That's TV Tuesday

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s

David tries to convince Amy that he won't pursue his relationship with Linda, but she remains dubious about his intentions. Comedy, starring Keith Barron and Gwen Taylor

Rigsby receives an unexpected reply when he places a personal advert in the paper

Matthew's father refuses to invest in his future until the lad gets a job. Henry's hidden stash of loose change goes missing, making his cash-strapped son an obvious suspect

Penny feels Vince is taking her for granted and decides to teach him a lesson

Lavender changes her mind and promises her shares to Stokes, and Ivy gets into trouble for telling Sir Ralph about his wife's indiscretions

Bob has doubts about his marriage when he realises all his peers - even the vicar - seem to be getting divorced. Classic comedy, starring Rodney Bewes and James Bolam

Stan's busy love life makes him late for work again. Comedy, starring Reg Varney

Fenner's new personal assistant gets short shrift from the girls

We look at the bombers deployed and their strategic use by both the Allied and Axis forces during the Second World War including the Lancaster, Wellington, Blenheim, Liberator and Flying Fortress.

We explore all the major battles of the Second World War, from the early defeats in Norway and France to the military successes at El Alamein and Tunisia and the surrender of the Nazis in 1945.

May 1940 - Britain faced a military disaster, soldiers desperately retreated to the port of Dunkirk awaiting rescue without supplies.This is the story of the rescued and rescuers - in their own words

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s

Harold holds a meeting of the local Labour Party in his front room, hoping to be appointed the official candidate for Shepherd's Bush - but proves to be too working-class by far

Cousin Shifty moves in with Grandad when he is released from prison, while Aveline gets engaged to Oswald. From September 1989

Vince convinces Penny that a holiday in Portugal will be their parting gesture. Romantic comedy, starring Paul Nicholas and Jan Francis

Rigsby receives an unexpected reply when he places a personal advert in the paper

Bob wallows in self-pity, convinced he will never be able to cope without Thelma and increasingly worried about what the neighbours will think of Terry's home-making efforts

The wedding party return after spending a night under the stars, but Kenneth is nowhere to be found. Meanwhile, Rob checks in with his much anticipated friend

Debbie is made to realise how much her life is restricted by her responsibilities, and Sue does a runner after her debts are made common knowledge

Gene comes up against a left-wing feminist group when a man is murdered. Chris uses the opportunity to impress Shaz with his knowledge of women's issues, and Ray dates a communist

The wedding party return after spending a night under the stars, but Kenneth is nowhere to be found. Meanwhile, Rob checks in with his much anticipated friend

Kev wakes up on his birthday in high spirits, only to learn his mother has thrown herself from her balcony. He is further perturbed by the presence of ex-wife Roxy at the funeral

Billy wastes money on a stolen statue and Joey tries to claim an incontinence allowance for Grandad. First episode of Carla Lane's comedy, with Jean Boht and Peter Howitt

Ludicrus is asked to play the part of compere at the Vestal Virgins ceremony, but almost spoils the show

Clare seems to have found the perfect boyfriend at last, but Sarah has limits as to just how much perfection she can stand

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s

Rita Simcock is not looking forward to the annual dentists' dinner dance, fearing her husband's roving eye will get the better of him

Caroline asks the feuding pair to supply the entertainment for her charity luncheon, but soon regrets her decision. Comedy, starring Donald Sinden and Windsor Davies

Simon's love life hots up when an old flame reappears on the scene. Comedy, starring Donald Sinden and Windsor Davies