2005. Horror. Director: Luke Watson. Stars Mark Letheren, Pip Torrens & David Burke. A historian is sent to verify an archaeological collection. Whilst there he discovers a gruesome local legend.

The Mother Hubbard Case. 1954. Starring: Ronald Howard, Howard Marion-Crawford & Archie Duncan. Sherlock Holmes tracks down a murderer who lures victims to empty houses, where they are killed.

1944. Comedy. Demobbed from the army, four troublesome soldiers are reunited with their old Sergeant. Starring Norman Evans, Nat Jackley and Dan Young. Directed by John E Blakely.

1995. Documentary. Narrated by Peter Williams. An intriguing insight into the lives of the Royal Family during WWII, with personal accounts from those who had surrounded them throughout the war.

1943. War. Directed by Dorothy Arzner. Stars Merle Oberon, Brian Aherne & Carl Esmond. A member of the Norwegian resistance faces complications when a British commando falls in love with her.

1949. Richard Todd, Ronald Reagan & Patricia Neal star in this sensitive adaptation of John Patrick's play focusing on a soldier with little time left, & the friendships he makes with those around him.

1968. A loving tribute to British Music Hall with Lily Morris & Gus Elen. Featuring original archive film, rare prints, portraits and photographs, it traces what remains of the great music halls.

Tables of the Heart - Part 1. 1973. Stars Nick Tate, Barbara Lott & Richard Leech. Surgeon, Stephen Saul, faces charges of criminal assault and of causing the death of his patient Eric Maple.

Tables of the Heart - Part 2. 1973. Stars Richard Leech & David Ashford. Sir Austin Semple gives his opinion on Eric Maple's heart condition and Charles Lotterby makes his counter statements.

Tables of the Heart - Part 3. 1973. Stars Nick Tate, Jonathan Elsom & Frank Moorey. Stephen Saul faces a tough cross examination and Dr. Venning gives evidence in his defence.

1953. Drama. Directed by Robert Hamer. Stars John Mills, Elizabeth Sellars, John McCallum & Geoffrey Keen. Released from prison after 12 years, a man seeks revenge on those who lied at his trial.

A late 60s local authority travelogue showcasing the wonders of the great Scottish city of Aberdeen.

1993. Documentary series that acts as a tribute to the greats of British cinema. This episode focuses on a brilliant tribute to Anna Neagle.

Libel. 1961. Stars John Ireland & Philip Latham. Two investment brokers sue a newspaper for an article claiming they worked for the Nazis. Eastern Insurance must prove the story is not libellous.

The Chosen Victim. 1976. Stars Patrick O'Connell, Derek Benfield & Kate O'Mara. An upward drift in Hammond stock rouses Brian's interest. Meanwhile, Jennifer and Ted receive bad news from Barbara.

A Token Attempt. 1985. Stars Leigh Lawson, Dee Sadler & Terry Taplin. Lomax is persuaded by the journalist, Robinson, to help his godchild Billie, who has a drug problem.

The Midas Touch. 1969. Stars Peter Vaughan, Richard Leech & Paul Stassino. Cradock has got his man - the brains behind the heist. But he knows all too well there's someone bigger still at large.

1967. Comedy. Directed by and stars Jacques Tati. With Barbara Dennek & Rita Maiden. When Monsieur Hulot has to contact a US official in Paris, he gets lost in the complexity of the modern city.

1948. Drama. Granting her final request, a Hollywood press agent brings the dead body of an actress back to her hometown for burial. Starring Frank Sinatra & Fred MacMurray.

1965. Comedy. Directed by Lance Comfort. Stars Steve Marriott, David Hemmings, Andrea Monet. Dave, ex-member of pop group 'The Smart Alecs', meets Erica, an attractive young woman seeking fame.

Take a nostalgic step back in time and enjoy the spectacular British Timken Show from 1967.

1933. Drama. Directed by George Pearson. Stars John Stuart, Viola Keats & Leslie Perrins. A nobleman, aspiring to becoming an earl, devises an evil scheme to murder his relative.

1953. War Time Drama. Lilli will not marry her love, an American reporter, until she becomes a star. Starring Lisa Daniely, Hugh McDermott and Sid James.

1957. Crime drama directed by Charles Saunders and starring Tom Drake, William Hartnell and Shirely Eaton. One of the two owners of a car business plans to embezzle the company's funds.

1944. Musical Western. Directed by Wallace Fox. Stars Jimmy Wakely, Dennis Moore, Lee 'Lasses' White. Three cowboys find themselves caught up with government agents and a gold smuggling operation.

1953. Adventure. Director: John Huston. Stars Humphrey Bogart, Gina Lollobrigida & Jennifer Jones. A group of rogues headed to Africa, in hopes of claiming valuable land, get stranded in Italy.

1954. Adventure. Directed by Tay Garnett. Stars Alan Ladd, Patricia Medina & Peter Cushing. A commoner disguises himself as the black knight to reveal those trying to overthrow King Arthur.

