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Two Thousand Years (11.30 am ITV). The sixth century of Christianity (revised repeat).
? (12.15 R3). With items on Northern Ireland¡¯s Sonic Arts Research Centre, and Manchester¡¯s Hall¨¦ Orchestra.
Seeking the Soul: The Music of Alfred Schnittke (from 2.00 R3). The Schittke weekend continues with three live concerts, at 2.00, 4.30 and 8.00, the last of which includes his Faust Cantata . Three interval features with Gerard McBurney include one (at 5.15) examining Schnittke¡¯s music for a variety of Soviet films. (There¡¯s a final concert on Monday at 7.30.)
Fairy-tale Economics (5.40 R4). Cinderella as a parable of consumerism, with economist Bridget Rosewell.
? (6.00 C4). A moated castle in Northamptonshire investigated by the pop archaeologists ¡­ (Meanwhile repeats of the fifth series ¨C this is number eight ¨C are going out on weekdays at 12 midnight on the Discovery Channel).
Performing Verdi (6.30 R3). Edward Downes discusses Aida .
Victoria¡¯s Empire: Engines of Change (7.00 History Channel). Series about Queen Victoria¡¯s reign starts with the rise of the industries that produced railways, ships and guns ¨C and thus facilitated imperial dominance.
? : Turner ¨C The Eye of the Storm (7.15 R3). Marking the 150th anniversary of the painter¡¯s death, Susan Marling¡¯s feature concentrates on Turner¡¯s landscapes. With Eric Shanes and James Hamilton.
YR. 1: A Snapshot of Britain in the 21st Century (8.00 C4). Launch of a photography competition aiming to find ¡°the defining image of Britain at the start of the new millennium¡±.
Gulf War (8.00 Discovery Channel). Three hours of news footage and recollection, ten years after the events of January-February 1991.
Hitler¡¯s Henchmen: Bormann (8.00 C5). Final documentary in the German-made series profiles ¡°the most mysterious man in the Third Reich¡± (and convincingly shows that he really did die in 1945).
The World at War (8.10 BBC2). Re-runs of Jeremy Isaacs¡¯s famous documentary series about the Second World War begin here. It was originally shown in 1973-4 in 26 parts on ITV; Isaacs¡¯s more recent series, The Cold War , only ran to 24 episodes.
? : The Ghost of Federico Garcia Lorca (10.00 R3). Peter Straughan¡¯s play about the Spanish poet combines tragedy, surrealism, humour and naturalism, and includes parts for Salvador Dali and Luis Bunuel.
It¡¯s A Nation Thing (10.45 R4). Patrick Hannan on controversies at Wales¡¯s National Assembly and their likely impact on middle England.
Storyville: The Sweetest Sound (11.20 BBC2). American Alan Berliner goes in search of other people with his name. (He should try living in Cardiff with a name like John Davies).