Listings
: Weekend 24
Presented by Bill Turnbull and Sian Williams.Contributors
Presented By:
Bill
Turnbull
Presented By:
Sian
Williams.
: News
: Clive Anderson's Conspiracies: Presidents
Are the media, governments or shadowy agents to blame for American presidential scandals? First shown on BBC ChoiceContributors
Presenter:
Clive
Anderson
: Saturday Kitchen Live
Antony Worrall Thompson is Gregg Wallace 's guest on the interactive cookery show, while from the archives, Delia Smith shows how to make warming meatballs in ghoulash sauce and steak-and-kidney pudding. Meanwhile, Gary Rhodes rustles up two quintessentially British dishes - shepherd's pie and beer-battered fish and chips. Producer Michael ConnockEditor Elaine Bancroft BBCi- special programme features are available by pressing the red button on your handset or via the website www.bbc.co.uk/food/saturdaykitchen
Contributors
Unknown:
Antony Worrall
Thompson
Unknown:
Gregg
Wallace
Unknown:
Delia
Smith
Unknown:
Gary
Rhodes
Producer:
Michael
Connock
Editor:
Elaine
Bancroft
: Snooker
Ray Stubbs introduces highlights from last night's quarter-final clash in the Masters tournament from Wembley. Commentary from Clive Everton, Dennis Taylor , John Virgo and Willie Thome.Contributors
Introduces:
Ray
Stubbs
Unknown:
Dennis
Taylor
Unknown:
John
Virgo
Unknown:
Willie
Thome.
: See Hear
Lara Crooks presents a profile of actors Ramon and Tyrone Woolfe , plus a look at a drama course involving both deaf and hearing actors. With sign language and in-vision subtitles. Repeated Tuesday at 2.50am on BBC1 www.bbc.co.uk/seehearContributors
Unknown:
Tyrone
Woolfe
: The Sky at Night
Patrick Moore talks to leading artist David A Hardy about the importance of space art.Shown last Sunday BBC1 Followed by Witness
Contributors
Talks:
Patrick
Moore
Artist:
David A
Hardy
: Full Circle with Michael Palin: Borneo and Java
The amiable traveller encounters orang-utans in Borneo's rainforest, while in Ramadan-observing Java he visits the southern hemisphere's largest monument.Contributors
Presenter:
Michael
Palin
: Film 2003 withJonathan Ross
Including reviews of police thriller Narc and Two Weeks Notice.Shown last Monday BBCI
: Cagney and Lacey
Date Rape. A double bill of Watching the Detectives crime drama begins with the duo at loggerheads as to whether a sexual-assault victim encouraged the attack.: Perry Mason
The Case of the Tell-Tale Talk ShowHost. The killing of a highly unpopular radio-station owner proves tough to solve when Mason realises that all his employees had reasons for wanting him dead.: What thePapers Say
Nick Cohen of The Observer casts an eye over press coverage of the week's news. iContributors
Unknown:
Nick
Cohen
: Snooker
Steve Davis and John Parrott join presenter Ray Stubbs at the Wembley Conference Centre to set the scene for the first, best-of-11-frames semi-final in this year's Masters.The champion for the last two years, Yorkshire's
Paul Hunter , had the better of a tense 6-5 encounter with Scotland's Alan McManus in last year's corresponding match, while 2002's defeated finalist, Welshman
Mark Williams , held off a comeback from London veteran Jimmy White in a nail-biting tie that produced the same scoreline.
Competition from the likes of "Rocket"
Ronnie O'Sullivan , world champion Peter Ebdon , world number one Williams and in-form world number two
Stephen Hendry cannot be underestimated - but if he does reach this stage, can Hunter go on to become the first player since Hendry to win the title three years in succession?
