Itv hd listings

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Saturday 13th September 2008
Shakespeare in Love - 22:15 (then continues at 23:30)
The Elizabethan playwright (Joseph Fiennes) suffers from writer’s block while scripting his new piece, and as if that weren’t bad enough, sadistic creditors are poised to close down the theatre. But when a noblewoman disguises herself as a man to fulfil her dream of appearing on stage, it leads to a romance that inspires the bard to pen one of his most famous creations.

Sunday 14th September 2008
Agatha Christie’s Poirot - 21:00
When a woman is found dead in her home suspicion immediately falls upon her lodger, but Superintendent Spence begins to question the man’s guilt and invites Poirot to help uncover the identity of the real killer. The Belgian sleuth teams up with Ariadne Oliver as he attempts to crack the case.

Monday 15th September 2008
The Children - 21:00
Emily’s accusations against Jack threaten to tear Cameron and Sue’s relationship apart as they argue over how to deal with the teenager, who in turn falls into Mary’s arms. Cameron eventually turns to Polly for a sympathetic ear, while Anne decides to book a holiday to escape her problems. Last in series.

Monday 15th September 2008
Hard Target - 22:35
Violent thriller, starring Jean-Claude Van Damme as an American merchant sailor whose martial arts skills are tested to the limit as he investigates a group of sadistic hunters who stalk human quarry.

Tuesday 16th September 2008
Champions League - Marseille versus Liverpool - 19:45
Steve Rider is joined by Andy Townsend to present coverage of the Group D match at the Stade Velodrome, where the teams meet for the second successive season. The Reds’ visit to this stadium last term was a happy one as they secured qualification to the last 16 with a 4-0 victory. However, their earlier 1-0 defeat at Anfield against the French outfit shows there will be no room for complacency. They will also need to improve on their lacklustre performances against Standard Liege in the qualifying round if they are to take anything from this game.

(info taken from h__p://www.joinfreesat.co.uk/index.php/freesat-channels/itv-hd-schedule)

[seedys50]

Thanks for sharing the info - i can now actually see if i can get this channel working on my dvbs-2 card.

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The Guru
Saturday 20th September on ITV Central from 10:15pm to 11:15pm
The Guru
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Concluded
Saturday 20th September on ITV Central from 11:30pm to 12:20am
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An aspiring actor heads for New York from his home in India, determined to see his name in lights - but ends up forging a career as the Big Apple's leading *** guru. Sadly, his own experience is strictly limited, so it's a good job he has a sultry **** actress on hand to offer him advice. Appealing comedy, starring Jimi Mistry, Heather Graham, Marisa Tomei and Sanjeev Bhaskar. Continues after ITV News and Local Weather Directed by: Daisy Von Scherler Mayer. (15) (2002) SUB HD
Film/Comedy

[madsod]

nice one thanks shame we dont get a epg for it , still it would be very small lol

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Sunday 21st September 2008

Agatha Christie’s Poirot (drama) - 21:00
After revolution overthrows Prince Ali Yusuf, his friend hides priceless jewels in the tennis racquet belonging to English schoolgirl Jennifer Sutcliffe. By rights, the jewels should belong to the prince’s cousin, Princess Shaista, a pupil at Meadowbank School, but no one knows where they are. Poirot, who is at the school to choose a new headmistress, finds out that things and people are not quite as they seem.

[sparky208]

gr8 thanks :respect-040:

[wowwow]

no more hd avail on itv from what i can see for the rest of that week, hold tight tho :)

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Sunday 28th September 2008

Agatha Christie’s Poirot (drama) - 21:00
Poirot is approached by a young heiress who tells him that she may have killed someone, and when her childhood nanny is found dead, it seems as though she is telling the truth. But Poirot and his friend Ariadne explore further, and uncover a conspiracy rooted in a tragic family history.

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Tuesday 30th September 2008

UEFA Champions League: Arsenal v Porto - 19:30
Steve Rider introduces live coverage from the Emirates Stadium of Arsenal’s Champions League group stage game against Portuguese champions Porto. The two clubs met in this competition in the 2006-07 season, with the Gunners winning 2-0 at home with goals from Thierry Henry and Alexander Hleb.

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Saturday 11th October 2008 onwards
England v Kazakhstan Live - 4.30pm (unconfirmed)
Steve Rider introduces live coverage from Wembley of England’s 2010 World Cup qualifier against Kazakhstan. After winning their first two matches, England will hope to maintain their perfect start to the qualifying campaign by beating the former USSR state.

Monday 13th October 2008 onwards
Wired - 9.00pm
New three-part thriller exploring the high-risk world of bank fraud. Single mother Louise is betrayed by her best friend Anna, whose boyfriend tries to coerce her into taking part in a multi-million pound bank fraud. Just when she thinks there is no escape, help comes from a chance meeting with a mysterious stranger. However, everything is not as it seems when demons from Louise’s past reappear to turn her life upside down and leave her questioning who she can trust.

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Monday 20th October 2008
Wired - 9.00pm
The second episode in a three-part thriller exploring the high-risk world of bank fraud. Louise blames herself for Anna’s death and turns to Crawford for comfort and support. But when she discovers he is not what he seems, she finds herself becoming increasingly isolated and in serious danger when the criminal gang for whom she worked accuses her of talking to the police.

Tuesday 21st October 2008
Manchester United v Celtic - 7.30pm
Steve Rider introduces live coverage from Old Trafford of the first instalment in the Battle of Britain as Champions League holders and English champions Manchester United take on Scottish champions Celtic. Gordon Strachan once again comes up against his old boss from his Aberdeen and Manchester United days as a player.

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Saturday 25th October 2008
Red Dragon (film) - 11.10pm (to be confirmed)
Will Graham, the FBI agent who first captured Hannibal Lecter, is lured out of
retirement when a demented murderer dubbed `the Tooth Fairy’ by the press begins
slaughtering entire families, prompting Graham to seek the imprisoned cannibal’s
expertise. Adapted from the first of Thomas Harris’ novels to feature Lecter,
and starring Anthony Hopkins, Edward Norton, Ralph Fiennes and Philip Seymour
Hoffman Directed

Sunday 26th October 2008
Britannia High (drama) - 6.15pm (to be confirmed)
New drama series following the lives of six young students at the fictional performing arts school Britannia High. As a new influx of talented pupils arrive, small-town girl Lauren struggles to make the grade. When her classmates discover she never even auditioned to get into the school, she must go that extra mile to prove she is worthy of her place. Despite help from school hunk Danny, Lauren continues to struggle and begins to wonder if her dream of stardom is over before it has even begun.

