T e n e r i f e ’ s f a v o u r i t e b r i t i s h w e e k ly n e w s p a p e r Issue 726 21st October - 27th October 2011
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End of a brutal era as Gadaffi is gunned down
A dead Sirte! COLONEL Muammar Gaddafi was shot dead yesterday (Thursday) in his home town of Sirte, according to Libya’s interim Prime Minister Mahmoud Jibril.
“We have been waiting for this moment for a long time,” a jubilant Jibril told a news conference in the capital city of Tripoli. Footage emerged purportedly showing anti-Gaddafi fighters surrounding the body of the ousted Libyan leader, before it was loaded on to the back of a vehicle. He was toppled in August after 42 years in power, and the International Criminal Court had been seeking his arrest. But there were conflicting reports about his demise. National Transitional Council spokesman Abdullah Berrassali told Sky News: “He was shot in both legs and in the head. It looks like Gaddafi and his close aides tried to flee.” Earlier, though, National Transitional Council (NTC) military commander Abdel Majid said he had been injured in a gunfight as his convoy attempted to flee Sirte. Another commander, AbdelBasit Haroun, said Gaddafi had been killed in a Nato airstrike. To add to the confusion, an anti-Gaddafi fighter, who claimed he witnessed Gaddafi’s capture, said he was shot in the stomach as he hid with his bodyguards. “We catch him and we shot him - somebody shot him by gun, 9mm,” said the witness. Then, pointing to another man next to him, he added: “This man hit Muammar Gaddafi with his shoes.” Libyan TV channels showed footage of two large drainage tunnels in which other reports suggested he had been killed. Spray painted above the pipe openings were the words “contemptible Gaddafi” and “God is greatest”. There was a corpse, apparently a pro-Gaddafi fighter, lying on the ground nearby. Anti-Gaddafi fighters celebrated on the streets as reports of the former leader’s fate emerged. “We did it! We did it!” chanted fighters in Sirte as they exchanged hugs and handshakes. Sky reporter Kitty Logan, said: “The mood here in Tripoli is of absolute euphoria. This is the moment they have been waiting for. This is what their revolution was about - and if the rumours are true, this is closure for the Libyan people.” Arabic news channels reported Colonel Gaddafi’s son, Mutassim, had also been captured
alive in Sirte yesterday. Britain’s Prime Minister, David Cameron said in a brief statement: “Today is a day to remember Gaddafi’s victims, from Lockerbie to Yvonne Fletcher, and also victims of the IRA, killed by Libyan semtex.” He added: “I am proud of the role Britain has played in helping Libyans to have a chance of building themselves a strong and democratic future.” Sky’s chief political correspondent Jon Craig, who has kept a close eye on the Libyan situation, summed it all up, saying: “Cameron’s gamble in joining French President Nicolas Sarkozy to spearhead the West’s war against Colonel Gaddafi, and back the Libyan rebels, now looks like a political masterstroke. “His Downing Street statement confirming Gaddafi’s death was brief, measured and modest, with no gloating whatsoever. “But the PM’s Middle East strategy did not always look so clever and well-judged. Back in February, as people all over the Arab world were rising up against their leaders, Mr Cameron was criticised for taking a group of arms manufacturers on a trip to the Gulf States. “In Libya, protesters demonstrating against the Gaddafi regime were met with a bloody crackdown by the security forces. “Gaddafi was vowing to fight to his ‘last drop of blood’ and calling on his supporters to ‘fill the streets’ and ‘attack them in their lairs’. “So the PM cut short that ill-fated Gulf trip, returned to London and attempted to persuade Barack Obama to back him in a liberation of the Libyan people. “But he found the US President unenthusiastic, dithering and uncooperative. So instead, Mr Cameron formed a powerful and ultimately hugely-successful alliance with President Sarkozy. “And last month Mr Cameron and the French President were rewarded with a rapturous welcome when they visited Libya together. “Initially, not everyone was persuaded that British intervention in Libya was the right course. But Mr Cameron stood firm and was unwavering in pursuing his policy of a no-fly zone and NATO airstrikes. “President Obama can claim no credit for the Libyan success, while Mr Cameron and Mr Sarkozy can rightly do so for a job well done.”
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Britain’s most wanted Now in its fifth year, the Operation Captura campaign issues a new appeal for criminals believed to be hiding in Spain and the Canary Islands.
Previous campaigns organised by the UK crime-fighting charity Crimestoppers and the Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA) have proved very successful with a number of ‘most wanted’ subjects being apprehended here in Tenerife.
Half of the appeals are new, while the other five subjects have been previously publicised through Operation Captura but are being re-issued as all five are wanted for murder. The successful multi-agency campaign identifies serious criminals on the run wanted by UK law enforcement agencies for crimes committed in the UK. Since Operation Captura launched in October 2006, 46 out of 60 criminals have been ar-
rested, with many now behind bars. Crimestoppers and SOCA work closely with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office staff in Madrid and with British and Spanish law enforcement agencies. The campaign highlights appeals for information on criminals who have European arrest warrants issued against them. Information given to Crimestoppers can help locate these criminals so that arrests can be carried out by the Spanish police.
Lord Ashcroft, KCMG, Founder and Chair of Crimestoppers, said: “Operation Captura is a unique partnership that has seen huge success in bringing some of the UK’s most wanted fugitives to justice. “A small number of suspected criminals see Spain as a safe place to evade law enforcement but, thanks to the confidence the UK, Spanish and ex-pat communities have in Crimestoppers, these individuals will not be able
to escape justice for much longer.” For those people calling from Spain there is a special freephone Spanish 900 555 111 telephone number which will be answered in the UK by Crimestoppers’ call agents and a translation service is available upon request. People can also pass on information anonymously via the Crimestoppers number 0800 555 111 or online at www.crimestoppers-uk.org.
New appeals Subject: Dominic Stephen POWELL Born: 21/04/1963 Place of Birth: Coventry Offences: POWELL is a fugitive who is wanted to serve a 16 week prison sentence for failing to provide notification of foreign travel as part of his reporting requirement as a Very High Risk Registered Sex Offender. Dominic Powell is likely to target vulnerable females with children and presents a significant risk of serious sexual harm to male and female children. Powell is likely to be using an alias name and is very likely to have changed his appearance to avoid capture. Description: Balding, short brown hair, Clean shaven, Wear glasses, Broad, stocky build, Brown eyes, West country accent ---------------------------------------------------Subject: Simon DUTTON Born: 24/10/1976 Place of Birth: Bolton Offences: Wanted for conspiracy to supply class A drugs. He is linked to the importation of Cocaine from Spain into the UK and its subsequent distribution in the North West of England. As a result of the operation 17 people have been convicted and sentenced to terms of imprisonment totalling in excess of 170 years; and Cocaine with a street value in excess of £1,600,000 was seized. Description: Short dark brown hair, Clean shaven, 6ft 4 ins tall, medium build, Blue eyes Marks/Scars – has a scar on his right side of his chin, scar on left hand and scar on right leg. Tattoo on right arm with the word ‘Rachel’. Tattoo running along inside left forearm. ---------------------------------------------------Subject: Andrew Terrence MORAN Born: 30/03/1982 Place of Birth: Salford, Manchester, UK Offences: Convicted for his involvement in an armed cash in transit robbery that took place on the 23rd May 2005 in Colne, Lancashire where Royal Mail guards were threatened with a handgun, machete and a baseball bat. One of the guards was assaulted before the offenders escaped with £25,000. The trial for this offence took place on 2nd February 2009. In the judges summing up he stated that he intended to remand MORAN in custody at which point he assaulted a group 4 security guard and vaulted over the dock. He escaped from the court and was subsequently convicted in his absence. Description: Short cropped fair hair, Clean shaven sometimes wears glasses, stocky build. Blue eyes. Marks/Scars – 1 inch burn mark on left forearm, 1 inch cut above left eyebrow, ½ scar on the back of scalp. Manchester accent ---------------------------------------------------Subject: Kirk BRADLEY Born: 07/09/1985 Place of Birth: Liverpool, UK
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Offences: Wanted by Merseyside police following an assisted escape from a prison van in Manchester on route to a trial at Liverpool Crown Court for conspiracy to possess firearms to endanger life and conspiracy to damage property with intent to endanger life. Description: Short/shaven receding greying brown hair, 5ft 10inches tall, proportionate build, Hazel eyes, Scar on the left hand side of his face and several scars on his right hand, Liverpool accent ---------------------------------------------------Subject: Tony DOWNES Born: 16/02/1986 Place of Birth: Liverpool, UK Offences: Wanted by Merseyside police following an assisted escape from a prison van in Manchester on route to a trial at Liverpool Crown Court for conspiracy to possess firearms to endanger life and conspiracy to damage property with intent to endanger life. Description: Short/cropped brown hair, Clean shaven, 6ft tall, heavy build. Blue eyes, two inch scar on right cheek, Liverpool accent
Existing appeals Name: Derek McGraw FERGUSON Alias: William Murdoch HENDERSON DOB: 10/01/1964 Place of birth: Glasgow Offences: FERGUSON is sought in connection with the murder of Thomas Cameron on 28 June 2007 at the Auchinairn Tavern, Bishopbriggs near Glasgow.
Description: Hair: Short brown/grey, balding Height: 5ft 2inches/Eyes: Green / Blue Distinguishing marks: Tattoos on left arm of a heart, an arrow and a dagger, part of left ear is missing. ---------------------------------------------------Name: William Thomas Robert PATERSON / PATTERSON Alias: Buff / Billy DOB: 10/09/1979 Place of birth: Glasgow Offences: PATERSON is sought in connection with the murder of Kevin Carroll, also known as McCabe. Carroll was repeatedly shot in the car park of ASDA supermarket, Robroyston, Glasgow. Description: Hair: Red / Auburn, Height: 6ft 1inch Eyes: Blue ---------------------------------------------------Name: Allan James FOSTER Alias: Shaun Michael WILKINSON Born: 15/08/1972 Place of birth: South Shields Offences: It is alleged that Foster murdered David “Noddy” Rice in Marsden Bay Car Park, South Shields on 24 May 2006. Foster is also wanted for two offences of conspiring to supply controlled drugs and also for the theft of a diamond ring. Foster has links to the Canary Islands and Majorca. Description: White European male of mixed race, Height 5ft 8inches, Slim build, Brown eyes, Short black hair. No distinctive marks known.
Name: Kevin Thomas PARLE Born: 26/5/80 Place of birth: Liverpool Offence: Kevin Thomas Parle is wanted in connection with the murders - in Liverpool - of 16yr old Liam Kelly in 2004 & Lucy Hargreaves in 2005. Description: White, Approx 6ft 6inches, Short cropped auburn hair, Large build. Blue eyes. ---------------------------------------------------Name: Christopher Guest MORE Alias: Christopher Guest, Chris Guest, Christopher Moores, Christopher Moore. DOB: 30/12/1977 Offence: MORE is wanted in connection with the murder of a man in Cheshire, United Kingdom in June 2003. MORE and a number of accomplices travelled to a remote farmhouse in Cheshire where after their demands for money were refused, they assaulted the five people in the house, beating one so badly that he died at the scene. He is also wanted for the attempted murder of a second man and for the false imprisonment and assault of other victims present during the incident. A number of MORE’s accomplices have been arrested in relation to the incident however MORE left the United Kingdom in June 2003 and is believed to have flown to Spain. Information suggests that MORE has links to Spain and Malta. His current location is not known. Description: White, Approx 6ft tall, Slim build Short cropped hair
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News around La Restinga villagers still banned from going home as El Hierro crisis lingers the Islands Rambling on about walking MEMBERS of San Juan’s rambling club (San Juan de la Rambla) have revealed a one-year project to attract more tourists. The plan to reinvent the club includes promoting coastal walks and concentrating more on highlighting the history and culture.
Titsa drivers’ put brakes on MANY drivers at the Titsa bus company in Santa Cruz are backing down from possible strike action, claiming they were not consulted. Unions have called for the strike because they say the firm is spying on them with private detectives to find possible grounds for dismissals.
Holy orders for holey doors THE Catholic Church at San Blas, Golf del Sur, which holds a weekly Sunday service at 10am, is beset with woodworm! At least, the front doors are. Father Pedro, who hopes San Miguel Town Hall will “donate” the labour, as it did a few years ago for the new altar and pews, has appealed to parishioners and visitors to help raise the necessary 4,000 euros.
Granadilla’s DNI short-cut GRANADILLA Town Hall and the National Police are offering a renewal service for residencia matters from Wednesday (26th Oct). It will save residents a trip to the Las Americas National Police station.
House-prices fall by 3.4% HOUSE prices here fell by 3.4% in the 3rd quarter compared with last year, which does not seem that drastic when set against the national average of 5.5%. And some regions in mainland Spain have seen drops of 8.4%
Small feast for just 2.5 euros GUIA de Isora celebrates its second Tapas Route, which is a gastronomic feast offering a variety of traditional Canarian snacks, prepared locally and served by 15 participating businesses in the area. Each tapas and drink combined costs just 2.50 euros, and the event goes on until 6th November.
Not such a bright idea CHRISTMAS lights in Santa Cruz this year could be hit by budget cuts. Whoever wins the tender to supply them will have to be particularly imaginative for the late November switch-on. A decision has yet to be taken on whether to continue with the regular piped Christmas music throughout the period.
Paper patterns nearly over SAN ISIDRO Cultural Centre has been hosting an unusual art exhibition in which paper and origami are used to create paintings and sculptures with recycled materials. The Creativity and Geometry of Paper show finishes today (Friday).
Police weed out drugs gang in Adeje THE Guardia Civil enjoyed an early-morning haul on Tuesday when they nabbed a gang unloading more than a ton of hash in a small cove at Guía de Isora, on the border with Adeje. Several units of both forces were involved in the operation, on the isolated beach at the mouth of the barranco de Erques. The smugglers were taken into custody, and an added bonus for the police was that they also nicked the would-be drug recipients, according to Spanish daily newspaper El Dia. The officers were well briefed because they pounced on the gang as soon as they began unloading their illicit cargo from a Zodiac-type boat.
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RESIDENTS of La Restinga, evacuated after last week’s triple underwater volcanic eruptions off the south coast of El Hierro, still can’t return to their homes permanently.
Juan Miguel Padrón, Mayor of the El Pinar district, says the undersea volcano “is almost dead” and that the villagers can visit them during the day only. But some have said they never want to live there again because of all the trauma on the smallest of the Canary Islands, especially as there is always the possibly of an eruption on land in that area in the future. Twice, they have been given the allclear to reclaim their dwellings, subject to air-quality tests, only for scientists to express concern about the sulphurfilled atmosphere – which smells foul - being a possible danger to them.
But even though the tests have proved there are no toxic gases present, the volcano boffins want to make absolutely certain by carrying out further tests. Jesus Perez, the local Security and Emergency Councillor, has stressed that the air is virtually clean in La Restinga and is no danger to the public. But he added: “Scientists will shortly decide whether the residents return to their homes or not.” Meanwhile, El Hierro’s council has pledged there will be financial assistance for those who have been evacuated, and has applied for further help from the Canary Islands Government and the Spanish Government, as well as the EU. The National Research Council, responsible for Volcanic Monitoring, and the National Geographic Institute (IGN),
have confirmed that the eruption has expelled magma, because samples “typical” in the Canary Islands have been collected. But although the tremor has been reduced and is stabilising, they said yesterday (Thursday) that the magma was still coming out. The three undersea eruptions have had a telling effect on the local economy. Many fish have been killed by the gases, and 40 fishing boats have been unable to return to their moorings. Traders have obviously felt the pinch as well, because of the ban imposed on any people going there until now. The Mayor, Juan Miguel Padrón, fears La Restinga may never be the same again. “People may be led to believe the area is contaminated and that sort of thing,” he said. “And this situation has hurt the fishermen, everyone.”
French tourists swarm in, and there’s more to come THE French can’t wait to take a holiday in Tenerife! That was the message from last week’s meeting in Paris between a delegation led by Carlos Alonso, Tenerife Tourism chief and French tour operators and airlines.
And Alonso’s sole aim at the meeting was to increase routes to Tenerife from France, which has registered a significant increase of tourists to the Island in recent years. The Tourism Chief Executive told the meeting that Tenerife operated 11 direct connections to airports in France and stressed: “These meetings allow us to see first-hand the tourist sector’s prospects for next season. “They also enable us to open
new lines of collaboration to increase routes, frequencies and air capacity of the Tenerife flights now linking with France.” Tenerife delegate Miguel Angel Santos, together with 16 tourist companies from the Island, spoke of the many tourist attractions here. And Santos outlined the Tenerife Tourism Strategy for the French market in 2012, which is focused primarily on travel agents being able to improve awareness of the Island and of the new airlines. Last year, 110,903 French tourists went to Tenerife, up 11.4% on the previous year’s figures. Statistics analysed by the Department of Tenerife Tourism Research also noted a further growth in the first eight months
of this year, which suggested an increase of 54% on an overall figure of 118,697 French visitors. It means that the French market has grown from a 2.3% share to 3.4% in the first eight months of the year, which is hugely encouraging for Tenerife Tourism. The French generally prefer to stay in hotels - 65.8% in the South - and visitors often travel as a couple or family, and are particularly attracted by the natural landscape of Tenerife. In general, French tourists are more active than the average visitor, with 66.5% practising some activities during their stay, especially hiking, or visiting the main attractions such as Teide, Los Gigantes, Santa Cruz, La Laguna and Garachico.
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No-show Mo can’t take gloss off our mighty Magma show TEENAGER Jodie Williams flew the flag for Britain in the absence of Mo Farah, who should have been the star of the European Athletics Awards Night on Saturday.
The glittering event was held at the Magma Centre in Playa de Las Americas but England’s Farah, reigning world 5,000m champion and European 10,000m recordholder as well, preferred to stay with his family at his “training” base in Portland, Oregon, in the United States. The best of athletes throughout Europe were honoured at the star-studded ceremony, which highlighted the annual European Athletics Convention. But Farah said he was too busy training to attend. But training for what? That was the big question because the international season has now finished. Instead, he made a ‘video’ appearance to acknowledge the prestigious award, which was collected by 2012 London Olympics supremo Sebastian Coe. Patrick Leuyckx, who runs the athletics club RCLA (Racing Club Las Americas), was a guest of the Belgian Athletics Federation at the event. The Belgian coach said Farah’s absence upset a number of people at the Magma Centre. “He was obviously the star of the show and a lot of us were hoping to meet him,” said Leuyckx. “If he’d been worried about missing the odd training session, he would have been more than welcome at our track, which is of international standard and less than five minutes from the Mare Nostrum Resort, where he would have been staying.” Yet there was no deny-
New data bank Interesting statistics show that 57% of residents of the island were not born here in Tenerife. ing Mo’s right to claim the top award in Europe. The 28-year-old Londoner is the first male long-distance runner to win it since its inception in 1993. And following his World Championship 5000m success in Daegu, South Korea, and being pipped at the post in the 10,000m thriller, he was a clear winner. “I am delighted to be selected as European Athlete of the Year,” he said in the pre-recorded video. “I would like to thank European Athletics and everyone who voted for me. It’s a pity that I could not be there tonight.” But chirpy 18-year-old Williams was there, and she took centre stage alongside outstanding German shot-putter David Storl at the Magma to collect their Rising Stars accolade. Together with Russia’s female Athlete of the Year, Mariya Savinova, they were presented with their trophies by European Athletics President Hansjorg Wirz. Jodie, the stylish British sprint prodigy from Welwyn Garden City, whose exploits in the Estonian capital of Tallinn during the European Athletics Junior Championships played a big role in her European Athletics Rising Star reward, was ecstatic. “When my Dad told me that I had won this prestigious award, I just could not believe it,” she told the distinguished audience.
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Before the ceremony, Jodie told Canarian Weekly: “When I discovered I was up for the award, I canvassed like mad for votes, and it paid off. I’ve had a three-month break from athletics to unwind and take in all that’s happened to me this season. “But I’m back I training now and my goal is obviously next year’s Olympics. I’ve already run the qualifying time, but I think I’ll have to achieve that again to make sure of a place in the GB team.” Jodie added: “London’s only up the road from my Hertfordshire home and it would mean so much to me, my family and all the people involved.” Her world-beating potential shone brightest of all in July when she won the 100m and 200m at the European Junior Championships in Estonia. Middle-distance runner Savinova, only the fourth Russian woman to be honoured as the European Athlete of the Year, was thrilled to be in such distinguished company. “It was a remarkable year on the track and this award has made it one of the most special years of my career,” she said. For all the trophies and accolades, however, it was also a huge feather in Tenerife’s cap for being able to attract one of the year’s great sporting get-togethers, What a pity, then, that Mo Farah wasn’t around to put the icing on our Island’s cake!
On the top of the table is the area of Santiago del Teide, where people who have come from outside account for 75 percent of its population. The Cabildo of Tenerife has released these statistics as a database, a new service aimed at entrepreneurs, researchers, consultants and the general public. The database service provided by the island government can make available socio-economic variables and statistical data relating to various
sectors. The 2001-2010 statistics collected last year and each of the years since 2001, contain a total of 184 tables and 79 graphs. It also allows a quick observation of the events of the decade with data from Tenerife, the Canary Islands and Spain. Councillor for Economic Development, Trade and Employment, Efraín Medina, said that “In a world which is increasingly interconnected and interdependent, entrepreneurship requires information on multiple variables. The preparation of timely and relevant statistical information on demography, macro-economic, socio-
economic sectors, is an arduous task.” The facility aims to provide access to statistical information relevant to decision making with statistics generated on data supplied by other sources such as the Canarian Institute of Statistics and the National Statistics Institute (INE). Among the information that the data bank offers includes socio-economic statistics related to geographic, population, employment and unemployment, agriculture, energy, construction, trade, transport, tourism, finance, public sector and other items.
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13 arrested in a series of dawn raids across Tenerife
A BRITISH national was among 13 people arrested last Tuesday on suspicion of moneylaundering activities in the south of Tenerife.
The group are said to have laundered money working for the Camorra Mafia organisation in the Naples area of Italy. Eleven of the gang detained are Italians, including a lawyer from Adeje, DG, who has also been arrested, plus one Moroccan. A major joint police operation, code-named Operation Pozzaro, involved the Guardia Civil, National Police and Italian authorities, and is the culmination of a long investigation into the Mafia on the island. The focal point of the operation were the Italian Nuvoletta and the Polverino clans, and it led to more than 50 homes and businesses being searched by an army of police. Searches were witnessed in the Mareverde complex, Torviscas, Marina Palace, Playa Paraiso and garages in Balcon de Atlan-
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tico. Reports state that Police uncovered 150,000 euros at one residence, and they have embargoed several assets including bank accounts. The entire operation was ordered by the Central Instruction Court No 6 of the Spanish National Court in Madrid. There, the prosecutor’s office against corruption and organised crime revealed that Spanish police collaboration with their Naples colleagues provided vital information for the raids. According to the prosecutor’s statement, the Nuvoletta clan have been investing in Spain since the 1990s, and latterly in Arona and Adeje especially. They are said to have a substantial interest in the Marina Palace complex in Playa Paraiso, Adeje, and the clan’s leader, a man named by the Spanish press as GF, has a network of companies registered mainly in Tenerife. Sales of luxury cars and boats are also thought to have been set up to launder
money, plus real estate and entertainment venues. Police are certain the money, filtered mainly through building projects, was eventually channelled through the Mafia’s Tenerife companies, which are also being investigated. The Spanish National Police said earlier this year that the Italian Mafia were leading the traffic in cocaine in Spain, with 24 clans involved. And over the past decade, 34 Mafia leaders have been captured in Spain. They were attracted by the climate, and the cultural and linguistic similarities to their own home. After Italy, said police sources, most Mafia chiefs have found refuge on mainland Spain. Germany is reckoned to be the country for illicit moneylaundering for the Italian Mafias, and serves as a pick-up point for the sale of arms to Eastern Europe. But Spain is definitely the operations base for bringing drugs into Europe from Latin America,” said a source.
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TIBU’s Eastern promise guarantees it is a major attraction with clubbers
Gunman escapes with 200 euros from a bank A MAN who robbed a Tenerife bank at gunpoint on Wednesday in Las Galletas is believed to be the same person responsible for other recent robberies in the South.