Mike Read continues his journey across Britain to find Blue Plaques. This episode features a host of well-known names including Peter Cushing, Caroline Munro, Arthur Conan Doyle and Oscar Wilde.

1970. Drama. Directed by Ken Hughes. Stars Richard Harris, Alec Guinness & Robert Morley. Politician and soldier, Oliver Cromwell, rises from the ranks to lead a civil war against King Charles I.

1949. Crime. Directed by Robert Hamer. Stars Eric Portman, Nadia Gray & George Cole. An unusual love triangle develops between two criminals and a policeman on the eve of the first World War.

UFOs - Pilots/Kaikoura Lights. 1995. Michael Aspel introduces pilots who speak for the first time about UFOs they have seen and UFO sightings on one night in the Kaikoura Peninsula in New Zealand.

Caroline Munro brings you a night of doom, gloom and horror down in the Cellar Club. First up is the intriguing 1971 episode of Doomwatch - In the Dark.

In the Dark. 1971. Stars John Nolan, Patrick Troughton & Alethea Charlton. A swimmer off the Scottish coast encounters deadly pollution, but the investigation uncovers something far stranger.

Let's continue the night with Caroline Munro as she brings to the table the gruesome horror The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue, also known as Let Sleeping Corpses Lie.

1974. Horror. Director: Jorge Grau. Stars Cristina Galbó & Ray Lovelock. Two travellers arrive in the countryside just in time for the rise of the living dead and the ensuing chaos.

Next week comes the challenge of problem solving and the consequences of superstitious minds, join Caroline Munro for a little taster.

2000. Crime. Directed by David Richards. Stars Ross Kemp, Maggie O'Neill & Julie Armstrong. A security guard becomes a national hero after fending off armed robbers. So why does he feel on edge.

1934. Crime drama. Directed by Phil Rosen. Stars Fay Wray, Ralph Bellamy & Melvyn Douglas. A woman on the run disrupts the peaceful existence of a man recently released from prison.

1947. Crime Drama. A calculating divorcee risks all by getting involved with a hot-headed murderer. Stars Claire Trevor and Lawrence Tierney. Directed by Robert Wise.

Run Rabbit Run. 1964. Narrated by Niall MacGinnis. Scenes from the beginning of the war in 1940, as the battles begin across Europe.

1941. Action. Directors: John English & William Witney. Stars Ralph Byrd, Michael Owen & Jan Wiley. Dick Tracy goes up against a villain known as The Ghost, who can turn himself invisible.

1961. An intriguing look at the world of lifts, with a study of the problems faced by engineers to get office workers up to the top of tall buildings.

Husky Becomes Invisible. 1963. Stars Murray Kash & Libby Morris. Dart is sent to Mars to find the eggs of the Aba bird to help find a cure for a condition known as the floats.

The Dead Ringers. 1966. Stars Adam West, Liberace & Burt Ward. Batman and Robin escape Chandell's trap and plot to outsmart him and put a stop to his malicious plan.

The King's Champion. 1962. Stars Dermot Walsh, John Bay & Ian Fleming. Led by a pretender to the English throne, a Black Knight issues a challenge that Richard must accept or forfeit his throne.

The Talisman of Sargon. 1961. Stars David Graham, Graydon Gould & George Murcell. The Supercar team are given the task of stopping Masterspy from getting control of the Talisman of Sargon.

Family. 1968. Director: Michael Forlong. Starring: James Forlong, Louise Rush, Ian Jessup, Irene Handl. A lion escapes from a circus but is rescued and protected by a young boy.

The Parting Guest. 1960. Stars Richard Greene, Patricia Driscoll & Hugh McDermott. Duncan the Scottish Highlander causes problems when he overstays his welcome and becomes infatuated by Marian.

1960. Sci-fi Horror. Directed by Edgar G. Ulmer. Stars Marguerite Chapman, Douglas Kennedy & James Griffith. A crazed scientist invents an invisibility formula, hoping to create an invisible army.

1956. Directed by Kenneth Fairbairn. A short film about various housewives around the country taking a day off from their traditional domestic chores.

The Devil's Laughter. 1959. Starring Patrick Westwood, Alfred Ryder and Ben Wright. The authorities encounter problems when trying to carry out the execution of convicted killer, John Marriott.

1979. Writer: Clive Exton. Dick's Aunt (Stella Kemball) tells him that her house has vanished. Richard Marley reveals that Harold Jenkins (Peter Godfrey) has perfected his ultimate weapon.

1875. 1963. Stars David Graham, John Bluthal & Paul Maxwell. Commander Zero, Steve and Venus get the key to Prof. Matic's time machine, but their exploration sends them to a Western town in 1875.

Shadow of Fear. 1968. Stars Paul Maxwell, Sylvia Anderson & Francis Matthews. To learn more about the Mysterons, Spectrum have created a plan to capture detailed images of their home planet, Mars.

