The attempted assassinations of Adolf Hitler and Charles de Gaulle.
Archie's feeling glum.
07.00-8.00am digital viewers can watch Make It Magical, which includes an animated book of children's winter pictures, makes, recipes, songs and a competition.
The duo help a Scots cousin rediscover his roots.
Keepers anxiously await a birth of one of the rarest species on Earth - the Pere David deer. <s)
3/4. In the remote Tenere desert, Palin finds the Sahara's soul.
13/5. The many extraordinary uses to which insects put silk.
(First shown on BBC1)
4/6. Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin' (1943-60) Rodgers and Hammerstein's musical comedies. First shown on BBC4
Musical drama starring Glenn Close and Harry Connick Jr , featuring songs by Rodgers and Hammerstein. On a Pacific island during the Second World War, a navy nurse becomes involved with a French widower, while a marine falls for a local girl. Review page 85. Director Richard Pearce (2001)
Paul Martin goes on the road with a Romany historian as the antiques show visits Lincoln.
A letter from a dead friend sends the elderly sleuth on a journey around England. Dramatised by TR Bowen
(Miss Marple: The Mirror Crack'd from Side to Side is tomorrow at 3.30pm)
Will City Hospital's Andi Peters and Ward Sister Shelley prove clinical in the kitchen?
Feature-length version of the classic sitcom. With an invasion looming, the fate of Walmington-on-Sea rests with Britain's least competent Home Guard unit. Show more
Fun comedy adapted from the popular TV sitcom, starring Arthur Lowe , John Le Mesurier and Clive Dunn. It's 1940 and a German invasion is threatened. But don't panic, the defence of Walmington-on-Sea is in the hands of Capt Mainwaring and his motley crew of hapless volunteers. Review page 85.
Director Norman Cohen (1971, U)
New series 1/12. Stories of remarkable people and their battles to preserve British churches. St Hywyn's, Aberdaron. This beautiful church in North Wales is under threat from the encroaching sea. Is the Rev Evelyn Davies 's recurring dream a sign that she's to be its salvation? Bill Paterson narrates.
Director/Producer Richard Denton
Australia - Taking the Heat. Currently the most arid continent on Earth, Australia was once covered in lush rainforest. The animals living here today evolved some extreme survival strategies under the pressure of this catastrophic climate change. Now, red kangaroos must remain on the move, frogs lie dormant for seven years, koalas sleep 20 hours a day, and crocodiles go up to two years without food. Jeremy Northam narrates. Producer Clare Brook : Series Editor Tim Martin
9/11. As Caesar's power spirals out of control, Brutus finds his loyalty tested. Contains scenes of a sexual nature, violence and strong language.
Writer Adrian Hodges : Director Alan Taylor More cast on page Repeated on Friday 30 December at lam on BBC1
(SXAD) www.bbc.co.uk/rome
From James Bond to Carry On, Man about the House to Hammer horror, British glamour girls were increasingly a feature of film and TV during the 1950s, 60s and 70s. Sunday Sport editor Tony Livesey recalls this 30-year fascination with saucy sirens. What does it say about the British sense of humour and our changing attitude to sex? One-time glamour girls Barbara Windsor, Honor Blackman, Madeline Smith and Wendy Richard help get to the bottom of the phenomenon.
4/6. Dave tells a bloodcurdling horror story and reveals some of the most painful moments of his career, which include the loss of a finger.
Producers Sue Andrew and Dave Morley
r Oscar-winning period drama starring Glenn Close and John Malkovich. Pre-Revolutionary France: the scheming, treacherous and beautiful Marquise de Merteuil is seething with jealousy - her most recent lover has left her to marry a virgin. Enlisting the help of the roguish and amoral Vicomte de Valmont, she hatches an intricate plot of seduction and revenge. Review page 85.
Director Stephen Frears (1988, 15)
