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Antiques expert Paul Martin visits the model village of Saltaire, and takes a look at the restrictive dimensions of Victorian attire, all on the way to the auction house at Skipton in North Yorkshire.

Contributors

Presenter:
Paul Martin
Producer:
Peter Smith
Executive producer:
Tom Ware

New series 1/4. The Rev Peter Owen-Jones continues to chart the religious history of the British Isles.
The Church in Danger. The 18th century was a time of great upheaval, with forces old and new poised to attack the established Protestant Church in Britain.
The Catholics threatened religious war, reformist sects began to challenge the Church's comfortable monopoly, and new ideas in science and philosophy questioned the very truth of Christian faith.
Director Dick Taylor ; Executive producer Emma Willis All you need is love: page 27

Contributors

Unknown:
Peter Owen-Jones
Director:
Dick Taylor
Producer:
Emma Willis

5/8. John Cary 's "Inland Navigation" (1796). By the end of the 18th century, canals traversed every part of Britain - and all of them had to be mapped. John Cary 's surveys were comprehensive and geographically precise, but the network they charted has now largely disappeared. So when
Nicholas Crane goes looking for Cary's routes through the Black Country, he's faced with a lot of detective work - not to mention some serious walking.
Series producer/Director Michael Waterhouse

Contributors

Unknown:
John Cary
Unknown:
John Cary
Unknown:
Nicholas Crane

A battle of the blues: students from Magdalen
College, Oxford, go head to head with a team from Trinity Hall, Cambridge, in the third of the first-round matches. Jeremy Paxman asks the questions. Director Tracey Rooney ; Producer Irene Daniels

Contributors

Unknown:
Jeremy Paxman
Director:
Tracey Rooney
Producer:
Irene Daniels

We enjoy the cuisine, happily quaff the beer and wine, and like to travel there on holiday, but how many of us would describe ourselves as European? In this live event, a specially devised interactive test, and a panel with passionate views on the subject, help an undecided audience to determine where they really stand on the issues. Viewers can also take part on the night, via phone, text message or by logging on to www.bbc.co.uk/howeuroareyou. Presented by Andrew Marr and Dara O'Briain.
Producer John Marley ; Exec producer Alexandra Henderson

Contributors

Presented By:
Andrew Marr
Presented By:
Dara O'Briain.
Producer:
John Marley
Producer:
Alexandra Henderson

Having survived a dozen concentration camps during the Second World War, Simon Wiesenthal died a fortnight ago, aged 96. For more than half a century, Wiesenthal doggedly pursued those he believed to be Nazi war criminals, incurring not only their wrath but also the displeasure of many of those from whom he might have expected support. This documentary in the Reputations strand assesses the motivations of the world's most famous Nazi hunter, and asks how he learnt to live with the legacy of the Holocaust.
Director/Producer Saskia Baron

Contributors

Unknown:
Simon Wiesenthal
Producer:
Saskia Baron

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1.00 Talk German Short, practical course for beginners, set in Munich and the Alps. With in-vision subtitles.
2.30 Germany Inside Out Travel and culture guide. With in-vision subtitles. 280549 5.00 Work Talk German. Essential language basics for working in Germany.

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