1971. Comedy. Directed by and stars Jacques Tati. Features Marcel Fraval & Honoré Bostel. Mr. Hulot travels to Amsterdam to showcase his new camper van and encounters several hurdles on the way.

1959. Crime. Directed by Max Varnel. Stars Philip Friend & Susan Beaumont. When a teacher is wrongly accused of murdering a pupil, he must clear his name and save the school from another tragedy.

Guilt. 1977. Stars Douglas Fielding & James Ellis. Quilley was at school with Chris Murray and knows he wouldn't hurt a soul, so when Chris pleads guilty to a savage assault, he wants to know why.

1970. If It's Got Your Number On It. Created by John Finch. Stars Colin Douglas & Shelagh Fraser. Freda begins an alliance with an Australian airman only to be discovered by an old flame.

1940. Mystery. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock and starring Laurence Olivier, Joan Fontaine and George Sanders. A self-conscious bride is tormented by the memory of her husband's dead first wife.

1977. Adventure. Directed by Kevin Connor. Stars Patrick Wayne, Doug McClure & Sarah Douglas. An expedition in search of a lost colleague stumbles upon a prehistoric world hidden in the Arctic.

1964. Drama. Director: Michael Winner. Stars Oliver Reed, Jane Merrow & Barbara Ferris. On the British coast, the local young men mingle among the summer's tourists in search of sexual conquests.

1954. Drama. The story of a successful dancer who fights with her husband for the attention of their daughter. Starring Terence Morgan, Mai Zetterling and Guy Rolfe.

This is Guernsey. 1963. A fascinating tour of the second largest of the Channel Islands situated between England and France.

Freeze Branding/Perch Fishing. 1981. New Forest ponies are branded using dry ice and Jack Hargreaves goes fishing for perch in a lake beside a motorway.

1952. Comedy directed by Maclean Rogers and starring Michael Bentine, Harry Secombe, Spike Milligan and Peter Sellers. Prof. Pureheart loses a secret formula in the grocery shop.

1954. Sci-Fi. Directed by Sherman A. Rose. Starring Richard Denning. A large city is ordered to be completely evacuated as an army of robots, believed to be from the planet Venus, attack it.

1954. Drama starring Felix Aylmer, Diane Cilento and Jerry Desmond. A beautiful angel is sent to The Angel, London, to help people with problems, but she has no money to support herself.

Home for Christmas. 1962. Stars Buddy Ebsen, Irene Ryan & Donna Douglas. Jed, Elly May, Jethro and Granny take their first airplane flight back home for Christmas to pay cousin Pearl a visit.

1955. Western. Directed by Tim Whelan. Stars Randolph Scott, Forrest Tucker & Mala Powers. A private detective from Chicago is sent out west to take down the notorious Reno brothers.

Worzel's Washing Day. 1979. Stars Jon Pertwee, Geoffrey Bayldon & Mike Berry. When the Peters family begin a farm holiday, young John and Sue make the acquaintance of a scarecrow come to life.

The Dead Ringers. 1966. Stars Adam West, Liberace & Burt Ward. Batman and Robin escape Chandell's trap and plot to outsmart him and put a stop to his malicious plan.

1943. Drama. Directed by Leslie Howard. Stars Joan Gates, Jean Gillie, Lilli Palmer, Rosamund John & Joan Greenwood. During WW2, seven women find themselves in the Auxiliary Territorial Services.

1960. A glimpse at some of the people in Britain who have something to protest about, including a look at the Aldermaston marchers and Speaker's Corner.

Goodbye Little John. 1960. Stars Richard Greene, Archie Duncan & Paul Eddington. Little John is concerned Will Scarlett has replaced him as Robin's lieutenant and he decides to leave the band.

Hacienda/Bullfight. 1986. Leaving behind a cold and wet England, Jack Hargreaves jets off to Nueva Andalucía where 13-year old Jimmy is learning horsemanship the Spanish way.

We head back to class with a look at 60s school life, we have reels from the 40s on the dangers of fires in the bedroom, a thirst quenching film about orange juice and who remembers Puffkins.

1955. Crime. Director: Ken Hughes. Stars Sydney Chaplin, Audrey Dalton & Jefferson Clifford. After several killings of thieves occur, a priest is then marked for murder after hearing a confession.

1969. An extraordinary look at the peerages, knighthoods and memberships of the various grades of the Orders of Chivalry rewarded to men and women who have deserved well of their country.

The Thin Red Line. Stars John Gregson, Alexander Davion and Daphne Anderson. The Balaclava Silver, the regimental silver crockery of a proud Scottish regiment, is gradually being stolen.

1975. Gene Pitney performs 'Half Heaven Half Heartache' and 'Blue Angel'. Plus, there's performances from Paul Daniels, Royal Polynesian Revue and Rivendell.