Monday 27th October 2008
Wired (drama) - 9.00pm
Louise decides to send Erica to live with her father, feeling that she will be safer there. Crawford informs her that Hugh Borne has been found dead, and warns her that she may be being watched in the bank. As the day of the scam approaches, Crawford insists that Louise joins the witness protection scheme. The criminals make a plan to divert police attention as the money is transferred. On the day of the scam, Louise is confused when there only appears to be half the money in the account.

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Saturday 1st November 2008
Hannibal (film) - 10.50pm
Synopsis to follow…

Sunday 2nd November 2008
Britannia High (drama) - 7.00pm
Drama series following the lives of six young students at the fictional performing arts school Britannia High. All-round talent and class clown Danny conflicts with his music teacher when she expects him to stop messing around and to perform better in his academic studies. Their battle of wills comes to a head during an important school visit from Girls Aloud’s Kimberley and Nicola, and Danny’s world comes crashing down.

Sunday 2nd November 2008
Sharpe’s Peril (drama) - 9.00pm (1-2)

Tuesday 4th November 2008
UEFA Champions League: Liverpool v Atletico Madrid (sport) - 7.30pm
Live coverage from Anfield of Liverpool’s group match against Atletico Madrid. Current Liverpool goal-scoring hero Fernando Torres scored over 100 goals for the Madrid club, who have former Liverpool players Luis Garcia and Florent Sinama-Pongolle in their ranks.

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Wednesday 5th November 2008
The Bill - Walk On By (drama) - 8.00pm
Nate and Mel are confronted by a shocking sight when they arrive at the scene of a stabbing on a bus. Terrified passenger, Holly Perkins, is desperately trying to save the victim, Kelvin Gainham. Nate is charmed by how determined Holly is to help and is surprised to learn that she is Terry Perkins’ daughter. Back at Sun Hill, the pair seem to bond - much to Terry’s annoyance. Then the case becomes a murder investigation and the hunt is on for suspect, Jed Ryan.

Thursday 6th November 2008
The Bill - In Deep (drama) - 8.00pm
Leaving St Hugh’s after a night shift, Nate and Tony are alarmed when a car pulls up and a young woman, Claire Webster, is pushed out - along with six bags of cocaine. Claire finally admits that she has been buying drugs from minicab firm owner Alan Brady. Unable to pay, Brady arranged for her to be beaten up. Terry goes undercover as a cab driver and Brady gives him a package to deliver - it turns out to be a letter ****.

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Sunday 9th November 2008
FA Cup Football (sport) - 12.55pm
Live coverage from Westleigh Park of the FA Cup first-round tie between Havant & Waterlooville and League Two side Brentford. The Hampshire team reached the fourth round last season, where they twice took the lead against Liverpool before going down 5-2 - the best performance by a club at this level for 17 years.

Sunday 9th November 2008
Britannia High (drama) - 7.00pm
It’s Jez’s birthday, and his friends plan a surprise celebration in fabulous all-singing, all-dancing style. Unfortunately things go wrong when it transpires that Jez has been keeping secrets from them - big secrets! Things get worse when the gang discover that Jez has also been telling some pretty big porkies to his father as well. As the truth unravels, Jez is forced to make some heartbreaking choices, which culminate in him singing for his survival in an impossible no-win situation.

Sunday 9th November 2008
Sharpe’s Peril (drama) - 9.00pm
Conclusion of the two-part drama. Sharpe is captured by the mastermind behind the opium trafficking ring but refuses to join him. With Harper left in charge of the convoy, Sharpe manages to escape with Marie-Angelique - but his absence is soon discovered by the enemy. Reunited with Harper and the column, they are forced to take refuge in a village where Sharpe sets about training the ragtag group of English soldiers and local Indian farmers. Is this to be Sharpe’s last stand?

Monday 10th November 2008
The Commander - Abduction Part 1 (drama) - 9.00pm
First of a three-part story in which Commander Clare Blake has to oversee the case of a woman bludgeoned to death in her own home. The shocking nature of the crime is compounded by the fact that the chief suspect is the woman’s own son, DS Brian Hall, a member of Blake’s own murder team. As the case unfolds, details of Hall’s hidden life as a chronic alcoholic emerge. DCI Doug James has his own problem though. Friction between him and his expectant wife take a turn when the baby finally arrives, and the nightmare begins.

Tuesday 11th November 2008
The Commander - Abduction Part 2 (drama) - 9.00pm
In the second of a three-part story, Clare Blake begins to feel the pressure of two high-profile yet deeply personal cases coinciding. The focus is now on the mothers at Zoe’s maternity classes. And Brian still has no recollection of what happened on the night of his mother’s murder. As he becomes resigned to the fact that he may have killed her, an incident in prison spurs him to remember a crucial development. But can he persuade an already deflated Doug that he is telling the truth?

Wednesday 12th November 2008
The Bill - Proof of Life Part 1 - 8.00pm
The first episode in a special two-part storyline to celebrate 25 years of The Bill, with cast members teaming up with those of primetime German police drama SOKO:Leipzig. Working undercover as a taxi driver, DC Terry Perkins is horrified when his passenger, armed with a gun, kidnaps a young German girl and bundles her into the back of the cab. Back at Sun Hill, DCI Jack Meadows and his team are informed of the kidnap and, as events unfold, it becomes clear that they will have to work closely with the German police in order to get the girl home safely.

Wednesday 12th November 2008
The Commander - Abduction Part 3 (drama) - 9.00pm
In the final part, a supervised trip to the murder scene convinces Brian Hall that there was someone else in the room when he discovered his mother’s body. But when Blake digs deeper, she discovers the truth is even more shocking than they imagined. Rookie DC Randall’s hunch leads her to the abductor. And Blake’s judgement lead her to commit a desperate act. As the consequences of her actions bite, she is tested both personally and professionally - but has she gone too far this time?

Thursday 13th November 2008
The Bill - Proof of Life Part 2 - 8.00pm
The second episode in a special two-part storyline to celebrate 25 years of The Bill, with cast members teaming up with those of primetime German police drama SOKO:Leipzig. Still undercover, DC Terry Perkins arrives in Germany where a furious Viktor tells the group there is a traitor among them who has been telling the police how to rescue Charlotte from her kidnappers. Terrified, Terry remains silent, and is shocked when Viktor kills one of his henchmen. Now aware of what Viktor is capable of, Terry’s only hope is that Sun Hill officers can trace him and Charlotte and get them out alive.

