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MONDAY 29 MARCH
Presented by Mark Lawson
MONSTER
Writer and critic Diane Roberts reviews Charlize Theron's Oscar winning portrayal of serial killer Aileen Wournos in the film, Monster.
Monster, certificate 18 is released on 2 April
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SAATCHI
A group of artists are mounting an unprecedented legal challenge to art collector Charles Saatchi. The Stuckists have filed a complaint to the Office of Fair Trading alleging that Saatchi's domination of the modern art market constitutes a monopoly and breaks competition laws. Newsnight's Business correspondent, Paul Mason, considers what the Stuckists have to prove to make a monopoly charge stick.
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DANIELE GATTI
Music director Daniele Gatti is the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra's regular conductor. However, Gatti has also guest-conducted with other international orchestras. Mark Lawson asks him how much difference of character there is between various outifts.
Daniele Gatti's Tchaikovsky CD with the RPO is on the Harmonia Mundi label
The RPO's concert of Russian music on 30 March at the Royal Festival Hall in London
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PETER USTINOV
Mark Lawson looks back at the life of Sir Peter Ustinov with the help of television film-maker, Michael Waldman.
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JANE ROOT
Controller of BBC2, Jane Root, announced today that she is leaving the BBC to run the Discovery Channel. Mark Lawson asks her if the current instability at the BBC played a part in her decision to go.
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