2001. Drama. Directed by Roger Bamford. Stars Michael Stainton & Olive Pendleton. Compelling drama based on the real life story of the respected doctor who became Britain's biggest serial killer.

And in Again. Stars: Adam Faith, Iain Cuthbertson & Lynn Dalby. Budgie gives Charlie Endell a birthday present, but Charlie shows his appreciation in a very peculiar way.

A TOTP style TV Show for Heritage Artists based on the Heritage Chart which is voted on in over 80 countries. Songs you love from popular artists, live and on video with the odd interview.

1953. Drama. Directed by William Dieterle. Stars Rita Hayworth & Stewart Granger. Princess Salome is banished from Rome and returns to meet John the Baptist, whom she tries to save from execution.

1935. Musical about a cafe proprietress, a radio salesman and a composer who set up a pirate radio station. Starring Leslie French, Hughie Green & Mary Lawson.

Italian saxophonist Riccardo Rauchi and his ensemble of musicians perform Okay Madison.

Caballero. 1959. Stars Rory Calhoun, Cesar Romero & Mari Blanchard. Longley and Acosta travel to San Thomas to bid on a shipment of rifles and ammunition being sold at auction.

Trading Stampede. 1963. Stars Peggy Mount, David Kossoff & Victor Maddern. Ada's gotten into trading stamps to get a free steam iron and Vic tricks her into offering stamps at the café.

1941. Drama. Directed by Germain Burger. Stars David Farrar, Philip Friend & Helen Perry. Farmers are all losing sheep, all except 'Riggy's'. Is it because of his 'great' sheepdog? Or.

1955. Drama. Director: Peter Godfrey. Stars Ann Harding & Regis Toomey. The owner of a gift shop decides to search for her former admirer who had left their small town long ago.

1957. Thriller. Directed by Peter Graham Scott. Stars Honor Blackman, Griffith Jones & Ursula Howells. When a wealthy banker's wife is found murdered, the police find many suspects with a motive.

1951. Thriller. Director: Vernon Sewell. Stars Albert Lieven, David Greene & Norman MacOwen. The crew of a lighthouse bring a boat to safety, unaware that it carries a gang of robbers on the run.

Founder of Talking Pictures TV and one half of the Footage Detectives, Noel Cronin, shares shows and films not to be missed throughout May.

1955. Crime drama starring Peter Reynolds, Honor Blackman and Gordon Jackson. The death of a local man leads a local reporter to seek his killer.

1960. Crime. Directed by Don Sharp. Stars Andrew Faulds, Stratford Johns & William Lucas. A renowned safecracker and his men attempt to rob a bank by entering the vault through the sewer system.

1961. War. Directed by Ernest Morris. Stars Dermot Walsh & Patrick McAlinney. Major Bell and a ragtag team undertake a dangerous mission to destroy a bridge of strategic importance to the enemy.

1954. Mystery. Directed by Terence Fisher. Stars Paulette Goddard & William Sylvester. A man returns home after being missing for three years to find those responsible for the attempt on his life.

Christmas at the Clampetts. 1963. Stars Irene Ryan, Donna Douglas & Arthur Gould-Porter. The Clampetts are confused on Christmas when they find a tree in their foyer surrounded by gifts.

1954. The Mysterious Bullet. Directed by Paul Gherzo. Starring Robert Raglan, John Warwick and Christine Adrian. A ballistics expert tracks down the killer of a widow's fiance. (S1, E13).

Everybody's Business. 1976. Stars Jack Warner, Roger Lloyd-Pack, Cheryl Hall & Queenie Watts. Two tenants play a joke on their landlady by planting fake robbery plans, then a real thief turns up.

Hacienda/Bullfight. 1986. Leaving behind a cold and wet England, Jack Hargreaves jets off to Nueva Andalucía where 13-year old Jimmy is learning horsemanship the Spanish way.

We watch the lost films from the Ovaltine factory's heyday, and we have a special guest with some rare items. The Easter Bunny is here! And we have a reel of England's 'rebirth' after the war.

1973. Mystery Drama. A Family Affair. Stars Alfred Burke, Ralph Michael & Norman Henry. Marker is hired to find out if a woman put pressure on her deceased employer to leave her his entire wealth.

1950. Drama. Directed by Henry Cass. Stars Alec Guinness, Beatrice Campbell & Kay Walsh. A salesman who learns he has months to live cashes in his savings to live in a fancy hotel.

1972. Thriller. Directed by Michael Hodges. Stars Michael Caine, Mickey Rooney & Lionel Stander. A pulp novelist gets mixed up with gangsters after being hired to write an ex-actor's biography.

1946. Drama nominated for an Oscar. Directed by Orson Welles. A war crimes investigator is on the trail of an infamous Nazi. Stars Orson Welles, Edward G. Robinson & Loretta Young.

1948. Drama. Directed by Steve Sekely. Stars Paul Henreid, Joan Bennett, Leslie Brooks & Eduard Franz. Pursued by the gambler he robbed, John Muller takes on a new identity, with ironic results.

