Sky Arts Tuesday

A concert at the Royal Albert Hall in which Ben Palmer conducts the Philharmonia Orchestra in a selection of music by British composers, including Vaughan Williams and Elgar

Bob Ross depicts a scene using only his special painting knife, featuring powerful clouds, rolling hills and winding river waters

Bob Ross depicts marshland scene, with still blue waters and bright green mossy trees.

A man falls in love with his ex-wife, but his heartless current spouse will do anything to make divorce difficult. Starring Peter Egan, Jennie Linden and Suzanne Danielle

A middle-aged woman finds her husband is looking for a young mistress. Drama, starring Sheila Gish

A man recently released from prison becomes desperate when his money vanishes one night in town

A man is fed up with his wife's nagging so he plans and pays for a stylish coffin and funeral expenses

A profile of the actress and screenwriter, who won an Oscar for her role in Howards End as well as one for writing the screenplay for Sense and Sensibility

The three remaining artists compete in the final, painting actress Laura Linney before the winner of the career-changing £10,000 commission is announced

An investment banker defrauds his employer and appears to get away with his crime - until an eagle-eyed accountant steps in. Ian Holm stars

The theft of a few pairs of gloves leads a man to a discovery that shatters his world. Drama, starring Janet Leigh and Tom Bosley

How the silent film star went from being one of Hollywood's brightest talents in the mid-1920s to becoming a sad, solitary alcoholic by 1933

The life and career of the American actor, who shot to fame in Grease and Saturday Night Fever and made a comeback with his Oscar-nominated role in Pulp Fiction

Return of the programme in which artists talk about their lives in music and perform a selection of their tracks, beginning with Gary Kemp of Spandau Ballet

A film following the winner of the competition as they plan, paint and unveil a commissioned portrait of singer Tom Jones for the National Museum of Wales

Two women strike up a friendship, but one appears to have highly questionable motives. Drama, with Cherie Lunghi and Carol Drinkwater

Tragedy strikes when two actors get together for a reunion. Drama, starring Peter Barkworth and Benjamin Whitrow

A syndicated advice columnist receives a letter from an eldely busybody that leads the journalist to irrationality and ultimately murder

Part one of two. To mark the 200th anniversary of the art museum, Kate Bryan explores the stories behind key artworks in the gallery's collection

Documentary about one of the unsung heroines of classical music, exploring sexism in the musical world and featuring recordings of her work by Isata Kanneh-Mason

First of two concerts at the Edinburgh International Festival Hub, with Orquesta la Pasión, Schola Cantorum de Venezuela, Soumik Datta, the Leonore Piano Trio and Sarah Connolly

A well-to-do girl in a private school turns out to be a blood-sucking creature of the night. Hammer horror, with Ralph Bates and Michael Johnson

Revisit the career of Mary Cassatt through prints, pastels and paintings, exploring the often-overlooked impressionist's influence on how women appear in art

Art historian Waldemar Januszczak explores the style of 16th-century European art in which the human imagination was allowed to run wild and be exciting

Music critics examine the life and career of the Canadian singer-songwriter, who was a driving force behind some of the biggest groups of the 60s before finding success on his own

The career of the rock band, best known for their hit I Wanna Know What Love Is

A look at the career of the American rock band, who have sold more than 50 million records worldwide