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New series The morning food fest returns with Antony Worrall Thompson joined by chef Ed Baines , who will be preparing one of three dishes at the end of the show. To make your choice ring [number removed] (calls cost 10p max). You can also vote via your handset or bbc.co.uk/food/saturdaykitchen. Meanwhile Indian cook Reshman Martin gives tips on essential spices and, from the archives, Delia Smith prepares paella. Producer Michael Connock ; Executive producer Elaine Bancroft

Live coverage of this morning s play in the World Match Play championship at Wentworth. The action continues at 1.40pm in Grandstand on BBC1.

Behind the scenes of a deaf theatre workshop at the Tower of London, plus training to become a lawyer. Clive Mason and Kibra Taye host. With sign language, voiceoverand in-vision subtitles. Repeated Tuesday 12.55am on BBC1 www.bbc.co.uk/seehear Followed by The Witness

Chris Beardshaw shows what you can do with grass. More at
5.25pm. (Revised rpt)

Will Smith and Angelina Jolie discuss their roles in Shark Tale. Shown Monday on BBC1

Jane Doe No 37. An anonymous bag lady is slain.

Reverential adaptation of Oscar Wilde 's celebrated comedy of manners, the first of three films today celebrating the 150th anniversary of the playwright's birth. Two bachelors pretend to be called "Ernest" in order to court separate women. But both women fall for Ernest's charms. Review page 53.
Director Anthony Asquith (1952. U)
Stephen Fry stars in Wilde at 10.10pm Barry Norman on Oscar Wilde: p51

Further live coverage from the Wentworth club.

Jim White of The Telegraph looks at the week's news.

Chris Beardshaw visits the Vale
Of Evesham. (Revised rpt)

Australia House. Frank and Betty want to emigrate.
Writer Raymond Allen

The town hall in Reading, Berkshire, hosts the antiques-toauctionshow. Paul Martin is joined in the quest for hidden valuables by experts James Braxton and Mark Stacey.
Series producer John Miller ; Executive producer Jane Lomas

Ends 8.10. www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour
The Gracie Fields Story An affectionate tribute to one of our true national institutions, marking 25 years since her death. Through interviews with friends and colleagues, and previously unseen archive footage, this fascinating documentary explores the extraordinary singing voice, comic genius and unique talent and versatility that made her the greatest female entertainer Britain has ever produced.
Director Suzanne Phillips ; Executive producer David M Jackson

New series 1/6. The definitive guide to the history of performance magic from ancient Egypt to the 21st century. Mind Magic. Prepare to be amazed by mind-reading illusions that seem to defy explanation as the history of mental trickery is revealed. The oracle of Delphi, spiritualism and today's psychological illusionist Derren Brown come under scrutiny. Plus an array of interviewees, including Uri Geller , and a modern version of a 1950s mind trick.
Series producer Kerry Richardson : Executive producer Andy Batten-Foster

New series 1/4. The history and culture of the great Italian city brought to life by Venetian Francesco da Mosto through computer-generated imagery and dramatic reconstructions. Blood. How did a metropolis of palaces, gold, jewels, art and unrivalled treasures arise from a malaria-ridden swamp? Da Mosto also explains why Venice came to enjoy all the glory of a royal capital - without a resident monarchy - and recounts how one single man, tortured and blinded by his enemies, would lead the city to a revenge so terrible it would go down in history as one of the worst crimes ever. Producer Sam Hobkinson ; Executive producer Basil Comely City of dreams, plus book offer: page 28

Thought-provoking biographical drama about the life of Oscar Wilde , the second of three films showing in a tribute
- to the playwright. Wilde is the toast of Victorian London, but his celebrity masks an increasingly reckless private life. When he falls in love with the wilful Lord Alfred Douglas , Wilde risks more than just his reputation Review page 53
Director Brian Gilbert (1997, 15) Barry Norman on Oscar Wilde: page 51; Film Trivia: page 51

Albert Finney stars in the last of today's films celebrating the 150th anniversary of Oscar Wilde 's birth. Dublin, the 1960s: as usual, bus conductor Alfie Byrne is captivating his passengers by reciting from the works of Oscar Wilde. When beautiful Adele Rice joins the bus, Alfie realises he has the opportunity to fulfil his dream of staging Wilde's Salome, with Adele as his princess. Review page 53.
Director Suri Krishnamma (1994, 15) Barry Norman on Oscar Wilde: page 51

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Open University/General Interest Repeats not indicated.
2.00 Caught in Time 64765 2.30 Blue Haven
3.00 The True Geometry of Nature 47456 3.30 A Language for Movement 34524 4.00 Hotel Hilbert 55017 4.30 Life on a Thread 48185 5.00 Cell City - City Works
5.30 Invasion of the Plague Carriers