The gunman, masked by a hat and dark glasses, walked into the Banesto Bank, near the sports centre, and threatened staff before making off with 200 euros. The area was cordoned off, but, despite a thorough search by police and
the Guardia Civil, he avoided arrest. The previous holdup happened last month at a travel shop in the Vulcano Commercial centre, Playa de Las Americas, when a 58-yearold British man was wounded in the arm.
Arona short story competition The eighth edition of the Arona short story contest has just been announced, organised by the network of Municipal Public Libraries and Arona Council. The contest has two age categories 14yrs – 18yrs, and, over 18 years, resident in a Spanish territory. The piece should be written in Castilian, be original and not previously have received a prize.
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The councillor responsible for culture in Arona, Miguel Angel Mendez, explained that the objective of this initiative is, “promoting literary production, and interest in reading.” Mendez also announced that “this time the prize will be an e-book.” People who are interested in participating can visit the contest via, www.arona.org and deliver their work to any office of Citizen Service within the municipality of Arona.
TIBU, Tenerife’s genuine clubbing paradise, has become THE place to be seen on the Playa de Las Americas nightlife circuit.
fantastic birthday/celebration party packages, plus there’s always something different going on,” said the trio. “What makes TIBU great? Service, décor and a quality night out at reasonable prices.” Beaux added: “The décor alone is second to none. You could take this club and drop it in London, Milan or LA and
TABU’s owners promise celebrity guests and lots of “extra” surprises for everyone who is there on the night. So what’s the secret behind TIBU’s success? Could it The club oozes Eastern be the ongoing, day-to-day decadence as ancient Incommitment of the owners dian art creates a sensual and passionate loyal staff? backdrop to the opulent VIP Quite probably! booths around the dance As Marco points out, runfloor. The stunning décor enning a club is much courages a fascimore than setting nating crowd, it up, opening the ‘Most of all at TIBU, as well as a host doors and hopyou will experience a five-star of celebrities, to ing it stays cool. dance the night night with an electric atmosphere And Beaux adds: away or sit at “People can be their very own and explosive entertainment from very fickle, and to tables, enjoykeep a club sucour resident and guest Djs, who ing an ambiance cessful takes a lot that is second to of work, always in work with percussionists and none. the background saxophonists to guarantee guests checking out the Having opened its doors in Novarious stages, an amazing weekend.’ vember 2009, looking after the the club is about business 24/7 and to celebrate its second An- it would be a success. TIBU taking care of the clients’ niversary. Owners Beaux, occupies the top VIP spot needs every night.” In fact, Marco and Martzio admitted on the Tenerife nightlife the three owners are very that a few eyebrows were scene.”“The club offers a va- “hands-on”, meeting reguraised when the club first riety of bars, including one larly with bar staff, choreannounced its arrival from of BEST cocktails bars on ographers, Djs and all those Marbella. Yet two success- the Island, VIP booths, table who work to make the club ful years down the line and waiter service, exotic fruit a success. all the locals, residents and shishas and a smoking terSo there’s no magic fortourists have embraced the race with sea view. mula - just an excellent chic style on offer. Beaux and his partners are knowledge of the scene TIBU has also proved an really excited as the Celebra- and their utter dedication amazing success with the tion season approaches us. to the club. business life for neighbour- “We have a great Halloween With a proven nightlife ing clubs, bars, hotels and Party planned, with a special track record in Banus, restaurants in Las Palmeras. guest appearance by Rowet- people and celebrities on “We open four nights a ta, from the UK’s X Factor, holiday often seek them week only, and we make it singing live next Saturday out when they get to special,” the owners told (30th Oct),” said Martzio. Tenerife. Canarian Weekly as they pre“And don’t forget our They know for sure that pared to celebrate their two second anniversary celebra- any club run by the trio will great years of business on tion on Friday and Saturday be five-star and guaranthe Island. (4-5th November), We have teed to please. They also stressed that got to know such a great For more details, log on TIBU was not “mega expen- cross-section of people that to www.tibutenerife.com sive”, with great reductions it’s going to be a massive and remember: TIBU image for residents. “We offer night out.” is everything!
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redundancy pay to be slashed JOAN ROSELL, head of the Spanish employers’ union CEOE, wants whoever wins next month’s General Election to cut redundancy pay-outs from 20 working days a year to 12. Union officials want these compensation payments to be reduced from 45 days to 20 a year if they relate to unfair dismissal. They also ask that eight days of that 20day period should be paid into the official “wage guarantee” fund, with payments lasting just one year.
Rosell added: “If companies need to sack workers, they should not be faced with the current impediments. “When it is easier for businessmen to sack workers, the possibilities of them taking on new workers are greater.” He also wants the new Government to slash the 43 varieties of work contracts currently in place to just six, with parttime and training contracts being more flexible. The CEOE President believes Spain’s unemployment crisis will reach its “blackest point” at the end of March 2012, and that it will start to recover after that.
Universal Exports SL celebrate 20 years of business in Tenerife THE team at Universal Exports have been providing a relocation service between the UK and Tenerife, since 1991. This family-run business pride themselves on the personal service they are able to offer clients, and they are well known and respected within the industry.
Vincent Tabak broke down in tears as he began giving evidence in his trial and said he had contemplated suicide after Miss Yeates’ body was found. He also tearfully apologised to her parents as he explained how he dumped her body in a snowcovered lane. During cross-examination, Tabak admitted he had been “calculating, dishonest and manipulative” after Miss Yeates’ death. At the start of proceedings at Bristol Crown Court, Tabak spoke slowly and clearly with a strong accent as he confirmed he was a Dutch national. He first answered questions about his background - where he grew up, what he studied at university in Holland and when he arrived in the UK. He broke down in tears when asked about his girlfriend, who he met on an internet dating, website but regained his composure to give details about the night of December 17, 2010. Tabak told the court he was invited in to Miss Yeates’ flat after he walked past her window on his way to do some shopping at Asda. After going inside, he said they spoke about their partners being away but he soon “got the impression that she wanted to kiss me”. He told the court she made a “flirty” comment as she talked about her cat. “I recall that we talked about (how) my girlfriend was away at the Christmas party and I was feeling a little bit lonely and bored,” Tabak said. “She made a comment that Greg was also away and that she (was) also bored at home. “We talked about the cat, the cat which had come into our flat, and she made flirty comments like the cat... it would go places it shouldn’t go, a bit like me.” The Dutchman said he then decided to make a pass at her and leaned in to kiss his neighbour. “She started to scream quite loudly,” Tabak said. “I panicked and put one of my hands over her mouth. I said something like, I’m sorry.” He said when he took his hand away she continued to scream, so he again covered her mouth with one hand and put his other hand on her neck.
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Tabak told the court he was “panicking” and just wanted to stop her screaming. After strangling her for less than a minute “she went limp, she fell to the floor”, he said. “I still can’t understand what happened.” Explaining his actions after Miss Yeates’ death, Tabak said he was “not thinking straight” when he moved her body to his flat, put her in a bicycle cover and carried her to the boot of his car. When asked why he went shopping at Asda with Miss Yeates’ body in his car, he said: “I panicked. I just picked the original plan and went there.” During this time, he sent a text message to his girlfriend Tanja Morson telling her that he was “bored” and could not wait to pick her up from the airport. When asked why he sent the text, he replied: “I was in a state of shock, panic, not believing what had happened. That I was responsible for her death. “I’m so sorry. I wanted to reach out to her (Tanja) to get support, hear her voice, anything.” After leaving Asda, Tabak said he set off for Bristol Airport but stopped at Longwood Lane where “I did something horrendous, I decided to leave her body there”. He told the jury how he had tried to lift Miss Yeates’ body over a wall a couple of times without success, so he left her on the verge and used dead leaves to cover her. The defendant then tearfully apologised to Miss Yeates’ parents, saying: “I’m so sorry for doing that. “I put Joanna’s parents through a week of hell. I still can’t believe I did that.” When cross-examined by prosecution barrister Nigel Lickley QC, Tabak agreed he had been “calculating, dishonest and manipulative” in trying to cover his tracks. However, the Dutchman denied he intended to kill Miss Yeates when pressed by the barrister. Mr Lickley said: “You made no attempt to resuscitate her. You knew she was dead because that’s what you intended to do?” Tabak replied: “Definitely, definitely not.” Miss Yeates’ parents David and Teresa Yeates, brother Chris and her boyfriend Greg Reardon were in court to hear Tabak’s evidence. Tabak has admitted manslaughter but denies murdering Miss Yeates. The trial continues.
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Kaleidoscope of exotic birds CABILDO President Ricardo Melchior, opened the 25th annual Canarian birds’ show at the International Exhibition and Conference Hall in Santa Cruz on Wednesday.
Joanna flirted with me, Tabak tells crown court The man accused of murdering Joanna Yeates has claimed the landscape architect flirted with him in the moments before he strangled her.
They are members of the Santa Cruz Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Shipping, and of the Asociación de Empresarios, Comerciantes y Profesionales de Arona. They also come recommended by the CIT - the Cabildo-sponsored Centro de Iniciativas y Turismo de Santa Cruz de Tenerife, and are featured in their latest
The competition, organised by the Asociación Pinzón del Teide (Finch Association of Teide) features colourful, exotic European fauna, hybrids, parakeets, parrots, doves and pigeons, including the pouter pigeon breed for the first time, and continues until Sunday. The President welcomed the vast range, covering 2,500 birds, which represent a huge success for the organisers. And there is also an exhibition of bonsai.
Batucada groups meet in Los Cristianos Tonight, Friday, October 21st, from 8pm the Department of Youth and Culture of the municipality of Arona, led by Monica Sierra and Miguel Angel Mendez, respectively, in collaboration with the employers’ association of local commerce in Los Cristianos, have organised a meeting of batucada (samba inspired dance style) to be held in the centre of the tourist town.
This is an initiative to “not only publicise the work being done by these groups, but also to animate the main streets of Los Cristianos, and offer a cultural alternative, to both residents and visitors.” In total, eight groups will participate, which are ‘Sueños del Sur’ (Arona), ‘Villeiros’ (La Orotava), ‘Batucada de Santa Úrsula (Santa Úrsula), ‘Tropicana’ (Candelaria), ‘Samtuka’ (Punta Hidalgo), ‘Sonidos del Viento’ (Icod de los Vinos), ‘Lusileiros’ (Los Silos) and ‘Tropicana Infantil’ (Candelaria) The event will begin with an exhibition of each batucada, a paraade departing from the cultural centre of Los Cristianos. Once completed, all groups will meet in the Fisherman’s Square (promenade), where there will be a “macrobatucada”.
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Hacked off Jude saying no to press privacy law Jude Law says he has learnt how to protect himself against media intrusion and that despite his well publicised battle with the press, he does not think a privacy law is needed.
The actor has launched a legal claim against News International over allegations of phone hacking in a civil test case. However, while promoting his new film Contagion in which he plays a journalist, Law told Sky News he has accepted that as a public figure, intrusion from the press is a reality. “If you’re in the public eye you have a very active double-sided relationship with the media. “I’m not necessarily happy with that but you have to accept it, otherwise you’re railing against something that perhaps isn’t going to shift.” The actor thinks a change in the law would be difficult to implement and says there is always a way round reforms. “I’m a great believer in freedom of speech and I’m a great believer in the right to investigative journalism used positively. I think the answer is to be mindful of those who are not necessarily treating their responsibilities wisely.” He is also positive about the future and that things may change. “I think the situation is on the move with the inquiries going on at the moment, once a resolution is made with those inquiries we’ll be in a better situation as to how to proceed in the future.” Contagion is a thriller about a worldwide epidemic which breaks out and he plays a journalist who blogs about the situation. Law’s charactor, Alan Krumwiede, has a pathological distrust of all things official. He writes about the outbreak, going from a small online following to
Westlife are spliting ‘amicably’ after 14 years Boy band Westlife who have been together for 14 years are to split “amicably” after their final tour next Summer, they have announced.
one of millions, transforming his influence in the crisis. Jude told Sky News his character symbolises the potency of online journalism. “He’s a wonderful character, a very timely individual... he embodies the two heads of media - he’s both a hero and a villain. he peo-
ple and perhaps (also) in it for his own good and both of those I think is true for the individual journalists, the papers we have at our disposal.” Contagion also stars Kate Winslet, Matt Damon, Gwyneth Paltrow and Marion Cotillard.
It’s a girl for Bruni but President misses birth Carla Bruni, the wife of the French President Nicolas Sarkozy, has given birth to a baby girl.
But her husband reportedly missed the birth as he attended talks on the euorzone crisis in Germany. It is the first child to be born to a serving French president. The baby, more than a fortnight late, is to be named Dahlia, according to speculation on Twitter. Mr Sarkozy had visited his wife at the private La Muette clinic in Paris hours ahead of the birth before boarding a plane to Frankfurt for meetings with German Chancellor Angela Merkel. He flew back later. Europe 1 radio said the birth “went well” for the 43-yearold mother, a singer and former supermodel. There was
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no official confirmation of the birth. Presidential officials reiterated earlier that no birth announcement would be forthcoming. Mr Sarkozy will hope the event can bring him a boost in popularity as his current poll rating is low. But Mrs Bruni-Sarkozy has said she will not make photographs of the child public. The couple married in February 2009, within a year of Mr Sarkozy taking office and less than four months after his divorce from second wife Cecilia Ciganer-Albeniz. The Italian-born first lady has a 10-year-old son from a previous relationship and the president has three sons from his two previous marriages - and became a grandfather in January.
The Irish stars have racked up 26 top ten hits and 14 number ones, but say they are now looking forward to “new ventures”. Fans will have the chance to see them perform for the final time on the already-announced Greatest Hits Tour, which kicks off in May next year. The foursome - Nicky Byrne, 33, Kian Egan, 31, Mark Feehily, 31, and Shane Filan, 32 - have sold more than 44 million records in their time together. They were managed for many years by Louis Walsh and survived the departure of one of their founding member Bryan McFadden. In a statement they said: “The decision is entirely amicable and
after spending all of our adult life together so far, we want to have a well-earned break and look at new ventures. “We see the greatest hits collection and the farewell tour as the perfect way to celebrate our incredible career along with our fans. We are really looking forward to getting out on the tour and seeing our fans one last time.” The statement continued: “Over the years Westlife has become so much more to us than just a band. Westlife are a family. “We would like to thank our fans who have been with us on this amazing journey and are part of our family too. “We never imagined when we started out in 1998 that 14 years later we would still be recording, touring and having hits together. It has been a dream come true for all of us.”
Heather Mills is sued by hairdresser Paul McCartney’s ex-wife Heather Mills is being sued by a Los Angeles hairdresser who claims she failed to pay him as much as £50,000 as she pursued stardom in Hollywood. David Miramontes, who works under the name David Paul, said in the lawsuit that he worked for Mills from 2005 until 2008. He said she repeatedly failed to pay him claiming she was penniless until her divorce from the former Beatle was finalised. Mills and McCartney ended their acrimonious marriage in 2008 and in December of that year she began avoiding Miramontes.
He prepared an invoice for £50,000 but it has yet to be paid. The hairdresser charged up to £3,000 per cut for an out-of-office appointment, according to the lawsuit. He is seeking payment plus punitive damages, court costs and lawyer fees. Mills and McCartney were married in 2002 in a lavish ceremony in Ireland, but four years later they separated, blaming intrusion into their private lives. In their divorce settlement, Mills was awarded £24.3m by a judge. In 2007, the former model, 43, performed on TV’s Dancing With The Stars despite having had her left leg amputated below her knee following a 1993 traffic accident.
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are in line for rebates Six million people are set to receive tax rebates of around £300 each.
But there is bad news for one million others who will be told they have underpaid - to the tune of £600. Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has carried out an annual check to make sure the amount of tax and National Insurance deducted by employers matches its records. One million people will receive letters in the next few months notifying them that they have paid too little tax. The average amount owed is expected to be between £500 and £600, an HMRC spokesman said. He explained that those affected will be able to pay the amount back in stages, if necessary, by
either having their tax code adjusted or coming to an agreement with the Inland Revenue. The process to credit the six million, who paid too much tax in the 2007/8 year, or earlier, will take longer but HMRC hopes to have it completed by December 2012. Last year the Inland Revenue brought in a new IT system which made it easier to spot discrepancies and therefore more cases where people have over or underpaid came to light. HMRC Tax Mistakes 2007-08: HMRC overpaid tax credits to the value of £1bn. Mar 09: 4.5m people overpaid £1.6bn and 1.5m underpaid £400m of tax. Mar 09: HMRC had £4.4bn of
tax-credit overpayments to recover. Oct 11: 6m people could receive tax rebates of £300. Oct 11: 1m people underpaid around £600 of tax. The HMRC spokesman said: “Money that is owed going back many years is now going to be automatically paid back as we get the tax system up to scratch. “We are getting cases that were left un-reconciled up to date as quickly as possible. Anyone owed money will be paid back with interest without the need to contact us. “The fact is there will always be some cases at the end of every tax year that require an under or overpayment to balance but these cases will reduce as the new system beds in.”
Dale Farm: ‘Muncher’ moves in Police have arrested the last two chained activists at an illegal traveller site in Essex as a heavy cutting machine, dubbed ‘the muncher’, is brought in to help evict remaining residents.
The two ‘locked on’ protesters were unshackled and driven away by police officers. An Essex Police spokesman said: “The men and women have mainly been arrested for obstructing bailiffs and while a number have refused to provide details of their name and address, the majority live outside Essex. “Only one man lives in Basildon and he is not a resident at Dale Farm.” In total, 36 people have now been arrested at the illegal Dale Farm residence near Basildon, mainly for obstructing police. One woman has been charged by police after she failed to remove a mask. At least 30 people remain in police custody and will be questioned by officers during the day. Enforcement workers used the hydraulic cutter to dismantle the crude scaffold structure at the entrance and other obstructions. Officials are enforcing an eviction order of traveller residents from the site as it does not have council approval. A number of the travellers remain on site in caravans and chalets. Officials say they are fully in control of the site after hundreds of police officers, bailiffs and security officers forced their way onto the land on Wednesday. However some activists are believed to have infiltrated the site and may attempt further chained protests. Although most protest activists were cleared from the Dale Farm site on Wednesday some stayed as temperatures plunged overnight. Travellers have warned they will chain themselves inside caravans on the illegal 48-plot camp to thwart their eviction today. Grattan Puxon, of the Gypsy
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Council, told Sky News: “We will have people locked on in at least one of the caravans today. Clearing the site today was slowed as police tried to release activists who had their hands linked and encased in concrete inside a beer barrel. Removing the protesters was complicated as the two were divided by a large steel fence. Officials shielded the area to prevent TV cameras filming workers as they cut the activists free. One of the activists, a squatter who gave his name only as Aaron, had earlier told Sky News: “This will block the machinery that will inevitably come down here.” The unemployed charity worker added: “We will stay and make it very difficult.” A police cordon of riot-equipped officers remains in place inside and outside the site. Basildon Council has said it is fully committed to clearing the travellers who have flouted planning laws by building on what is technically green belt land. The site used to be an illegal scrap yard. One half is now a legal site but most of the development on the other side is illegal. The travellers argue they have nowhere else to go and have complained of police brutality during the start of the eviction process. Mr Paxon said: “We don’t want it to go like what happened yesterday with Tasers used on people - that was totally unnecessary.” Some travellers slept off site last night but dozens remain. Resident and mother-of-four Mary Sheridan said: “I have no-
where to go but I was scared by the violence and am worried for my children. “As soon as the gate opens I want to leave.” Others remain resolute and say they will chain themselves to their homes as bailiffs move in. A meeting on Tuesday between the travellers and the council to discuss the clearance ended with the residents’ delegation walking out. Mary Ann, a 16-year-old resident, told Sky News: “I didn’t think it was going to be this frightening, it is really turning my stomach.” She argued that because of the fragmented nature of the site, the council stands to gain very little. “They are not getting rid of the pikeys as they call us on the radio shows... they are getting rid of about 10 families altogether,” she said. Basildon Council has said it is upholding an important principle on behalf of all law abiding taxpayers. Council leader Tony Ball told Sky News: “The law has been broken. Every day this continues the law is being broken. “The expectation on public bodies is to enforce the law.” But the Gypsy Council’s Mr Puxon warned that the expensive legal action will ultimately be futile as residents move from the illegal part to the legal half of the site. “This shows how completely stupid it all is, spending millions and turning it into a rubbish tip,” he said.
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Debt collectors banned from social networks Debt collectors have been banned from chasing people through Facebook and Twitter after it was branded “unfair and improper” by a consumer watchdog.
The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) said people were caused “stress and embarrassment” by having their money problems highlighted on the internet. Debt collectors were criticised for making public what should be private conversations by posting reminders on sites which anyone could see. As a result, the watchdog has updated its Debt Collection Guidance to reflect new methods of communication. The new guidance says debtors should not suffer
from creditors “posting messages on social networking sites in a way that might potentially reveal that an identifiable person is being pursued for the repayment of a debt”. David Fisher, the OFT’s director of consumer credit, said: “In the present economic climate, with many people in financial difficulties, it is crucial they are treated fairly by companies recovering their debts.” But the watchdog pointed out that it was not a widespread trend and that it has only received a “handful” of complaints. Debt collectors have also been criticised for contacting people at unreasonable times or inappropriate locations, for example when they are a patient in hospital.
Queen visits Oz flower show amid curtsy row The Queen has enjoyed her first full day of official engagements in Australia despite a row about the prime minister’s decision not to curtsy.
After a meeting with Australia’s governor general, Her Majesty and the Duke of Edinburgh took a boat ride on Canberra’s Lake Burley Griffin. They received a warm reception as they attended their first public event of their 11-day tour of the country. In brilliant sunshine, they moored up at the site of Floriade billed as the southern hemisphere’s biggest flower show. While the event ended on Sunday, organisers resurrected the show to allow the monarch and Prince Phillip to see hundreds of thousands of flowers that have been viewed by more than 400,000 visitors this year. Andrew Forster, the event’s head gardener who took the Queen around the attraction, was impressed by the work of his staff. He said: “It looks fabulous, the team of expert gardeners have gone through the event and cleaned it up and presented it how a Queen would
like to see it.” While the Queen enjoyed the flowers, the controversy over Julia Gillard’s not curtsying rumbled on. The PM chose a slight bow and handshake when she met Her Majesty on Wednesday. Matthew Archer, from the Australian Monarchists League, said Ms Gillard’s choice not to curtsy was rude and impolite, according to Australian newspaper The Daily Telegraph. “I understand she thinks we should ditch the monarchy but it’s just a sign of courtesy,” he said. “It actually would be a sign of respect.” Curtsying to the Queen is not mandatory anymore, according to royal protocol, although many women do choose to greet the Queen that way. Ms Gillard defended her actions saying she was advised the decision to curtsy or not was a personal choice. “The protocol advice to us was you either curtsy or bow your head, you should do what you’re comfortable with and that’s what I was comfortable with,” she said. The Queen, accompanied by husband Prince Phillip, is on her 16th royal visit to Australia.
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Mr Shapps will tell a seminar in London he wants to spark a national debate on longer-term fixed mortgages as a “normal and sensible choice”. There are currently no mortgages with guaranteed lifelong interest rates, and longer term deals often require hefty deposits. Mr Shapps believes greater use of “portable” deals, where borrowers are able to move house and keep their existing mortgage, could make deals more appealing. “Cap and collar” arrangements where the interest rate on a loan can only move within limits and borrowers are not liable to sudden repayment increases - will also be touted as positive changes. Mr Shapps is expected to say: “In today’s uncertain world, people want to know where they stand. “Yet, when it comes to buying a home, there are no mortgages available for them where they can fix their payments for a long time - the longest fixed-rate mortgage for many is five years. “Longer term mortgages - possibly as long as 30 years - could help families on tight budgets know exactly where they stand when they’re buying a home, by giving them greater certainty over how much they will be paying for their home in years to come. “While they won’t be
right for everyone, lenders should start to look at the case for 30-year mortgages and how we can move to a more stable housing market where first-time buyers can get their first foothold on the property ladder at a cost they know they can afford.” Mr Shapps believes new funding can be brought into the market because of the increased certainty longer-term mortgages can bring. He will argue such changes could open up new finance to give first-time buyers and those without much equity in their homes a better chance of getting a foot on the ladder. He will tell the Building Societies Association’s Annual Mortgage Seminar the Government wants to see stability in the housing market and with interest rates in the long term. But the minister will also say consumers have deep-rooted expectations that they can and should be able to shop around for a better rate, and do this frequently during the term of their mortgage. Paul Broadhead, head of mortgage
policy for the Building Societies Association, responded to the announcement, saying: “We welcome the prospect of an inclusive debate on any measures which will help lenders lend and consumers borrow. “We also endorse the Government’s aim for a stable and, we presume, active housing market. “Longer-term fixed-rate mortgages have been offered in the past but with limited consumer demand. Ten-year rates are currently available and lenders do respond with new products where demand exists.” He went on to warn against ‘one-size fits all’ approaches, saying: “The challenge with fixed-rate mortgages is always the balance between price and flexibility for the consumer. “The more flexible a fixed rate is, the more expensive it is for lenders to fund with the knock-on higher cost to consumers. We are keen to hear more about the minister’s ideas on new sources of long-term market funding.”