1969. A special look at the use of the radio in today's police force and how the radio plays a vital role in the job of the policeman.

Cattle Mutilations. A look at the strange, unexplained cattle mutilations which have plagued US ranchers in the south-west for the last 25 years. (S1, E06).

1959. In this rare reel, American harmonica player Larry Adler performs with pianist Ellis Larkins. He plays an original composition as well as Bach, Mozart, Gershwin and W.C. Handy.

1957. Comedy directed by Val Guest and starring David Tomlinson, Peggy Cummins & Alfie Bass. An MP is mistaken for his naval friend and put in charge of the fighting ship HMS Sherwood.

Founder of Talking Pictures TV and one half of the Footage Detectives, Noel Cronin, shares shows and films not to be missed throughout May.

1951. Crime. Director: Terence Fisher. Stars Alan Wheatley, Guy Rolfe & Stanley Baker. Barbara returns from abroad after her father ended his life. A changed will leaves Barbara in mortal danger.

1956. Drama. Director: Cy Endfield. Stars Phyllis Calvert, Eric Portman & Stanley Baker. A girl is left with her relatives while her mother is in hospital. Her father, a crook, pays her a visit.

1957. Thriller. Directed by Charles Saunders. Stars Griffith Jones, Maureen Connell & Marc Lawrence. Two convicts who escape prison are picked up by a motorist who helps them on the run.

1971. Comedy. Directed by and stars Jacques Tati. Features Marcel Fraval & Honoré Bostel. Mr. Hulot travels to Amsterdam to showcase his new camper van and encounters several hurdles on the way.

1952. Comedy. Director: Maurice Elvey. Stars Diana Dors, Thora Hird & John Laurie. A wealthy chairman of Burnville United makes an unethical approach to a star player of another club.

1948. Comedy. Director: Ken Annakin. Stars: Glynis Johns, Googie Withers, Margaret Rutherford. A light comedy about a beautiful and playful mermaid and her effect on Dr. Paul Martin.

Playback. 1962. Directed by Quentin Lawrence. Stars Margit Saad, Barry Foster & Victoria Platt. A Police officer awaits a life-changing verdict and reflects on his own arrest.

The Key Witness. 1960. Stars Richard Stapley, Robert Arden & Robert Bruce. Smith races a paid gunman to find a witness to a gangland killing and learns that the gunman is on his way to England.

Tut's Case is Shut. 1966. Stars Adam West, Marianna Hill, Sid Haig. Robin reveals that Gordon's secretary, Miss Cleo Patrick, is working for Tut and plans to slip the Commissioner a scarab mickey.

The Great Gold Robbery. 1958. Stars Robert Beatty, Peter Allenby & John Howlett. Thieves target the Edinburgh to London mail train; the only clue Maguire finds is a footprint by the railway track.

1953. Drama. Director: Guy Hamilton. Stars Jack Hawkins, Dennis Price, Michael Medwin, George Cole & Hugh Williams. An ex Colonel catches one of his former men robbing his house and investigates.

Caroline Munro welcomes all her cellar dwelling friends back for a night of fascinating films. First, is the 1962 horror The Cabinet of Caligari starring the late Glynis Johns, with Dan O'Herlihy.

1962. Horror. Directed by Roger Kay. Stars Glynis Johns, Dan O'Herlihy & Richard Davalos. A girl becomes trapped in the mysterious estate of Dr. Caligari after seeking help to repair a flat tyre.

Next up is a fast-paced horror film with plenty of typical 1980s ingredients. Caroline Munro introduces the 1982 feature Mortuary, starring Mary McDonough and David Wallace.

1982. Horror. Directed by Howard Avedis. Stars Mary Beth McDonough, David Wysocki & Bill Paxton. Convinced that her father's death was not an accident, a young woman decides to investigate.

Set your alarms for next week, as Caroline gives us a look at the strange and scary films to enjoy next time.

Mark of the Devil. 1984. Stars Dirk Benedict & Jenny Seagrove. A desperate gambler robs a tattoo artist, but he is pricked by an inking needle and marked with a cursed tattoo.

1949. Thriller. Directed by Anthony Mann. Stars Robert Cummings, Richard Basehart & Richard Hart. A powerful man desperately searches for his black book, a list of those marked for the guillotine.

Jed's Dilemma. 1963. Stars Buddy Ebsen, Irene Ryan & Bea Benaderet. Granny and Cousin Pearl fight over who's going to take care of the cooking and the house, leading Jed to step in.

The Unwanted. Western starring Wayne Rogers, Richard Eyer & Robert Bray. After killing a man in self defense, his widow forces their young daughter into Luke's care.

1965. Directed By Jeremy Summers. Comedy musical stars The Small Faces, The Chantelles and Kiki Dee. Lester Benson (Kenneth Cope) the manager of top rock band The Small Faces, is hiding a secret.

