Sky Arts Tuesday

Melvyn Bragg revisits an archive edition featuring musician Ravi Shankar

A look back at the career of British Soprano singer Lesley Garrett as Melvyn Bragg reflects on more unforgettable episodes of The South Bank Show

A performance captured at the famous Abbey Road Studio 2, in which Charles and Paraorchestra are joined by award-winning composer Rylan Gleave

Bob Ross depicts a winter's day, with a field of snow and a little cabin yielding to the bright, orange sun

Bob Ross depicts a scene in which a wilderness path leads to the side of a still lake in a setting that he accents with an abundance of trees

A surgeon saves the life of a wealthy patient and receives a wonderful gift - but his new asset proves a fearful liability. Starring John Alderton and Alison Fiske

When the new vicar of a church plans radical changes, conflict arises over a secret one of the locals has kept for years

Marital discord between writer Carl Borden and his wife Annette intensifies when poison is found in his food

Young thief Steve Morgan is in jail for his first offence, but he is too cocky for his own good

A profile of the actress, who rose to fame with her roles in The Adventures of Robin Hood and Gone with the Wind and won Oscars for To Each His Own and The Heiress

Bob Ross's use of blue, yellow and orange hues brings vibrancy to a wooded setting and cabin beside a clear blue lake

Bob Ross depicts a bubbling brook that appears the perfect complement to a range of rugged mountains

A fencing contest in London lands naive Nicholas Lillie in the middle of a bizarre adventure. Drama, with Benedict Taylor and Jim Broadbent

A woman joins a dating agency to try to overcome her shyness, but her plan backfires when an out-of-town solicitor tries a one-night stand

Cleve West's work on Horatio's Garden South West at the Duke of Cornwall Spinal Treatment Centre in Salisbury District Hospital

A look at the life and career of William Holden, an actor who became one of Hollywood's biggest box office draws from the 1950s through to the 1970s

Hannah Gordon hosts the art competition in which amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours

Hannah Gordon hosts the art competition in which amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours

Joan Bakewell and Frank Skinner begin their search for the UK's most talented portrait artist in London, where 21 contenders paint stars including Alison Steadman

An American thief faces extradition from a Middle East country for a crime he did not commit. Michael Brandon stars

A romantic Frenchman is forced into a decision when his mistress falls pregnant

An insurance investigator and his wife look into the case of Mrs Gillespie, who has been widowed twice and both times enjoyed windfall

A former nurse learns that her husband has been seeing another woman when he goes away on business trips

Documentary about a previously unknown album by the singer-songwriter, who was one of the most gifted vocalists and musiciand of her generation

The programme follows members of the brass section on the morning of the performance as they rehearse Mahler's Second Symphony and discuss their personal journeys

The duo head to the Lake District as they follow in the footsteps of William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge, who created some of their gretest work while in the region

Ian Nathan examines Mel Brooks' classic 1968 comedy, which stars Zero Mostel and Gene Wilder as two men who set out to make a Broadway flop

Critics Ian Nathan, Neil Norman and Stephen Armstrong count down and discuss their top 25 sci-fi films from the past 100 years

Waldemar Januszczak examines whether modern art remains interested in the concept of beauty, arguing that it is the definition that has changed

Members of Good Housekeeping magazine's book club meet Sebastian Faulks to discuss his latest novel Snow Country, and Monique Roffey talks about The Mermaid of Black Conch

Broadcaster and author Melvyn Bragg discusses his novel Love Without End: A Story of Heloise and Abelard

Sotheby's puts the world's most complicated handmade watch up for sale in Geneva, with the 1925 Henry Graves Supercomplication expected to fetch more than £10million

The remarkable contents of Winston Churchill's daughter Mary Soames' home come up for auction in London following her death in May 2014

A look back at the tenor's spiritual pilgrimage, an exploration of his homeland of Italy and the moments, songs and relationships that bring people together