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In search of divine armour.
Cameron has last-minute nerves. Part of the Potty about Books season.
Miss Hoolie and PC Plum go whale-spotting.
Big Boot on the loose?
Projects raids a recycling bin.
Director Franco Zeffirelli 's passionate dramatisation of Shakespeare's romantic tragedy about young Veronese lovers caught between their warring families. Review page 57.
(1968, PG) Followed by The Witness
Michelle Collins appeals on behalf of children's charity Barnado's. Donations
details can be found on Sunday at 5pm on BBC1
Business issues with Adrian Chiles and Adam Shaw.
Live coverage of the colourful
Sussex Downs meeting described by Edward VII as "a garden party with racing tacked on". Including the E300,000 Sussex Stakes at
3.25 , plus other starts at 2.15,
2.50 and 4.00.
it's spatulas at 20 paces for
Antony Worrall Thompson and Paul Rankin.
Quickfire quiz.
An auction on the isle of Anglesey in North Wales, renowned for its beguiling natural beauty.
Harry Beck 's London Underground Map. In 1931, draughtsman Harry Beck realised that an electrical-circuit diagram was the ideal model for a new and improved map of the tube network. Two years later, the first version of a design icon was published. But why did he exclude everything at street level? And what dictated his choice of colour for each line? Minding the gap, Nicholas Crane finds out.
Director/Series producer Michael Waterhouse Nicholas Crane presents Coast on Friday at 9pm
4/10. How did a camera-shy politician end up the world's most photographed man? Initially, Hitler was suspicious of the medium, but later wielded its power as a tool for mass manipulation. Hitler's chosen photographer was Heinrich Hoffmann. In the 1930s, his carefully composed portraits showed the Nazi dictator as strong yet benevolent - insidious propaganda that was to enthral and corrupt a nation.
The Body of ... Adolf Hitler is at 11.20pm on BBC3
RT DIRECT: save £5 on The World's Most Photographed hardback book. Send a cheque for £20 (incl p&p) payable to Radio Times to: [address removed], or call [number removed]
4/6. What makes food sexy? Merrilees Parker investigates. Plus finger-licking fare at the world barbecue championships, top Irish salmon with chef Richard Corrigan , John Sergeant's Russian chicken and Heston Blumenthal 's fizzy fruit.
Series producer Dermot Caulfield ; Exec producer Gary Hunter Spiced pork belly and spaghettini of lobster: page 34
Why did the author Arthur Conan Doyle kill off his most famous creation - master detective Sherlock Holmes - at the height of his popularity? Douglas Henshall stars in an absorbing one-off drama that explores intriguing links between Doyle's work and a life scarred by guilt, grief and childhood trauma.
RT Direct: save £2 on CD audiobook The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes - £15.99 incl p&p. Call [number removed], quoting ref [number removed]
Mystery within a mystery: page 22
Hosted by Gavin Esler. (S)
The two teams are challenged to produce a line of clothing for a fashion show. But will the winsome models prove to be too much of a distraction?
Shownat9pmonBBC3 RT DIRECT: save E2 on Trump's book How to Get Rich, paying E14.99 (incl pSp). To order call [number removed]7979 (national rate)
2/8. Did Michael Peterson 's wife uncover details of his bisexuality shortly before she died? The gripping real-life murder investigation continues. (5)
www.btx.co.uk/ieamingzone
Open University/General Interest Repeats not indicated.
2.00 Homegrown Hollywood 2/3. British short films. With strong language and distressing scenes.