1954. Crime drama directed by Charles Saunders. An insurance investigator is framed for murder after a client is found dead. Starring Griffith Jones and Hazel Court.

1956. Drama. Directed by Laslo Benedek. Stars Frank Lovejoy & Maxine Cooper. A circumspect veteran is re-called to fight in Korea but is deemed a coward by the young members of his company.

1950. Thriller. Director: Godfrey Grayson. Stars Jimmy Hanley, Valentine Dyall, Merle Tottenham. A woman and her daughter rent a room out to the mysterious Dr. Fell, but is he who he claims to be.

1957. Drama. Director C. Raker Endfield. Stars Stanley Baker, David McCallum, Sid James and Sean Connery. Tom signs up as a 'Hell Driver', but the death-trap roads are the least of his problems.

Saturday. 1974. Stars Jennifer Wilson, Jean Anderson & Sean Caffrey. Hammond Transport faces strike action again. Meanwhile, Ted and Brian take Mary on a picnic, where they retreat into the past.

1950. Western. Directed by George Templeton. Stars Robert Preston, Robert Sterling & Chill Wills. Brothers on opposite sides of the law unite to save the family cattle ranch from rustlers.

1952. Comedy. Car owners of a remote Scottish village refuse to pay road funds until a proper road has been built. Starring Ronald Squire, Fulton Mackay & Prunella Scales.

Groove along to British pop group The Avons and their song Do It With You (I Wanna Do It).

Chris Robinson's Premonitions/Pete the Poltergeist. 1994. Michael Aspel introduces more stories of the unexplained, including the touching tale of a poltergeist who haunted a couple in Cardiff.

Hunch. 1976. Stars Shirley Allen & Hetty Baynes. When a girl goes missing, door-to-door inquiries lead nowhere, but Haggar has a lead on stolen cameras, taking the case in an unexpected direction.

Little Man, What Next? Part 1. 1970. Stars Robert Hardy, Jack Watson & Jane Jordan Rogers. Lutzig arrests Gratz, who is tortured in an effort to push him to betray Nina. Will he be able to resist.

Maigret and the Fortune Hunter. 2001. Stars Bruno Cremer, Michael Lonsdale & Renaud Danner. Maigret enters the world of canals and barges when a woman is found strangled in the stable at Lock 14.

1987. Comedy. Directed by Woody Allen. Stars Mia Farrow, Dianne Wiest & Mike Starr. The nostalgic story of an ordinary family in Queens, N.Y. is told alongside vignettes of radio's golden era.

1999. Comedy. Directed by and stars Martin Clunes. Also featuring Neil Morrissey & Jane Horrocks. A one-hit-wonder 1980s band are forced against their will to re-form for one last performance.

1964. Drama. Directed by Samuel Fuller. Stars Constance Towers, Anthony Eisley & Michael Dante. A prostitute, traumatised by a past experience, tries to find solace in Grantville Town.

1941. Musical directed by Thomas Bentley. Featuring Peter Brough, Archie Andrews, Billy Cotton and his band, the Sherman Fisher girls and many more.

1969. A visit to the Isle of Man to discover why it wants greater independence.

The Red-Headed League. 1954. Starring: Ronald Howard, Howard Marion-Crawford & Archie Duncan. A shopkeeper claims to have been a member of the 'Red-Headed Men' until it unexpectedly dissolved.

1950. Drama. Starring Derek Farr, Joan Hopkins & Peter Lorre. Farr visits his ex-wife only to find her murdered. In his attempts to find the killer he meets gang boss William Hartnell.

1960. Comedy. Newly-weds Gay (Peggy Cummins) and Pel (Donald Sinden) must divorce to claim an inheritance. Starring Peter Reynolds.

1934. Period drama directed by Herbert Wilcox. Nell (Anna Neagle) captivates King Charles (Cedric Hardwicke) and fights off the royal insiders.

1954. Comedy. An American film crew are making a film in a British army camp, but the soldiers chase the film unit's girls. Starring Tony Hancock, Sid James & Peter Sellers.

Part 1. 1997. Stars Charles Dance, Diana Rigg & Faye Dunaway. A young woman marries a wealthy widower but soon discovers both he and his household are haunted by the memory of his late first wife.

The Dogs - Part 1. 1974. Stars Tony Selby & Ian Marter. William Broad is charged with conspiring to defraud Ronald Charles by manipulating the odds on the totalisator at Park Royal Racing Stadium.

The Dogs - Part 2. 1974. Stars Cheryl Hall, Alan Gerrard & Gerald James. Dog track cashier Doreen Tring gives evidence against Bill Broad and punter Mr. Smith adds to the claims made.

The Dogs - Part 3. 1974. Stars Tony Selby, John Alkin & Harry Towb. Bill Broad admits that he was trying to get even with the bookie, but too many people came to help. How will affect his verdict.