Producer Alison Witkover ; Executive producer Graham Fry
Contributors
Unknown:
Steve
Davis
Unknown:
John
Parrott
Presenter:
Ray
Stubbs
Unknown:
Paul
Hunter
Unknown:
Alan
McManus
Unknown:
Mark
Williams
Unknown:
Jimmy
White
Unknown:
Ronnie
O'Sullivan
Unknown:
Peter
Ebdon
Unknown:
Stephen
Hendry
Producer:
Alison
Witkover
Producer:
Graham
Fry
: Trust Me I'm a Politician
Last December's "Cheriegate" affair did little to abate the rampant public cynicism reserved for politicians - a mistrust evidenced in the turnout at the 2001 general election, which was the lowest for more than 80 years. In this documentary, Michael Cockerell talks to figures including Edwina Currie , Max Clifford , Geoffrey Robinson and Neil Hamilton in an effort to see if spin, sleaze and ministerial failure is to blame, or whether the media's sneering political coverage is most at fault.Producer Tom Giles : Executive producer Fiona Stourton
Contributors
Talks:
Michael
Cockerell
Unknown:
Edwina
Currie
Unknown:
Max
Clifford
Unknown:
Geoffrey
Robinson
Unknown:
Neil
Hamilton
Producer:
Tom
Giles
Producer:
Fiona
Stourton
: Terry Jones's Hidden Histories - Rome
In the second of two films unearthing the secrets of ancient civilisations, original Monty Python member Terry Jones brings to light some surprising facts about the Romans - revelations which include drinking habits at the Priest and the Cucumber bar, the major problem of burglary, and exactly what went on in Roman bathhouses. Director Phil GrabskyEditor Phil Reynolds
First shown on Discovery
Terry Jones also hosts Crusades, showing at 8pm on UK History
Contributors
Presenter:
Terry
Jones
Director:
Phil
Grabsky
Editor:
Phil
Reynolds
: Snooker
Coverage of the second semi-final from Wembley, the winner of which is guaranteed to leave the tournament with a cheque for at least £100,000. With Ray Stubbs ,Steve Davis and John Parrott. www.bbc.co.uk/snooker
Subsequent programmes may run late or change
Contributors
Unknown:
Ray
Stubbs
Unknown:
Steve
Davis
Unknown:
John
Parrott.
: Live Floor Show
Experienced Irish stand-up Ed Byrne , Perrier Award nominee Adam Hills and American comic Patrice O'Neal guest on the comedy showcase, while music comes from choral-pop troupe the Polyphonic Spree and hip-hop outfit Big Brovaz. Hosted by Dara O'Briain , Matt Blaize and Lucy Porter , with regulars including Al Murray as the Pub Landlord. Director Dominic MacDonald : Series producer Gary Chippington www.bbc.co.uk/scotland/entertainment/livefloorshowContributors
Unknown:
Ed
Byrne
Unknown:
Adam
Hills
Unknown:
Patrice
O'Neal
Unknown:
Dara
O'Briain
Unknown:
Matt
Blaize
Unknown:
Lucy
Porter
Unknown:
Al
Murray
Director:
Dominic
MacDonald
Producer:
Gary
Chippington
: Tennis: Davis Cup
Sue Barker presents live coverage from Sydney as Great Britain attempt to record a famous victory over Australia on the third and final day of this first-round tie.However well-prepared they may be, Roger Taylor 's
British team, which has already lost Tim Henmanand Greg Rusedski to injury, faces a major test against the Australians - whose team comprises world number one Lleyton Hewitt , big-servers Wayne Arthurs and Mark Philippoussis , and doubles specialist Todd Woodbridge.
Commentary from David Mercer , John Barrett , John Lloyd , Pat Cash and Andrew Castle. Coverage continues on BBC1. Executive producerPaul Davies
Contributors
Unknown:
Roger
Taylor
Unknown:
Tim
Henmanand
Unknown:
Greg
Rusedski
Unknown:
Lleyton
Hewitt
Unknown:
Wayne
Arthurs
Unknown:
Mark
Philippoussis
Unknown:
Todd
Woodbridge.
Unknown:
David
Mercer
Unknown:
John
Barrett
Unknown:
John
Lloyd
Unknown:
Pat
Cash
Unknown:
Andrew
Castle.
: BBC Learning Zone
Repeats are not indicated, www.bbc.co.uk/learningzoneExam Revision GCSE Bitesize Revision - Modem World History
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