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The Body Farm

BBC (ended 2011)

The Body Farm is a police procedural in which DI Craig Hale solicits the assistance of Dr Eve Lockhart and her team at the Body Farm, a private forensics facility, in dealing with a variety of murder investigations. A spin-off from Waking the Dead, The Body Farm is a BBC Production in association with Projector Productions.moreless
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A Question of Sport

BBC

Welcome to the A Question of Sport guide at TV.com. Ally McCoist and Matt Dawson are the team captains and every week two sports celebrities join each team. They are quizzed on all types of sports and their players. Sue Barker usually presents the programme.moreless
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Material Girl

BBC

This romantic comedy, starring Leonora Crichlow and Dervla Kirwan, delves into the world of a young fashion designer as she battles her ex-boss, a business partner and snobby fashionistas as she tried to make her mark on the fashion industry.moreless
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Crimewatch UK

BBC

Crimewatch UK is a BBC television appeal programme that helps police all over the UK solve cases with calls from viewers. The programme features various appeal request methods such as CCTV footage and reconstructions. In the 26 years, Crimewatch UK has been airing it has featured over 2500 cases and as a result of viewers calls providing information many arrests/convictions have been made. Nick Ross and Sue Cook originally presented the show, which began airing weekly in 1984. The pair continued presenting until 1995, when Sue left, replaced by Jill Dando. Jill herself became subject of the show, after been murdered in 1999. From here onwards, Fiona Bruce presented alongside Nick. In 2007 both Nick and Fiona left the show. From January 2008, the show began airing with a new look, presented by newsreader Kirsty Young, with Rav Wilding hosting segments of the show, as he has done since 2004, and the addition of a co-presenter in the form of Matthew Amroliwala. The show currently airs two episodes in the last week of each month, the first features the months cases and airs between 9pm and 10pm on BBC One. The second airs after the local news between 10.35pm and 10.45pm, and features updates on the cases featured in the earlier show.moreless
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Lonely Planet

BBC

The Lonely Planet follows a team of travelers including Ian Wright, Justine Shapiro and Megan McCormick around the world to show us what the world is really like in the eyes of the traveler and proves that the world is not always as the news and press make us believe.moreless
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Panorama

BBC
With the first episode being broadcast on November 11, 1953, Panorama is the BBC's flagship current affairs programme and the longest-running public affairs TV programme in the world. Panorama's job is to investigate and uncover stories about Britain and the world. The range of stories that the programme covers is wide but the guiding principles for Panorama are always the same:
- To make programmes with authority which make waves and withstand scrutiny.
- To report the world we live in with a depth of understanding often missing in many other programmes.
- To scrutinise the use and abuse of power, both public and private.
- To get to stories first.
- To make the stories we tell relevant, accessible and engaging for the audience.
- To treat fairly the people with whom we deal.
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Exile

BBC (ended 2011)

Tom Ronstadt (John Simm) is a successful London journalist whose world is crumbling around him. He's in he process of moving back to his hometown in Lancashire where he has difficulty dealing with his father's Alzheimer's.moreless
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Junior Apprentice

BBC

Lord Alan Sugar searches for his junior apprentice, in a spin-off of his main show, The Apprentice. Ten youths are sent on jobs in a bid to prove themselves in the business world.moreless
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The Old Guys

BBC

Tom and Roy may be elderly, but that's not going to stop them! For these two pensioners, played by The Vicar of Dibley's Roger Lloyd Pack and Keeping Up Appearances actor Clive Swift, life is just beginning: When they're not out lusting after their next door neighbour they're plotting ways in which they can take advantage of their new 'freedom pass'.moreless
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Question Time

BBC

A British weekly debate show in which a panel answer topical question submitted by, and in front of, a studio audience. Broadcast from different locations around the UK, the panel usually contains at least 3 current or former politicians, with others selected from the world of industry, media and entertainment. Although, not broadcast live, it is filmed in one take, as if live and then shown 2 hours later in full. David Dimbleby is the current host of the programme; his predecessors are Sir Robin Day and Peter Sissons.moreless
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The White Queen