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Skate World Skate World, Tenerife’s first purpose built roller skating-rink, is now open in Los Olivos, Adeje, behind Lidl and opposite the soon to be open new ITV Station.
The massive 1,000sqm rink opened officially last weekend and is already a hit. A large amount of care and attention has been put into Skate World, from the professional sports flooring with added grip and protection to avoid friction burns, to the more than generous café bar area where non-skaters can equally enjoy themselves. The rink will comfortably hold 200 persons, as was proved on its opening night where young
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and those young at heart thoroughly enjoyed themselves, proving there is no age ceiling to having fun. The popularity of roller skating is on the increase and its ideal entertainment for all of the family. It won’t cost a fortune either, it’s only 6.50 euros for a minimum of 2 hours and that includes your boot hire. There’s loads of free parking and you can skate from 11am – 11pm every day except Sunday when they close at 10pm. Did you know that skating is as good as jogging or cycling for burning calories? It’s low impact exercise for joints and it’s fun for all ages. So why not visit Skate World, “where every day is a party on wheels.”
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How about a Captain Frank is chief Scallywag nice K9 cuppa? HOW do you fancy chilling out at a Tea and Cake afternoon this Sunday (23rd Oct)? Well, staff at the animal refuge K9 will be only too happy to oblige.
The tasty event takes place on the James Brasserie Terrace in Island Village (opposite Aqualand) and runs from 1-3pm. There will also be drawing for the kids, with a swimming pool available for all and, as well as the raffle (proceeds to K9 dogs and cats), stalls include books, jewellery and clothes. And if you fancy it, why not bring along a treat or two for the K9 inmates - animals only! Further info from Kay on 626 759 007 The following Sunday sees the K9 Open Day (30th Oct) at the kennels from 2-5pm, Featuring a variety of stalls, including home-made cakes, bottle tombola (and kids’ tombola), raffle, hand-knitted dog blankets plus coffee and cakes. There’s also a barbecue. Contact 667 638 468 or www.k9tenerife.com for further details.
FRANK MOSS, captain of the Scallywaggs Golf Society, took the spoils at their lunch and trophy presentation at Cath’s Corner restaurant in Costa del Silencio.
Some 25 people enjoyed a fabulous lunch and culminated with Frank knocking Harry Fleming back into second place, with Peter Hogarth third. Frank thanked Cath and Don for providing a splendid lunch, and everyone else for turning up on the day. Roll on next year!
New chapter for San Miguel Lions SAN MIGUEL Lions Club are proud to announce the arrival of a new Book Shop, next to their Charity Shop in ‘The Dip’ at Costa del Silencio.
The project has been in the pipeline for a few months and, thanks to the assistance of club members and helpers, it will be open from this Monday (24th Oct). The Lions offer a wide range of paperbacks, along with hardbacks and specialist books. And don’t forget the varied choice of DVDs, CDs and Videos, plus a great selection of clothes, at their original shop. Incidentally, the Lions have a complete sell-out for their Oasis Restaurant bash in Silencio next Saturday (29th Oct), featuring the popular Xesko, a Spanish solo singer. But Social Secretary Ralph Solomon says: “We have a stand-by list for those still interested.”
Our Place is in the pink for charity! THE Our Place charity day on Sunday raised a fantastic 1,800 euros in aid of St Catherine’s Hospice for Breast Cancer - and there’s more to come!
“thank-you” to Cindy and Becky for organising this special event, along with everyone who donated prizes. Thanks also go to the following artists who gave up their free time to entertain the crowd: Pip Brown, Danny Day and Roger, Simon King, Sheila Tyson, Triple A, Becky, Scott and Mo. Others commended were Mark and Karen, for cooking all day and all night, Geraldine for the Auction, Dawn for the Tombola, the Our Place Playgirls darts team for all their help throughout the day and, of course, the bar staff, who never stopped. And if anyone has been left out by mistake, apologies and grateful thanks as well.
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farms (looking for their tea!), enjoying food and drink and, finally, a swim off Palm Mar. The best part was that we made 700 euros for the dogs, and again, we are so grateful for the generosity shown to us. Just one question. Can we do it again?
It was good to see so many people supporting the Costa del Silencio bar’s event for such an important hospice, and that was reflected in the total raised. Oh yes, and Fluffy the barman excelled himself by appearing in a dazzling pink, Sunday-best outfit - dress, wig, the lot! And with one event still to go, Our Place’s Sharon and Steve are confident the final total will top the 2,000-euro mark. Sharon and Steve say a big
Our whale of a time on the ocean waves! Many thanks to … Justin, Femke, and all at MustCat for their generous donation of the catamaran and crew for a three-hour trip last Sunday. We had a fantastic time on the journey from Las Galletas, seeing lots of pilot whales, dolphins by the Los Cristianos fish
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Upcoming events The Gillian Banks Theatre School, from the UK, are here from this Sunday (23rd) to raise money for our dogs. Well-known vocalist Nick Page is the
school’s patron and, because of this connection, the dogs are going to have a bumper month. No fewer than 14 professional and semi-professional students have been sponsored to perform for us, and the first two events - at the Palms Golf del Sur (24th) and the Harbour Club Los Gigantes (27th) - are sold out, Their third show, at the Theatre Bar, San Eugenio, next Friday (28th), will be on a first-come, first-served basis. On Sunday, 30th October, from 4pm, we will
be at the Java Bar, Funchal, Los Cristianos, for the Night of the Living Dogs. There will be a Halloween theme, so come in costume and enjoy lots of entertainment. Any acts willing to give us 15 minutes should call Suzy q on the number below. There will be a sale of men’s designer clothing on 13th November at the Restaurant Maria, El Nautico Suites, Golf del Sur, from 6pm, so come and get your Armani, Versace and Prada suits at rockbottom prices.
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A feast of fun and good news for Santiago Lions SANTIAGO Del Teide Lions Club celebrated their President´s Night with a magnificent Buffet Dinner and Cabaret evening at El Marques, in Puerto Santiago.
Invited guests were Deputy Mayor Inocencio Doble and his wife, Remedios, and Antonio Espinosa, Legal Advisor to the Council, and his wife, Alexandra. The evening was a huge success, with 89 guests in attendance. Entertainment was provided by artist and showman Gavin Nicholas, who had many of the audience in stitches, with music to get everyone dancing from superb saxophonist, guitarist
and singer Stu McCoy. It was a perfect evening for departing President Steve Gilbert to hand the reins to incoming President Ken Ward. Apart from the traditional welcome to all guests, Steve Gilbert was delighted to award the coveted “Lion of the Year” plaque to Terry Hill for his unstinting support and dedication to the work performed by the Lions. During the evening, brief speeches were made by Steve Gilbert, Ken Ward, Inocencio Doble and John Brookhouse, from Las Rosas. All were thanked for providing such fantastic support, and Inocencio Doble was pleased to announce that after the 20th November
General Election in Spain, the Ayuntamiento will be giving the Lions Club use of a local in Puerto Santiago. This will be set up as a store where people can donate unwanted items, which can then be sold on to generate more income to assist many local families experiencing difficulties in these harsh, economic times. During the last year, the Santiago Del Teide Lions Club raised 5,600 euros for their Food Voucher Scheme. It is hoped that with this new source of generating income, they will be able to support many more local people in need. Deputy Mayor Inocencio Doble addressed everyone in
Spanish to give his personal thanks for all the help we were able to offer. His speech was ably translated by Jamie Gilbert, much to the relief of the majority of the audience. All guests agreed that the evening represented tremendous value at only 30 euros per head, and many are now eager to attend the next event, which is the Charter Night, to be held early next year. Ana Martin, Resort Manager for El Marques, was warmly thanked for the excellent service performed by her staff in making the evening such a success and, again, demonstrated that the venue provides a superb setting for this type of occasion.
Mighty Murtagh is a hole-in-one king Going Golfing Holidays celebrated its second hole in one this year but, on this occasion on Golf Costa Adeje.
Holidaymaker Paul Murtagh paid his 10 euros entrance fee on the 16th hole at Golf Costa Adeje and was lucky enough to achieve a hole in one- He wins a 7 night stay next year
in Costa Adeje Gran Hotel. The competition is sponsored by The Tenerife Golf Shop and Going Golfing Holidays. The funds raised from the competition are donated to a local charity. Paul is a regular visitor, plays often whilst here on holiday, with a handicap of 14. It’s actually his third hole in one he has achieved whilst playing golf.
Please support our Poppy Day Appeal THIS year’s Tenerife Poppy Day appeal by the Royal British Legion will be launched tomorrow (Saturday) at Flick’s Bar on Amarilla Bay, Costa del Silencio.
It begins at 7pm and includes a barbecue, raffle and entertainment - and there’s an open invite for everyone to join in. The distribution of poppies and collection tins began yesterday (Thursday) and will be gathered in after Remembrance Sunday, which is on 13th November. The poppies have been circulated here by the British Legion for 13 years, and there has always been a fine response from the public. Last year, the British Legion collected a whopping 9,683.90 euros in Tenerife
South, and Poppy Appeal Organiser Kelly is hoping that figure will be surpassed. All monies collected goes to the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal, which helps towards the group’s welfare work, not only in the UK but all over the world, including Tenerife. The Legion, which celebrates its 90th anniversary this year, prides itself on all the help it has given to needy ex-service personnel and their dependents throughout those years. Kelly says: “Wars from all over the world have seen so many, of so many ages, injured, and this is where we come in. Please give generously and wear your poppy with pride.” If you would like a box of poppies and a collection tin, contact Kelly on 922 786 777, or Branch Chairman Don on 922 739 486.
Re-live the TEAs 2011!! The Tenerife Entertainment awards took place last month, and, a great day was had by all. Now you can relive the event as the official DVD is now on sale. If you would like your souvenir copy of the TEA’s 2011 then call MyVideoi on 922 724 669 or 618 474 975 to get yours now. It’s 3 hours of non stop footage on 2 discs, priced at only 15 euros.
Who will give me a home? This young lady is still looking for a lovely home. Her hair looks quite funny and she will probably grow up to be a small-to-middle-sized dog.
She is not as pretty as the other puppies, so people tend to walk past her. So who has a big heart, time and space for such a little animal? Please call Marion on 922 778 630 or visit the refuge between Monday and Friday, from 3-6 pm if you are interested in adopting her. Please visit Accion del Sol anyway and see the fine work the staff do there. The best care and medical treatment is provided for every dog brought into the refuge. The kennels are spotless, and no flea or fly dare enter the premises! The dogs are kept in small groups, between two and up to six, except for those classed as “dangerous”, which have a kennel each to avoid any arguments. All the dogs at the refuge arrive terrified and mostly untouchable, but within a short time they soon learn to trust humans again.
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YOUNG APPRENTICE BBC 1, Monday 24th October 9:00pm Lord Sugar is on the hunt for a Young Apprentice, as the business based reality show returns. 21 October - 27 October 2011
Chosen from thousands of applicants, twelve candidates aged between 16 and 17 compete for a ÂŁ25,000 fund that will be tailor-made to kick-start a business career.
In this first episode, the boys are pitted against the girls as Lord Sugar sets his first task: to make a new range of frozen treats, ice creams, sorbets and frozen yogurts, and then sell
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06:00 ����������������������������������Breakfast
06:00 �������������������������� Children's TV
06:00 ���������������������������������� Daybreak
09:15 ���������������� Helicopter Heroes
06:40 ����������������������������������� Gigglebiz
10:00 ��������������������������Homes Under the Hammer
07:00 ��������������������������������� Outback 8
11:00 ������������������������� Dirty Tricks of the Tradesmen
07:40 ���������������������������������������������Léon
08:15 �����Rugby World Cup 2011 Craig Doyle presents live coverage of the Bronze Final at the Rugby World Cup.
11:45 ��������������������Cash in the Attic
X FACTOR, put these words in the right order: Plot, Lost, the. Contestants are boring, the judges lacklustre, and I believe Simon Cowell has dropped one by opting out for the American counterpart. Nu Vibe were so drab that even Jedward have been taking the Mickey out of them on OK! TV. Talk about kettle and pot, they asked what would they be called in a year if they stayed together ‘Vibe?’ Oh, what a pair of wits (spelling mistake). Frankie Co-coma (I haven’t made a mistake), and what’s that hair all about? He’s got the same barber as Eoigan Quigg, and they look as if they came on the same bike. Apparently, though, Frankie’s a bit of a ladies’ man and, since being on the show, has had the names of his latest conquests tattooed on his behind. If he makes it through to the final, he may have to borrow J-Lo’s posterior when he runs out of room. One thing everyone must surely be fed-up with is the clichés bandied about in every series: “You nailed it”, or “I just didn’t get it” (Louie, all the time), and “It’s my life” and “I was born to do this’. The best one has to be: “My Gran sent in the application form without me knowing before she passed on, and now she’s up there watching me.” I bet she’s regretting it now. It’s annoying when people get outed from Boot Camp saying: “That’s the end for me now,” when they’re only 18 or so. If you were born to do it, why not get a van, buy a PA system, and do it the old-fashioned way by hard work and learning the craft properly, instead of the easy option of bleating on telly when you’re
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not good enough. Anyone who has won the competition has enjoyed short-term success, while some have enjoyed none at all. Remember Leon Jackson, Steve Brookstein and probably Matt Cardle? No, nor me. The strange thing that is some of the losers, G4 and JLS, to name two, have done much better than the winners with regards to popularity and successful record sales, so it makes you think, why bother? On the upside, if you are an entertainer anyway, or you intend to take it up as a living after the show, “As seen on the X Factor” will look good on your publicity, although remember that the contact you signed with SYCO enables him to take a chunk out of your earnings for a while after the show finishes … Doh! Last Sunday’s vote-off was two million viewers down on the previous week, with only 11 million tuning in. Billy Porter sells more DVDs than that in a month, so could this mean that another series may be in jeopardy? I hope so, because then we can concentrate on real TV like Spooks, which is in its last-ever series and is, excellent, and the drama Hidden, which is definitely worth a watch. Good news for Fast Show fans is that a new series is being made with all the old team and familiar characters. “This week I will be mostly eating yoghurt.” The bad news is that it’s being shown on the Internet only. I think ITV on a Saturday at 8pm would be a better spot. Locally, the entertainment world soldiers on. The other night, after a fab meal at the Oriental Garden, we wandered down The Patch in Playa de Las Americas. There were a lot of people milling about, mostly with jumpers tied around
their necks carrying bottles of water, dancing outside the restaurants to the entertainment while not buying a drink (pet hate, we have a water cannon at the Rumpot). We found ourselves at the Brewers Droop, a name close to my heart. On the bill was TEAs’ runner-up Heather Jane Howarth, aka The Fattitude Show, and though I’d worked with her once, I was looking forward to actually sitting as an audience member and watching the front of her for a change. The first thing that struck me was the amount of running about she does - if she’s not careful, it will quickly become The Thinitude Show. At the onset, because it was a warm night, most of the audience sat outside, with only a handful braving the heat. And as the show is audience-participation intensive, I wondered how this was going to work. Straight away she confidently launched into the crowd, with a lot of material new to Tenerife, which was a refreshing change, and the room began to fill up. Even my wife, Karen, got up on stage, although she denied it the following morning! All in all, without giving too much away, the show is good family fun with lots of props and costume changes, and a mention has to go to Fabio Souza Haigh who designed and made the costumes. A good night was had by all and well done to the new proprietors, who have lifted the whole operation back up.
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12:15 ����������������������������Bargain Hunt 1:00 ���������������������BBC News at One 1:45 �����������������������������������������Doctors 2:15 ������������Celebrity MasterChef 3:00 �������������������������������������BBC News 3:05 ���������Barney's Latin America 3:35 ��� Prank Patrol Down Under 4:00 �����������Dick and Dom Go Wild 4:30 ������������� Planet Dinosaur Files 5:00 ��������������������������������� Newsround 5:15 ���������������������������������������Pointless 6:00 ����������������BBC News at Six 6:30 ������������ BBC London News 7:00 ��������������������The One Show 7:30 ���������Nigel Slater's Simple Cooking In this episode, he unravels the magic behind the combination of sugar and spice, revealing why this exotic marriage works so well in the kitchen. 8:00 ������������������������ EastEnders It is party time at the Moons', but will Tyler's efforts to attract Whitney's attention have the desired effect? 8:30 ����� Celebrity MasterChef Now the finalists must take their food above and beyond as they face their toughest and most daunting tests yet. 9:00 ��������������� Have I Got News for You 9:30 ���������� Would I Lie to You? 10:00 ������������ BBC News at Ten 10:35 ������ The Graham Norton Show 11:20 ���� The National Lottery Friday Night Draws 11:30 ���������������������������������Fallen Homicide detective John Hobbes must stop a demonic serial killer that manifests as an intangible spirit which can pass from person to person through a simple touch.
07:30 ������������Trust Me I'm a Genie 07:45 ��������������������������������� Pet Squad 07:55 �������������������������������Newsround 08:00 ������������������������������������ Trapped 08:30 ������������Mr Bloom's Nursery 08:50 ��������������������������� Dirtgirlworld 09:05 ����������������� Tinga Tinga Tales 09:15 ��� Driver Dan's Story Train 09:30 �������������������� Charlie and Lola
10:30 �������������������������� This Morning 11:25 ������������������������������������ITV News 11:30 ��������������������������� This Morning 12:30 ������������������������Loose Women 1:30 ��������ITV News and Weather 2:00 ������������� Dickinson's Real Deal 3:00 ������������The Alan Titchmarsh Show
09:45 �������������������������� Mister Maker
4:00 ���������������������There's No Taste Like Home
10:05 ��������������������������������I Can Cook
5:00 �����������������������������������The Chase
10:25 �������������������������������������������Louie 10:30 ���������������������������������Baby Jake
6:00 ��������������� London Tonight
10:45 ���������������������������������Waybuloo
6:30 �� ITV News and Weather
11:05 �������������In the Night Garden
7:00 ������������������������ Emmerdale Cameron and Carl make amends with Ali. Jai encourages Nikhil to convince Gennie to stay. Belle fesses up to David.
11:35 �����The Pink Panther Show 12:00 ������������������The Daily Politics 12:30 GMT with George Alagiah 1:00 ��������������������Diagnosis Murder 1:45 � Royal Upstairs Downstairs 2:15 ������������������� The Weakest Link 3:00 ������������ Wanted Down Under 3:45 ��������Escape to the Country 4:30 �������������������������������������������Flog It! 5:15 ���������������� Antiques Road Trip 6:00 ���������������������������Eggheads 6:30 �� Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two 7:00 �������������The Culture Show 8:00 ������������ Gardeners' World With autumn well under way, some plants in the garden need to be brought in under cover. 8:30 ��������� Autumnwatch Live The team are at the National Arboretum at Westonbirt, with all the latest autumn wildlife action. 9:30 ������������������Autumnwatch Unsprung 10:00 ��������������������������������������� QI 10:30 �����������������������Newsnight 11:00 ���������� The Review Show 11:50 ���������� Later... with Jools Holland
7:30 ������������Coronation Street Will Rosie succeed in her plan to derail Jeff and Sally's romance? Eileen is left stunned by the reality of Paul's life. 8:00 ��������������Wild Britain with Ray Mears Ray is off to the Pembrokeshire coast to visit the uninhabited island of Skomer. 8:30 �����������Coronation Street Rosie remains blissfully unaware of the danger lurking in the shadows. Sophie and Amber grow closer. Paul pours his heart out to Eileen. 9:00 ���������������������������DCI Banks Conclusion of a two-part story. With the discovery of the body in the nightclub, Banks finds himself at the heart of a murder investigation with any number of suspects - and many unanswered questions. 10:00 �����ITV News at Ten and Weather 10:35 �Rugby World Cup 2011 11:35 ������� Cops with Cameras
That’s it for another week. You can catch me at the Rumpot in Torviscas every night, or on Facebook, Steve Taff Martin. Stay well, Steve
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06:05 �����������������������������������������Children's TV
06:00 ������������������������������������������Children's TV
06:00 ����������� Good Morning Sports Fans
06:00 ���������������������������������������������������Oops TV
06:00 ���������������������������Nothing to Declare
07:25 �����������Everybody Loves Raymond
08:15 ������������������������������������������������ Peppa Pig
07:00 ������������ Good Morning Sports Fans
07:00 ����������������������������Medical Emergency
07:00 ������������������������������������� Jerry Springer
08:25 ������������������������������������������������������Frasier
08:30 ������������������������Roary the Racing Car
08:00 ����������� Good Morning Sports Fans
07:30 ����������������������������Medical Emergency
07:30 ������������������������������������� Jerry Springer
08:55 ����������������������Undercover Boss USA
08:45 ���������������������������Bananas in Pyjamas
09:00 ���������������������������������������������������Ringside
08:00 ���������������������������������������Stargate SG-1
08:00 ������������������������������������������������������Maury
09:55 �������������� How to Look Good Naked
09:00 ����Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom
10:00 �����������������������������������The Rugby Club
09:00 ���������������������������������������Stargate SG-1
09:00 �����������America's Next Top Model
11:00 ������������Phil Spencer: Secret Agent
09:15 ��������������������������������The Wright Stuff
10:00 ���������������������������Nothing to Declare
11:10 ������������������������������������LIVE with Gabby
11:00 ��������������������������������������������������Lie to Me
10:30 ���������������������������Nothing to Declare
12:05 ����������������������� The Restoration Man
12:05 ������������������������������5 News Lunchtime
12:00 ��������������������������������������My Pet Shame
1:05 ������������������������������River Cottage Bites
12:15 ����������������������������������������������Big Brother
11:00 ���������������������������������CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
1:15 �������������������������������������������� A Man Alone
1:15 ��������������������������������������Home and Away
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1:45 ������������������������������������������������Neighbours
11:00 ��������������������������� European Tour Golf Day two of the Castello Masters Costa Azahar from Spain. In 2010, Italian Matteo Manassero created European Tour history when he became the youngest winner here, aged 17 years and 188 days.