[wowwow]

Synopsis updated :)

[wowwow]

Sunday 16th November 2008
Britannia High (drama) - 7.00pm
When Lola bumps into Matt Willis on a night out and gets photographed with him, she sells her story and starts to make up lies about him to keep herself in the press. But her new-found celebrity status comes at a price, and she begins to alienate her friends as she tries to remain in the limelight.

Wednesday 19th November 2008
England v Germany (football) - 7.30pm
Olympiastadion, Berlin, Friendly

[DaDragon]

Big thanks to wowwow,i didn't know about the Footie
Regards DaDragon

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Wednesday 19th November 2008
England v Germany (football) - 7.30pm
Steve Rider introduces live coverage from the Olympic Stadium in Berlin of England’s friendly international against Germany. Fabio Capello’s men go into the game on a high having won their opening four World Cup qualifiers for the first time ever, and this is their first meeting in Germany since Michael Owen’s hat-trick inspired them to the famous 5-1 win in 2001.

Sunday 23rd November 2008
Britannia High (drama) - 7.00pm
BB lives to dance but his world turns upside down when his older brother, Julius, turns up at school. Up to now BB has managed to keep school life and home life separate, but Julius makes fun of BB and accuses him of turning soft since enrolling at Britannia High. Keen to prove he is still one of the lads, BB gets himself involved in a dangerous game of dare with disastrous consequences, and is forced to make a choice which will change his life forever.

Tuesday 25th November 2008
UEFA Champions League: Villarreal v Manchester United (football) - 7.30pm
Steve Rider presents live coverage from the El Madrigal Stadium. Both clubs are level on eight points at the top of Group E. The winners will automatically win the group, but a draw would send both teams through to the knockout stages. Commentary is by Clive Tyldesley and David Pleat, with pitchside reports from Gabriel Clarke and studio analysis from Andy Townsend.

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Synopsis updated

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Sunday 23rd November 2008
Mercury Rising (film) - 10.45pm
Prior to his box-office success with The Sixth Sense, Bruce Willis was paired with another young lead in this minor thriller, which is a tad more imaginative than most action fare. Willis stars as a renegade government operative who becomes protector of an autistic child (Miko Hughes) who has cracked the supposedly impenetrable Mercury security code. Alec Baldwin plays the crooked national security man who’s determined to hunt them down. Director Harold Becker manages to impart a little depth to the relationship between Willis and Hughes among all the chases and shoot-outs, but the psychological backdrop is too contrived.

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Sunday 30th November 2008
FA Cup Special (football) - 11.00am
Steve Rider introduces live coverage from Bridge Road of the FA Cup second round tie between Histon and the winner of the Leeds United against Northampton Town first round replay. Blue Square Premier team Histon beat League One Swindon Town in the first round and have never reached the third round of the competition.

Sunday 30th November 2008
Britannia High (drama) - 7.00pm
Claudine is head over heels in love with school hottie Danny, but he only has eyes for Lauren. Sick of playing second fiddle, Claudine hatches a plan to destroy the couple’s relationship once and for all. When the gang go on a ghost hunting night Claudine takes full advantage of the situation, manipulating events to cause friction between Danny and Lauren. But as the fur starts to fly, not everything goes quite to plan for Claudine - and the outcome leaves everybody reeling.

Synopsis updated

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Sunday 30th November 2008 *not confirmed as HD
Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi (film) - 4.15pm
Third instalment of the original Star Wars trilogy. Luke Skywalker, now a Jedi Knight, faces his destiny as his comrades reunite to destroy the new and improved Death Star. But first Han must be saved from the monstrous gangster Jabba the Hutt.


Sunday 30th November 2008 *not confirmed as HD
Superhuman: Super Strong (do***entary) - 11.45pm
An insight into the lives of the strongest people on the planet, discovering the extreme lifestyles they follow in their pursuit of raw power, and examining how far nature and nurture and the importance of the mind feature in the strength equation. Including the world’s strongest couple as they await the birth of their baby - will it also follow in its parents footsteps? The easygoing man who transforms himself into his alter ego to smash through nine layers of concrete, and the world’s strongest teen.

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Sunday 7th December 2008
Star Wars: The Phantom Menace (film) - 3.50pm
Special effects-laden prequel to the 1977 classic Star Wars. When the evil Trade Federation - headed by Darth Sidious and his powerful henchman Darth Maul - plots to take over the peaceful planet of Naboo, Jedi Knight Qui-Gon Jinn and his apprentice Obi-Wan Kenobi embark on a mission to save the planet. Fans of the original trilogy will be interested to discover the origins of Darth Vader.

Sunday 7th December 2008
Britannia High (drama) - 7.00pm
Lola’s in love with ***y Stefan, the dance mentor - the only problem is that it’s all a fantasy. All hell breaks lose when the gang discover that Lola’s been writing about Stefan in her diary and they assume she’s been having an affair with a teacher. But when Lola’s too proud to admit she made it up, gossip and rumour spread amongst the Britannia High students, and she has to face up to the fact that her schoolgirl crush could cost Stefan his whole teaching career.

Tuesday 9th December 2008
UEFA Champions League TBA (football) - 7.30pm
Steve Rider introduces live coverage from either the Philips Stadium in Eindhoven of Liverpool’s final group match against Dutch champions PSV Eindhoven, or from Stamford Bridge of Chelsea’s final group match against Romanian champions CFR Cluj. Rafa Benitez’s men beat Eindhoven 3-1 at Anfield and another good performance is expected tonight, while Chelsea and Cluj drew 0-0 in Romania. With commentary from Peter Drury, pitchside reports from Gabriel Clarke and studio analysis from Andy Townsend.

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Saturday 13th December 2008
True Lies (film) - 10.40pm
Arnie plays the unshaken, unstirred secret agent, always saving the world in time to get home for dinner with his wife and kids, who are blissfully unaware of his dangerous job. Aside from the truly spectacular action, there’s exceptional comedy support from Tom Arnold and a winning performance from Jamie Lee Curtis, who transforms from timid housewife to confident heroine. It may be wildly implausible and a trifle misogynistic, but, on a pure excitement level, Cameron’s blockbuster is unbeatable entertainment.

Sunday 14th December 2008
Star Wars: Attack of the Clones (film) - 4.05pm
The second prequel to the classic Star Wars trilogy follows the fortunes of Jedi Knight Obi-Wan Kenobi, and his headstrong apprentice Anakin Skywalker who have been charged to protect Queen Amidala from a mysterious assassin. The film culminates in an epic showdown between the Jedi and the forces of former Jedi Count Dooku as rival factions vie with one another for supremacy.