1948. Drama. Director: Harold French. Stars Dulcie Gray & Michael Denison. Jonathan's ambition was to become a surgeon & marry Edie. But Edie loves his brother, who she intends to wed.

1968. A riveting look at the life of the Traffic Warden through the eyes of one of them.

1993. Documentary series that acts as a tribute to the greats of British cinema. This episode focuses on a remarkable tribute to Dennis Price.

The Schemers. 1961. Stars John Ireland, Robert Raglan & Kitty Bluett. Dr Ulrich, an expert witness in a libel case and insured for a safe voyage with Eastern Insurance, is reported lost at sea.

Blood and Water. 1976. Stars Jean Anderson & Colin Baker. Brian abstains from a vote in Merroney's offer. Jane moves closer to Brian, but learns they are on different sides of the upcoming vote.

Weekend. 1985. Stars Leigh Lawson, Patti Love & John Malcolm. Lomax visits an old friend and finds himself looking after her hotel for the weekend. However, the two visitors prove to be a mystery.

The Man with Two Faces. 1969. Stars Peter Vaughan, Jeremy Child & Johnny Shannon. As Cradock gets closer to the heart of the robbery, he comes under further pressure by powerful men far above him.

1960. Horror. Directed by Ernest Morris. Stars Laurence Payne, Adrienne Corri & Dermot Walsh. A man is tortured by the sound of his friend's beating heart after killing him in a jealous rage.

1963. Drama. Directed by John Cassavetes. Stars Burt Lancaster, Judy Garland & Gena Rowlands. A former music teacher, anxious to give her life some meaning, joins a state institution for children.

1946. Drama. Directed by Edgar G. Ulmer. Stars Hedy Lamarr, George Sanders & Louis Hayward. A beautiful, yet heartless woman, marries a rich man but also seduces his son and company foreman.

1965. The Boston Money Party. Gig Young, David Niven and Charles Boyer are The Rogues, members of two related families of international forgers and conmen.

1952. Adventure. Director Brendan J. Stafford. Stars John Bentley, Zena Marshall. An adventurous story about the attempts to construct a railway in Africa at the turn of the century.

1952. Drama starring Leslie Dwyer and Lisa Daniely. Successful remake of one of the earliest British talkies. Set in the Hindle, two mill workers take off to Blackpool for the 'Wakes' holiday.

1954. Drama. Directed by Alvin Ganzer. Stars Frank Lovejoy, Joan Vohs & Biff Elliot. Private detective McGraw finds himself in hot water when he investigates the murder of a boxer.

1953. Drama. Directed by John Harlow and starring Jack Warner, Charles Victor, Jimmy James & Anthony Newley. A young man's titled parents object to his working-class fiance.

1939. Mystery. Director: Thorold Dickinson. Stars Leslie Banks, Greta Gynt, Ian McLean. Poison, death and mystery set at the Arsenal Stadium. Detective Slade is called to solve the crime.

Part 2. 1997. Stars Charles Dance, Timothy West & Emilia Fox. The new Mrs. de Winter attempts to establish herself as the mistress of Manderley, but Mrs. Danvers continues to taunt her.

Founder of Talking Pictures TV and one half of the Footage Detectives, Noel Cronin, shares shows and films not to be missed throughout May.

Mike Read's journey to find the Blue Plaques leads him to explore the stories of many interesting characters including Richard I, King John, Marilyn Monroe, Lord Byron and William Hayley.

1944. Drama. Director: David Lean. Stars Robert Newton, Celia Johnson, John Mills & Stanley Holloway. After WW1, a family lead an ordinary sort of life until the outbreak of WW2.

1953. Comedy. Directed by Charles W. Green. Stars Peter Sellers, Graham Stark, Dick Emery & Raymond Francis. Brilliantly bizarre comedy short about the workings of the 'Super Secret Service'.

1988. Fantasy. Directed by Rusty Lemorande. Stars Nicola Cowper, Ilan Mitchell-Smith & Paul Carafotes. While exploring a Hawaiian cave, a group of youngsters discover the lost city of Atlantis.

1961. Wings of Death. Directed by Allan Davis. Starring Harry H. Corbett, Peter Bowles and Simon Lack. A light aeroplane comes down in Kent, killing the pilot. It was no accident. (S1, E38).

Venetian Palace Incident. 1996. Michael Aspel explores the story of a group of people who experienced a disturbance that cut their holiday in a Venetian Palace short. Featuring Joan Collins.

Caroline Munro opens the Cellar Club for more Doomwatch and another chilling feature film. First up is Doomwatch - The Human Time Bomb, about a case study of tower block life.

The Human Time Bomb. 1971. Stars Jean Trend, Roddy McMillan & Patrick Godfrey. Dr Fay Chantry performs a biological study of tower block life - and finds far more than she expected.

Torment and terror are invited down into the Cellar Club as next up is the 1945 horror The Woman Who Came Back - a chilling story about witchcraft, suspicion and hysteria.