10:00 �������������������������������������������������Lie to Me
12:00 ������������ Channel 4 News Summary
3:10 �����������������������������������������������Countdown
2:15 ��������������������������������������������������� CSI: Miami
4:00 ���������������������������������������Deal or No Deal
3:15 ����������������������������������Two Against Time
5:00 ����������������������������Celebrity Coach Trip
5:00 �����������������������������������������������5 News at 5
5:30 ���������Celebrity Come Dine with Me
5:30 ������������������������������������������������Neighbours
6:00 �������������������������������The Simpsons 6:30 ���������������������������������������Hollyoaks 7:00 ����������������������������Channel 4 News 7:30 ����������������������� Unreported World
6:00 ���������������������������Home and Away
1:00 ���� Barclays Premier League World 1:30 ���������������� America's Cup Uncovered 2:00 ������������������������������������������������������Ringside 3:00 ����������������������������� European Tour Golf
7:30 ��������������������������������������� Fifth Gear
1:30 �����������������������������������������������������Lion Man 2:00 ������������������������������������UK Border Force 3:00 ������������������������������������������Stargate SG-1 4:00 ������������������������������������������Stargate SG-1 5:00 ������������������������������������The Glee Project
5:30 ����������������Football League Weekend 6:30 �������������������������Barclays Premier League Preview
12:00 ��������������������������������CSI: Crime Scene Investigation 1:00 ������������������������������Nothing to Declare 1:30 ������������������������������Nothing to Declare 2:00 ��������������������������������������� Criminal Minds 3:00 ��������������������������������������� Criminal Minds 4:00 ��������������America's Next Top Model
5:00 ���� Barclays Premier League World
6:25 ���������������������������������������������OK! TV 7:00 ������������������������������������ 5 News at 7
1:00 �����������������������������������������������������Lion Man
6:00 ���������������������������������������������Airline
5:00 ������������������������������Nothing to Declare
6:30 �������������������������������The Simpsons
5:30 ������������������������������Nothing to Declare
7:00 ��������������������������������The Simpsons 7:30 ������������������������������������� The Middle
6:00 �������������������������CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
7:00 ���������Sky Sports News at Seven
8:00 �������������������� Come Dine with Me
8:00 ����������������������� Ice Road Truckers: Deadliest Roads
8:00 �����������������������������Modern Family
7:30 ������ Four Nations Rugby League
8:30 ��������������������������������������������������Spy
7:00 ����������������������������� Criminal Minds
9:00 ������������������������������ Derren Brown
9:00 ������������������������������������Big Brother
10:00 �����������������������Take it Like a Fan
9:00 ���������������������������An Idiot Abroad
8:00 ���������������������������Drop Dead Diva
10:00 ������������������������ Pete Versus Life
10:00 ������������������������������ The Bachelor
9:00 ���������������������������� Criminal Minds
10:35 ������������������������8 Out of 10 Cats
11:00 ����������������������������������Big Brother
10:30 �����������������������Barclays Premier League Preview
10:00 ������������A League of Their Own 11:00 �����������������������������������������Trollied
10:00 ������������������������������������������ Chase
11:05 �Tim Minchin: Ready for This?
11:30 �� Big Brother's Bit on the Side
11:00 ������ Football League Weekend
11:30 �����������������������������������������Trollied
11:00 ������������������������������������������ Bones
7:00 ���������������������������������Top Gear USA Tanner races his favourite cut-price sports car against two extreme skiers down a mountain. Rutledge finds out if Aston Martin has solved a horsepower problem in the new Vantage model and Adam and Rutledge try to beat professional drift champion Tanner in a drifting competition by cheating. 7:45 ����������������������������������������������Merlin 8:30 ��������������������������������������������������E20 Dot Branning invites the trio to a community centre event, but their enjoyment is interrupted by the arrival of Donnie's sister. Riley's in big trouble, but can Donnie save her or is it too little too late? 9:00 ��������������������������������� Little Britain 9:30 ��������������������������������� Little Britain 10:00 ��������������������������������� EastEnders 10:30 ���������������������������������� Family Guy 11:15 ����������������������������� American Dad 11:35 ���������������������������� American Dad
06:00 ����������������������������� Aerobics: Oz Style
06:00 ����������������������������������� Home Shopping
06:00 ����������������������������������������������The X Files
06:00 ������������������������������Coronation Street
06:30 ��������������������� Kings of the Extreme
07:10 �������������������������������������������������Fifth Gear
07:00 ������������������������������ Star Trek: Voyager
06:25 ���������������������������������������������Emmerdale
07:00 ������������������������������������������������WWE Raw
07:35 ��������������������������������The Gadget Show
08:00 �������������������������Star Trek: Enterprise
07:15 ������������������������������������������������ Gossip Girl
09:00 �Barclays Premier League World
08:00 �������������������������Dragons' Den Ireland
09:00 ����������������������������������������������������������������ER
08:10 �������������������������������������������� Judge Judy
09:30 �������������America's Cup Uncovered
09:00 ��������������������������������������������������Top Gear
10:00 �����������������������������������������������Love/Lust
10:00 �������������������������������Transworld Sport
10:00 ������������������������������������������������Fifth Gear
11:00 �����������������������������������������������The X Files
09:25 ������������������The Real Housewives of New York City
11:00 ������������������������������������������������������Cricket
10:30 �������������������������������The Gadget Show
12:00 ����������������������������� Star Trek: Voyager
1:00 �������������������������������������The Rugby Club
11:00 ������������������������������������������Dragons' Den
1:00 ����������������������������Star Trek: Enterprise
2:00 ���������������������������ATP Tour Uncovered
12:00 ��������������������������������������������������Top Gear
2:00 �������������������������������������������������������������������ER
2:30 ����Barclays Premier League World
2:00 ��������������������������������������������Dragons' Den
3:00 ��������������������������������������������������Love/Lust
3:00 ��������������������������������������������������������Cricket
3:00 ����������������������������Dragons' Den Ireland
4:00 ����������������������������Star Trek: Enterprise
5:00 ���������������������������������������������������������������NFL
4:00 �����������������������������������������������������Top Gear
5:00 �������������������������������� Star Trek: Voyager
6:00 ������������������ H20 World Aquabike Championship
6:00 ����������������������Would I Lie to You?
6:30 �������������������������� Road to London
8:00 �����������������������������������������Top Gear
7:00 �����������������Kings of the Extreme
9:00 ������������������������������������������������QI XL
7:30 ������Championship Rugby Union
10:00 ����������������Have I Got a Bit More News for You
7:55 ���������������������������������� 4thought.tv
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10:00 ������������������������World Wrestling Entertainment Late Night Smackdown
6:40 �������������������������������� Dragons' Den
11:00 �������������������������� Mock the Week 11:40 �������������������������� Mock the Week
10:30 �������������������������������������������� Judge Judy 12:00 ������������������������������Coronation Street 12:30 ���������������������������������������������Emmerdale 1:30 ����������������������� The Jeremy Kyle Show 3:40 ���������������������The Real Housewives of New York City 4:40 ������������������������������������������Loose Women 5:40 ����������������������������������������������� Judge Judy
6:00 ���������������������������������������������������� ER 7:00 �������������Inside the Actors Studio
7:00 ���������������������������������������� The Cube
8:00 ����������������������Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations
8:00 �������� New You've Been Framed! 8:30 ���������������������Harry Hill's TV Burp
9:00 ����������������������������������������� Big Love
9:00 ������������������������ The X Factor USA
10:15 �������������������������������������������Treme
11:00 ��������������The Only Way is Essex
11:30 ���������������������������������This is Jinsy
11:45 ��������������The Only Way is Essex
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sat u r day 06:00 ����������������������������������Breakfast
06:00 �������������������������������������������Zigby
06:00 ������������������������Signed Stories
10:00 ������������������Saturday Kitchen
06:10 �������������������� Guess with Jess
06:10 ��������������� Dora the Explorer
11:30 �������������Nigel Slater's Simple Cooking
06:20 ��������������������The Pingu Show
06:35 ������������������������������������The Hive
12:00 ����������������������������������BBC News
06:35 ��������������������������������������� Dipdap
06:45 �������������������������Handy Manny
06:40 ����������������������������������� Gigglebiz
07:00 ��������������������������Handy Manny
07:00 ����������������������������������������������Roar
07:10 ��������������������������������Tati's Hotel
07:30 �����������������������������������������Arthur
07:25 ���������������������The Super Hero Squad Show
12:05 ������������������������Regional News 12:15 ������������������������ Football Focus 1:00 ��������British Olympic Dreams 1:30 �������������Don't Scare the Hare 2:05 �����������Wallace and Gromit: A Grand Day Out 2:30 ��������������������������������� Outtake TV 3:00 ����������������������������Total Wipeout 4:00 �������������� A Question of Sport 4:30 �����������������������������������Final Score 5:10 �������������������������������������BBC News 5:15 ���������������������������Regional News 5:20 ��������������������������������������� Weather
BRITISH OLYMPIC DREAMS 1:00 - 1:30 PM - BBC1 Exclusive access to legendary Australian swimmer Ian Thorpe features in the latest in the series following the fortunes of Olympic hopefuls in the build-up to London 2012. It follows Thorpe in his
Swiss training base ahead of his comeback to action as he looks to add to his five Olympic gold medals in 2012. Women's marathon World Record holder Paula Radcliffe discusses her previous Olympic disappointments and recent
return to form at the Berlin Marathon where she finished third, inside the UK Athletics qualifying time for London 2012. There are also insights into the worlds of sprint canoe, handball and shooting
5:25 ������������Celebrity MasterChef 6:25 ����Strictly Come Dancing The 12 remaining couples will be trying to score highly with the judges, as well as viewers at home, to ensure that they get to dance for another week. 8:15 �����������������������������������Merlin The mysterious Julius Borden arrives in Camelot with news of a magical secret that threatens to change the landscape of the kingdom forever. 9:00 ����������������������������� Casualty Sanctuary. Linda is faced with a moral dilemma: will she help a drug-addicted prostitute in a war against her abusive pimp, or should she simply walk away? 9:50 ���������������National Lottery Saturday Draws 10:00 ������������������������� BBC News 10:15 ��������������������������� Weather 10:20 �����������Match of the Day Aston Villa hosted local rivals West Brom, while Newcastle were at home to Wigan and aiming to continue their bright start to the season. Liverpool were looking for a fifth consecutive win over Norwich. 11:30 ����� The Football League Show
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07:50 �������������Dennis and Gnasher 08:05 �����������������������������������Pixelface 08:35 ����������������������������������� Splatalot 09:00 ������������������������Live 'N' Deadly 10:00 ��� Who Let the Dogs Out? 10:30 ��������I Want My Own Room 11:00 ��������������������������������Deadly Art 11:15 ����� Sorry, I've Got No Head 11:40 ��������������������MOTD Kickabout 12:00 ������������������� Follow the Fleet 1:50 �������������The First of the Few 3:45 �������������������� The Great British Bake Off 4:45 �������������������������������������������Flog It! 5:45 �����James May's Toy Stories James May is out to prove why traditional, oldfashioned toys are still relevant by pushing them to the limit in spectacular, supersize challenges. 6:45 ��������������������������'Allo, 'Allo! After running away from a duel with Monsieur Alphonse for Edith's honour, Rene returns to the cafe with help from Michelle of the Resistance. 7:15 ���������������� Spitfire Women During World War II, a remarkable band of female pilots fought against all odds for the right to aid the war effort. 8:15 �������������������������Dad's Army 8:45 �������� Britain's Flying Past Passionate flying enthusiast and broadcaster John Sergeant celebrates the 75th anniversary of the Spitfire with a TV love letter to this most British triumph of design and endeavour. 9:45 ������������������������������������QI XL 10:30 ������������������������First Light 11:50 �� Things We Lost in the Fire
07:45 ��������������������������� Horrid Henry 08:00 ���������������������� The Cool Stuff Collective 08:25 �������������������������������������������Monk 08:30 �����������������Phineas and Ferb 08:40 �����������������Phineas and Ferb 09:00 ���������Sonny with a Chance 09:25 ���������������Coronation Street Omnibus 11:45 ������ITV News and Weather 11:50 ��Smokey and the Bandit II 1:40 �����������������������������������������������Babe 3:20 �������������������The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas 5:00 �����������������Regional News and Weather 5:15 ��������ITV News and Weather 5:30 ������������You've Been Framed! 6:30 ������������������ All Star Family Fortunes 7:30 ����������Harry Hill's TV Burp 8:00 ���������������������The X Factor Week three of the live shows and just 11 acts remain. Tonight they sing for viewers votes in hope of staying in the competition. 9:55 ����������The Jonathan Ross Show For the last in the current series of his chat show, Jonathan Ross is joined by comedian Miranda Hart, actor Michael Sheen, and musician Noel Gallagher who talks about life after Oasis, and performs his new single. 10:55 ITV News and Weather 11:10 ��������������������� Van Helsing Special effects laden fantasy adventure. Outcast Van Helsing is charged with a mission to go to the shadowy world of Transylvania and vanquish the evil Count Dracula.
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06:10 ����������������������������������������������The Hoobs
06:00 ������������������������������������������Children's TV
06:00 ������������������������������ Aerobics: Oz Style
06:00 �������������������Don't Forget the Lyrics
06:00 ��������������������������������������Jerry Springer
06:35 ����������������������������The Vue Film Show
08:05 ������The Adventures of Bottletop Bill and His Best Friend Corky
06:30 ������������������������������� Transworld Sport
07:00 ������������������������������������������������ Gladiators
07:00 ��������������������������������������������������������Maury
08:00 ���������������������������Football's Next Star
08:00 ����������������������������Nothing to Declare
09:00 ���������������������������������� World Wrestling Entertainment Superstars
08:30 ����������������������������Nothing to Declare
10:00 ��������������������������������������������Soccer A.M.
10:00 ������������������������������The Biggest Loser
07:25 ��������������������������FIM Superbike World Championship 2011
08:40 ���� Rupert Bear: Follow the Magic
07:55 ���������� BT and Channel 4 Present...
09:15 ������������������������������The Mr. Men Show
07:30 ����������Four Nations Rugby League England travel to the Parc des Sports in Avignon to take on France in a warm-up match ahead of their upcoming Rugby League Four Nations campaign.
09:30 ������������������������Roary the Racing Car
09:00 ���������������������������������������������������Ringside
12:30 ������������������������������������������������Futurama
09:45 �������������������������������������Animal Families
10:00 ���������Four Nations Rugby League
1:30 ������������������������������������������The Simpsons
10:00 ������������������������Animal Rescue Squad
11:30 ����������������������������������������������������Ringside
2:00 ������������������������������������UK Border Force
10:15 �������������Real Food Family Cook Off
12:30 �������������������������� European Tour Golf
3:00 ������������������������������������������� Showboaters
10:45 �������������������������������The Gadget Show
4:30 ��������������Champions League Weekly
4:00 �����Emergency with Angela Griffin
11:45 ����������������������������������������������Big Brother
5:00 ���������������� America's Cup Uncovered
5:00 �������������������������������������������������Road Wars
12:45 ���������������������������������������������Big Brother
5:30 �����������������������������LV Cup Rugby Union The Ospreys welcome Northampton Saints to Brewery Field in the LV= Cup.
07:00 ����������������������� Avon Tyres British GT Championship 2011
08:00 �������������������������������The Morning Line 08:55 ������������������������������������������������� Smallville 09:50 �� The Album Chart Show Special 10:20 �����������������������The Big Bang Theory 10:50 ����������������������������������������������������������SBTV 11:15 �����������������������������������Made in Chelsea 12:20 ������������������������������������Video Exclusive 12:25 �����������������������The Big Bang Theory
08:25 ������������������������������� Angelina Ballerina 08:55 ���������������������������������������������������������� Olivia
12:55 ���������������������������������������The Simpsons
1:15 ������������������������Superior Interiors with Kelly Hoppen
1:25 ����������������������� That Paralympic Show
2:10 ����������������������������� The Hotel Inspector
1:55 �����������������������������������Channel 4 Racing
3:15 �����������������Mary Higgins Clark: Try to Remember
3:55 ������������������������������Come Dine with Me
12:00 �������������������������������������������������������35mm
6:00 �������������������������������The Simpsons 6:30 �������������������������������The Simpsons 7:00 ��������������������������������������� Futurama 7:30 ��������������������������������������� Futurama 8:00 �������������������������������������� Futurama
09:00 �������������������������������� Ghost Whisperer 11:00 �������������������������������The Biggest Loser 12:00 ������������������������������������������� Fat Families 1:00 �����������������������������Four Weddings USA 2:00 �����������������������������������������Steps Reunion 3:00 ��������������� America's Next Top Model 4:00 �������������������������� Signed by Katie Price 5:00 �������������������������������Nothing to Declare 5:30 �������������������������������Nothing to Declare 6:00 ������������������������������Steps Reunion 7:00 �����������������������������Drop Dead Diva 8:00 ���������������������������������� Fat Families Tough taskmaster Steve Miller attempts to work his weight loss magic on the Jeapes. Can the supersize clan successfully fight the flab, or will their bad habits refuse to die?
6:55 ��������������������������������� 4thought.tv
8:00 ������������������������� 5 News Weekend
7:00 �����������������������Time Team Special
8:05 �������������������������������������������������NCIS
8:00 ��World War II: The Last Heroes
8:55 �������������������������������������������������NCIS
8:00 ����������������������������������� Fight Night Jason Booth steps into the ring with Scott Quigg for the British super-bantamweight title in Bolton. Challenger Quigg has a 100 per cent record in his 22-bout professional career.
9:00 �������������������������� The Hurt Locker
9:55 ������������������������������������Big Brother
10:00 �������� Scottish Premier League
9:00 ������������������������������������������� Sphere A group of scientists investigate an alien craft discovered at the bottom of the ocean. Starring Dustin Hoffman, Samuel L Jackson and Sharon Stone
11:30 ������������������������8 Out of 10 Cats
10:55 ��������������������������������Just Married
11:00 ������������������LV Cup Rugby Union
11:35 �����������������������������������Cop Squad
11:00 ��������������������������� Criminal Minds
7:00 �� The World's Strictest Parents Daniel and Forrest travel to Holland. For a week they must live with the Van Berkels, a hardworking family who believe the key to good parenting is trust.
06:00 ��������������������������FIFA Futbol Mundial
06:00 ����������������������������������� Home Shopping
06:00 ������������������������ Emmerdale Omnibus
06:30 ��������������������������������Barclays Premier League Preview
07:10 �������������������������������������������������������TOTP 2
06:00 �����������������������������Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations
09:20 ��������Models, Misfits and Mayhem
07:00 ���������������������������������Take it Like a Fan
10:00 �����������������������������������������Dragons' Den
07:00 ������������������������������Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations
07:30 ������������� Football League Weekend
11:00 �������������������������������������������������������TOTP 2
10:40 ����������������������������Harry Hill's TV Burp
08:30 ���������� Champions League Weekly
12:00 ��������������������������������������������������Top Gear
08:00 �����������������������������Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations
09:00 ��������������������������������Barclays Premier League Preview
1:00 �����������������������������������������������������Top Gear
5:05 ���������������������How the West Was Won
6:30 ���������������������������Channel 4 News
8:00 ����������������������������������������Top Gear Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May head to Albania to test the super luxurious RollsRoyce Ghost, Bentley Mulsanne and Mercedes S65 AMG. 9:00 ����Russell Howard's Good News 9:30 ����Russell Howard's Good News 10:00 �����������������Russell Howard Live: Dingledodies Recorded during a tour which sold over 120,000 tickets, including three gigs at London's Hammersmith Apollo and one at Wembley Arena.
09:30 ��������������������������������Take it Like a Fan 10:00 �������������������������������������������Soccer A.M. 12:00 ��������������������������������Take it Like a Fan 12:30 �����������������������Ford Football Special 3:15 �����������������������������������Take it Like a Fan 3:45 ������������������������������ Sky Sports Classics 4:00 ����������������������������������������������� Max Power 5:00 ��������������������Saturday Night Football 7:30 �����������������You're on Sky Sports!
08:00 ��������������������������������������������������Top Gear
2:00 ��������������������������������������������������Red Dwarf 3:20 �������������������������������������������������������������������� QI 4:00 �����������������������������������������������������Top Gear 5:00 �����������������������������������������������������Top Gear 6:00 �������������������������������� Dragons' Den 7:00 �������������������������������������� Red Dwarf 7:40 �������������Have I Got News for You 8:20 ������������������������������������������������������QI 9:00 ������������������Have I Got a Bit More News for You
11:00 ���������������������������������� Family Guy
8:25 �������������������������������Football First
11:22 ���������������������������������� Family Guy
10:00 ����������Have I Got News for You
10:15 �����������������������������Football First
11:45 ���������������������������� American Dad
10:40 ����������Have I Got News for You
11:45 �����������������������������Football First
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11:20 ����������Have I Got News for You
8:30 �������������������������������������� Futurama
09:00 �����������������Inside the Actors Studio 10:00 �������������������������Star Trek: Enterprise 11:00 ��������������������������Star Trek: Enterprise 2:00 ����������������������������Star Trek: Enterprise 3:00 �������������������������������������������������������������������ER 4:00 �������������������������������������������������������������������ER 5:00 �������������������������������������������������������������������ER
9:00 ����������������������������� Criminal Minds 10:00 ��������������������������� Criminal Minds
08:35 ����������������������������������������������� Gossip Girl 10:20 �������������� Planet's Funniest Animals 11:10 ��������������New You've Been Framed! 11:45 ��������������������Corrie Extra: Just Rosie 12:25 ���������������������������������� Minute to Win it 1:25 ����������������������������������The X Factor USA 3:20 �������������������������The Only Way is Essex 4:05 �������������������������The Only Way is Essex 4:50 �����������������Back to the Future Part II
6:00 ���������������������������������������������������� ER
7:00 ���������������������������Homes from Hell
7:00 ����������������������������������������������������� ER
8:00 ����������������������My Child Won't Eat
8:00 ����������������������������������� Blue Bloods
9:00 ������������������������������ Grimefighters
9:00 �����������������������Boardwalk Empire
9:30 ������������������������������ Grimefighters
10:15 ���������������������������������This is Jinsy
9:55 ��������������������������� The Xtra Factor
10:45 �������������������������� Bored to Death
10:55 ��������������������������� Celebrity Juice
11:20 ���������������������� Game of Thrones
11:40 ���������������� Peter Andre: My Life
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06:00 �������������������������� Children's TV
06:00 ������������������������Signed Stories
07:50 ������������������Match of the Day
06:20 ��������������������The Pingu Show
06:10 ���������������������������������������Boblins
09:00 ����The Andrew Marr Show
06:35 ��������������������������������������� Dipdap
06:20 ������������������������ Chloe's Closet
10:00 ���������� Sunday Morning Live
06:40 ����������������������������������� Gigglebiz
11:00 �����������������������Country Tracks
07:00 ����������������������������������������������Roar
06:35 ������������������������ Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
12:00 �����������������The Politics Show
07:30 �����������������������������������������Arthur
1:00 ���������������������������� Reincarnation
07:50 �������������Dennis and Gnasher
1:30 ������������� EastEnders Omnibus
08:05 �����������������������������������Wingin' It
3:25 ����������������������������Total Wipeout
08:30 ������������������������������������� MotoGP
4:10 ������������������������Planet Dinosaur
10:00 �����������������������Something for the Weekend
4:40 ������������������������Planet Dinosaur 5:10 ���������������������������Points of View 5:25 ������������������������ Songs of Praise
6:00 ��������������������������� BBC News 6:15 ������������������� Regional News 6:20 ����������������������������� Weather 6:25 ������������������������ Countryfile Matt Baker and Ellie Harrison go behind-the-scenes at Slindon in Sussex to reveal how two very different traditions are helping keep the picturesque village alive after it lost its pub, post office and local shop. 7:25 �����Strictly Come Dancing Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman throw open the doors to another actionpacked results show. Once viewers' votes have been added to the judges' scores, the couple at the bottom of the leaderboard will have to leave the competition. 8:00 �������� Antiques Roadshow Fiona Bruce and the experts pay a return visit to Hever Castle, where more treasures come under scrutiny. 9:00 �������������������������������� Spooks As the man responsible for the kidnapping of their deputy-director, Harry is handed over to the CIA, ready for deportation to the US. 10:00 ������������������������� BBC News 10:15 ���������������� Regional News 10:20 ��������������������������� Weather 10:25 ���� Have I Got a Bit More News for You 11:10 ������������ Ask Rhod Gilbert 11:45 ��������� American Football
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11:30 �����������������������������������������Flog It! 12:00 �����Escape to the Country 1:00 ���������������������������������������� MotoGP 2:30 �����������������In Which We Serve 4:20 ���������������������We Dive at Dawn 5:55 ��������������������������������� Timewatch 6:45 ���������������������������� Top Gear Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May are dropped deep in the Bolivian rainforest armed only with three 4x4s which they bought from the local small ads for a maximum of £3,500 each. 8:00 ����������� Operation Jericho Actor and aviator Martin Shaw takes to the skies to rediscover one of the most audacious and daring raids of World War Two. 9:00 ������������Fry's Planet Word Stephen Fry celebrates storytelling. It has been with us as long as language itself and our desire to both entertain and explain has resulted in the flowering of language to describe every aspect of the human condition. 10:00 �������Match of the Day 2 The five games include the Manchester derby. Clashes between United and City are always eagerly anticipated, but even more so this year after the terrific starts both clubs have made to the season. 11:30 ���������������Fast and Loose Hugh Dennis presents a fastmoving and hilarious new series of improvised games and sketches with guests.