Sunday 14th December 2008
Britannia High (drama) - 7.00pm
Tensions rise as the school prepares for the end of year showcase. It’s the big performance that the students have been working towards, and all of them are desperate to shine. But this year there is one extra person auditioning - school dinner lady Ronnie! For years she has dreamed of being a performer like her friends, and asks Jez to give her some lessons to prepare. The only problem is that she cannot sing! But has Jez got the guts to tell her the painful truth?

Saturday 20th December 2008
Honey (film) - 2.40pm
A dance teacher living in a tough neighbourhood dreams of the big time which may come her way once she is offered a break by a music video director. But his motives are not altogether altruistic and the fame she craves may come at too high a price.

Saturday 20th December 2008
Britannia High Finale (drama) - 5.30pm
The night that the Britannia High students have been working towards - the end of year showcase - has finally arrived! This is the most important night of the students’ lives, when all their hard work will be put to the test. But can they put distractions aside? Danny must choose between Lauren and Claudine, Lauren receives her test results, Jez gets a blast from the past, BB faces up to a future without his family, and Lola receives the shock of her life. Featuring an unmissable combination of drama and live performance.

Sunday 21st December 2008
Clash of the Santas (drama) - 9.00pm
This is as fluffy as the trim on Santa’s costume and as daft as the idea that an overweight middle-aged man could ever squeeze down your chimney. But let’s not quibble, because this one-off comedy drama, the latest spin-off from Christmas Lights, reunites the popular Robson Green and Mark Benton as competitive brothers-in-law. This time they’re taking part in an international Santa competition in Lithuania. By the time they’ve had a go at the likes of turkey bowling and mince pie munching, there’s barely time to get home to their families for Christmas. The storyline is thinner than gravy in the Scrooge household, so just think of this as a vehicle for Green and Benton to be lovable chappies against a festive backdrop of Santas and snow.


Tuesday 23rd December 2008
Ali G Indahouse (film) - 10.40pm
Outrageous comedy in which self-styled voice of youth Ali G unwittingly becomes embroiled in a plot to overthrow the prime minister when he is surprisingly elected to be an MP.

Wednesday 24th December 2008
Aled Jones Ultimate Christmas Carols (music) - 11.25am
Synopsis to follow…

Friday 26th December 2008
Caught in a Trap (tbc) - 9.00pm
Connie Fisher stars in this drama inspired by a true crime. A miserable, bullied council worker, whose only solace is Elvis Presley, starts to embezzle funds from the parking meters it is her job to empty. Realising how easily she is able to ‘borrow’ the money and not get caught, she begins to find uses for the extra cash. But as her spending increases from small items for her family to Elvis memorabilia that makes her feel good about herself, an internal audit is scheduled for her department and she realises that her days are numbered.

Saturday 27th December 2008
Bird on a Wire (film) - 11.05pm
Fast-paced action as an informer goes on the run when his witness protection programme collapses and leaves him a prime target for the drug barons he once betrayed. He uncharitably drags his former girlfriend into the chase, and together they set off on a cross-country adventure.

(updated 24th Dec, Aled Jones eh :D )

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Sunday 28th December 2008
Affinity (tbc) - 9.00pm
Synopsis to follow…

Saturday 3rd January 2009
FA Cup: Preston North End v Liverpool (football) - 4.45pm
Synopsis to follow…

Sunday 4th January 2009
FA Cup: Gillingham v Aston Villa (football) - 1.00pm
Synopsis to follow…

Sunday 4th January 2009
Above Suspicion (drama) - 9.00pm
Synopsis to follow…

Monday 5th January 2009
Above Suspicion (drama) - 9.00pm
Synopsis to follow…

Wednesday 7th January 2009
Superhuman: World’s Smallest People (do***entary) - 10.35pm
Synopsis to follow…

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Saturday 10th January 2009
Nanny McPhee (film) - 4.55pm
Synopsis to follow…

Monday 12th January 2009
Unforgiven (drama) - 9.00pm
Synopsis to follow…

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Wednesday 14th January 2009
FA Cup 3rd Round Replay: Southend United v Chelsea (football) - 8.10pm
Synopsis to follow…

[holmroad]

Wednesday 14th January 2009
FA Cup 3rd Round Replay: Southend United v Chelsea (football) - 8.10pm
Synopsis to follow…

Think its at Stamford Bridge M8?
Thanks for info anyway!:respect-050:

[grin2]

whys that, when they drew 1-1 at the bridge on saturday. is there a problem with southends ground?

[holmroad]

Sorry M8 - must be mistaken - I stand corrected, I'd thought Chelsea equalised late on, but at Southend!
Apologies M8!:respect-048:

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Sunday 18th January 2009
Wild at Heart (drama) - 8.30pm to 9.30pm
Drama about a British vet and his family relocating to start a game park in the wilds of the African bush.

Monday 19th January 2009
Unforgiven (tbc) - 9.00pm
Synopsis to follow…

Wednesday 21st January 2009
Superhuman: Genius (do***entary) - 10.35pm
A do***entary which looks at the phenomenon of amazingly gifted people in music, science and the arts including child prodigies with jaw-dropping talents. Is their genius due to nature, or nurture? We meet 13-year-old Akiane who has been painting since the age of four and sells her pictures for huge sums of money. Kim Peek from Salt Lake City - who was the inspiration for the film Rain Man - has memorised over 12,000 books and is a walking encyclopaedia. Plus the eight-year-old studying chemistry at degree level.

Thursday 22nd January 2009
D-Tox (film) - 11.45pm
Synopsis to follow…

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Saturday 24th January 2009
FA Cup 4th Round: Hartlepool United v West Ham United (football) - 12.40pm
Synopsis to follow…

Saturday 24th January 2009
FA Cup 4th Round: Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur (football) - 5.15pm
Synopsis to follow…

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Sunday 25th January 2009
Wild at Heart (drama) - 8.30pm to 9.30pm
Danny is drafted in to help with an outbreak of rabies. As the disease spreads up the food chain, Danny falls out with Alice - the feisty British vet sent to work with him. When Tula, the baby elephant, is attacked, Danny has to decide whether he can trust Alice’s judgement.

