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The Quattros fired up and fashion sense has been thrown out of the window as filming begins on the second Series of hit BBC One drama Ashes To Ashes. ... Source: www.bbc.co.uk --- 9 days ago
BBC One has commissioned Mentorn Media and Films of Record to coproduce a new Series presented by Nick Ross it was announced today. ... Source: www.bbc.co.uk --- 37 days ago
Sarah Lancashire Oliver Twist Clocking Off Neil Pearson The State Within Bridget JonesSarah Alexander Stardust The Worst Week Of My Life and Richard Fleeshman Coronation Street have been confirmed to star in a new drama Series for BBC One. ... Source: www.mininova.org --- 9 days ago
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Big Bang Day - The Great Big Particle Adventure - BBC Radio Documentary Series - cheops The huge LHC accelerator at CERN is designed to ask the most fundamental questions in science - what is the stuff of the Universe, where did it come from, how does it work, and would existence be possible if it were any different? In this Series, comedian and physicist Ben Miller asks the CERN scientists what they hope to find. Three episodes of approximately thirty minutes each. Episode 1: Atom The notion of atoms dates back to Greek philosophers who sought a natural mechanical explanation of the Universe, as opposed to a divine one. The existence what we call chemical atoms, the constituents of all we see around us, wasn't proved until a hundred years ago, but almost simultaneously it was realised these weren't the indivisible constituents the Greeks envisaged. Much of the story of physics since then has been the ever-deeper probing of matter until, at the end of the 20th century, a complete list of fundamental ingredients had been identified, apart from one, the much discussed Higgs particle. In this programme, Ben finds out why this last particle is so pivotal, not just to atomic theory, but to our very existence - and how hopeful the scientists are of proving its existence. Episode 2: Who Ordered That? The atoms that make up our material world are important to us, but it turns out they aren't so significant on the cosmic stage. In fact early in ... Source: www.guardian.co.uk --- 22 days ago
Will the BBC's new fantasy Series eclipse Dr Who? Maybe, yes, if they refine the dialogue. And plot ... Source: www.guardian.co.uk --- 38 days ago
BBC business current affairs show The Money Programme is set to be dropped as a regular Series after more than 40 years. By Leigh Holmwood ... Source: www.demonoid.com --- 27 days ago
Category: Audio Books Subcategory: Humor Quality: MP3/192Kbps Language: English Uploaded by: BarryP75 Size: 232.57 MB ... Source: www.demonoid.com --- 27 days ago
Category: Audio Books Subcategory: Humor Quality: MP3/192Kbps Language: English Uploaded by: BarryP75 Size: 231.69 MB ... Source: www.tvshowsondvd.com --- 17 days ago
By David Lambert - The Cold Case team is a crack squad of police investigators who reopen unsolved murder cases, using new technology to re-examine evidence that hopefully will lead to the killer. They... (more) ... Source: www.tvshowsondvd.com --- 24 days ago
By David Lambert - Warner Home Video and The BBC have announced that January 13th will see a DVD release titled The Henry James Collection. Works of the classic author (1843-1916) have a long history... (more) ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 26 days ago
Ireland Business World Sep 15 2008 6:50AM GMT ... Source: www.myoffers.co.uk --- 9 days ago
Here's a fantastic prize for lovers not just of wildlife programs, but for anyone who likes quality broadcasting as we're giving away the complete Blue Planet Series on DVD. Follow the incomparable David Attenborough as he explores previously unseen areas of the ocean and investigate beneath the waves to portray life in the oceans from the tiniest creatures to the mightiest whales. Long in the making, and using cutting edge technology for which BBC nature is famous, Blue Planet provides jaw -dropping images, informs and entertains us to a degree that can hardly be surpassed. Win this and treasure forever. ... Source: www.webwire.com --- 3 days ago
The BBC's Big Cat Diary production team has returned to Kenya's award-winning Governors' Camp for the 11th year. The team is live for the first time, filming the adventures of lions, cheetahs and leop... [WebWire - Wednesday, October 08, 2008] ... Source: www.indiaprwire.com --- 5 days ago
