet Venus passing in front of the Sun. The Sky at Night has a further preview tomorrow at 11.55pm on BBC1
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Live coverage of the French Open ladies' final from Roland Garros in Paris, the second of this year's four Grand Slam tournaments. Last year Justine Henin-Hardenne became the first Belgian to win a Grand Slam title, but who will emerge as this year's champion? Presented by Andrew Castle , with commentary from David Mercer and Sam Smith.
Producer Paul Davies Highlights of the men's final tomorrow at 4.15pm in Sunday Grandstand

Witness to an Incident
A uniformed cop accidentally shoots a civilian.

Crime comedy starring Audrey Hepburn and Peter O'Toole.
A wealthy forger gives an imitation work of art to a Paris museum for exhibition. But his daughter fears his duplicity will be discovered.
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3/4. Desperately Seeking Meaning. With fame and wealth never enough for the celebrity class, those in the public eye soon branch off into politics, charity and philanthropy. Here, Blur's Alex James and artist Damien Hirst discuss their involvement with the Beagle II Mission to Mars project. Plus the unhappy relationship between politics and celebrity is highlighted with Noel Gallagher 's visit to Downing Street and the Beatles' meeting with Harold Wilson. But are charities beginning to suffer as stars start to back only fashionable causes? Suede's Brett Anderson , Frank Skinner , Jamie Oliver and Sara Cox are among the contributors.
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Benjamin Britten 's opera, based on Henry James 's story, with music performed by the City of London Sinfonia, showing as part of the Summer of Opera season. A governess takes charge of two children at a remote country house, but begins to see ghosts. When the apparitions - of a former governess and her valet lover - begin to affect the infants, she realises she must either leave or confront the spirits. A profile of Britten follows.
Libretto by Myfanwy Piper ; Producer Fiona Morris ; Director Katie Mitchell

Exploring the music and life of 20th-century composer Benjamin Britten through his work and friendships with young people. With many of his operas dealing with the innocence of children and their corruption by adults, this psychological portrait recounts Britten's own idyllic childhood and traces his associations with young boys during his adult life. Interviewees, including the late David Hemmings, tell of their time spent with the composer, and a German schoolboy with whom the 24-year-old Britten fell in love shortly before the Second World War talks about their relationship for the first time, some 65 years later.

(Britten's Rape of Lucretia is on Thursday, 7.30pm on Radio 3)

News presenter Kirsty Young takes the helm this week as comedians Dave Gorman and John Bird join Paul and Ian. Shown yesterdayonBBCl

Psychological drama starring Aidan Gillen and Emmanuelle Seigner. Francis, an introverted loner, spies on his beautiful neighbour late at night in her bedroom. After rescuing her from a mugging, the two become lovers. But Francis's continued voyeurism and paranoia draws him further into a nightmare he cannot control. Review page 47.
Director Mark Hanlon (1999.18)

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2.00 Hitting Targets: Jancis Robinson discovers how public services can measure their performance.

2.30 Evaluating Pre-School Education: How can statistics help prove that beginning a child's education at an early age is beneficial?

3.00 Uncertain Principles: An exploration of Quantum Theory.

3.30 Wild Moves - Land: Chris Packham shows how different animals cope with moving about on land.

4.00 Finding a Voice - Alex and Leigh

4.30 La Bonne Formule

5.00 What's Right for Children?

5.30 The Next Big Thing