1945. Horror. Directed by Walter Colmes. Stars John Loder, Nancy Kelly & Otto Kruger. A woman returns to her hometown and becomes convinced that she has been possessed by a witch's spirit.

Before leaving the Cellar Club Caroline Munro takes a look at next week's captivating features.

1972. Horror. Directed by Robert Fuest. Stars Vincent Price, Robert Quarry & Peter Cushing. The sinister Dr. Phibes rises again and seeks an ancient set of scrolls to resurrect his deceased wife.

1960. Drama. Directed by Richard Brooks. Stars Burt Lancaster, Jean Simmons & Arthur Kennedy. A fast-talking travelling salesman teams up with an evangelist to sell religion to 1920s America.

1947. Drama. During the war, a British agent travels to the remote Glennye Castle in the wilds of Scotland to investigate a mysterious murder by a masked phantom. Directed by Oscar Burn.

Standing Alone. 1964. Narrated by Sir Michael Redgrave. A recollection of events in 1940. France signs an Armistice at Compiegne and in Britain, the factories are humming to replace equipment.

Rock and roll singer Vince Taylor brings an entrancing performance of Shakin' All Over.

1964. Action. Director: Umberto Lenzi. Stars Steve Reeves, Jacqueline Sassard & Mimmo Palmara. Sandokan and his team of rebels attempt to stop a British General from forcing the Sultan to resign.

Founder of Talking Pictures TV and one half of the Footage Detectives, Noel Cronin, shares shows and films not to be missed throughout May.

The Buried Spaceship. 1964. Stars Libby Morris. Dick Vosburgh & Ronnie Stevens. Operation Ice Cube begins when Marla suggests moving ice through space as a solution to a drought problem on Mars.

Hizzonner the Penguin. 1966. Stars Adam West & Burgess Meredith. Suspiciously endearing himself to the citizens of Gotham by foiling a robbery, the Penguin announces he is running for mayor.

King Arthur's Sword. 1962. Stars Dermot Walsh, Ferdy Mayne & Daphne Anderson. Richard refuses to believe that King Arthur's sword has been stolen and decides to visit the tomb where it is held.

What Goes Up. 1961. Stars David Graham, George Murcell & Graydon Gould. A high altitude balloon test goes wrong, and Supercar is called to intercept the balloon before a greater disaster occurs.

1960. Director William C. Hammond. Stars Gena Yates, Heather Lyons & Gordon Adam. A group of children attempt to prevent the War Office from closing their beach to make a rocket-launching site.

Hostage for a Hangman. 1960. Stars Richard Greene, John Arnatt, Jack Melford. Robin becomes troubled when he learns that the Sheriff plans to hang one serf a day until the outlaw gives himself up.

1960. Sci-fi. Director: Kurt Maetzig. Stars: Yôko Tani, Oldrich Lukes & Ignacy Machowski. A team of astronaut's travel to Venus to investigate the origins of an alien artifact discovered on Earth.

The Return of Mitchell Campion. 1959. Stars Patrick O'Neil, Lilyan Chauvin & Vance Howard. A man appears to be known by everyone on a small Mediterranean island he has never visited or has he.

1979. Writer: Julian Bond. Mr Parkes (Terence Seward), a playboy, & Mrs Aston (Marsha Fitzalan), wife of a Whitehall official, are threatened by the Drew Brothers (Ernie Drew by Bernard Kay).

The Granatoid Tanks. 1963. Stars David Graham, Sylvia Anderson & Paul Maxwell. Steve and the crew head to Planet 73 to save a couple of mineral researchers under attack by Granatoids.

Dangerous Rendezvous. 1968. Stars Donald Gray & David Healy. Using a Mysteron pulsator, Dr Kurnitz develops a transmission device which Colonel White uses in an attempt to contact the Mysterons.

1974. Comedy. Directed by Jacques Tati. Stars Karl Kossmayer, Michele Brabo & Bertil Berglund. A tremendous spectacle combining music, circus acts and pantomime, hosted by comedian Jacques Tati.

1959. Crime. Directed by Max Varnel. Stars Philip Friend & Susan Beaumont. When a teacher is wrongly accused of murdering a pupil, he must clear his name and save the school from another tragedy.

1967. A wonderful look at the world of flag makers and their flags.

Rip Off. 1977. Stars Brian Grellis & Norman Rossington. Bowker & Jack Crawford's relationship is simple; one way or another Bowker's going to nail Crawford, unless Crawford can nail Bowker first.

1970. The End of the Beginning. Created by John Finch. Stars Colin Douglas & Shelagh Fraser. Changes to the family become apparent over Christmas as an old will is discovered.

1953. War. Director: Brian Desmond Hurst. Stars Alec Guinness, Jack Hawkins, Muriel Pavlow, Anthony Steel & Flora Robson. British RAF face invasion on the strategic island of Malta during WW2.