07:00 �������������������������Babar and the Adventures of Badou 07:10 �����������������Annabel's Kitchen 07:25 ����������������������� The Cool Stuff Collective 07:50 ��������������������������� Horrid Henry 08:00 �����������������Phineas and Ferb 08:30 �����Rugby World Cup 2011 11:30 ������ITV News and Weather 11:45 ������������������Every Which Way But Loose 1:50 ����������������������������� The X Factor 3:45 ���������������������� Downton Abbey 5:00 ��������Rugby World Cup 2011 6:00 ����������Regional News and Weather 6:15 ��� ITV News and Weather 6:30 ���������Harry Hill's TV Burp Harry delves into the funniest moments from this week's telly to present a packed half-hour of gags, clips and special guests. 7:00 ��� Holding Out for a Hero Contestants play for the FireFighters Charity, Freewheelers Disabled Sport Development, and Oxford Kidney Unit Trust Fund. 8:00 ���������������������The X Factor The remaining contestants discover their fate in the live results show, including an update on all the backstage drama from last night. And Professor Green with Emeli Sande, Kelly Clarkson and Bruno Mars perform live on stage. 9:00 ���������������Downton Abbey 1918: A wounded Canadian officer comes to Downton to recuperate and unsettles everything. 10:15 ������������������� That Sunday Night Show 10:45 ������������������ITV News and Weather 11:00 ��� Someone's Daughter, Someone's Son
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06:00 �����������������������������������������Children's TV
06:00 ������������������������������������������Children's TV
06:00 ������������������������������ Aerobics: Oz Style
06:00 ��������������������������� The Hour of Power
06:00 �������������������������������������Jerry Springer
06:30 ������British Gas Great North Swim
06:55 ��������������Roobarb and Custard Too
06:30 ���������������������������������������� Football First
07:00 ��������������������Brainiac: History Abuse
06:30 �������������������������������������Jerry Springer
07:25 ���������� BT and Channel 4 Present...
07:00 ���������������������������������������The Save-Ums!
09:30 ����������������The Sunday Supplement
08:00 ��������������������������������� Best of Oops TV
07:00 �������������������������������������������������������Maury
07:30 �������������������������������������������One Tree Hill
07:20 �������������������������Make Way for Noddy
11:00 ���������������������������������� Goals on Sunday
09:00 ���������������������������Football's Next Star
08:00 ���������������������������Nothing to Declare
08:20 �����������������������������Hollyoaks Omnibus
07:35 ���������������������������������������Hana's Helpline 07:50 ���������������������������������������� Little Princess
10:00 ���������������������������������� World Wrestling Entertainment Superstars
08:30 ���������������������������Nothing to Declare
10:50 ����������������Professor Green Unseen 11:05 ������Live and Lost with Blackberry
08:05 ������The Adventures of Bottletop Bill and His Best Friend Corky
1:00 �������������������������������Ford Super Sunday Manchester United meet Manchester City at Old Trafford in the Barclays Premier League. As both teams are genuine title contenders, this will be the biggest Manchester derby in decades.
11:00 ���������������������������������WWE Experience
10:00 ���������������������������� The Biggest Loser
3:30 �������������������������������Ford Super Sunday Queens Park Rangers meet Chelsea in a West London derby at Loftus Road. Paul Furlong scored the decisive goal when the two sides last met here - a 2-1 win for the Blues in January 1996.
2:00 ����������������������������������Footloose Special
11:40 ����������������������������������������The Simpsons 12:15 �������������������������������������������Shipwrecked 1:15 ����������������������������Celebrity Coach Trip 2:50 ����������������������������Celebrity Coach Trip 3:25 ����������������������������Celebrity Coach Trip 3:55 ������������������������������������������The Simpsons 4:25 ���������������Kirstie's Handmade Britain 5:25 ���������������������������������������Deal or No Deal 6:25 ���������������������������Channel 4 News 6:55 ��������������������������������� 4thought.tv 7:00 �������������������������� The Political Slot 7:05 �������������������������������Grand Designs 8:00 �����������������������River Cottage Veg 9:00 ����������������The Secret Millionaire
08:25 ������������������������������� Angelina Ballerina 08:40 ���� Rupert Bear: Follow the Magic 08:55 ���������������������������������������������������������� Olivia 09:10 ������������������������������The Mr. Men Show 09:25 ������������������������Roary the Racing Car 09:45 �������� Bupa Great Birmingham Run 12:00 ������������������������Animal Rescue Squad 12:20 ���������������������������������������������Big Brother 1:15 ����������������������������������Ice Road Truckers: Deadliest Roads 2:15 ������������������������������������������������������Only You 4:10 ������������������������������������Daddy Day Camp 5:55 ����������������������������������������������� Toy Story 2
10:00 ����������Chris Moyles' Hollywood Stars Quiz Night
8:05 ��������������������������������������������5 News
10:55 ���������������������������� Derren Brown
9:00 ������������������������������������Big Brother
11:55 ������������������������ Pete Versus Life
12:00 ���������������������������������UK Border Force 1:00 ������������������������������������ Emergency with Angela Griffin 2:15 ������������������������������������Lion King Special 2:30 ���������������������������������������������������Futurama 3:00 ���������������������������������������������������Futurama 3:30 ���������������������������������������������������Futurama
09:00 ���������������������������� The Biggest Loser 11:00 �������������������������������� Ghost Whisperer 12:00 ������������������������������������������ Fat Families 1:00 ����������������������������������������Criminal Minds 2:00 ����������������������������������������Criminal Minds 3:00 ������CSI: Crime Scene Investigation 4:00 ������CSI: Crime Scene Investigation 5:00 ����������������������������������������������������������Bones
4:00 ������������������������������������������� Showboaters
6:00 �������������������� Nothing to Declare
5:00 ������������������������������������������The Simpsons
6:30 �������������������� Nothing to Declare
6:55 ����������������������������������������� Football Athletic Bilbao travel to the Mestalla to meet Valencia.
5:30 ����������������������������������������������������������������Spy
7:00 �������������������� Four Weddings USA
9:00 ����������������������������������������� Football Villarreal meet Levante at El Madrigal.
6:00 ������������������������������������ Terra Nova 7:00 �������������������������������Inside Gatwick
9:00 ��������� Strike Back Project Dawn
9:00 �������America's Next Top Model Cue tears and tantrums... it's makeover week! Once their new looks are complete, the girls pose in couture frocks for an Alice in Wonderland themed photo shoot.
8:00 ���������������� Signed by Katie Price
8:00 �������������������������������The Simpsons 8:30 �������������������������������The Simpsons 10:00 ���������������� Ross Kemp on Gangs
10:00 ���������������������������Steps Reunion
10:00 ���������������������Two Weeks Notice
11:00 ������������������������������Football First Sarah-Jane Mee presents highlights from all of today's fixtures in the Barclays Premier League.
11:00 �����������������������������������Cop Squad
11:00 �������������������������������������������Chase
7:00 ������������������ Wallace and Gromit's Cracking Contraptions
06:00 ��������������������������������������������Wild Spirits
06:00 ����������������������������������� Home Shopping
06:00 ����������������������������������������������The X Files
06:00 �������� Coronation Street Omnibus
06:30 ���������� Champions League Weekly
07:10 �������������������������������������������������������TOTP 2
07:00 �����������������������������������������������The X Files
08:05 ����������������������� Emmerdale Omnibus
7:10 �������������������� Wallace and Gromit: A Close Shave Wallace's whirlwind romance with the proprietor of the local wool shop puts his head in a spin, and Gromit is framed for sheep-rustling in a fiendish criminal plot.
07:00 ����������������Scottish Premier League Motherwell take on Kilmarnock at Fir Park in the Clydesdale Bank Scottish Premier League.
08:00 ��������������������������������������������������Top Gear
08:00 ����������������������������������������������The X Files
11:00 ��������� Coronation Street Omnibus
10:00 ������������������������������������������������Hardliners
1:30 ���������������������Corrie Extra: Just Rosie
11:00 ���������������������������������������������Man v Food
09:00 �����������������������������Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations
11:30 ���������������������������������������������Man v Food
10:00 �����������������������������������������������Love/Lust
2:45 �������������������������������� 71 Degrees North
12:00 ��������������������������������������������������Top Gear
11:00 ������������������������������������������������Love/Lust
3:45 �������������������������������������The Xtra Factor
1:00 �����������������������������������������������������Top Gear
12:00 �����������������������������������������������Love/Lust
4:50 ������������������� All Star Family Fortunes
09:30 �����������������������������������������������������Cricket India meet England in their penultimate ODI at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.
2:00 ��������������������������������������������Dragons' Den
1:00 ��������������������������������������������������Love/Lust
5:40 ���������������Back to the Future Part III
3:20 �����������������������������������������������������Top Gear
2:00 ��������������������������������������������������Love/Lust
5:00 �����������������������������������������������������Top Gear
3:00 �������������������������������� Star Trek: Voyager
6:30 �����������������������������������Wild Spirits
6:30 ����������������������������������� Man v Food
8:10 ��������� Paul Merton's Adventures
7:40 ����������������������������������� Madagascar Four spoilt animals from New York Central Zoo whose botched escape attempt finds them stranded in the Madagascar jungle with no experience of the wild. 9:00 ������������������������ Gavin and Stacey After his initial angry reaction to Stacey's news, Uncle Bryn agrees to drive the family to Essex to meet the Shipmans. 9:30 ������������������������ Gavin and Stacey 10:00 ����������������������������������� The Fades 11:00 ���������������������������������� Family Guy 11:45 ���������������������������� American Dad
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08:00 ����������������������������������������������������� La Liga Malaga v Real Madrid and Barcelona v Sevilla
7:00 ������������������������������� PGA Tour Golf Day four of the Children's Miracle Network Classic from the Magnolia Golf Club in Florida. 10:00 ����������������� European Tour Golf Day four of the Castello Masters Costa Azahar at the Club de Golf Valderrama in Sotogrande.
4:00 �������������������������������� Star Trek: Voyager 6:00 ����������������������������������� Man v Food 7:00 ���������������������������������� Driving Wars 8:00 ������������������Jo Brand's Big Splash 9:00 ������������������������������������������������QI XL 10:00 �������������������������� Mock the Week
5:00 �������������������������������� Star Trek: Voyager 6:00 ���������������������� Star Trek: Voyager 7:00 ����������������������� Star Trek: Voyager 8:00 ������������Inside the Actors Studio 9:00 ������������������������ Game of Thrones
10:40 �������������������������� Mock the Week
10:15 �������������������������� Bored to Death
11:20 ����������� Alexander Armstrong's Big Ask
11:20 ���������������������Boardwalk Empire
10:50 ���������������������������������This is Jinsy
2:10 ���������������� Planet's Funniest Animals
8:00 ������������������������������Grimefighters In Welwyn Garden City they are called in to clear a flat which holds a sad secret behind its door. 8:25 ������������������������������Grimefighters They have a tough job on their hands when they are called to a shop basement in Battersea. 9:00 �������������������������� The Xtra Factor 10:15 ������������� The Only Way is Essex 11:00 �������������������������� Models, Misfits and Mayhem
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M o n day 06:00 ����������������������������������Breakfast
06:00 �������������������������������������������Zigby
06:00 ���������������������������������� Daybreak
09:15 ���������������� Helicopter Heroes
06:10 ����������������� The Large Family
08:30 �������������������������������������Lorraine
10:00 ��������������������������Homes Under the Hammer
06:20 ��������������������The Pingu Show
09:25 ����� The Jeremy Kyle Show
11:00 ����������������������������Filthy Rotten Scoundrels
06:35 ��������������������������������������� Dipdap
10:30 �������������������������� This Morning
06:40 ����������������������������������� Gigglebiz
11:25 ������������������������������������ITV News
07:00 ��������������������������������� Outback 8
11:30 ��������������������������� This Morning
07:15 ��������������������������������������Bernard
12:30 ������������������������Loose Women
07:30 ������������Trust Me I'm a Genie
1:30 ��������ITV News and Weather
07:40 ���������������������������������������������Léon
2:00 ������������� Dickinson's Real Deal
07:45 ��������������������������������� Pet Squad
3:00 ���������Alan Titchmarsh Show
07:55 �������������������������������Newsround
4:00 ���������������������There's No Taste Like Home
11:45 ��������������������Cash in the Attic 12:15 ����������������������������Bargain Hunt 1:00 �������������������������������������BBC News 1:30 ���������������������������Regional News 1:45 �����������������������������������������Doctors 2:15 ������������������� The Indian Doctor 3:00 ��������������������������� BBC News and Weather
CORONATION STREET 7:30 - 8.00 pm - ITV 1 INNOCENT Fiz Stape is led into court for the start of her trial – as her estranged husband John watches from afar. The killer returns to the cobbles in a bid to stop her being sent down for the murders of Colin Fishwick, his elderly mother Joy and stalker Charlotte Hoyle. John, looking dishevelled with a beard, realises he has to do something drastic to help the wronged mum-ofone.
But instead of handing himself in to the police, he decides to return to Weatherfield where he will kidnap Rosie Webster. He holds the babe hostage and reveals exactly what happened to the three people he killed. He then orders her to go to the court and repeat his version of the events to get Fiz off – or else face the consequences. John is back and desperate to save Fiz from going down. She has no idea he’s
back and things really aren’t going very well for her inside the court. The prosecution has a strong case against her because she helped John to move Colin’s body and pretended to be Joy’s daughter-in-law to cash in on her will while John was in a mental hospital. All John has to do is hand himself in and confess everything to get her off but he’s not prepared to go to prison.
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3:05 ����������������������������Barney's Latin America
08:00 ������������������������������������ Trapped 08:30 ������������Mr Bloom's Nursery 08:50 ��������������������������� Dirtgirlworld 09:00 ����������������� Tinga Tinga Tales
3:35 ������������������������������� Prank Patrol Down Under
09:15 ��� Driver Dan's Story Train
4:00 ������������������������������������������� Top 10
09:45 �������������������������� Mister Maker
4:30 ������������������������������������Blue Peter
10:05 ��������������������������������I Can Cook
4:45 ��������������������� Shaun the Sheep
10:15 ��������������������������� Chuggington
5:00 ��������������������������������� Newsround
10:25 �������������������������������������������Louie
5:15 ���������������������������������������Pointless
10:30 ���������������������������������Baby Jake
6:00 ��������������������������� BBC News 6:30 ������������������ Regional News 7:00 ��������������������The One Show 7:30 ����������������������������Inside Out Alvin Hall dispenses advice on novel ways to avoid university fees. 8:00 ������������������������ EastEnders Whitney finds herself with a new boyfriend, but she has to decide if he is the man she wants. 8:30 �������������������������� Panorama Cops Behaving Badly. What happens when the police fail in their sworn duty to protect life, when they get it wrong or when police officers themselves break the law? 9:00 ����������� Young Apprentice Lord Sugar is on the hunt for a Young Apprentice, as the business-based reality show returns. 10:00 ������������������������� BBC News 10:25 ���������������� Regional News 10:30 ��������������������������� Weather 10:35 ������A Question of Sport 11:05 ������������������������������ Spooks
09:30 �������������������� Charlie and Lola
10:45 ���������������������������������Waybuloo 11:05 �������������In the Night Garden 11:35 �����The Pink Panther Show 12:00 ������������������The Daily Politics 12:30 ���������������������������������������������GMT 1:00 ��������������������Diagnosis Murder 1:40 � Royal Upstairs Downstairs 2:10 ������������������� The Weakest Link 2:55 ������������ Wanted Down Under 3:40 ��������Escape to the Country 4:30 �������������������������������������������Flog It! 5:15 �������Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is 6:00 ���������������������������Eggheads 6:30 �� Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two 7:00 �����������Celebrity Antiques Road Trip
5:00 �����������������������������������The Chase 6:00 ������������������Regional News 6:30 �� ITV News and Weather 7:00 ������������������������ Emmerdale Gennie hands in her notice when Nikhil messes up again. Laurel tells Marlon she feels the same way about him too. 7:30 ������������Coronation Street It is day one of the trial and the fight for Fiz's freedom begins. A remorseful Sophie confides in Kevin. Jason and Rosie are at odds. 8:00 �������������������Little England We meet Nick and Jackie Warner from Northamptonshire who have bought a vineyard and are producing their first bottles of wine with the help of a mobile bottling plant. 8:30 �����������Coronation Street The trial continues and the evidence against Fiz stacks up. A sinister figure is keeping a close eye on Rosie. 9:00 ������������������������ Doc Martin Bert Large's restaurant is in financial trouble - and he is being chased by loan sharks Alastair Tonken and his son. 10:00 �������������ITV News at Ten
10:30 �����������������������Newsnight
10:35 �� Exposure: On the Run Former police detective Mark Williams-Thomas investigates why more than 100,000 criminals escape the criminal justice system every year by jumping bail or breaking their parole conditions.
11:20 �������������Faster Than the Speed of Light?
11:35 ������������������� That Sunday Night Show
8:00 ������ University Challenge 8:30 ����������� Baking Made Easy 9:00 �������������������Alice Roberts: Origins of Us 10:00 �������������� Never Mind the Buzzcocks
MUMMIFYING ALAN Egypt's Last Secret
9:00 - 10:40 pm - Channel 4 It is a mystery that has baffled scientists for centuries: how were the ancient Egyptians able to preserve their greatest pharaohs perfectly for millennia? Now, 3000 years later, a terminally ill British man called Alan has donated his body so that leading experts can, for the first time, apply the secret mummification formula to create a 21st-
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century mummy. Filmed inside one of the UK's leading forensic pathology labs, a team of scientists have come together to unlock the preservation techniques used during the 'Golden Age' of Tutankhamen. The 18th Dynasty was a time of huge cultural change, but it also marked the pinnacle of Egyptian embalming techniques.
Using a secret and complex blend of ingredients and processes, embalmers managed to stop decomposition almost entirely. But what were the mysterious and complex recipes they were using? Did they really understand the science behind them? And if so, could this represent the greatest scientific achievement of ancient Egypt?
21 October - 27 October 2011
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06:05 �����������������������������������������Children's TV
06:00 ������������������������������������������Children's TV
06:00 ����������� Good Morning Sports Fans
06:00 ���������������������������������������������������Oops TV
06:00 ����������������������������Nothing to Declare
07:00 ������������������������������� Freshly Squeezed
08:05 ��������������������Fifi and the Flowertots
09:00 ���������Football First-Match Choice
07:00 ����������������������������Medical Emergency
06:30 ����������������������������Nothing to Declare
07:30 �����������Everybody Loves Raymond
08:20 ������������������������������������������������ Peppa Pig
08:00 ���������������������������������������Stargate SG-1
07:00 ���������������������������������������Jerry Springer
08:25 ������������������������������������������������������Frasier
08:35 ������������������������Roary the Racing Car
10:00 �������������������������������Footloose Special
07:30 ���������������������������������������Jerry Springer
09:00 ����������������������Undercover Boss USA
08:45 ���������������������������Bananas in Pyjamas
10:15 ����������������������������������Lion King Special
08:00 �������������������������������������������������������Maury
09:55 ��������������How to Look Good Naked
09:00 ����Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom
10:30 ������������������������������������������������������La Liga Real Madrid were at La Rosaleda to face Malaga, while Barcelona played host to Sevilla at the Nou Camp.
10:30 ��������������������������������������������������Lion Man
09:00 ������������ America's Next Top Model
10:55 �����������Phil Spencer: Secret Agent
09:15 ��������������������������������The Wright Stuff
11:00 ��������������������������������������Modern Family
10:00 ����������������������������Nothing to Declare
12:00 ������������Channel 4 News Summary
11:10 ������������������������������������LIVE with Gabby
10:30 ����������������������������Nothing to Declare
12:05 �������������������Country House Rescue
12:05 ������������������������������5 News Lunchtime
12:30 ����������������������������������������� Raising Hope
11:00 �����CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
1:00 ������������������������������River Cottage Bites
12:15 ����������������������������������������������Big Brother
1:10 ��������������������������������������������� Paper Moon
1:15 ��������������������������������������Home and Away
2:30 �������������������Scottish Premier League Motherwell take on Kilmarnock at Fir Park in the Clydesdale Bank Scottish Premier League.
12:00 ����������������������������������������� Raising Hope
3:10 ���������������������������������������������� Countdown
1:45 ������������������������������������������������Neighbours
4:00 �������������������������������������� Deal or No Deal
2:15 ������� CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
5:00 �������������������������������������������Four in a Bed
3:15 ��������������������������A Time to Remember
5:30 ����������������������������� Come Dine with Me
12:00 ����������������Scottish Premier League 1:00 ������������Football First-Match Choice
1:00 ���������������������������������������������������Futurama
12:00 ����CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
1:30 ���������������������������������������������������Futurama
3:30 ���������������������������������������������������������La Liga
1:00 �������������������������������Nothing to Declare
2:00 ������������������������������������������������The Middle
5:00 ��������������Champions League Weekly
1:30 �������������������������������Nothing to Declare
2:30 ������������������������������������������������The Middle
5:30 ������������� Soccer A.M. - The Best Bits
2:00 �����������������������������������������Criminal Minds
3:00 ������������������������������������������Stargate SG-1
3:00 �����������������������������������������Criminal Minds
5:00 �����������������������������������������������5 News at 5
4:00 ������������������������������������������Stargate SG-1
4:00 ��������������� America's Next Top Model
5:30 ������������������������������������������������Neighbours
5:00 ������������������������������������The Glee Project
5:00 �������������������������������Nothing to Declare
6:00 ������������������������������ The Simpsons 6:30 ���������������������������������������Hollyoaks
6:00 ���������������������������Home and Away
6:55 ��������������������������������� 4thought.tv
6:25 ���������������������������������������������OK! TV
7:00 ����������������������������Channel 4 News
7:00 ������������������������������������ 5 News at 7
8:00 ���������������Brave New World with Stephen Hawking
7:30 ����������������������� Celebrity Wish List
9:00 ���������������������� Mummifying Alan: Egypt's Last Secret
9:00 ��������������������The Hotel Inspector
6:30 ����������������������������������� Netbusters
5:30 �������������������������������Nothing to Declare
7:00 ���������Sky Sports News at Seven 7:30 ������������������������������������������ Football Brighton welcome West Ham United to the American Express Community Stadium in the npower Championship.
6:00 ������������������������ Glenn Martin DDS
10:00 ��������������������������������� Netbusters
10:00 ����������������������������������Big Brother
10:30 ����������������������������� SPL Round-Up
9:00 ��������������A League of Their Own
9:00 ����������������� Signed by Katie Price
10:00 �������������������������An Idiot Abroad
10:00 ������������������������������������������ Ringer
11:45 ��������������������������������� Fresh Meat
11:00 ������������������������ Big Brother's Bit on the Side
11:00 �����������������������Barclays Premier League Review
11:00 ������The Jo Whiley Music Show
11:00 ������������������������������������������� Bones
7:00 ����������������������Don't Tell the Bride
06:30 ��������������������� Kings of the Extreme
06:00 ����������������������������������� Home Shopping
06:00 ����������������������������������������������The X Files
06:00 ������������������������������Coronation Street
22-year-old Luke and 25-year-old Alex met ten months ago when working on Ibiza. Despite not being together for very long, they knew they are made for each other. 8:00 ���������������������������Planet Dinosaur 8:30 ����������������������������The Real Hustle Novice hustlers Polly Parsons and Jazz Lintott have to learn the art of deception in record time, as they join the original trio and help them carry out the most devious scams to date. 9:00 �������������������� Young, Foreign and Over Here Five young Eastern Europeans reveal the harsh realities and culture shocks of life as an immigrant coming to Britain and hoping to stay. 10:00 ��������������������������������� EastEnders 10:30 ������������������������������Top Gear USA 11:15 ����������������������������������� Family Guy
07:00 ����������������������������������������������Polocrosse
07:10 �������������������������������������������������Fifth Gear
07:00 ������������������������������ Star Trek: Voyager
06:50 ���������������������������������������������Emmerdale
08:00 ��������������������������������������PGA Tour Golf Day four of the Children's Miracle Network Classic from the Magnolia Golf Club in Florida.
