With Bill Turnbull and Sian Williams. Including viewers' questions in News Watch at 7.45.
Antony Worrall Thompson welcomes chef Gino D'Acampo and food writer Mary Berry. Rick Stein cooks lamb; Delia Smith focuses on game and poultry.
2/10. Fish suppers and the best chocolate puddings. <R)
New series 1/5. Drama from
See Hear. Jamil is fretting about the future. With in-vision subtitles.
Writer/Producer David Horbury : Director Louis Neethling Rptd Tuesday at 1.35am onBBCI www.bbc.co.uk/seehear
2/2 More from Melbourne, where over 3,000 deaf athletes are competing. With sign language, voiceover and in-vision subtitles.
Reviewing Ray and Ladder 49.
Shown last Monday on BBC1
Compelling war drama, showing to mark Thursday's National
Holocaust Memorial Day. Having evaded the Nazis, a young Polish boy has to fend for himself in the ghetto. Review page 48. Director Soren Kragh-Jacobsen
(1997) Holocaust - a Music Memorial Film from Auschwitz is tonight at 9pm
The Next Witness. Wolfe finds fresh facts about a blackmail plan that led to murder.
Mr Monk and the Sleeping Suspect Can a man in a coma really be responsible for murder?
4/7. Silver Blaze. Holmes is called in when a valuable racehorse goes missing on Dartmoor. Dramatised by John Hawkesworth
First shown on ITV
Live coverage of the concert at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium to raise money for the victims of the Boxing Day disaster. Among those performing in front of the 65,000-strong crowd over the course of the day are Eric Clapton , Jools Holland , Manic Street Preachers, Keane, Craig David , Lemar, Liberty X, Embrace, Feeder, Badly Drawn Boy, Kelly Jones , Heather Small , Charlotte Church, Aled Jones ,
Katherine Jenkins and Snow Patrol. Live coverage continues on Five from 7pm, joined by Radio 2 at
8.30pm. Highlights of the event are at 11pm. Asia - One Month On is on Wednesday at 7.30pm on BBC1
Zoe Williams of The Guardian reviews the news.
Director Vernon Antcliff ; Producer Ged Clarke
3/5. Portsmouth Dockyard. For centuries the world's biggest military/industrial complex, the dockyard stood as a testament to the fear of invasion, particularly by France. As he hears the stories of those who have lived and worked there, Jonathan Meades considers its role as an instrument for the generation of dread. Director Colin Murray : Series producer Allan Campbell
First shown on BBC4 Antiques Roadshow visits Portsmouth docks, tomorrow at 6.45pm
Einstein's Unfinished Symphony. To mark 100 years since Einstein's special theory of relativity, the first of two programmes is a documentary with dramatised inserts on how he spent his final years trying to disprove the implications of much of his earlier work. Producer Nick Green Shown last Thursday Einstein's Equation of Life and Death is on Thursday at 9pm
A A moving film that reflects on the Nazis' use of music as a psychological tool in Auschwitz. For the first time since its liberation 60 years ago, permission has been granted for music to be heard again at the camp.
While survivors of the orchestras set up by the SS recount their experiences, pieces by Bach, Chopin and others are performed by musicians including violinist Maxim Vengerov and pianist Emanuel Ax.
Producer Ben Weston ; Executive producer Peter Maniura Songs of Praise - Holocaust Remembered: tomorrow 5.05pm BBC1 Death and deliverance: page 31
3/11. With Fame Academy's Richard Park , Martin Fry of ABC, dance star Mylo and Swedish singer Therese. Shown last Sunday
Musical performances on a poignant day in Cardiff at the fund-raising concert to help those devastated by the Indian Ocean catastrophe.
Vibrant biographical drama starring
I Alan Rickman as the notorious "mad monk". Late-19th-century Siberia: after a religious vision, a mystic of dubious powers heads for St Petersburg and worms his way into the court of the tsar. Review page 48.
Director Uli Edel (1996, 15)
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