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FRIDAY 10 JANUARY
Presented by Francine Stock
SONS AND LOVERS
Novelist and biographer Victoria Glendinning reviews an ambitious new television adaptation of DH Lawrence's Sons and Lovers. written by Simon Burke and driected by Stephen Whittaker, it stars Sarah Lancashire as Gertrude Morel, the mother of William and Paul. Disappointed with her own life, Gertrude seeks to control the lives of her sons through a combination of disaproval and itense affection.
Sons and Lovers, ITV1, Sunday 12 January 9pm, concluding on Monday 13 January, 9 pm
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BARBARA HEPWORTH CENTENARY
On the occasion of Barbara Hepworth's centenary, abstract artist, Sir Terry Frost examines her legacy as a sculptor and recalls his time spent working for her in her studio.
The Barbara Hepworth Centenary Exhibition opens at Tate St Ives, Cornwall in the spring
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PERFUME DE VIOLETAS
The film Perfume de Violetas - No-one is Listening deals with a tragedy of sexual politics among adolescents in Mexico City. Maria Delgardo reviews.
Perfume de Violetas - No-one is Listening, certificate 15, at selected cinemas nationwide from 10 January
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ALAN GIBBONS
With the publication of his latest book, Caught in the Crossfire, award-winning children's writer, Alan Gibbons discusses putting politics into kids' books.
Caught in the Crossfire, published by Orion, 16 January 2003
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THE BEATLES - GET BACK SESSIONS
Detectives today seized five hundred reel to reel tapes of the Beatles' most famous recording from 1969, the 'Get back' sessions. Six people were arrested in South-East England and near Amsterdam. The tapes were stolen not long after they were made. Police today described them as 'priceless'. John Aizlewood assesses their significance.
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