BBC

In 1464, the War of the Roses between the Houses of York and Lancaster is in its ninth year. Although the sly Earl of Warwick has succeeded in having the easily-controlled Edward IV of York crowned, all his work could be undone when the new monarch falls in love with Elizabeth Woodville, a commoner. This BBC adaptation of Philippa Gregory's series, The Cousin’s War, follows the women caught up in the battle to be the rightful king of England.moreless
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Rock & Chips

BBC

This Only Fools and Horses prequel imagines what it would have been like for the show's iconic characters in the 1960s.
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The Voice UK

BBC

The Voice UK is a British TV show based on The Voice of Holland. There are four phases in the show. Producers' auditions, blind auditions, battle phase, and live show. The panel of judges are Jessie J, will.i.am, Tom Jones and Danny O'Donoghue.moreless
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British Academy of Film and Television Awards

BBC

This annual awards ceremony, commonly referred to as the Baftas, celebrates the best of film and television with a special focus on British talent. The ceremony is often cited as Britain's equivalent to the Oscars. The BAFTAS were first awarded in 1947. The statue depicts a theatrical mask which was designed by American sculptor Mitzi Cunliffe and was commissioned by the Guild of Television Producers in 1955.moreless
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So You Think You Can Dance (UK)

BBC

Nigel Lythgoe and Arlene Phillips search for Britain's best dancer, while Cat Deeley presents.
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Watchdog (UK)

BBC

Watchdog tackles viewers consumer issues and problems head on, whether it's taking it direct to a company or contacting someone who can solve the problem. Since 2009, BBC show Rogue Traders has been incorporated into a newly formatted hour long show. Currently presented by Anne Robinson/, returning host and Rogue Traders host Anita Rani and new to the team Rogue Traders host Matt Allwright. The show's 25th series is currently airing on Thursday nights at 8pm on BBC One.moreless
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I'd Do Anything

BBC

Watch as a group of Nancy hopefuls and Oliver wannabes vie for these important roles in the famed West End musical Oliver in the tradition of How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria and Any Dream Will Do. Comedian Graham Norton hosts.moreless
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Five Daughters

BBC

This three-part factual based drama tells the tragic story of the five women murdered in Ipswich in 2006 through the eyes of relatives and Suffolk Police.
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Newsround

BBC

This guide covers the 5 minute Newsround bulletin that airs on CBBC2 at 7.25am Monday through to Friday and the main 10 minute 5.05pm bulletin on CBBC1 from Monday to Friday. The CBBC bulletins have their own seperate guide. John Craven's Newsround started on 4th April 1972, with just two typewriters and three people based in the corner of the BBC's foreign news room. Primarily anchored by John for 17 years, on the 22nd June 1989 John hosted his last ever Newsround. Since then the main show has seen a cycle of different presenting and reporting teams, in October of 2008 the presenting team was condensed to two main hosts, Sonali Gudka (previously Breakfast Co-Anchor) and Ore Oduba, who acts as deputy. The breakfast bulletins began airing on CBBC2's breakfast show in 2003, all bulletins since the 2008 cast reshuffle are presented by Ore, if he's unavailable Sonali fills in. Reporters currently on the show are Ricky Boleto who is based in Manchester and Hayley Cutts and Leah Gooding who are based in London. The cast are credited by their main role to the show, however may appear as reporters in a later show. The show itself presents the days main headlines in a way that relates more to children. It's popularity has spawned many short-lived spin-off series and additional broadcasts on the CBBC Channel (these episodes are included within the Newsround(CBBC) TV.com guide) The set has been updated on many occasions, as has the shows theme tune and titles, the most recent has been in place since 29th September 2008.moreless
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Wallace and Gromit's World of Invention

BBC

The animated pair create more whacky creations.
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