Sunday 25th January 2009
Unleased (film) - 11.15pm to 1.05am
Jet Li plays a sort of human Rottweiler, who has been raised and kept caged like an animal, and is only unleashed when gangster Bob Hoskins needs him to do the one thing he knows - fight. Set in Glasgow (though you’d scarcely credit it from the accents), this has Li rediscovering his humanity, courtesy of the relationship he builds with blind piano tuner Morgan Freeman. As with most Li films, the best bits are the action ones: they’re fast, brutal and with a feel of the real about them. Unlike most Li films, the in-between bits are quite good, too - odd, but interesting. While this will appeal mainly to his hardcore fans, there’s some potential interest for a wider audience, and this is certainly Li’s most interesting non-Hong Kong work to date.

Monday 26th January 2009
Unforgiven (drama) - 9.00pm to 10.00pm
Final episode of the three-part thriller about how a woman’s release from prison impacts three seemingly unrelated families. Ruth opens her heart to Izzy and reveals some shocking revelations about her past. Emily’s plan to reunite Ruth with her sister works, but not in a way she would have wished. Ruth is forced to approach Lucy when Steve bungles his revenge plot. Will a desperate Steve find a way out of the chilling mess he has created?

Thursday 29th January 2009
Piers Morgan On… - 9.00pm to 10.00pm
Piers Morgan pays a visit to one of the most dynamic cities on the planet. 20 years ago this was mainly desert, but from the world’s tallest building to the 7-star hotel suite at 14,000 pounds a night, the excessiveness of it all is just mind-boggling. Piers mixes with Dubai’s movers and shakers, and meets some of the 120,000 Brits living the ex-pat lifestyle. The city’s construction bonanza is in a race against time to be completed before the oil runs out - but can they avoid the credit crunch?

Friday 30th January 2009(no longer in HD)
Tremors 3 (film) - 2.20am to 4.00am
Comedy horror. Burt Gummer returns to Perfection, Nevada to find the town has become a tourist attraction after the battles against the Graboid creatures 11 years ago. He thinks he has Graboid-proofed his life, but he doesn’t count on the arrival of a new and more dangerous kind of monster, and the interference of the government. Burt and his friends will have to use all their wits and weapons to protect the town.

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Sunday 1st February 2009
Wild at Heart (drama) - 8.30pm to 9.30pm
Drama series set in an African nature reserve. Max and Rosie finally make it down the aisle, but their happiness may not last. Du Plessis is devastated when Caroline tells him she will not be returning to Africa. Baby elephant Tula is unwell, and a rogue elephant at Mara leads Fatani to a revelation about his life.

Sunday 1st February 2009
Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life (film) - 11.15pm
The Python team present a series of outrageous vignettes in this irreverent look at the various stages of human life. Bad taste highlights include doctors trying to claim a healthy liver from a still-living donor, and the spectacular demise of the world’s most voracious glutton.

Monday 2nd February 2009
The Fast and the Furious (film) - 10.35pm
LA Cop Brian O’Conner goes undercover in a dangerous street-racing underworld to snare Dominic Toretto, the charismatic, hard-driving top dog. A powerhouse update of Point Break with some outstanding motors.

Thursday 5th February 2009
Piers Morgan On… (do***entary) - 9.00pm to 10.00pm
Piers Morgan visits Monte Carlo, in the tiny but glamorous principality of Monaco, a tax haven which is home to more billionaires per square foot than anywhere on the planet. He rubs shoulders with everyone from the billionaire tax exiles prepared to spend millions on a seafront apartment, to the ordinary folk who have seen life become increasingly unaffordable. He enjoys the hospitality of Mohamed Al Fayed, and chats to Prince Albert of Monaco, David Coulthard, Bill Wyman and entrepreneur James Caan. But is Monaco’s glamour disappearing under the influx of tourists and tax exiles?

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Sunday 8th February 2009
Wild at Heart (drama) - 8.30pm to 9.30pm
Synopsis to follow…

Sunday 8th February 2009
Shakespeare in Love (film) - 11.15pm
Synopsis to follow…

Wednesday 11th February 2009
Friendly Spain v England (football) - 8.30pm
Synopsis to follow…

Thursday 12th February 2009
Piers Morgan On… (do***entary) - 9.00pm to 10.00pm
Synopsis to follow…

Saturday 14th February 2009
FA Cup 5th Round Swansea City v Fulham - 12.45pm
Synopsis to follow…

Sunday 15th February 2009
FA Cup 5th Round Derby County or Nottingham Forest v Manchester United - 4.30pm
Synopsis to follow…

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Monday 16th February 2009
American Pie (film) - 10.35pm
At a high school party, four friends find that losing their collective virginity isn’t as easy as they thought, so enter into a pact to be the first to ’score’ as the senior prom looms. This crude but hilarious comedy from first-time director Paul Weitz contains some outrageous set pieces.

Wednesday 18th February 2009
American Pie 2 (film) - 10.35pm
Action-packed teen comedy sequel in which a group of friends are reunited after their freshman year of college and embark upon a series of comical adventures when they rent a summer house on Lake Michigan.

Thursday 19th February 2009
Billy Connolly Journey to the Edge of the World (do***entary) - 9.00pm
Synopsis to follow…

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Sunday 22nd February 2009
Wild at Heart (drama) - 8.30pm to 9.30pm
When Georgina brands Du Plessis as South Africa’s version of Crocodile Dundee, his new-found fame goes to his head and puts an animal’s welfare in jeopardy. A young man who tells Danny that a lioness at Leopard’s Den is his pet goes to extreme lengths to get what he wants.

Monday 23rd February 2009
Law & Order: UK (drama) - 9.00pm
Crime drama based on the hit US series Law and Order. DS Ronnie Brooks and DS Matt Devlin must investigate when the evacuation of a London hospital leads to the discovery of a tragic death. The trail takes them to Kings Cross, where redevelopment of the area is affecting a number of local residents - but could any of them be involved? The Crown Prosecutors are working hard with the police to ensure that the case is tried, but they have reckoned without the silver-tongued Robert Ridley QC.

Tuesday 24th February 2009
UEFA Champions League: Inter Milan v Manchester United (sport) - 7.30pm
Steve Rider introduces live coverage from the San Siro in Milan of the first knock-out round, first leg match between Jose Mourinho’s Inter Milan and defending champions Manchester United. Mourinho’s Porto side beat United at this stage in 2003-04 on the way to winning the trophy. With commentary by Peter Drury and Jim Beglin, studio analysis from Andy Townsend and Teddy Sheringham, and pitchside reports from Gabriel Clarke.

Thursday 26th February 2009
Billy Connolly Journey to the Edge of the World (do***entary) - 9.00pm
Billy Connolly continues his entertaining journey through some of the more remote regions of Canada, travelling from the Atlantic to the Pacific via the fabled North West Passage. On this leg of the trip, he goes through Baffin Island, home of the hardy Inuit, and explores some of the most spectacular and remote scenery on the planet.

