Sky Arts Tomorrow

Antonio Pappano conducts the London Symphony Orchestra in Ravel's La valse, Faz?l Say's Violin Concerto (1001 Nights in the Harem) and Rachmaninoff's Symphonic Dances

A woman's marriage is blown apart when she meets a dashing young writer. Bizarre drama, written by Ruth Rendell

A fortune teller sees her own destiny in the cards of a man who has just arrived in town

A couple encounter a shady mechanic while making a trip across the desert

A lonely alcoholic is delighted when she bumps into an old friend from university, but he might have an ulterior motive for seeing her

An echo from the past comes back to haunt a ruthless executive, and his wife becomes suspicious

The death of a man's wife is ruled an accident, but strange incidents at the widower's place of work raise new questions. David Wayne and William Conrad star

A criminal and his gang meet their match when an elderly landlady unknowingly thwarts their attempts to kill her. Ealing comedy, with Alec Guinness, Peter Sellers and Herbert Lom

Bungling Inspector Clouseau fends off a syndicate of assassins led by his demented former police chief. Crime comedy sequel, with Peter Sellers, Herbert Lom and Lesley-Anne Down

The six-time Grammy-winning rockers take to the stage at the Forum in California over three nights, delighting fans with hits including Hotel California and Take It Easy

The rise of AOR bands including Boston, REO Speedwagon and Styx

The violinist reflects on the highlights of his concerts in Mexico, including the Platin Tenors' performance of Granada

An open-air concert in Maastricht by the Dutch violinist, complete with his famous Johann Strauss Orchestra and Choir, international soloists, the Platin Tenors and 300 dancers

The violinist presents highlights of his worldwide tour, including performances of Radetzky March and Ave Maria

A look at the genre's ability to foretell the shape of future society, touching on the works of Canadian novelist and poet Margaret Atwood and American writer Ted Chiang

Sinister alien vegetable pods produce emotionless clones to replace the inhabitants of a small California town. Don Siegel's sci-fi thriller, with Kevin McCarthy and Dana Wynter

A 2017 concert by brothers Ron and Russell Mael at Schwuz in the German capital, including hits The Number One Song in Heaven and This Town Ain't Big Enough for Both of Us

The singer performs in Basel, Switzerland, featuring Roxy Music tracks and hits from his solo career, including Slave to Love, Avalon and Let's Stick Together

Paul Heaton of the Housemartins and the Beautiful South talks about his life in music performs a selection of his tracks

An exploration of the origins of the genre, featuring music by the Moody Blues and Emerson, Lake & Palmer

An exploration of the origins of the genre, which replaced acoustic instruments with amplified versions and featured stars including Bo Diddley and Muddy Waters

Simon Butteriss explores the success of The Mikado and the rewriting of Ruddigore, and hears how a sceptical Jonathan Miller set about directing a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta

The pianist talks about the pieces that have marked out his artistic journey, and performs them in a variety of locales around Paris