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Village SOS: Sarah travels to Newstead in Nottinghamshire where the pit closed during the 1980’s, leaving unemployment and general deprivation behind it. The residents of Newstead have big plans to make theirvillage a tourist destination by converting the pit tips into a thriving country park, with help from a Big Lottery Fund grant.

Prime Suspect: The female head of a homicide squad leads her team in solving homicides while juggling her personal life.

Famous Food: Mike and Lonnie choose a partner.

Last Man Standing: Mike Baxter is the marketing director for an iconic outdoor sporting goods store. He loves to have adventures while he's traveling for work and, of course, he drives a pick-up truck. While Mike is king of the hill at work, he's the odd man out in a home that is dominated by women -- namely his wife, Vanessa, and their three daughters, 22- year-old Kristin, 17-year-old Mandy and 14-year-old Eve. After being a stay-at-home mom for years, Vanessa recently returned to the workplace and was quickly promoted (much to the dismay of her primarily male co-workers). As a result of Vanessa's increased work load, Mike is pulled into more hands-on parenting than ever before.

Banged Up Abroad: An internet romance sparks a tragic turn of events ending with a 14 year prison sentence. This is the US version called Locked up Abroad. This is from the latets season.

Phineas and Ferb: An animated comedy about two-step brothers who find inventive things to do on each day of their summer...

Reaching for the Skies: Since the Second World War, aircraft have played an important role in naval operations...defending the fleet against attack by making it possible for pilots to spot the enemy beyond the horizon. The advantages of naval air power became indisputable with the advent of the aircraft carrier - and the expanded capability to deploy this tactical asset across the vast stretches of the ocean. Having proven themselves from the sinking of the Bismarck to the Pacific War, from Suez and Vietnam to the Falklands, here is military air technology at its most daring, where precision is crucial, and the interface between man and machines reaches the ultimate intimacy The greatest exponents of Naval air power are featured in interviews, particularly the masterful Captain Eric Brown, who in his time has flown virtually every Naval aircraft of World War II, and was a regular contributor to Air International at this period. His introduction of carrier-borne jets is also extremely interesting. The film culminates in the review of the modern carrier.