/India PRwire/ - BBC World News today announces Travel India , a six-part Series of journeys to India’s spiritual sites, places of scenic beauty, urban business centres and underdeveloped rural areas. Presented by India’s popular cricketer presenter, Harsha Bhogle, the new Series showcases contemporary India. Harsha starts his journey from the desolate Rann of Kutch in Gujarat and then makes his way to the Rajasthan city of Bikaner. Moving on, Harsha reaches the Golden Temple in Amritsar before travelling to Kashmir where he visits Wagah. Harsha then travels to the charismatic states of Delhi and Uttar Pradesh where he visits the holy city of Benares. Harsha’s journey continues to Bihar and West Bengal to meet the tribes of Sunderbans. Then onto the new world IT hub of Hyderabad, before travelling to Kanyakumari . After his journey of the south, he heads to Nashik for wine tasting along with a crash course in wine making. Harsha then travels back to Mumbai to wrap up his adventure, a trip that takes a full circle back to the point of origin. Paul Gibbs, the new BBC World News Head of Programmes, says: “The Travel India Series uncovers the diverse and unexplored facets of India as it stands today. It’s an exciting discovery of the unexpected which gives a unique and intriguing insight into amazing India.” Travel India airs on BBC World News every Saturday at 7 PM. Source: Press release distribution via India PRwire ... Source: www.indiantelevision.com --- 3 days ago
MUMBAI: BBC World News and Ministry of Tourism (MoT) have entered into a year-long partnership to promote Indian tourism in the global market. ... Source: www.homemove.co.uk --- 33 days ago
True North Productions are making a new property Series for BBC1 called “How to Survive The Property Crisis”. The Series aims to explore the impact of the credit crunch on the housing market. True North Productions are especially hoping to speak to people with experience of investing in new build developments. Areas of research include paying deposit on [...] ... Source: www.anorak.co.uk --- 22 days ago
THE City’s faulty and entirely ineffectual regulatory systems are not to blame for the money markets crash. All that singing Malteser , dried-up women and Brothers grim , Gordon Brown’s heroes . Oh, not. It’s all those City traders and their short selling, which is not illegal. But, still, let’s ban it and then we can all sleep easy. What we need is a new breed of trader. Death to the old . History attests to the fact that financial crises bring out the worst in the masses, and the action taken by the FSA is nothing more than vigilante violence on a national scale. Problems in the economy? Let’s find a scapegoat. Too difficult to blame the real culprits? Let’s pick on a minority, surround their homes with flaming torches, and drive them out into the wilderness. And in the nick of time, here’s the new BBC show. It’s call Traders. It features what TV nodding heads call “real people” - a housewife, a student and an ex-marine - trying to earn oodles of cash on a pretend trading floor. BBC executive producer Emma Willis tells us: “Traders is a hugely exciting project, and interest in the City is at an all-time high. This programme will offer viewers a fascinating insight into how this usually secretive world operates at an unprecedented moment in history.” Secret? You mean the post-Big Bang City, anyone can trade shares at home? Series producer Anthony Phillips goes long: “We were keen on people who could do it intellectually, but not ...
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UK - By David Bentley on Sep 21, 08 06:12 PM in TV shows DOCTOR WHO showrunner Russell T Davies worked his creative magic to help shape the new Merlin Series, ... Cult Spy: Merlin's TV History Digital Spy TV Review: Merlin (The Dragon's Call), BBC One, Saturday 20 ... TV Scoop Original story at Coventry Telegraph . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: Doctor Who news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more . ... Find more results for BBC Series on RSSMicro.com |
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The BBC has created a major three-part Series exploring the importance and impact of the Baroque art movement. Filmed entirely in high definition in various locations across Europe, and written and presented by Waldemar Januszczak, it charts the movement from Catholic Rome to Protestant London, beginning in Italy, moving to Spain and Germany, and finishing in England. The programme will be shown on BBC Four in the autumn... ...