BBC Four Today

Coverage of the evening session on day five from the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, featuring the conclusion of Barry Hawkins' first-round match and the start of John Higgins'

A look at Jimmy White's quest for the world title and how the 1990 final against Stephen Hendry paved the way for what was to come

In 1910 composer Ethel Smythe joins the union, writing its anthem The March of the Women, but the Pankhursts are more concerned with Asquith's rejection of the Conciliation Bill

Sylvia moves to the East end of London and starts the East London Federation of Suffragettes. The government enforces harsher measures against the union members

Sylvia Pankhurst joins her mother on a visit to Christabel in Paris, but the sisters clash over Sylvia's support for Irish Home Rule

Michael Parkinson is joined in conversation with Paul Daniels, William Rushton and Englebert Humperdinck

A look at Jimmy White's quest for the world title and how the 1990 final against Stephen Hendry paved the way for what was to come