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2/6. Suppers and Snacks. A tasty twist on shepherd's pie, port and stilton toasts, and beer-battered cod with chips.
8/13. Sunday Brunch. Pancakes with maple syrup and scrambled egg with smoked salmon.
Postponed from 13 August
Snowdonia. The stark beauty of Wales's highest mountain range belies its industrial past
With Chris Beardshaw.
A night out for the New York cops ends with an armed robbery - and their street cred in tatters.
Outtakes - genuine hiccups or a cynical marketing ploy? Plus the row over the raunchy comedies storming the box office.
Grandiose historical epic starring Deborah Kerr ,
Robert Taylor and Peter Ustinov. Under the sadistic Nero, Christianity is outlawed and the beautiful daughter of a Roman general must choose between her faith and her lover. Review page 49. Director Mervyn LeRoy (1951, PG) Deborah Kerr stars in King Solomon's Mines on Tuesday at 1.10pm
Stranded in a small desert town, Jim loses a client's $10,000.
A death row inmate is poisoned minutes before his execution. Posing as a con, Monk investigates.
The discovery of a human bone in a furnace sparks a murder hunt. Guest-starring Jude Law.
(First shown on ITV)
Marine memorabilia will surely be up for auction as Paul Martin and co visit the port town of Plymouth. Series producer Hannah Comeck ; Exec producer Jane Lomas
Colin Davis conducts students from London's Royal Academy of Music and New York's Juilliard School in tonight's live concert at the Royal Albert Hall, which begins with two wartime works. Aaron Copland's majestic Fanfare for the Common Man for brass and percussion was written in 1942 as a tribute to those fighting the Second World War. In contrast, Ralph Vaughan Williams's bleak Sixth Symphony from 1948 suggests a desolate postwar landscape. The programme concludes with what is perhaps Hector Berlioz's best-known work, the dazzling Symphonie Fantastique, in which the composer explores his real life obsession with a beautiful actress. With Charles Hazlewood.
(Also live on Radio 3 from 7pm)
(See Radio Choices: page 120)
(Interactive: digital viewers can access notes on the music)
(Brahms's German Requiem and Zemlinsky's The Little Mermaid feature in Proms on Four tomorrow at 7.30pm on BBC4)
3/3. Dramatised documentary series charting perhaps the greatest evacuation in naval history.
Deliverance. Dunkirk has become a siege town. The survival of remaining troops depends on the ability of men like Lt Jimmy Langley to hold off the German advance while evacuation is carried out. But then
Langley is injured. Timothy Dalton narrates.
Writers Alex Holmes , Neil McKay and Lisa Osborne
Producer Rob Warr : Director Alex Holmes Dunkirk: the Soldiers' Story is on Monday at 11.20pm
Nail-biting Second World War drama. When German PoWs attempts to break out of Camp McKenzie in the Scottish Highlands, a special troubleshooter is sent to deal with the situation. Review page 49.
Director Lamont Johnson (1970, 12)
Offbeat thriller starring Martin Donovan. Architect Robert Marling is weighed down with a gambling addiction and an embittered ex-wife. But then he meets clairvoyant stripper Heaven, who reveals his problems are only just beginning. Review page 49. Director Scott Reynolds (1998)
Birth of Israel
14 May 1948: as Arab tanks mass on Palestine's borders, Jewish leaders declare independence.
Director Nic Young ; Exec producer Richard Bradley An episode on Kristallnacht is tomorrow at 1.20am
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