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FRIDAY 9 MAY
Presented by Francine Stock
MOSCOW TERRORISTS
Channel 4 has made a documentary drama of the night that Chechen rebels captured a packed Moscow theatre and held the theatre goers hostage, fearing for their lives.
Producer/Director Dan Reed and Bridget Kendall, former BBC correspondent in Moscow, discuss the documentary
Terror in Moscow, Channel 4 at 9pm on Monday 12 May 2003
Listen to the discussion
I CAPTURE THE CASTLE
Dodie Smith's beloved novel I Capture The Castle is adapted for the screen by the Shakespeare in Love production crew. Reviewed by Rowan Pelling, editor of the Erotic Review.
I Capture The Castle, Cert.PG, on general release from today, Friday 9 May.
Listen to the review
JOHN'S MUSEUM CONTENDER: No.1
John Wilson takes us through the museums contending for the £100,000 Gulbenkian Prize. He starts with the oldest, the Natural History Museum.
The remaining 3 shortlisted museums will be featured on Mon/Tues/Wed of next week - and the winner will be announced in next Thursday's programme.
Listen to the item
TUBE MAP POEM
Poet Michael Donaghy has written a poem about the Tube Map to honour its creator, electrical draughtsman Harry Beck, who based its design on his circuit diagrams.
Listen to the poem
CHRISSIE HYNDE
Francine Stock speaks to Chrissie Hynde about The Pretenders and their latest album Loose Screw.
Loose Screw is available now on Eagle Records
Listen to the item
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RELATED LINKS
BBCi News: Moscow Theatre's Night of Terror
Chrissie Hynde Website
BBCi News: Gulbenkian Prize for Museums
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