07:35 ��������������������������������The Gadget Show
08:00 �������������������������Star Trek: Enterprise
07:15 ������������������������������������������������ Gossip Girl
08:00 ��������������������������������������������������Top Gear
09:00 ����������������������������������������������������������������ER
08:10 �������������������������������������������� Judge Judy
09:40 �������������������������������������Seaside Rescue
10:00 �����������������������������������������������Love/Lust
10:20 ��������������������������������������������Trawlermen
11:00 �����������������������������������������������The X Files
09:25 ������������������The Real Housewives of New York City
11:00 ������������������������������������� Hole in the Wall
12:00 ����������������������������� Star Trek: Voyager
12:00 ��������������������������������������������������Top Gear
1:00 ����������������������������Star Trek: Enterprise
2:40 ����������������������������������������Seaside Rescue
2:00 �������������������������������������������������������������������ER
3:20 ����������������������������������������Seaside Rescue
3:00 ��������������������������������������������������Love/Lust
4:00 ��������������������������������������� Hole in the Wall
4:00 ����������������������������Star Trek: Enterprise
4:30 ��������������������������������������� Hole in the Wall
5:00 �������������������������������� Star Trek: Voyager
10:40 �����������������������������������Rude Tube
8:00 ������������������������ The Gadget Show
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11:00 ���������������������������European Tour Golf 1:00 ���������������������������������������������������������������NFL 3:00 �����������������������������������������������Fight Night 5:00 ��������������������������������������������������������Cricket India meet England in their penultimate ODI at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. 7:00 ���������������������� NASCAR Highlights 8:00 ������������������������������������������������� NFL Chicago Bears met the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Wembley, while Green Bay faced Minnesota at the Mall of America Field. 10:00 ������������������� NASCAR Highlights 11:00 �����������������������Great Run Series 11:30 ���������������������������Carp Academy
6:30 �������������������������������The Simpsons 7:00 ��������������������������������The Simpsons
6:00 ��������������������������CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
7:30 ��������������������������������The Simpsons
7:00 ���������America's Next Top Model
8:00 ������������������������������������ Terra Nova
8:00 ������������������������������Steps Reunion
5:00 �����������������������������������������������������Top Gear 6:00 �����������������������������Seaside Rescue
6:00 ���������������������������������������������������� ER
10:30 �������������������������������������������� Judge Judy 12:00 ������������������������������Coronation Street 1:00 ������������������������������������������������Emmerdale 1:30 ����������������������� The Jeremy Kyle Show 2:35 ����������������������� The Jeremy Kyle Show 3:40 ���������������������The Real Housewives of New York City 4:40 ������������������������������������������Loose Women 5:40 ����������������������������������������������� Judge Judy
6:40 �����������������������������Seaside Rescue
7:00 �����������������������Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations
7:20 ������������������������������������Trawlermen
8:00 ������������Inside the Actors Studio
6:05 ������������������������������������Judge Judy
8:00 �����������������������������������������Top Gear
9:00 ����������������������������������������Carnivàle
6:35 ������������������������������������Judge Judy
9:00 ������������������� Men Behaving Badly
10:20 ���������������������������������This is Jinsy
7:05 ����������������������������������The X Factor
10:00 ����������������� Men Behaving Badly
10:50 ���������� Flight of the Conchords
9:00 ����������������������� Hell's Kitchen USA
11:00 ����������������Jo Brand's Big Splash
11:25 ��������������������������������� Blue Bloods
10:00 ������������The Bourne Ultimatum
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t u e sday 06:00 ����������������������������������Breakfast
06:00 �������������������������������������������Zigby
06:00 ���������������������������������� Daybreak
09:15 ���������������� Helicopter Heroes
06:10 ����������������� The Large Family
08:30 �������������������������������������Lorraine
10:00 ��������������������������Homes Under the Hammer
06:20 ��������������������The Pingu Show
09:25 ����� The Jeremy Kyle Show
11:00 ����������������������������Filthy Rotten Scoundrels
06:35 ��������������������������������������� Dipdap
10:30 �������������������������� This Morning
06:40 ����������������������������������� Gigglebiz
11:25 ������������������������������������ITV News
07:00 ���������������������� Ed and Oucho's Excellent Inventions
11:30 ��������������������������� This Morning
07:15 ��������������������������������������Bernard
1:30 ��������ITV News and Weather
11:45 ��������������������Cash in the Attic 12:15 ����������������������������Bargain Hunt 1:00 �������������������������������������BBC News 1:30 ���������������������������Regional News 1:45 �����������������������������������������Doctors 2:15 ������������������� The Indian Doctor 3:00 ��������������������������� BBC News and Weather 3:05 ���������Barney's Latin America 3:35 ������������������������������� Prank Patrol Down Under
DEATH IN PARADISE
4:00 �����������������������������Hotel Trubble 4:30 ������������������������������������Blue Peter
9:00 - 10:00 PM - BBC1 On the small paradise island of Saint-Marie, DI Charlie Hulme is loved and respected by all, including his team: smart, savvy Sergeant Lily Thompson; fun, laid-back police officer Dwayne Myers; and diligent hard working police officer Fidel Best. When Charlie is found murdered in a locked panic room during a party at a local mansion, they are all devastated. Commissioner Selwyn Pat-
terson reveals that as Charlie was a British cop, a British cop must lead the investigation into his murder. Enter quintessentially English DI Richard Poole, the perfect man to solve the case – he's blisteringly intelligent and extremely observant with a unique approach – if only he didn't hate sun, sea and sand... Aided by Dwayne, Fidel and Lily, Richard diligently reviews the evidence of Hulme's mur-
4:45 ��������������������� Shaun the Sheep
der: a smashed vase, a travel book found in Charlie's hand, a loud gunshot fired from a quiet gun and, most puzzling of all, how the murder could have taken place in a locked steel room. With the support of his team, Richard is determined to solve the case , escape the heat and get back home. But others have different plans and, surprisingly, rather take to this fish out of water and his inspired detective skills...
5:00 ��������������������������������� Newsround 5:15 ���������������������������������������Pointless
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Heart of England, the South West, South Wales and the West of Scotland "We've got fantastic food here in Britain and it's time we celebrated it," says Jamie. "We're like magpies, we love to get little ideas and then, what the British are brilliant at, is making it our own". A book to accompany the series, 'Jamie's Great Britain', is published by Penguin.
08:00 ������������������������������������ Trapped 08:30 ������������Mr Bloom's Nursery 09:00 ����������������� Tinga Tinga Tales 09:15 ��� Driver Dan's Story Train 09:30 �������������������� Charlie and Lola 09:45 �������������������������� Mister Maker 10:05 ��������������������������������I Can Cook 10:15 ��������������������������� Chuggington 10:25 �������������������������������������������Louie
11:35 �����The Pink Panther Show
7:00 ��������������������The One Show
12:00 ������������������The Daily Politics
7:30 ������������������������� EastEnders Christian continues to put his trust in Syed, but fireworks ensue when a jealous Ben intervenes.
12:30 ���������������������������������������������GMT
8:00 �������������������������� Holby City When Kris Swann, a management consultant of Sir Fraser's, is sent to Holby to shape it up for Foundation Trust status, Hanssen is certain that his leadership is being undermined.
2:00 ������������� Dickinson's Real Deal 3:00 ������������The Alan Titchmarsh Show 4:00 ���������������������There's No Taste Like Home 5:00 �����������������������������������The Chase
08:50 ��������������������������� Dirtgirlworld
6:30 ������������������ Regional News
10:30 ��������������������������� Weather
fluences from around the world through invasion, exploration, colonisation and immigration. Fish and chips are the quintessential British dish, but the fried fish was brought to the East End of London by Jewish immigrants from Portugal and fried potatoes come from Belgium and France. Over six programmes, Jamie visits Essex and the East End, Yorkshire, The
07:55 �������������������������������Newsround
10:45 ���������������������������������Waybuloo
10:25 ���������������� Regional News
In this new six-part series, Jamie Oliver is taking to the road, travelling the length and breadth of Britain to find out what makes our food great. He's searching for new ideas and inspiration to create his own versions of British classics - with a twist. And he discovers that many of the dishes we think of as typically British aren't ‘British' at all, but full of in-
07:45 ��������������������������������� Pet Squad
6:00 ������������������� BBC News and Weather
10:00 ������������������������� BBC News
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07:40 ���������������������������������������������Léon
10:30 ���������������������������������Baby Jake
9:00 �������������Death in Paradise When a British policeman is found murdered in a locked room on the tiny paradise island of Saint-Marie, Detective Inspector Richard Poole is sent to investigate.
JAMIE'S GREAT BRITAIN
07:30 ������������Trust Me I'm a Genie
12:30 ������������������������Loose Women
11:05 �������������In the Night Garden
1:00 ��������������������Diagnosis Murder 1:45 ���������������������������Royal Upstairs Downstairs 2:15 ������������������� The Weakest Link 3:00 ������������ Wanted Down Under 3:45 ��������Escape to the Country 4:30 �������������������������������������������Flog It! 5:15 �������Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is
6:00 ���������������������������Eggheads 6:30 �� Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two 7:00 �����������Celebrity Antiques Road Trip 8:00 ����������������������James May's Man Lab 9:00 �������������������Codebreakers
10:35 ��������������������� Young Nuns
10:00 ������������ Later Live... with Jools Holland
11:20 ����������������Film 2011 with Claudia Winkleman
10:30 �����������������������Newsnight 11:20 �������Wellington Bomber
6:00 ����������Regional News and Weather 6:30 �� ITV News and Weather 7:00 ������������������������ Emmerdale Laurel and Marlon make the most of some time together. Ali and Ruby cause a stir when they move into the village. Katie warns Nikhil to stay away from Gennie - for her sake. 7:30 ���������������� Mayday Mayday When fierce rip currents at Croyde in Devon start washing holidaymakers out to sea, the RNLI crew rush into action and by the end of the day have rescued 56 swimmers and surfers. 8:00 ����������������������� High Stakes Jeremy Kyle presents the game show in which contestants try to win money by successfully navigating the High Stakes grid. The further they progress, the more cash they accumulate. 9:00 ������������71 Degrees North It is the semi-final and only the toughest four celebrities remain. Facing ferocious weather conditions, they race in sea kayaks and dog sleds through a blizzard in the team challenge. 10:00 �����ITV News at Ten and Weather 10:35 �������������������������DCI Banks 11:35 ������������ Joanna Lumley's Greek Odyssey
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06:10 ����������������������������������������������The Hoobs
06:00 ������������������������������������������Children's TV
06:00 ����������� Good Morning Sports Fans
06:00 ���������������������������������������������������Oops TV
06:00 ���������������������������Nothing to Declare
07:00 ��������������������������������Freshly Squeezed
08:15 ������������������������������������������������ Peppa Pig
09:00 ���������������������������������������������Netbusters
07:00 ��������������������������������Footloose Special
06:30 ���������������������������Nothing to Declare
07:30 �����������Everybody Loves Raymond
08:25 ������������������������������������������������ Peppa Pig
07:15 ����������������������������������Lion King Special
07:00 ��������������������������������������Jerry Springer
08:25 ������������������������������������������������������Frasier
08:30 ������������������������Roary the Racing Car
07:30 ���������������������������������������������������Lion Man
07:30 ��������������������������������������Jerry Springer
08:55 ����������������������Undercover Boss USA
08:45 ���������������������������Bananas in Pyjamas
08:00 ���������������������������������������Stargate SG-1
08:00 ������������������������������������������������������Maury
09:55 �������������� How to Look Good Naked
09:00 ����Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom
09:00 ���������������������������������������Stargate SG-1
09:00 ����������� America's Next Top Model
10:55 �����������Phil Spencer: Secret Agent
09:15 ��������������������������������The Wright Stuff
09:30 ������������������������������������������������������Cricket India and England contest their fifth and final ODI at Eden Gardens in Kolkata. The hosts won by 22runs when the sides last met on this ground in January 2002.
10:00 ��������������������������������������������������Lion Man
10:00 ���������������������������Nothing to Declare
12:00 ������������ Channel 4 News Summary
11:10 ������������������������������������LIVE with Gabby
10:30 ��������������������������������������������������Lion Man
10:30 ���������������������������Nothing to Declare
12:05 ������������������� Country House Rescue
12:05 ������������������������������5 News Lunchtime
11:00 ��������������������������������������Modern Family
11:00 ����CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
1:05 ������������������������������River Cottage Bites
12:15 ����������������������������������������������Big Brother
11:30 ��������������������������������������Modern Family
12:00 ���CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
1:20 ������������������������������� River of No Return
1:15 ��������������������������������������Home and Away
12:00 ����������������������������������������� Raising Hope
1:00 ������������������������������Nothing to Declare
3:10 �����������������������������������������������Countdown
1:45 ������������������������������������������������Neighbours
12:30 ����������������������������������������� Raising Hope
1:30 ������������������������������Nothing to Declare
4:00 ���������������������������������������Deal or No Deal
2:15 ������� CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
1:00 ���������������������������������������������������Futurama
2:00 ����������������������������������������Criminal Minds
5:00 �������������������������������������������Four in a Bed
3:15 �������������������������������Angel in the Family
1:30 ���������������������������������������������������Futurama
3:00 ����������������������������������������Criminal Minds
5:30 ������������������������������Come Dine with Me
5:00 �����������������������������������������������5 News at 5
2:00 ������������������������������������������������The Middle
4:00 �������������� America's Next Top Model
3:00 ������������������������������������������Stargate SG-1
10:30 ������������A League of Their Own Jack Whitehall and Rory Mcllroy. Match-fit and injury-free, ref Corden, captains Redknapp and Flintoff, and regulars Bishop and Thompson are back for a fourth season.
5:00 ������������������������������Nothing to Declare
4:00 ������������������������������������������Stargate SG-1
5:30 ������������������������������Nothing to Declare
7:30 ��������������������������������The Simpsons
8:00 ���������������� Signed by Katie Price
8:00 �������������������������������������Road Wars
9:00 �������America's Next Top Model
9:00 ������������������������������Inside Gatwick
10:00 ����������������������The Secret Circle
10:00 ����������������������������������������� Sphere
11:00 ������������������������������������������ Bones
6:00 �������������������������������The Simpsons
5:30 ������������������������������������������������Neighbours
6:30 ���������������������������������������Hollyoaks
6:00 ���������������������������Home and Away
6:55 ��������������������������������� 4thought.tv
6:25 ���������������������������������������������OK! TV
7:00 ����������������������������Channel 4 News
7:00 ������������������������������������ 5 News at 7
7:55 ������ BT and Channel 4 Present...
7:30 ��������������������� Extraordinary Dogs
8:00 ����������� Gok's Clothes Roadshow 9:00 ������������������Jamie's Great Britain
8:00 ������������������������������ Amanda Knox: The Untold Story
10:00 �����������������������������������Shameless
9:00 ���������������������������������������CSI: Miami
6:30 �������������������������Barclays Premier League Review A comprehensive round-up of all the weekend's action in the Barclays Premier League. 7:30 ���������������� Gillette Soccer Special Julian Warren presents coverage of the goals from up and down the country in tonight's matches.
5:00 ������������������������������������The Glee Project 6:00 ������������������������ Glenn Martin DDS 6:30 �������������������������������The Simpsons
6:00 �������������������������CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
7:00 ��������������������������������The Simpsons
7:00 ����������������������������� Criminal Minds
11:05 ������������������������������Random Acts
10:00 ����������������������������������Big Brother
11:10 ���������������������������������� True Blood
11:00 �����������������������������Jerry Maguire
11:30 ������������������������������ Football Asia Asian Football Confederation is a definitive weekly round-up of highlights, news and exclusive features from the continent.
7:00 ������������������������������� Total Wipeout If people banging into huge foam shapes, falling into water and contorting themselves into the most ridiculous positions is the kind of thing that makes you laugh, then Total Wipeout is the show for you. 8:00 �������������������� Young, Foreign and Over Here The immigrants join special bus trips laid on for the tens of thousands of Eastern Europeans who flock to Britain every year. On and off the bus, they'll decide if this really is a land of opportunity or a land of riots, bed bugs and fat people eating bad food. 9:00 ���������������������Don't Tell the Bride 25-year-old Kara is moving out of her house in Reading and leaving the keys in the tattooed hands of her 22-year-old fiance, Alex. 10:00 ��������������������������������� EastEnders 10:30 �����������������������������������������Wilfred 11:15 ����������������������������������� Family Guy
06:00 ����������������������������� Aerobics: Oz Style
07:00 �������������������������������������������Radical Highs
06:00 ����������������������������������������������The X Files
06:00 �����������������������������Coronation Street
06:30 ��������������������� Kings of the Extreme
07:15 ����������������������Robot Wars Extreme II
07:00 ������������������������������ Star Trek: Voyager
06:50 ��������������������������������������������Emmerdale
07:00 �����������������������������NASCAR Highlights
08:00 ������������������������������������������������Fifth Gear
08:00 �������������������������Star Trek: Enterprise
07:15 �����������������������������������������������Gossip Girl
08:00 ����������Soccer A.M. - The Best Bits
08:30 �������������������������������The Gadget Show
09:00 ����������������������������������������������������������������ER
08:10 ������������������������������������������� Judge Judy
09:00 ��������������������������������Barclays Premier League Review
09:00 �����������������������������������������������������������Tribe
10:00 �����������������������������������������������Love/Lust
10:00 ��������������������������������������������������Top Gear
10:00 ����������������������������������Football League
11:00 �����������������������������������������������The X Files
09:25 �����������������The Real Housewives of New York City
11:00 ������������������������������������� Hole in the Wall
11:30 ���������������������������������������������Netbusters
12:00 ����������������������������� Star Trek: Voyager
12:00 ��������������������������������������������������Top Gear
12:00 ��������������������������������������SPL Round-Up
1:00 ����������������������������Star Trek: Enterprise
2:00 ��������������������������������������������������������������Tribe
12:30 ����������Soccer A.M. - The Best Bits
2:00 �������������������������������������������������������������������ER
3:00 ������������������������Robot Wars Extreme II
1:30 �����������������������������������Barclays Premier League Review
3:00 ��������������������������������������������������Love/Lust
4:00 ��������������������������������������� Hole in the Wall
4:00 ����������������������������Star Trek: Enterprise
5:00 �����������������������������������������������������Top Gear
5:00 �������������������������������� Star Trek: Voyager
6:00 ������������������������������������������������Tribe
6:00 ���������������������������������������������������� ER
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2:30 �������������������������������������Football League 4:00 �������������������������������NASCAR Highlights 5:00 � British Motocross Championship
7:00 ������������������������������������ Man v Food 7:30 ������������������������������������ Man v Food
7:00 �������������Inside the Actors Studio
10:30 ������������������������������������������� Judge Judy 12:00 �����������������������������Coronation Street 1:00 �����������������������������������������������Emmerdale 1:30 ���������������������� The Jeremy Kyle Show 3:40 ��������������������The Real Housewives of New York City 4:35 ���������������������������������������� Loose Women 5:35 ����������������������� The Only Way is Essex
8:00 �����������������������������������This is Jinsy
7:00 ���������������������������������The X Factor 8:00 ����������������� Peter Andre: My Life
9:00 ������������������������������������������������QI XL
8:30 ���������������������� Britain and Ireland From the Sky
9:00 �������������������The Vampire Diaries
10:00 �������������������������� Mock the Week
9:00 ��������������������Battlestar Galactica
10:00 �Models, Misfits and Mayhem
10:00 ���������������������������� Golfing World
10:40 ����������Have I Got News for You
10:00 ��������������������������������� Blue Bloods
11:00 �������������������������� Celebrity Juice
11:00 BWF Badminton Super Series
11:20 ����������������������������������������������������QI
11:00 �������������������������������������������Treme
11:45 ��������������������������������������� Batman
6:00 ��BWF Badminton Super Series
8:00 ������������������Jo Brand's Big Splash
7:00 ��������������������� Cycle Sports World 7:30 ������������������������������������������Football
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W e d n e sday 06:00 ����������������������������������Breakfast
06:00 �������������������������� Children's TV
06:00 ���������������������������������� Daybreak
09:15 ���������������� Helicopter Heroes
06:40 ����������������������������������� Gigglebiz
08:30 �������������������������������������Lorraine
10:00 ��������������������������Homes Under the Hammer
07:00 ���������������������� Ed and Oucho's Excellent Inventions
09:25 ����� The Jeremy Kyle Show
11:00 ����������������������������Filthy Rotten Scoundrels
07:15 ��������������������������������������Bernard
11:25 ������������������������������������ITV News
11:45 ��������������������Cash in the Attic
07:40 ���������������������������������������������Léon
12:15 ����������������������������Bargain Hunt 1:00 �������������������������������������BBC News 1:30 ���������������������������Regional News 1:45 �����������������������������������������Doctors 2:15 ������������������� The Indian Doctor 3:00 �������BBC News and Weather 3:05 ���������Barney's Latin America 3:35 ������������������������������� Prank Patrol Down Under 4:00 �����������������������������Hotel Trubble 4:30 �������������������������������������������Raleigh
FROZEN PLANET
4:45 ������������������������ Deadly 60 Bites 5:00 ��������������������������������� Newsround
9:00 - 10:00 pm - BBC 1 David Attenborough takes an extraordinary journey across the magical ice worlds of the Arctic and Antarctic – the greatest and least-known wildernesses inhabited by the most bizarre and hardy creatures on Earth. The journey begins for David at the North Pole one of the few places he has never visited. After six months
of darkness ends with the return of the sun, a pair of courting polar bears reveal a surprisingly tender side. At Greenland's great ice cap waterfalls plunge into the heart of the ice, and a colossal iceberg calves into the sea. Humpback whales join the largest gathering of seabirds on Earth to feast in rich Alaskan waters. In the Taiga Forest a pack of the
5:15 ���������������������������������������Pointless
world's largest wolves take on formidable bison prey. In the Antarctic surfing penguins struggle to escape a hungry sealion. And a filming first reveals incredible behaviour as orcas work together creating giant waves to wash seals from ice floes. Below the ice, the cameras discover prehistoric giants – terrifying sea spiders and massive woodlice.
6:00 ��������������������������� BBC News 6:30 ������������������ Regional News 7:00 ��������������������The One Show 7:30 �������������������Waterloo Road Tom is put under pressure by Linda's new teaching assistant, Greg, only to discover that Greg has his own secret agenda. 8:30 ����The Impressions Show Sketch show starring Jon Culshaw and Debra Stephenson. New characters including Claudia Winkleman, X Factor judges Louis and Tulisa, and Professor Brian Cox join old favourites like Davina McCall and Simon Cowell. 9:00 ������������������� Frozen Planet The Arctic and Antarctic are the greatest and least known wildernesses of all- magical ice worlds inhabited by the most bizarre and hardy creatures on earth. 10:00 ������������������������� BBC News 10:25 ���������������� Regional News 10:35 �������������National Lottery Midweek Draws 10:45 ������������ Ask Rhod Gilbert 11:20 �� The League Cup Show
MICHAEL JACKSON Michael Jackson's THIS IS IT will offer Jackson fans and music lovers worldwide a rare, behind-thescenes look at the performer as he developed, created and rehearsed for his sold-out concerts that would have taken place in London's O2 Arena. Chronicling the months from April through June, 2009, the film is produced
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with the full support of the Estate of Michael Jackson and drawn from more than one hundred hours of behind-the-scenes footage, featuring Jackson rehearsing a number of his songs for the show. Audiences will be given a privileged and private look at Jackson as he has never been seen before. In raw and candid detail, Michael Jackson's THIS IS IT
07:45 ��������������������������������� Pet Squad 07:55 �������������������������������Newsround 08:00 ������������������������������������ Trapped 08:30 ������������Mr Bloom's Nursery 08:50 ��������������������������� Dirtgirlworld 09:00 ����������������� Tinga Tinga Tales 09:15 ��� Driver Dan's Story Train
11:30 ��������������������������� This Morning 12:30 ������������������������Loose Women 1:30 ��������ITV News and Weather 2:00 ������������� Dickinson's Real Deal 3:00 ������������The Alan Titchmarsh Show 4:00 ���������������������There's No Taste Like Home 5:00 �����������������������������������The Chase
09:30 �������������������� Charlie and Lola 09:45 �������������������������� Mister Maker
6:00 ������������������Regional News
10:05 ��������������������������������I Can Cook
6:30 �� ITV News and Weather
10:20 �������������������������������������������Louie
7:00 ������������������������ Emmerdale The gulf between John and Moira grows. Ali apologises to Aaron for confronting him about Sean. Laurel and Marlon struggle to make their situation work.
