Caligula

Howards Way - Series 1

The BBC's answer to Dynasty, Howard's Way was launched in 1985 with an enormous 1 million pound budget. The main characters in the show are Tom Howard, the 'best boat designer in the world', Jan Howard, who runs a successful boutique, the hard-drinking Jack Rolfe and the slightly sleazy, underhanded Ken Masters. The series is set in the lush countryside of Hampshire along the river Hamble in a fictional town called Tarrant. Many of these extremely wealthy characters own yachts and powerboats and also dabble in the odd affair... Contains the complete Series 1.

Only Fools And Horses - Royal Flush

A Christmas feature length episode from the mid eighties. Times are hard in the Trotter household, Del's having problems shifting the cutlery he's bought from Paddy the Greek and Rodney spends more time chatting up the new girl on the market instead of acting as lookout. But when Del discovers she's the daughter of a Duke he hatches a plot for Rodney to marry her.

Andrea Bocelli - Sacred Arias

One of the world's most popular singers, Andrea Bocelli, returns to the Eternal City, Rome for a concert of favourite sacred arias. With the orchestra and chorus of the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia, Roma conducted by Myung-Whun Chung. Includes Ave Maria, Ombra mai fu, Hallelujah Chorus, Amen, Cujus animam, Ingemisco, Sanctus and much more.

Open Your Eyes

Fate has always smiled on Cesar until now. The night he meets his ideal woman, Sofia (Cruz), he is confronted by Nuria, a woman infatuated with him to the point of obsession. Insane with jealousy, Nuria crashes her car, killing herself and horribly disfiguring Cesar. After the fateful crash, reality, dreams, memory and madness blend together. Cesar awakens in a psychiatric prison, undergoing evaluation for a murder he can't quite remember. As he slowly begins to piece together a past of mistaken identities and betrayals, Cesar learns that sometimes you can't wake up from a nightmare, even if you do Open Your Eyes.

Highlights From Glyndebourne

Highlights from the Glyndebourne Festival Opera. Includes: 'Carmen' and 'Idomeneo' conducted by Bernard Haitink, 'Orfeo Ed Euridice' and 'L'Incoronazione Di Poppea' conducted by Raymond Leppard, 'Il Barbiere Di Siviglia' conducted by Sylvain Cambreling and 'La Cenerentola' conducted by Donato Renzetti.