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Bill Turnbull and Sian Williams host. NewsWatch is at 7.45.
Contributors
Unknown:
Bill
Turnbull
Unknown:
Sian
Williams
4/6. Breakfasts. Bangers and bacon, the delicate flavours of omelette Arnold Bennett and a pancake recipe.
Contributors
Unknown:
Arnold
Bennett
10/13. A Great Family Meal. Nutty scones, quick roast chicken and upside down plum cake.
Baby Broker. The pair investigate the sale of babies.
Keira Knightley grapples with Jane Austen in Pride and Prejudice. Shown last Monday on BBC1
Contributors
Unknown:
Keira
Knightley
Unknown:
Jane
Austen
Period adventure adapted from Joseph Conrad 's novel starring
Peter O'Toole and James Mason. Haunted by an act of cowardice, a sailor in South East Asia accepts a dangerous mission to try to find redemption. Review page 57.
Director Richard Brooks (1965, PG)
Contributors
Unknown:
Joseph
Conrad
Unknown:
Peter
O'Toole
Unknown:
James
Mason.
Director:
Richard
Brooks
Lord Jim:
Peter
O'Toole
Gentleman Brown:
James
Mason
Cornelius:
Curt
Jurgens
The General:
Eli
Wallach
Marlow:
Jack
Hawkins
Resurrection in Black and White Jim is hired to clear a man convicted of murder.
Contributors
Unknown:
White
Jim
Mr Monk and the Panic Room A dead music producer's pet chimpanzee is found holding the murder weapon.
Contributors
Unknown:
Mr
Monk
Live coverage from Wentworth Club in Surrey continues.
Colin Montgomerie , Luke Donald , Thomas Bjorn , Bernhard Langer , Retief Goosen , Trevor Immelman and Jose Maria Olazabal were among those expected to contest for a place in today's semi-finals. Hosted by Steve Rider. INTERACTIVE: if matches overrun, digital viewers can access continued coverage by pressing the red button
Contributors
Unknown:
Colin
Montgomerie
Unknown:
Luke
Donald
Unknown:
Thomas
Bjorn
Unknown:
Bernhard
Langer
Unknown:
Retief
Goosen
Unknown:
Trevor
Immelman
Unknown:
Jose Maria
Olazabal
Unknown:
Steve
Rider.
Dr Mender receives a crisis call from Frank.
Contributors
Writer:
Raymond
Allen
Harrogate in North Yorkshire welcomes presenter
Paul Martin and experts Anita Manning and David Barby. Series producer Peter Smith : Executive producer Tom Ware
www.bbc.co.uk/antiques
Contributors
Presenter:
Paul
Martin
Presenter:
David
Barby.
Producer:
Peter
Smith
Producer:
Tom
Ware
Only weeks after it was first shown on BBC1 another chance to see this visually stunning documentary piecing together highlights from the ground-breaking BBC natural history series The Blue Planet. Michael Gambon narrates this fascinating and superbly shot insight into the astonishing diversity of life in and around the world's seas. Review page 57.
Directors Andy Byatt , Alastair Fothergill (2003, PG)
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Gambon
Directors:
Andy
Byatt
Directors:
Alastair
Fothergill
Tears, tantrums and artistic triumphs have all played their part during the first week for five celebrity students taking an intensive art course at the prestigious Chelsea College of Art and Design.
This recap of the story so far shows just how
John Humphrys , Ulrika Jonsson , Clarissa Dickson Wright, Keith Allen and Radio 1's DJ Nihal have all discovered insights into their artistic capabilities.
The series continues on Monday at 6pm.
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Humphrys
Unknown:
Ulrika
Jonsson
Unknown:
Clarissa
Dickson
Unknown:
Keith
Allen
To generations his books including Swallows and Amazons were an integral part of growing up. But was there a darker side to the author? In this drama documentary the enthusiastic Griff Rhys Jones follows a trail that begins in Russia, reveals close links with many leading Bolsheviks, an affair with Trotsky's secretary and previously unreleased KGB documents about Ransome. But was he actually spying for the British secret service all along?
Writers Griff Rhys Jones and Andrew Thompson
Producer/Director Andrew Thompson Arthur Ransome 's most daring adventure: page 28
Contributors
Unknown:
Griff Rhys
Jones
Unknown:
Griff Rhys
Jones
Unknown:
Andrew
Thompson
Director:
Andrew
Thompson
Director:
Arthur
Ransome
Arthur Ransome:
Simon
Tcherniak
Evgenia Ransome:
Alina
Karmazina
Sir Basil Thomson:
Lain
Agnew
Foreign Office clerk:
Paul
Morrow
Ivy Ransome:
Jo
Freer
Tabitha Ransome:
Ana
Thompson
Red Army officer:
Kalev
Onnapnu
White Army officer:
Ain
Savinuk
Lavish period romantic drama based on the novel by Henry James and starring Helena Bonham Carter as impoverished Kate Croy , who's keen to return to the upper echelons of society that her mother gave up for love. She uses her penniless lover Merton to woo the rich but dying heiress Millie Theale. But Kate's plan is complicated by the passion kindled between Millie and Merton. Review page 57.
Director lain Sottley (1997, 15)
Contributors
Novel By:
Henry
James
Unknown:
Helena Bonham
Carter
Unknown:
Kate
Croy
Unknown:
Millie
Theale.
Kate Croy:
Helena Bonham
Carter
Merton Densher:
Linus
Roache
Millie Theale:
Alison
Elliott
Susan Stringham:
Elizabeth
McGovern
Aunt Maude:
Charlotte
Rampllng
Lionel Cray:
Michael
Gambon
Lord Mark:
Alex
Jennings
Journalists Ben Miles,:
Philip
Wright
Opium den lady:
Shirley
Chantrell
A global ceasefire day was the dream of film-maker Jeremy Gilley. For five years he documented his efforts to persuade the world, via the UN, Nobel Peace Prize laureates, aid agencies, freedom fighters, media moguls and victims of war. This Storyville film is the result.
Series editor Nick Fraser
Contributors
Unknown:
Jeremy
Gilley.
Editor:
Nick
Fraser
Zone www.bbcxo.uk/ieamingzone
Open University/General Interest Repeats not indicated
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