10:25 ���������������������������������Baby Jake 10:40 ���������������������������������Waybuloo 11:00 �������������In the Night Garden 11:30 �������������������The Daily Politics 1:00 ��������������������������������������See Hear 1:30 �������������������������������Hairy Bakers 1:45 � Royal Upstairs Downstairs 2:15 ������������������� The Weakest Link 3:00 ������������ Wanted Down Under 3:45 ��������Escape to the Country 4:30 �������������������������������������������Flog It! 5:15 �������Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is 6:00 ���������������������������Eggheads 6:30 �� Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two 7:00 �����������Celebrity Antiques Road Trip 8:00 ��������������������� Great British Food Revival Michel Roux Jr gets passionate about our heritage pears. Concerned that eighty percent of the pears we eat are imported, Michel wants to find out what can be done to persuade people to buy British. 9:00 ����������������Secret Pakistan 10:00 �����������������Rab C. Nesbitt 10:30 �����������������������Newsnight 11:20 ��� James May's Man Lab
7:30 ������������Coronation Street All eyes are on Fiz as she takes the stand. Rosie comes face to face with her worst nightmare. Chris delivers some shocking news to Cheryl. 8:00 ����������Midsomer Murders Barnaby and Jones enter the cloistered and old-fashioned world of Midsomer Priory after a nun is found strangled. 10:00 �������������ITV News at Ten 10:35 ������� Cops with Cameras The robbery squad go on the trail of two suspects in south London and a moped thief who gave them the slip once before. Officers in Devon and Cornwall and South Wales raid the homes of several suspected drug dealers. 11:35 ������������� Ladette to Lady The girls turn on one of their own when one of the most badly behaved of the group is made school prefect. At a pre-dinner wine tasting, old habits return as the ladettes take to binge drinking and stealing supplies
SECRET PAKISTAN
THIS IS IT
10:00 - 12:10 pm - Sky 1
07:30 ������������Trust Me I'm a Genie
10:30 �������������������������� This Morning
9:00 - 10:00 pm - BBC 2 captures the singer, dancer, filmmaker, architect, creative genius and great artist at work as he creates and perfects his final show. Kenny Ortega, who was both Michael Jackson's creative partner and the director of the stage show is also directing the film, which is produced by Randy Phillips, Kenny Ortega and Paul Gongaware
In May this year, US Special Forces shot and killed Osama Bin Laden in Pakistan. Publicly Pakistan is one of America's closest allies – yet every step of the operation was kept secret from it. Filmed largely in Pakistan and Afghanistan, this timely and enthralling two-part documentary series reveals the hidden story of how for a decade Pakistan allegedly deceived America and the
West – from 9/11 to the present day – and was then found out. It is a charge denied by Pakistan's military establishment. As one former head of intelligence agency the ISI says: "Unfortunately, one guy we missed – that's the number one guy [Bin Laden] ... and so we got all the blame." But it is an accusation lent credence by serving Taliban commanders, to whom the
programme gained unique access. They describe the support they get from Pakistan, both in terms of weapons, training and a place to hide. The programme tells the story of how Pakistan, a supposed ally, stands accused by top CIA officers and Western diplomats of causing the deaths of thousands of coalition soldiers in Afghanistan – deaths that continue to this day.
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06:00 ���������������� Brief Encounters of the Sporting Mind
06:00 ������������������������������������������Children's TV
06:00 ����������� Good Morning Sports Fans
06:00 ���������������������������������������������������Oops TV
06:00 ����������������������������Nothing to Declare
06:10 �����������������������������������������Children's TV
08:15 ������������������������������������������������ Peppa Pig
09:00 ������������������������� Carling Cup Football Manchester United travel to the EEB Stadium to face League Two outfit Aldershot Town in round four of the Carling Cup.
07:00 ���������������������������������������������������Lion Man
06:30 ����������������������������Nothing to Declare
08:25 ������������������������������������������������ Peppa Pig
08:00 ���������������������������������������Stargate SG-1
07:00 ���������������������������������������Jerry Springer
10:00 ��������������������������������������������������Lion Man
07:30 ���������������������������������������Jerry Springer
10:30 ��������������������������������������������������Lion Man
08:00 �������������������������������������������������������Maury
10:30 ������������������������������������������������������La Liga Granada play host to defending champions Barcelona at Los Carmenes in La Liga.
11:00 ��������������������������������������Modern Family
09:00 ������������ America's Next Top Model
11:30 ��������������������������������������Modern Family
10:00 ����������������������������Nothing to Declare
12:00 ����������������������������������������� Raising Hope
10:30 ����������������������������Nothing to Declare
12:30 ����������������������������������������� Raising Hope 1:00 ���������������������������������������������������Futurama
11:00 ����������������������������������CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
1:30 ���������������������������������������������������Futurama
12:00 ����CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
2:00 ������������������������������������������������The Middle
1:00 �������������������������������Nothing to Declare
2:30 ������������������������������������������������The Middle
1:30 �������������������������������Nothing to Declare
3:00 ������������������������������������������Stargate SG-1
2:00 �����������������������������������������Criminal Minds
4:00 ������������������������������������������Stargate SG-1
3:00 �����������������������������������������Criminal Minds
5:00 ������������������������������������The Glee Project
4:00 ��������������� America's Next Top Model
07:30 �����������Everybody Loves Raymond 08:25 ������������������������������������������������������Frasier 08:55 ����������������������Undercover Boss USA 09:55 ��������������How to Look Good Naked 10:55 �����������Phil Spencer: Secret Agent 12:00 ������������Channel 4 News Summary 12:05 �������������������Country House Rescue 1:05 ��������� Baking Mad with Eric Lanlard 1:30 �������������������������������������Brief Encounter 3:10 ���������������������������������������������� Countdown 4:00 �������������������������������������� Deal or No Deal 5:00 �������������������������������������������Four in a Bed 5:30 ����������������������������� Come Dine with Me
08:35 ������������������������Roary the Racing Car 08:45 ���������������������������Bananas in Pyjamas 09:00 ����Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom 09:15 ��������������������������������The Wright Stuff 11:10 ������������������������������������LIVE with Gabby 12:05 ������������������������������5 News Lunchtime 12:15 ����������������������������������������������Big Brother 1:15 ��������������������������������������Home and Away
12:35 ������������������������� Carling Cup Football 2:00 �������������������������������������������� Football Asia
3:10 ��������������������Chinese Food in Minutes
2:30 ���������������������������������������������������������Cricket India and England contest their fifth and final ODI at Eden Gardens in Kolkata.
3:15 ������������������������������������������Ties That Bind
4:30 ���������������������������� Carling Cup Football
1:45 ������������������������������������������������Neighbours 2:15 ������� CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
5:00 �����������������������������������������������5 News at 5 5:30 ������������������������������������������������Neighbours
6:00 ��������������������Inside the PGA Tour 6:30 �������������� European Tour Weekly
6:00 ������������������������ Glenn Martin DDS
6:30 ���������������������������������������Hollyoaks
6:00 ���������������������������Home and Away
7:00 ���������Sky Sports News at Seven
6:30 �������������������������������The Simpsons
6:55 ��������������������������������� 4thought.tv
6:25 ���������������������������������������������OK! TV
7:30 ���������������� Gillette Soccer Special
7:00 ��������������������������������The Simpsons
7:00 ����������������������������Channel 4 News
7:00 ������������������������������������ 5 News at 7
10:30 �������������� You're on Sky Sports!
7:30 ��������������������������������The Simpsons
6:00 ��������������������������CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
8:00 �������Kirstie's Handmade Britain
7:30 ������������������� Highland Emergency
8:00 ������������������������������������ The Middle
7:00 ������������������������������ Criminal Minds
9:00 ������������������������������Grand Designs
8:00 ��������Dangerous Drivers' School
8:30 �����������������������������Modern Family
8:00 �������������������������The Secret Circle
10:00 ��������������������������������� Fresh Meat
9:00 �������� Paul Merton's Adventures
10:50 �����������������������������������Shameless
10:00 ����������������������������������Big Brother
11:55 ����������������������������� Random Acts
11:00 ����������������������������������� Impossible
11:30 �������������������Football's Greatest A look at Gabriel Batistuta. The prolific Argentinean striker is the all-time leading goalscorer for his country and scored 168 goals in 269 appearances for Fiorentina.
7:00 ���������Hotter Than My Daughter
06:30 ��������������������� Kings of the Extreme
Liz McClarnon presents a series about mothers and daughters at war over their wardrobes and their relationship. 7:30 ���������������������Snog, Marry, Avoid? The Royal Special. Jenny Frost presents the makeunder show which sees straight-talking computer POD - Personal Overhaul Device - transform OTT girls and boys into natural beauties. 8:00 �����������������The World's Strictest Parents For a week they must live with the Nanjundayyas in Bangalore. Mum is a businesswoman and dedicated charity worker who, since her husband passed away 15 years ago, has raised her children with the help of her extended family. 9:00 ������������������������������������� The Fades 10:00 ����������������������������������� Severance 11:30 ���������������������������������� Family Guy
6:00 ������������������������������ The Simpsons
5:00 �������������������������������Nothing to Declare 5:30 �������������������������������Nothing to Declare
9:00 �������������������������������������������Trollied
9:00 �������������������������Pushy and Proud
9:30 �������������������������������������������Trollied
10:00 ������������������������������Supernatural
10:00 ����� Michael Jackson's This is it
11:00 ������������������������������������������� Bones
06:00 ����������������������������������� Home Shopping
08:00 �������������������������Star Trek: Enterprise
06:00 ���������������������������������������������Emmerdale
07:00 �����������������WWE Vintage Collection
07:10 �������������������������������������������������Fifth Gear
09:00 ����������������������������������������������������������������ER
06:25 �����������������������������������������������Nanny 911
08:00 �����������������������������������������������������Cricket
07:35 ��������������������������������The Gadget Show
10:00 �����������������������������������������������Love/Lust
07:15 ������������������������������������������������ Gossip Girl
10:00 ������������������ PGA Europro Tour Golf
08:00 �������������������������������������Seaside Rescue
11:00 �����������������������������������������������The X Files
08:10 �������������������������������������������� Judge Judy
12:00 ���������������������������International Bowls
09:00 ��������������������������������������������������Top Gear
12:00 ����������������������������� Star Trek: Voyager
2:00 ��������������������� PGA Europro Tour Golf 888Poker.Com Tour Championship from the Mar Menor Golf Resort in Murcia.
10:00 �����������Himalaya with Michael Palin
1:00 ����������������������������Star Trek: Enterprise
09:25 ������������������The Real Housewives of New York City
11:00 ������������������������������������� Hole in the Wall
2:00 �������������������������������������������������������������������ER
12:00 ��������������������������������������������������Top Gear
3:00 ��������������������������������������������������Love/Lust
2:00 �����������������������������������������������Man v Food
4:00 ����������������������������Star Trek: Enterprise
3:00 ����������������������������������������Seaside Rescue
5:00 �������������������������������� Star Trek: Voyager
4:00 ��������������������������������������� Hole in the Wall
6:00 ���������������������������������������������������� ER
5:00 �����������������������������������������������������Top Gear
7:00 �������������Inside the Actors Studio
4:00 ������������������������ Kings of the Extreme 4:30 ������������������������������Cycle Sports World 5:00 ���������������������������������������������������������������NFL 6:00 �������������������������British Rallyzone 6:30 ����������������������������������Total Rugby 7:00 �������������������� FIFA Futbol Mundial 7:30 ������������������������������������������Football Wolverhampton Wanderers take on Manchester City at Molineux in the fourth round of the Carling Cup.
6:00 ������Himalaya with Michael Palin 7:00 ������������������������������Seaside Rescue 8:00 �����������������������������������������Top Gear 9:00 ��������������������������������� Driving Wars
8:00 ��������������������������������������� Brick City Director McCarthy faces fresh criticism following a fatal shooting, and Mayor Brooker's re-election campaign doesn't get off to the best of starts.
10:00 ����������������Have I Got a Bit More News for You
9:00 ������������������������������� The Sopranos
10:00 ��������������������� Transworld Sport
11:00 �������������������������� Mock the Week
11:00 ����������������������������������������������� NFL
11:40 ���������������������������������Argumental
11:30 ��������������������������������������� Big Love
10:20 ���������������������Boardwalk Empire
10:30 �������������������������������������������� Judge Judy 12:00 ���������������������������������������������Emmerdale 12:30 �����������������������������������������������Nanny 911 1:30 ����������������������� The Jeremy Kyle Show 3:40 ���������������������The Real Housewives of New York City 4:35 ������������������������������������������Loose Women 5:30 ���������������������������You've Been Framed! 6:30 ���������������������Harry Hill's TV Burp 7:00 �������������All Star Family Fortunes 8:00 ��������������������������������������Gossip Girl 9:00 ������������������ Peter Andre: My Life 10:00 ��������������The Only Way is Essex 10:45 ������������������������������������ King Kong
THE SWAN Family Sports and Entertainment Bar
The swan returns..
to Los Cristianos, Performances by Linda Day and Alan Carey
WE DO WHAT OTHERS CAN’T!
The Swan family sports and Entertainment bar is in Parque Margarita
(Opposite Cristian Sur, Los Cristianos)
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T h u r s day 06:00 ����������������������������������Breakfast
06:00 �������������������������������������������Zigby
06:00 ���������������������������������� Daybreak
09:15 ���������������� Helicopter Heroes
06:10 ����������������� The Large Family
08:30 �������������������������������������Lorraine
10:00 ��������������������������Homes Under the Hammer
06:20 ��������������������The Pingu Show
09:25 ����� The Jeremy Kyle Show
11:00 ����������������������������Filthy Rotten Scoundrels
06:35 ��������������������������������������� Dipdap
10:30 �������������������������� This Morning
06:40 ����������������������������������� Gigglebiz
11:25 ������������������������������������ITV News
07:00 ���������������������� Ed and Oucho's Excellent Inventions
11:30 ��������������������������� This Morning
07:15 ��������������������������������������Bernard
1:30 ��������ITV News and Weather
11:45 ��������������������Cash in the Attic 12:15 ����������������������������Bargain Hunt 1:00 �������������������������������������BBC News 1:30 ���������������������������Regional News 1:45 �����������������������������������������Doctors 2:15 ������������������� The Indian Doctor 3:00 ��������������������������� BBC News and Weather
HIDDEN
3:05 ���������Barney's Latin America 3:35 ������������������������������� Prank Patrol Down Under
9:00 - 10:00pm - BBC 1 In the aftermath of the shootout in Kent, Frank Hanna lies injured, as Ronan Bennett's four-part conspiracy thriller concludes. Unable to alert the police to what's happened, Harry and Gina drop him at a hospital and head to see Joe Collins in a hotel room near Heathrow. Collins is in a desperate state. He tells them he
was hired to do a job for Styles a while back but changed his mind. However, rather than walk away, he made the fatal mistake of stealing his laptop. Realising its contents probably hold the answers, Harry takes the laptop and heads to Lauren's with Gina. In the morning, the two of them split up: Gina goes to Nigel Fountain
4:00 ��������������������������������������Copycats
for answers, while Harry finds someone to break into the laptop. Both trips deliver some unexpected truths, and Harry suddenly realises he has less than an hour to stop an event that could change everything – not just for himself but for the country. In a climactic showdown, he is forced to confront the past that has long haunted him.
4:30 �������� Sorry, I've Got No Head 4:45 ������������������������ Deadly 60 Bites 5:00 ��������������������������������� Newsround 5:15 ���������������������������������������Pointless
07:40 ���������������������������������������������Léon 07:45 ��������������������������������� Pet Squad 08:00 ������������������������������������ Trapped
5:00 �����������������������������������The Chase
08:30 ������������Mr Bloom's Nursery 08:50 ��������������������������� Dirtgirlworld
6:00 ������������������Regional News
09:00 ����������������� Tinga Tinga Tales
6:30 �� ITV News and Weather
09:15 ��� Driver Dan's Story Train
7:00 ������������������������ Emmerdale Moira gets frustrated when she tries to patch things up with John. Debbie is hopeful as the bone marrow testing unit arrives in the village.
09:30 �������������������� Charlie and Lola 09:45 �������������������������� Mister Maker 10:05 ��������������������������������I Can Cook 10:15 ��������������������������� Chuggington 10:25 �������������������������������������������Louie
6:30 ������������������ Regional News
10:45 ���������������������������������Waybuloo
7:00 ��������������������The One Show
11:05 �������������In the Night Garden
7:30 ������������������������� EastEnders Zainab and Yusef return from Pakistan to a life-changing new arrival. Meanwhile, Michael helps Janine throw a party to launch Butcher's Joints, and a devastated Norman is forced to leave the Square for good.
11:35 �����The Pink Panther Show
10:00 ������������������������� BBC News 10:35 ���������������� Question Time 11:35 ������������������������ This Week
3:00 ���������Alan Titchmarsh Show 4:00 ���������������������There's No Taste Like Home
6:00 ��������������������������� BBC News
9:00 �������������������������������� Hidden As Harry and Gina get closer to putting together the pieces of the puzzle, could it be that his brother Mark holds the key to the mystery?
2:00 ������������� Dickinson's Real Deal
07:55 �������������������������������Newsround
10:30 ���������������������������������Baby Jake
8:00 ������� Britain on the Fiddle With twenty-two billion pounds of taxpayers' money effectively stolen every year and the cost of fraud rising, Panorama reporter Richard Bilton uses undercover cameras to expose people on benefits sailing yachts and driving Bentleys.
MICHAEL FOREVER
07:30 ������������Trust Me I'm a Genie
12:30 ������������������������Loose Women
12:00 ������������������The Daily Politics 12:30 ���������������������������������������������GMT 1:00 ��������������������Diagnosis Murder 1:45 ���������������������������Royal Upstairs Downstairs 2:15 ������������������� The Weakest Link 3:00 ������������ Wanted Down Under 3:45 ��������Escape to the Country 4:30 �������������������������������������������Flog It! 5:15 �������Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is 6:00 ���������������������������Eggheads 6:30 �� Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two 7:00 �����������Celebrity Antiques Road Trip 8:00 �����������Great British Food Revival 9:00 �������������The Future State of Welfare 10:00 Mock the Week...Again 10:30 �����������������������Newsnight
7:30 ������������������������������� Tonight With the decade-long fight for Dale Farm provoking strong feelings on all sides, Tonight looks at other ongoing confrontations between Gypsies, Travellers and local residents and asks whether anything can be done to stop this clash of cultures. 8:00 ����������������������� Emmerdale Moira finally succumbs to temptation with Cain. Aaron manages to talk sense into Sean after he trashes the van. 8:30 �����������Coronation Street The jury deliberates over Fiz's future. Is it the end of the road for John Stape? 9:00 �������������� Joanna Lumley's Greek Odyssey She explores some of its fourteen hundred islands. The Greek islands are destinations for many British holidaymakers - but beyond the deckchairs and white sands is an ancient culture. 10:00 �������������ITV News at Ten
11:20 ���������������������� Burnistoun
10:35 ����������������� The Jonathan Ross Show
11:50 ���������������������������Women !
11:35 ����������71 Degrees North
9:00 - 10:00pm - SKY 1 Gathering together to remember the man who changed music forever, a star-studded lineup took over the stage at the "Michael Forever" Tribute Concert in Cardiff, Wales. Held as a commemoration of Michael Jackson, the Millennium Stadium was packed with 50,000 attendees as Jamie Foxx and Fearne Cotton tended to co-hosting duties. Drawing the loudest applause of the night were the King of Pop's three children, as Paris, Prince and Blanket stood in front of the crowd
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clad in MJ-esque attire. Speaking only briefly, 13-year-old Paris said to those who came out for the show, "We're very happy to be here on this special night to honor our father." With performances by the likes of Leona Lewis, Christina Aguilera, Ne-Yo, Gladys Knight, Smokey Robinson, Cee Lo Green and Jackson family members including La Toya, Tito, Marlonand Jackie, Mr Foxx announced prior to the onset of the festivities, "Tonight is a history lesson. We're going to cover five
decades of greatness." Meanwhile, Smokey was happy to bring Michael's music back to the forefront rather than the headline-dominating trial of Dr Conrad Murray, as he said, "This is a great counter-act to that. And it gives people something happy to do, rather than thinking about what's going on in the trial." Ne-Yo added, "It's not about the controversy. It's not about the trial. It's not about his death. It's about celebrating his life. It's about celebrating his music."
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06:10 ��������������������������������������������� The Hoobs
06:00 ������������������������������������������Children's TV
06:00 ���������������������������������������PGA Tour Golf
06:00 ���������������������������������������������������Oops TV
06:00 ����������������������������Nothing to Declare
07:00 ������������������������������� Freshly Squeezed
08:15 ������������������������������������������������ Peppa Pig
06:30 ����������������������������Nothing to Declare
08:25 ������������������������������������������������ Peppa Pig
08:00 ���������������������������������������Stargate SG-1
07:00 ���������������������������������������Jerry Springer
08:25 ������������������������������������������������������Frasier
08:35 ������������������������Roary the Racing Car
09:00 ������������������������� Carling Cup Football Wolverhampton Wanderers v Manchester City Highlights.
07:00 ���������������������������������������������������Lion Man
07:30 �����������Everybody Loves Raymond
07:30 ���������������������������������������Jerry Springer
08:55 ����������������������Undercover Boss USA
08:45 ���������������������������Bananas in Pyjamas
10:30 �������������������������� Inside the PGA Tour
10:00 ��������������������������������������������������Lion Man 11:00 ��������������������������������������Modern Family
08:00 �������������������������������������������������������Maury
09:55 ��������������How to Look Good Naked
09:00 ����Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom
11:30 ��������������������������������������Modern Family
09:00 ������������ America's Next Top Model
10:55 �����������Phil Spencer: Secret Agent
09:15 ��������������������������������The Wright Stuff
12:00 ����������������������������������������� Raising Hope
10:00 ����������������������������Nothing to Declare
12:00 ������������Channel 4 News Summary
11:10 ������������������������������������LIVE with Gabby
12:30 ����������������������������������������� Raising Hope
10:30 ����������������������������Nothing to Declare
12:05 �������������������Country House Rescue
12:05 ������������������������������5 News Lunchtime
1:00 ���������������������������������������������������Futurama
11:00 �����CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
1:05 �������������������The Trouble with Angels
12:15 ����������������������������������������������Big Brother
1:30 ���������������������������������������������������Futurama
03:10 ������������������������������������������� Countdown
1:15 ��������������������������������������Home and Away
2:00 ������������������������������������������������The Middle
12:00 ���������������������������������CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
04:00 ����������������������������������� Deal or No Deal
1:45 ������������������������������������������������Neighbours
2:30 ������������������������������������������������The Middle
1:00 �������������������������������Nothing to Declare
05:00 ����������������������������������������Four in a Bed
2:15 ������� CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
3:00 ������������������������������������������Stargate SG-1
1:30 �������������������������������Nothing to Declare
05:30 �������������������������� Come Dine with Me
3:15 �������������������������������������������������������������Trust
4:00 ������������������������������������������Stargate SG-1
2:00 �����������������������������������������Criminal Minds
5:00 ������������������������������������The Glee Project
3:00 �����������������������������������������Criminal Minds
5:00 �����������������������������������������������5 News at 5 6:00 ������������������������������ The Simpsons
5:30 ������������������������������������������������Neighbours
6:30 ���������������������������������������Hollyoaks 6:55 ��������������������������������� 4thought.tv
6:00 ���������������������������Home and Away
7:00 ����������������������������Channel 4 News
6:25 ���������������������������������������������OK! TV
7:55 ������BT and Channel 4 Present...
7:00 ������������������������������������ 5 News at 7
8:00 �������������������Beeny's Restoration Nightmare
7:30 ��������������������� How Do They Do It?