Friday 27th February 2009
Moving Wallpaper - 9.00pm
Second series of the TV-based comedy. The production team from Moving Wallpaper face a new challenge to come up with a hit show for ITV. Cornish surfing soap Echo Beach has been cancelled and the writers are out of a job. Can egocentric producer Jonathan Pope find his next big idea? And will everyone else manage to cover up his trail of faux pas? Featuring guest star Kelly Brook.

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Wednesday 25th February 2009
FA Cup 5th Round Replay Middlesbrough v WestHam United (sport) - 8.00pm
Synopsis to follow…

Saturday 28th February 2009
The Bourne Supremacy part 1 (film) - 9.00pm
Ex-CIA agent Jason Bourne is forced out of hiding and returns to Europe to find out exactly what happened in his past. But it’s not easy as he’s been framed for murder and his old employers are leading the manhunt. Action sequel with a phenomenal car chase.

Saturday 28th February 2009
The Bourne Supremacy part 2 (film) - 11.35pm
Ex-CIA agent Jason Bourne is forced out of hiding and returns to Europe to find out exactly what happened in his past. But it’s not easy as he’s been framed for murder and his old employers are leading the manhunt. Action sequel with a phenomenal car chase.

Sunday 1st March 2009
Wild at Heart (drama) - 8.15pm to 9.15pm
Danny and Alice’s relationship reaches rock bottom when they have a blazing row at an animal auction. Alice is devastated when she realises she has pushed Danny straight into the arms of Vanessa. And when a storm hits Leopard’s Den, it looks like Alice might never get to tell Danny how she really feels.

Monday 2nd March 2009
Law & Order: UK (drama) - 9.00pm
Crime drama based on the acclaimed US show. DS Ronnie Brooks and DS Matt Devlin investigate the murder of a teenager who was brutally beaten to death. While the police face a tangled web of family loyalties around the victim, Crown Prosecutors James Steel and Alesha Phillips find themselves up against an audacious defence barrister who may be seeking to change the nature of the British legal system.

Thursday 5th March 2009
Billy Connolly Journey to the Edge of the World (do***entary) - 9.00pm
Synopsis to follow…

Thursday 5th March 2009
Manhunter (film) - 11.35pm
Synopsis to follow…

Friday 6th March 2009
Moving Wallpaper - 9.00pm
Synopsis to follow…

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Sunday 8th March 2009
Wild at Heart (drama) - 8.15pm to 9.15pm
In the aftermath of the storm, Alice makes a difficult decision and leaves a badly injured and unconscious Danny alone in the bush to try to get help. She succeeds in making it back to Mara, where she informs the others of Danny’s plight, and a search mission is put together as day breaks. Meanwhile in the bush, Danny is alone, desperate for water, and vulnerable.

Monday 9th March 2009
Law and Order: UK (drama) - 9.00pm to 10.00pm
Crime drama based on the acclaimed US series. When former vice cop Frank McCallum is discovered beaten to death in an underpass, DS Ronnie Brooks and DS Matt Devlin find their investigation going in unexpected directions. There are more surprises in store for Crown Prosecutors James Steel and Alesha Phillips when the accused argues that they acted in self defence. What really happened to McCallum?

Tuesday 10th March 2009
UEFA Champions League: Liverpool v Real Madrid (football) - 7.30pm to 10.00pm
Steve Rider introduces live coverage from Anfield of the second leg of the first knock-out round between Liverpool and nine-times winners Real Madrid. The Merseysiders take a 1-0 lead into the game after a well deserved win in the Spanish capital. With commentary from Clive Tyldesley and Jim Beglin, pitchside reports by Gabriel Clarke and studio analysis from Andy Townsend.

Wednesday 11th March 2009
Law & Order: UK (repeat) (drama) - 10.35pm to 11.35pm
Crime drama based on the acclaimed US series. When former vice cop Frank McCallum is discovered beaten to death in an underpass, DS Ronnie Brooks and DS Matt Devlin find their investigation going in unexpected directions. There are more surprises in store for Crown Prosecutors James Steel and Alesha Phillips when the accused argues that they acted in self defence. What really happened to McCallum?

Thursday 12th March 2009
Billy Connolly Journey to the Edge of the World (do***entary) - 9.00pm to 10.00pm
Billy Connolly completes his journey through the remote regions of Canada, travelling from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific. In this final leg of his trip, he ventures across the Yukon and British Columbia, where he meets the hardy people who live in these remote areas. He also fulfils a life-changing ambition when he takes part in a traditional and challenging sweat lodge ritual.

Friday 13th March 2009
Moving Wallpaper (drama) - 9.00pm to 9.30pm
Second series of the TV-based comedy. On the set, it is the day of filming for the big stunt, but Jonathan manages to upset leading man Alan Dale, who locks himself in his trailer. With boss Nancy demanding results, Jonathan will have to go to extraordinary lengths to make sure that everything runs smoothly.

Saturday 14th March 2009
Thunderbirds (film) - 3.35pm
International Rescue chief Jeff Tracy and his sons are trapped in space by criminal mastermind The Hood. So it’s up to youngest brother Alan and pals to save them - and the world. Gadget-packed live action adventure based on the 60s TV show.

Saturday 14th March 2009
About a Boy (film) - 9.00pm
Adaptation of the Nick Hornby novel about the friendship that develops between a bright but awkward 12-year-old boy and a wayward thirtysomething man masquerading as a lone parent in a bid to seduce single mothers. Ironically, it is the boy who initiates the bachelor into the world of adult responsibility and meaningful relationships as the bond between them deepens.

Sunday 15th March 2009
Wild at Heart (drama) - 9.00pm to 10.00pm
In the aftermath of the storm, some animals are found roaming free in town thanks to the destruction of several of the reserve’s fences. Danny and Alice soon realise that their romance has forever soured links with Vanessa and Mara, when Fatani steals some vital medicine to help a sick elephant calf, and a vengeful Vanessa fires him. Meanwhile, Georgina organises the Family Day Festival, and Du Plessis is delighted by the arrival of a surprise guest. Last In Series.

Monday 16th March 2009
Law and Order: UK (drama) - 9.00pm to 10.00pm
DS Ronnie Brooks and DS Matt Devlin are forced to reopen a contentious murder case, and their investigations threaten to unravel James Steel’s prosecution of Luke Slade eight years before. Slade, who has been studying law during his time in prison, is given leave to appeal. When he opts to represent himself in court, the case becomes less of a legal appeal and more of a personal vendetta between Slade and Steel. As Slade begins to get the upper hand in court, it seems as if James’s career may be on the line.

