Sky Arts Friday

A concert by the violinist at the Ulster Hall, combining solo performances with storytelling, with guest musicians joining for romantic and Celtic and folk-inspired music

Bob Ross creates a tropical seascape, with palm trees swaying in the breeze

Hannah Gordon hosts the art competition in which amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours

Hannah Gordon hosts the art competition in which amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours

A man with a remarkable memory plans to turn his talent into cash by offering to help someone recall a locker number. Starring Bernard Cribbins, Colin Blakely and Judy Geeson

A near-bankrupt hotel owner goes to great lengths to get her hands on an inheritance from a rich aunt. Starring Hayley Mills, Stuart Wilson and Phyllida Law

A mentally unstable secretary catches up with her cruel ex-boss and makes him listen to what she has to say, at gunpoint. Phyllis Thaxter and Zachary Scott star

A mysterious man plans to go out with a bang as locals discover he is an outlaw with a bounty on his head. Ricardo Montalban stars

The life and career of the American actor, who was a huge star during the 1930s and '40s and won Academy Awards for Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and The Best Years of Our Lives

Ian Nathan takes a look at the 1949 Ealing comedy about the inhabitants of a London street who discover documents proving they are really citizens of Burgundy

A man has an unpleasant shock when he learns his recently deceased father owed a large amount of money. Starring Evelyn Laye, Richard Pearson, Hugh Fraser and David Webb

A sheriff investigates a murder, but encounters problems when it turns out the main suspect has an identical twin. Starring David Cassidy and Darren McGavin

Five witnesses to a hit-and-run incident at an intersection all say the car did not stop at the stop sign, but are they all wrong? Starring John Forsythe and Evans Evans

The Elbow frontman introduces clips from the TV archives from 1981, featuring performances by New Order, Depeche Mode, Soft Cell, Adam and the Ants, Kirsty MacColl and Kim Wilde

The life and career of the New Zealand-born actor, known for his roles in A Beautiful Mind, Les Misérables and Robin Hood, as well as winning an Oscar for Gladiator

The fifth heat sees Robert Rinder, Katie Piper and Don Letts sitting down for portraits as nine artists hope to impress the judges. Stephen Mangan hosts

An American airman returns to England for a nostalgic visit, but his plans turn sour. Starring Van Johnson, Geoffrey Bayldon, Margaraet Courtenay and Anne Carroll

An elderly aristocrat recalls a duel fought in Germany in the 1920s, and reveals a shocking secret. Drama, starring Peter Cushing

A former hurdler now drinks too much and fails to earn enough money to pay for his lifestyle. Despondent, he decides to try one last 'race'. Gary Merrill stars

Larry and Angie Chetnik find themselves constantly bickering about money. Larry visits his father's one-time friend to land a job that he hopes will solve his problems

The Elbow frontman introduces more music from the TV archives, beginning by reflecting on today's turbulent times with a look at era-defining protest songs

A history of the rock band, which was the launching pad for guitarists Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page. With contributions by Ronnie Wood, Brian May and Alice Cooper

The rock band perform at the London club in March 1971, showcasing tracks from their soon-to-be released album Sticky Fingers

Footage of a concert by the band staged at the Los Angeles amphitheatre on July 4, 1968, including performances of Alabama Song, Light My Fire and The End

A concert by the band at the Houston Summit in 1975, including performances of I Can't Explain, My Generation, Substitute, Baba O'Riley, Behind Blue Eyes and Won't Get Fooled Again

Music critics discuss the rise of the veteran rock band whose career spans more than 50 years, from their formation at school in London to sell-out tours around the world

Part two of two. Imelda May explores Ireland's rich history of literary talent, with writers often inspired by a land embellished with natural beauty

Ian Nathan takes a look at the 1949 Ealing comedy about the inhabitants of a London street who discover documents proving they are really citizens of Burgundy