Jade is transformed.
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1/6. Cameron, aged 13, needs a heart transplant. In the Potty about Books season.
Spencer paints a picture.
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Mr Mopple spins another yarn.
A mysterious rock appears. (S)
Comedy with Norman Wisdom as a poor shop assistant who decides to gamble on the races to buy his lady friend an expensive necklace.
Review page 56. (1957, U) (BW) (S)
(The Girl on the Boat is Thursday at 11am)
Followed by The Witness
More money news.
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The rugged Welsh landscape of Pembrokeshire.
Western starring John Payne. A guide whose reputation is in tatters when his wagon train of settlers is brutally massacred by hostile Indians gets a chance at redemption.
Review page 56. (1955, U)
Will PC John Tugwell star in a staging of an ancient Polynesian wedding ceremony?
Swapping Notting Hill for Dorset.
Lesley Waters and Phil Vickery get busy cooking.
Caustic quiz.
St James ' Park, home to Newcastle FC, is open to punters wanting to make money from their unwanted antiques. Presented by Paul Martin.
Series producer Peter Smith : Exec producer Tom Ware
Salisbury Cathedral. Raised in the shadow of one of the country's finest medieval buildings - which also possesses the highest spire in Britain - presenter
Jonathan Meades wonders how an atheist is able to love a building that was once dedicated to the propagation of superstitions and fears.
Director Jonathan Barker ; Series producer Allan Campbell
Life in the world-famous London medical community. 3/8. Last Resort. A single woman hopes to realise her dream of a baby through the use of donated sperm, spiritual healer Ingrid Collins affects a miracle pregnancy and Stella from Nigeria turns to radical surgery in a bid to cure her deafness. Series producer Stephen Finnigan ; Executive producers
Leonie Jameson and Narinder Minhas
6/12. A team from The Idler magazine manage to rouse themselves sufficiently to take on a money-minded line-up from the Financial Times. Jeremy Paxman cuts through the journalistic rivalries.
Director Tracey Rooney ; Producer Irene Daniels
New series A stark and chilling documentary to start Peter Taylor 's analysis of the current state of the terrorist group and the resources they're able to utilise. 1/3. Jihad.com. Taylor investigates how the internet has aided the Islamist terror network, uniting the remains of the organisation that operated before the invasion of Afghanistan. He discovers how videos of car bombs and beheadings are made in Iraq and circulated by webmasters in the UK, and reveals that security agencies are now using the internet to penetrate terrorist operations, leading to fears that civil liberties are being eroded.
Series producer Sandy Smith ; Exec producer Fiona Stourton Peter Taylor on the grim reality of terrorism: page 25
For five years, Newchurch in Staffordshire has been under siege. The village is home to Darley Oaks farm, where guinea pigs are bred for experimentation. The farm's owners, workers and any local company that has contact with them have come under attack from animal-rights protesters. With access to those on the receiving end, The Money Programme tells the story of the terror campaign that is being waged.
Producer Adam Warner ; Editor Clive Edwards
Presented by Eddie Mair.
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Alison Graham on news coverage of the London bombs: p63
In 1968, Basil D'Oliveira, a brilliant South African-born cricketer who had made his home in England, became the centre of a row that rocked the political and sporting establishment. After scoring a superb in the final Test against Australia, D'Oliveira was excluded from the England team to tour apartheid South Africa - apparently on account of his race.
Director/Producer Paul Yule
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1.00 Deutsch Plus German-language soap opera especially for beginners. With in-vision subtitles.