Wednesday 18th March 2009
Law and Order: UK (repeat) - 10.35pm to 11.35pm
DS Ronnie Brooks and DS Matt Devlin are forced to reopen a contentious murder case, and their investigations threaten to unravel James Steel’s prosecution of Luke Slade eight years before. Slade, who has been studying law during his time in prison, is given leave to appeal. When he opts to represent himself in court, the case becomes less of a legal appeal and more of a personal vendetta between Slade and Steel. As Slade begins to get the upper hand in court, it seems as if James’s career may be on the line.

Friday 20th March 2009
Moving Wallpaper (drama) - 9.00pm to 9.30pm
Jonathan Pope puts the writers’ noses out of joint by hiring a new member of staff. But the new scribe is a trans***ual named George - and Jonathan cannot help putting his foot in it. Things only get worse when the production team vote to go out on strike.

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Saturday 21st March 2009
Notting Hill (film) - 9.00pm to 11.20pm
The Four Weddings team produced another smash with this charming tale about a bumbling bookshop owner (Hugh Grant) who falls for the “most famous actress in the world” (Julia Roberts). Inevitably, the course of true love is a bumpy road, with friends, family and layabout flatmate Spike (played by Rhys Ifans in a career-making performance) getting in the way, but that’s the cue for a series of screamingly funny scenarios. Saturated with wit and well directed by Roger Michell, the film was bashed by sceptics for its fluffiness and lack of realism (for a racially mixed area of London, there’s not a black face to be seen). But, if you can accept the context as 100 per cent white middle class, with a light-hearted commentary on the nature of celebrity, it’s an intensely enjoyable experience.

Sunday 22nd March 2009
Lewis (drama) - 9.00pm to 11.00pm
Return of the detective drama. Lewis and Hathaway investigate the strange murder of a beautiful young Eastern European woman. Her death comes straight from the pages of a popular fantasy novel written by Oxford tutor Dorian Crane. Is this the work of a crazed fan, or is there something even more sinister going on? Soon it becomes evident that those close to Crane are in danger, and Lewis and Hathaway begin to suspect that actions in a world of fantasy can have very real consequences.

Monday 23rd March 2009
Law and Order: UK (drama) - 9.00pm to 10.00pm
When the bones of young Tommy Keegan are discovered in a basement, DS Ronnie Brooks, DS Matt Devlin and DI Natalie Chandler are faced with a 20-year-old cold case. The only people who seem to know anything about the case are the man originally arrested after the boy’s disappearance, and Tommy’s best friend Julia, who may have repressed memories. Crown Prosecutors Alesha Phillips and James Steel have a risky case on their hands.

Friday 27th March 2009
Moving Wallpaper (drama) - 9.00pm to 9.30pm
Nancy insists that Jonathan produces a trailer for the press visit in the morning - which means the whole production team are forced to work through the night. As they set about brainstorming, fuelled by caffeine, everything descends into chaos. But as morning breaks, there is still worse to come.

Friday 27th March 2009
The Coal Miner’s Daughter (film) - 11.35pm
Heartwarming rags-to-riches biopic of country singer Loretta Lynn. The film traces the superstar’s life from her humble beginnings in a tumbledown shack in Kentucky to huge success, marital discord and a battle against drug addiction. Star Sissy Spacek, who performs all the songs herself, won a Best Actress Oscar.

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does this mean that if i have a hd tv and watch itv digital it will be in hd format?
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amac

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only if your tv has free sat built in, or if you have a seperate hd receiver.

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Saturday 28th March 2009
8 Mile (film) - 11.35pm to 2.05am
Acclaimed musical drama in which a young blue-collar worker attempts to escape from his dead-end Detroit life by competing in rapping competitions. But he can only make it if he holds his nerve.

Sunday 29th March 2009
Lewis (drama) - 8.00pm to 10.00pm
When Lewis and Hathaway are called in to investigate the murder of a rising star on the Oxford theatrical circuit, they focus their suspicions on the cast. The victim is found with a planted note quoting Shakespeare - Neither a borrower nor a lender be. Among all the theatrical ambitions and jealousies, Lewis wonders if an actor really would kill for a good part. Meanwhile, Hathaway thinks he may have uncovered just who killed Lewis’s wife in a hit and run accident years before.

Monday 30th March 2009
Law and Order: UK (drama) - 9.00pm to 10.00pm
When an arson attack on a Turkish club claims 17 lives, DS Ronnie Brooks and Matt Devlin are under pressure to discover just who was behind it. Their search is complicated by a trail of false identities, and the devious method of starting the fire. But when the arsonist is finally identified, James Steel and Alesha Phillips struggle to build a case. They begin to question whether the attack was really racially motivated. As George Castle puts pressure on for a result, James is suddenly placed in an awkward situation with an old friend.

Wednesday 1st April 2009
England v Ukraine (football) - 7.30pm
Synopsis to follow…

Friday 3rd April 2009
Moving Wallpaper (drama) - 9.00pm to 9.30pm
Synopsis to follow…

Friday 3rd April 2009
Deliver Us From Eva (film) - 1.40am (Friday night / Saturday morning!)
Synopsis to follow…

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Saturday 4th April 2009
The Interpreter (film) - 8.55pm to 11.20pm
Crime thriller. When a United Nations interpreter overhears a plot to assassinate the leader of an African state, a secret service agent is assigned to investigate. As he delves deeper into the allegation, he discovers that the interpreter has a murky past and begins to doubt her story.

Saturday 4th April 2009
My Little Eye (film) - 11.30pm to 1.18am
Fuelled by the advent of both Big Brother and Blair Witch, this horror looks at what people will do for fame and money. Five contestants agree to live and be filmed in a remote house for six months. The prize? $1 million. The catch? If one leaves then all forfeit the cash. Who will crack and what secrets does the house hide?

Sunday 5th April 2009
Lewis (drama) - 8.00pm to 10.00pm
Lewis and Hathaway are called in to investigate when religious fanatic Steven Mullan is found scalded and drowned in his bath. Mullan had been imprisoned for attempting to murder celebrity atheist Tom Rattenbury, and had only recently been released. Lewis is drawn into the fragile but glamorous world of the Rattenbury family, and finds himself unprepared for the secrets that the Rattenburys are fighting to keep hidden.

Monday 6th April 2009
Law and Order: UK (drama) - 9.00pm to 10.00pm
When gynaecologist Dr Alec Merrick is accused of ***ually assaulting one of his patients during a routine examination, the team are called in to investigate. But how can they find enough evidence when it’s just one person’s word against another? Prosecutors James Steel and Alesha Phillips find themselves up against an unstoppable defence barrister Phyllis Gladstone. With a thin case and a dangerous level of emotional involvement they have no choice but to battle it out in court - but who will the jury believe?

Tuesday 7th April 2009
UEFA League Football: Manchester United v FC Porto (football) - 7.30pm to 10.00pm
Synopsis to follow…

Wednesday 8th April 2009
Superhuman: World’s Tallest Children (do***entary) - 9.00pm
Synopsis to follow…

Wednesday 8th April 2009
Law & Order: UK (repeat) (drama) - 10.30pm
Synopsis to follow…

Friday 10th April 2009
Tremors 3 - Back to Perfection (film) - 1.30am (Friday night / Saturday morning)
Synopsis to follow…

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Saturday 11th April 2009
Cliffhanger (film) - 10.30pm
Outdoor action thriller in which a former mountain rescuer is pitted against a group of criminals who have lost their hundred million-dollar stash during a plane crash in the Rocky Mountains. After being persuaded to help rescue a group of stranded hikers, he discovers that they are in fact a gang of violent robbers who need help to locate their missing loot.

Sunday 12th April 2009
Lewis (drama) - 8.00pm to 10.00pm
When Lewis and Hathaway investigate the death of a young orphan, forensic evidence leads them to suspect there is a link with an old rock band on the verge of a comeback. Following a report of a disturbance of the peace, Lewis pays a visit to the mansion of rock legend Richie Maguire. There Lewis is shocked to see Esme Ford, an iconic singer who faked her own death 35 years ago. It seems Lewis’s favourite band are on the verge of a comeback - but Lewis is not the only person keen to see the band reform.

Monday 13th April 2009
Jurassic Park III (film) - 10.45pm to 12.25pm
Further prehistoric adventures from the island of dinosaurs. Dr Alan Grant reluctantly accompanies a rich couple who are searching for their teenage son who crashed on the second Jurassic Park island while paragliding. Unfortunately for the adventurers, there are many unfamiliar - and deadly - dinosaurs lurking in the jungle.

Tuesday 14th April 2009
UEFA Football Chelsea v Liverpool (football) - 7.30pm
Steve Rider presents live coverage of the quarter-final, second-leg match from Stamford Bridge. The two clubs have met in the semi-final of this competition in three of the last four seasons. Liverpool won the first two, but Chelsea gained revenge last season, winning 4-3 on aggregate after extra time. With commentary by Clive Tyldesley and Jim Beglin, studio analysis from Andy Townsend, and pitchside reports from Gabriel Clarke, Subsequent Programmes Will be Subject to Change In The Event of Extra Time/Penalties.

Friday 17th April 2009
Inside I’m Dancing (film) - 11.35pm
Moving drama about a young man with cerebral palsy whose life is changed by the arrival of a rebellious companion at his Dublin home for the disabled. Together, the pair find a flat and hire a nurse to take care of them, but they both end up falling for her, which causes friction in their friendship.

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Friday 8th May
9pm Boy Meets Girl

Saturday 9th May
10.30pm Red Dragon (film)

Sunday 10th May
1.30pm Fletch Lives (film)

9pm Martin Clunes: Islands of Britain

Monday 11th May
10.35pm Scent of a Woman (film)

Thursday 14th May
10.35pm Van Helsing (film)

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Sunday 17th May 2009
Martin Clunes: Island of Britain (do***entary) - 9.00pm to 10.00pm
The final part of Martin Clunes’s epic journey through hidden Britain visiting some of the thousand or so islands around our coast. Today Martin heads for the playground isles of the south, where he swims with seals and visits the island family who lost Putney in a game of cards. He also encounters a man with the right to sleep with fellow islanders’ brides, and takes a ride in the private jet that one rich islander uses to commute daily to London. Plus he is taken on a hair-raising trip which ends on top of a lighthouse.

Wednesday 20th May 2009
The Shadow (film) - 11.05pm to 12.55am
Action adventure set in 1930s New York about a reformed criminal who becomes a superhero. With the aid of a beautiful female friend, a playboy millionaire with a dark past sets out to bring the evil Shiwan Khan to justice. But Khan is a deadly descendant of Genghis Khan and will not surrender his plans of world domination without a fight.

Friday 22nd May 2009
Boys Meets Girl (drama) - 9.00pm to 10.00pm
Final part of the body-swap comedy. Danny has a tough decision between the woman he loves and the man who wants to marry Veronica. But the choice might be made for him when his secret comes out. And when Danny and Veronica finally meet, can they swap back? And will they want to? Last In Series.

Saturday 23rd May 2009
Blues Brothers 2000 (film) - 3.05pm to 5.20pm
Exuberant sequel to the 1980 box-office smash. Elwood Blues has just been released from prison and is determined to re-form his old band. It is not long before the new line-up is ripping its way through a set of blues standards with help from the likes of BB King, James Brown, Eric Clapton, Dr John and Billy Preston.

Wednesday 27th May 2009
UEFA Champions League Final: Manchester United versus Barcelona (football) - 7.00pm to 10.10pm
Steve Rider presents live coverage from the Olympic Stadium in Rome, as holders Manchester United take on 2006 winners Barcelona. The Catalan club, with its feared strike force of Lionel Messi, Thierry Henry and Samuel Eto’o, have scored over 150 goals this season, but Sir Alex Ferguson’s men aim to become the first club to successfully defend the Champions League trophy. With studio analysis by Andy Townsend, commentary by Clive Tyldesley and David Pleat, and pitchside reports from Gabriel Clarke and Matt Smith. Subsequent Programmes Will Change.

Thursday 28th May 2009
The Fast and the Furious (film) - 10.35pm to 12.35am
LA Cop Brian O’Conner goes undercover in a dangerous street-racing underworld to snare Dominic Toretto, the charismatic, hard-driving top dog. A powerhouse update of Point Break with some outstanding motors.

Saturday 29th May 2009
The Beguiled (film) - 10.35pm to 12.35am
Offbeat drama set during the American Civil War. A wounded Yankee soldier takes refuge in an isolated girls’ school in the South towards the end of the war, and finds himself the object of the young women’s ***ual fantasies. It is not long before the stew of ***ual frustration and gratification reaches boiling point.

Saturday 30th May 2009
FA Cup Final: Chelsea v Everton (football) - Time TBC
Synopsis to follow…
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