9:00 ��������������������������Educating Essex 10:00 �����������������The Joy of Teen Sex 11:05 ����������������������������� Random Acts 11:10 ��������������The Secret Millionaire
10:30 ������������������������Russell Howard's Good News 11:00 ���������������������������������� Family Guy 11:22 ���������������������������������� Family Guy 11:45 ���������������������������� American Dad
21 October - 27 October 2011
3:00 ����������������������������� European Tour Golf Day one of the Andalucia Masters from the Club de Golf Valderrama in Sotogrande. 5:00 ������������ Carling Cup Football Special
6:00 �����������������������������������������Ringside
4:00 ��������������� America's Next Top Model
7:00 ���������Sky Sports News at Seven
6:00 ������������������������ Glenn Martin DDS
5:00 �������������������������������Nothing to Declare
7:30 ���������� Sky Sports Victory Shield England face Wales at the Abbey Business Stadium in the Sky Sports Victory Shield.
6:30 �������������������������������������� Futurama
5:30 �������������������������������Nothing to Declare
7:00 ��������������������������������The Simpsons 7:30 ��������������������������������The Simpsons
6:00 ��������������������������CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
8:30 �������������������������������The Simpsons 9:00 ������������������� Michael Forever-the Tribute Concert
8:00 �������������������������������������������� Ringer
10:00 ������������A League of Their Own
10:00 ��������������� Signed by Katie Price
11:30 ������������������������� The Rugby Club
11:00 ���������������� Ross Kemp on Gangs
11:00 ������������������������������������������� Bones
06:00 ���������� Good Morning Sports Fans
06:00 ����������������������������������� Home Shopping
06:00 ����������������������������������������������The X Files
06:55 �������������� Planet's Funniest Animals
07:00 ����������� Good Morning Sports Fans
07:10 �������������������������������������������������Fifth Gear
07:00 ������������������������������ Star Trek: Voyager
07:15 ������������������������������������������������ Gossip Girl
08:00 ���������� Good Morning Sports Fans
07:35 ��������������������������������The Gadget Show
08:00 �������������������������Star Trek: Enterprise
08:10 �������������������������������������������� Judge Judy
09:00 ��������������������������FIFA Futbol Mundial
08:00 �����������������������������������������Dragons' Den
09:00 ����������������������������������������������������������������ER
09:30 ������������������������� Inside the PGA Tour
09:00 ��������������������������������������������������Top Gear
10:00 �����������������������������������������������Love/Lust
09:25 ������������������The Real Housewives of New York City
10:00 �������������������European Tour Weekly
10:00 ������������������������������������������������Fifth Gear
11:00 �����������������������������������������������The X Files
10:25 ����������������������������������������������������� La Liga
10:30 �������������������������������The Gadget Show
12:00 ����������������������������� Star Trek: Voyager
12:30 �������������������������Carling Cup Football
11:00 ������������������������������������� Hole in the Wall
1:00 ����������������������������Star Trek: Enterprise
1:55 �������������������������������������������������������� La Liga
12:00 ��������������������������������������������������Top Gear
2:00 �������������������������������������������������������������������ER
4:00 �������������������WWE Vintage Collection
2:00 ��������������������������������������������Dragons' Den
3:00 ��������������������������������������������������Love/Lust
5:00 ����������������������WWE Wrestlemania 27 Highlights
3:00 �����������������������������������������������Trawlermen
4:00 ����������������������������Star Trek: Enterprise
4:00 ��������������������������������������� Hole in the Wall
5:00 �������������������������������� Star Trek: Voyager
11:00 �������������������������������Big Brother's Bit on the Side
10:00 ��������������������������������� EastEnders
2:30 ���������������������������������������������� Total Rugby
10:30 ����������������������Time of Our Lives John Wark, Paul Cooper and Eric Gates look back over their time at Ipswich Town.
10:00 ����������������������������������Big Brother
9:00 �����������������The World's Strictest Parents For Ross Torry, it's over three years since his parents dispatched him to Alabama in a last-ditch effort to change his selfish ways.
2:00 ����������������������������� Inside the PGA Tour
9:30 �����Carling Cup Football Special
9:00 �����������������Extraordinary People
8:00 ���������������������Don't Tell the Bride 25-year-old Kara is moving out of her house in Reading and leaving the keys in the tattooed hands of her 22-year-old fiance, Alex.
12:00 �������������������������� European Tour Golf
8:00 �������������������������������������� Futurama
8:00 ���������������������������������������� Revealed
7:00 �����������������������������������������Top Gear Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May set out to buy second-hand convertibles and discover some of the unusual pitfalls to watch out for when picking up a used car bargain.
11:00 ������������������������Asian Tour Golf Show
5:00 �����������������������������������������������������Top Gear 6:00 ����������������Kings of the Extreme 6:30 ��������America's Cup Uncovered 7:00 ������������������������� Barclays Premier League World 7:30 �����������������������Greyhound Racing 10:00 ������������������������World Wrestling Entertainment Late Night Raw
6:00 �������������������������������� Dragons' Den 7:00 ���������������������������������� Driving Wars 8:00 ������������������������������������������������QI XL
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7:00 ������������������������������ Criminal Minds 9:00 ��������������������Four Weddings USA
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Make do and mend IN the UK, B&Q have uncovered an austerity-inspired DIY trend as UK consumers take rising living costs ‘into their own hands.’
This month has seen a marked uplift in DIY class bookings in run-up to autumn energy hikes. So far, B&Q has trained almost 11,000 consumers in its 15 You Can Do It Centres. There are 3,000 downloads of B&Q’s ‘how to’ iPhone app every month and over 10,000 downloads of “Fix Plumbing Problems” since start of July Over 1,150 schools have signed up to the DIY Job Done! programme since July. B&Q, the UK’s largest home improvement and garden centre retailer, has experienced a significant increase in customer demand for its practical, home improvement services and apps. With the average increase in the cost of UK living set to hit 5%, and with large hikes in energy tariffs expected in Autumn, it seems consumers are looking to manage their ‘household’ inflation by seeking to do more around the home themselves. In the last month, the retailer has experienced an increased up-take of its You Can Do It DIY classes, handson workshops which include expert advice on energy saving and lessons in fixing plumbing problems. Last week, bookings for the classes experienced an uplift of 65 percent and a 184 percent increase the week before with the most popular classes including those on plumbing and patch-plastering. Despite only being currently run in just 15 of its UK stores, B&Q has seen almost 11,000 consumers attend its DIY classes since it launched them earlier this year. With a number of classes costing as little as £10 a small outlay can help
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Families have cut back on their spending at an “unprecedented” rate since the recession three years ago.
consumers save on hefty tradesmen call-out charges for problems they could fix themselves. Alongside its You Can Do It centre classes, B&Q also runs a Job Done! Home improvement programme in UK schools which builds DIY knowledge for children as young as five. The initiative has experienced a comparable increase in demand with over 1,150 schools signing up in the last 3 months alone. It appears parents’ austerity in the home is rubbing off on their children and schools are keen to give young people the chance to learn practical and self-sufficient skills. Due to the high level of demand for the You Can Do It programme, B&Q is also rolling out a new programme of kids’ classes for October half term. This DIY trend is also mirrored by online customer activity as customers are downloading more ‘How To’ guides than ever and its iPhone app is being downloaded by around 3,000 people a month. ‘How
to’ download figures since the start of July back up the fact that customers are most interested in researching practical skills that could save them money. By far the most popular download in the last few months has been the “Fix Plumbing Problems” ‘How To’ guide with 10,192 downloads. Next popular was the “Deal with Plumbing Emergencies” ‘How To’ with downloads of 3,004. Katherine Paterson, B&Q’s Marketing Director says; “An increase in interest in practical DIY skills underlines further the pressure customers are currently under in term of managing their day to day living costs. Cost conscious home improvers are taking the savvier options realising that saving money and learning a new skill are what’s required to meet today’s market forces. Making, doing, mending and saving money is what our DIY classes are all about. We are here to help.” More information available from www.diy.com/youcandoitclasses
The report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) warns that things are worse now than when the country came out of past downturns. Its study found household expenditure fell by 5% in real terms between 2008 and the first quarter of 2009, when Britain was last officially in recession. But unlike the previous two downturns, in 198081 and 1990-91, spending has still not recovered to its pre-recession levels. Food purchases were significantly lower in the last recession due to
higher food prices, along with lower spending on holidays, alcohol and eating out. Consumer durables expenditure, though, was little changed during 2008-09, something the IFS attributes to the temporary cut in VAT and the vehicle scrappage scheme introduced by the last government. The think-tank also said it was young households, where the oldest person was under 35, which reduced spending fastest while households with people over 64 carried on with little change. The drop in spending since 2008 has been unprecedented in recent history both in its scale and its persistence. Cormac O’Dea, a research economist at the
IFS who complied the study, said the pattern of household expenditure is crucial to the understanding of the path of the economy as it accounts for about 65% of Gross Domestic Product - or GDP. He said: “Continued economic weakness has gone hand in hand with continued low levels of household spending and the drop in spending since 2008 has been unprecedented in recent history both in its scale and its persistence.” High inflation and rising job losses are major factors behind the cutbacks. Last month, the IFS warned the impact of public spending cuts and tax rises on UK household income would be felt for up to 10 years.
Google has launched ice cream sandwich update Google has announced the latest update to its Android mobile operating system - the Ice Cream Sandwich.
It will offer a variety of improvements including the ability for users to unlock their phone simply by looking at it. Ice Cream Sandwich will be gradually rolled out across smart phones and tablets running Google Android software, the first of which being Samsung’s Galaxy Nexus smart phone. For the first time, this new version of Android will work on both smart phones and tablets. Previously, different versions were designed for each platform. This is likely to make it easier for app developers to produce programmes to work across many devices - a big challenge with previous generations of the software. Ice Cream Sandwich will go into battle with iOS5
which was launched by iPhone maker Apple earlier this month. Google Android is the industryleading software for smart phones, currently powering approximately 48% of the market - compared to 19% for Apple’s iOS5. This is mostly in part due to Google’s software being available across a larger number of devices than Apple’s products. The fierce competition between the two firms has seen them locked in various complex court cases across the world relating
to design and software patents. In Australia, Apple successfully obtained a temporary order banning the sale of Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1 after arguing the Samsung device has stolen the look and some functionality of the iPad. Apple have pressed for a similar ban in the US over Samsung’s tablets and smart phones. However, Samsung have launched counter claims saying it is in fact Apple in breach of patents, not the other way round.
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Cyclamen will provide winter warmth CYCLAMEN, which produce upturned petals on long flower stems, are a popular winter-flowering pot plant and should be receiving attention now if you want to enjoy them again in the coming months.
Now is the time to spark old tubers into growth after their summer rest, and to sow seeds for new plants. In fact, tubers which have been stored in pots of dry com-
post will probably be producing tiny clusters of leaves on the surface by now. They should be tipped out of their pots and the old compost crumbled away. Large tubers can be cut into multiple sections, each with a growth bud. Dust the cut edges with fungicide powder and repot into fresh, moist, potting compost and ensure that only the lower half is buried. Cyclamen seeds are sometimes sow to germinate, but there is a way to give Mother Nature a nudge by speeding up the process.
Soak the seeds in tepid water for 12 hours, and then rinse them under gentle, running water for 30 minutes to wash away natural germination inhibitors. Sew the seeds in pots of cutting and seed compost, pushing them just below the surface. You will see the seedlings develop with long leaf stalks and tiny, translucent tubers on the surface of the compost. Make sure you handle carefully when pricking out because they really are at a delicate stage of the growing process.
Disappointing pumpkins for this year’s Halloween? The leading gardening charity, Royal Horticultural Society, (RHS) explains why pumpkins are smaller than usual this year.
The Royal Horticultural Society is telling gardeners not to feel disappointed about the size of their pumpkins this Halloween, which are likely to be on the small side due to this year’s unusual weather in the UK. The dry start to the summer meant plants struggled to get roots into the ground and also led to attacks of powdery mildew disease. This destroyed foliage early in the year and meant crops couldn’t take advantage of the late summer warmth and sun. Pumpkins need a long growing season and any delay in growth reduces the fruit size and prevents pumpkins from reaching maturity. Guy Barter, chief horticultural advisor at the RHS said: “Gardeners mustn’t be disheartened if they feel their pumpkins are a little on the small side, as the weather has had an impact on growth this year. “The cool, wet dull spell in midlate summer was also less than ideal for pumpkins. Courgettes on the other hand only need a short season and thrived in the damp, dull summer. Orchards are also having a bumper year, providing plenty of fruit for another Halloween tradition, apple bobbing!” In the south-west and southeast, gardeners have struggled with dull, showery, conditions, while in the Midlands it has been
Strawberries
- cream of the fruit crop! WIMBLEDON tennis has long gone for another year, and so are the strawberries. But now is a good time to prepare a new crop for 2012.
dry, but not sunny. Despite the weather, Guy Barter says his pumpkin crop has been reasonable and here are his top ten tips for good pumpkins: 1. Sow seeds from mid-April. Sow two seeds to a 9cm pot, discarding the weaker plant as soon as possible. 2. Germinate in warm sunny greenhouse or similar. 3. Grow in bright sunny conditions and protect against chilly nights. 4. Feed with any general purpose fertiliser when roots appear through the bottom of the pot. 5. Plant out in early summer ideally covering with fleece or cloches until the plants get too big. 6. When planting out soak the seeds in with a starter fertiliser
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- half strength general purpose liquid fertiliser is satisfactory 7. Rich soil is not necessary and may delay or reduce cropping. One bucketful of compost and 100g of general purpose fertiliser is usually sufficient. 8. Allow plenty of space (at least 1.2m) between plants crowded plants crop late or poorly or both. 9. Lavish watering is not required, but moist soil will help prevent mildew. Ponding the soil to make a depression around the plant can make watering easier. 10. Mildew can be checked, but not cured, by spraying with the non toxic SB Plant Invigorator, or the vegetable and fish oil based organic 2in1 Spray.
The advice is a bit late for this year, but there’s always 2012.
The yield and quality of the fruit usually drops off after three years of cropping so, if you grow strawberries regularly, it us worth considering replacing the bed with new plants. A good tip is to replace one-third of the plants each year, which will enable you to enjoy s strawberry every year. And if you’ve never attempted to grow your own, then now is the best time of all. Prepare the soil well before getting your plants, adding well-rotted organic matter and clearing away all traces of weeds, which become so difficult to control in a well-established strawberry bed. Well-rooted runners in small pots or peat blocks can be bought from garden centres, or by mail order from specialist suppliers if you are in the UK. They should be planted as soon as possible once you have got them, spacing each plant around 12-18ins apart. And if you have space for
rows, make sure there’s 3ft between them. Plant with a trowel, firming the plants in thoroughly with the sole of your boot, making sure the crown of the plant is just level with the surface of the soil. Water immediately after planting, using a medium-fine spray on the watering can or hose to avoid disturbing the roots. Then keep the ground moist throughout and watch them spread.
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You over-50s can still lighten up your lives!
SO you’re not famous? You don’t have a celebrity lifestyle? You’re not ready to give in yet?
Good! Who says that being over 50 is a time to “give up” trying to look your best? Not me - that’s for sure. I have plenty of clientele in this age bracket, and one thing’s certain: most of them don’t look it because they know that looking good needn’t be a chore - nor cost the earth. Getting your look right and keeping up to it will give any woman a boost, not to mention a few more compliments as well. Why give into time and say: “Oh, I’m too old now, and who cares about me anyway?” I have lost count of the times I’ve told new clients: “This is too old for you.” They seem to have been misled into thinking that over 50 means over the hill, and that hairdressers don’t care about what they go out with on their heads. They seem to think the
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stylist is more concerned about the young and trendy. But personally, I like to have a mix of clients because it keeps it interesting. So, if you’ve decided it’s time you had a change, then read on. But do keep in mind that the right style or colour starts with the right stylist. There’s no use just walking into a salon and expecting anyone to pick up on the fact that you need a “new” you. So ask around and look for someone with hair that you’d like and say: “Where did you get that done?” There’s no better compliment, so don’t be afraid to ask. Once you’ve decided where you are going, then that’s where the fun begins. Let’s face it, most women in their 50s have some grey hair, so maybe you’re also going to need a colour or a colour change? The “lighter is better on mature hair” rule is normally is the best guide, but there are exceptions. Lighter colours soften the face, whereas darker ones can look harsh.
Cuts should always be around shoulder-length or shorter - no harsh lines, either, or anything too drastic looking. No woman wants to look as though she’s trying too much. Take a look at Lulu. She’s 60ish, and so is Sharon. But do they look it? No! And why? Because they haven’t settled into that feeling of, “Oh well, I’m 50, 60, 70, so I’ll give up”. Yet the correct colour and cut will lift your face better than a new wardrobe, and you’ll be wearing it every day, so it better look good. Last but not least, make sure you go for a style you can create at home, There’s no point in having your hair looking great in the salon, then a mess for six weeks until the next visit. Be a little braver when your asking for something new, and don’t be afraid to experiment. Stylists can shave off a few years with a new haircut and colour, WITHOUT the use of surgery. So ask yours what they can do for you.
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Dear Christine, I don’t know what to do about my boyfriend of 15 months. When I first met him he was so loving and kind, but the last eight months have been very difficult and we’ve argued a lot. He has personal problems from his childhood, to do with his father, and it means that every time he gets in a mood, he turns nasty and abuses everyone, including me. Then we start arguing and he calls me awful names. In time, he cools down and apologises, always saying he loves me a lot and is scared he’s going to lose me. At the moment, we’re spending time apart. We haven’t spoken for two weeks because everyone says he needs space to think about what he has done to me. His mum says he’s very confused and unsure about himself, but she also says he still cares about me a lot and is missing me. He has told his mum that he is scared I will hang up or not answer the phone if he contacts me. But when I call him to talk things over, he hangs up. It’s frustrating and hurtful. Can you please give me some advice as I want our relationship to work? Donna
Your boyfriend’s earlier experiences have fostered a pattern of abuse, which he has carried into his relationship with you. Once his anger starts, he’s unable to control it until it runs its course, and that’s unpleasant for anyone close to him emotionally. Please know that without psychological help, he will not change. He has already hurt you and will continue to do so. There may be times when everything is fine and it feels very loving. Trust me, though, these times will not last. He will snap, withdraw and continue his destructive behaviour. You say you love this guy very much, but you must realise that this is an emotion-
ally-dangerous situation for you. You don’t want to get trapped in the cycle in which so many victims of abuse find themselves - always living in fear or walking on eggshells lest they somehow trigger their partner’s rage. My best advice is to walk away, unless he gets some kind of long-term treatment. He will not get better on his own. In fact, he will probably get worse. Also, anyone who stays with an abuser suffers from a significant loss of self-esteem. Eventually, you start to believe you deserve to be treated badly, which, of course, is rubbish! Please protect yourself and have the courage to let go. No one should have to put up with this kind of behaviour, and you deserve far better. We all deserve to be with a partner who is kind, loving, consistent and thoughtful. We all deserve to be treated with respect. Dear Christine I’m 54 and have been married for four months to a man of 57. A couple of months before we got married, I noticed he was ogling other women while we were out. If we’re in a restaurant or bar, he seems to find an attractive female to stare at, and looks at me only if he has to answer me. If a woman is wearing something lowcut, he’ll wait until she is right beside him and then look straight down her top. When we’re at the beach or walking along the prom, his eyes are out on stalks. At the fair this summer, he insisted on getting on every ride with his daughter’s cute 19-year-old friend - they were out on holiday here. And yet he’d told me he didn’t like fairground rides. He’s even hired a pretty young woman to help out in his office. I tried talking to him about his behaviour a couple of months ago. I said I found it very disrespectful and wouldn’t tolerate it. But
he just laughed, said he wouldn’t change and, as an excuse, said he was a “people-watcher”. I’m not sure I want to live the rest of my life with someone like this. I was happily married before to my late husband and was treated with respect. What do you think I should do? Mrs B
I think your husband’s behaviour is outrageous. It’s also inappropriate at times -insisting that his daughter’s 19-year-old girlfriend ride with him is downright vile. I don’t blame you at all for feeling upset. I know nothing of this man’s relationship history, so it is hard to ascertain what his problem is. However, I would guess that deep down he feels inadequate and believes the grass is always greener. I’d say he’s also dealing with ageing issues, feeling he needs the attention and approval of others to validate his masculinity. His obsessive “ogling” is clearly starting to interfere with your sense of yourself as an attractive woman, and you are feeling very unhappy. My suggestion is to make it clear that his behaviour makes you insecure and irritated and that if he is unable to stop, the two of you should talk to a counsellor. If he won’t change and doesn’t agree to get therapy, you need to decide whether or not you can tolerate this behaviour. In all relationships, we have to evaluate whether a person’s positive traits outweigh his/her negative ones. Ask yourself if you are happy with this man, in spite of this trait. And what does he actually do that makes you happy? If he is a good husband in other ways, can you be content to hang on in there? Leaving a good man because of one annoying habit may not be the best move. On the other hand, if his habit is unbearable to you, pulling you down, you may be far happier on your own. The decision is one only you can make.
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The perfect technique for straightening oneself out THE Alexander Technique was created by Australian actor Fredrick Alexander, who believed that every man, woman and child held the possibility of physical perfection.
He also believed that it was “our responsibility” to attain it by personal understanding and effort. Alexander, born prematurely in 1869, led a rather sickly childhood, which left him with a slight build but a strong character. In his early acting career, while Alexander gave recitals of humorous and dramatic
pieces, he found that he was starting to lose his voice for no apparent reason. His doctor diagnosed inflamed vocal cords and prescribed various treatments and rest, but his condition worsened. Alexander who faced either an operation or giving up his career, resolved to find the cause of his problem. He noted that his voice functioned perfectly when he was not working. He arranged mirrors around the room to watch himself and noticed that as he recited, he sucked in air and pulled his head down, depressing the larynx.
This reaction, in turn, shortened his spine and narrowed his back, affecting his breathing. He noticed that when he spoke normally, his actions and poise were the same but less exaggerated. He realised that this posture reflected a pattern of misuse which affected his voice and was related to a general pattern of tension in his body. Over the years, he tried many new ways of using his body to prevent his old habits affecting his voice. He finally discovered that the relationship between his head and neck, and how the head and neck related to the rest of the body, were crucial to correct body use. He believed that the head, neck and back worked in harmony so that it contributed to the balance in the whole person. The actor taught his new techniques to fellow actors and actresses, and then developed and refined it into the combination of verbal instructions and manual guidance that became the Alexander Technique. It focuses on the belief that physical and psychological well-being can be improved by correcting the way the body is held and used. Alexander believed that if we were more aware of our posture, balance and movement in everyday activities,
then the bad habits developed over time, should be corrected and discarded. Along with these, he believed our correct functioning of the body would again be restored. The Alexander Technique teaches posture and control of the body. The technique allows students to differentiate between uncontrolled, unnecessary effort, and natural freedom of movement, which allows the body to function at optimum level. Incorrect posture and misuse of the body causes it to sag, which leads to distortion of the spinal curves and causes muscles to shorten and then become stiff. The result then leads to strain, headaches, stiffness, fatigue, backaches and general feelings of unnecessary tiredness. The Alexander Technique is not so much an alternative treatment but more a process of re-education, which allows us to regain our natural poise, grace and use our body more efficiently. Thus, it is often referred to as posture training The Alexander Technique focuses on training you to work out the distortions in your body, and encourages the natural reflexes to work once again. Muscles tone is improved and the body becomes relaxed enough to release tension, improve
breathing, circulation and digestion. Posture and balance are then improved, making breathing easier. Movement becomes more natural and poised, and harmful pressures which could have been pressing on organs and body systems are released. Overall, the Alexander Technique is aimed at encouraging awareness of the body, so that, hopefully, the individual will have an increased sense of confidence, greater vitality and an improved positive mental outlook. This will then translate into improved physical health. The Technique is safe for people of all ages, and many elderly people and pregnant women benefit from treatment. The body can be reeducated to correct posture and generally improve health.
Problems treated Sessions are aimed at improving overall posture and body responses, and many conditions respond to this, particularly those such as asthma, headaches, eczema and fatigue, which are all made worse by stress. Circulatory problems, breathing disorders and muscular and skeletal conditions may respond to Alexander Technique, which does not actually set out to “cure” as such, rather to encourage body systems to work more effectively. Number of sessions needed The Alexander Technique is quite complex and 25-45 lessons are usually required to learn the processes involved. The sessions are, however, very therapeutic and many people carry on with them indefinitely.
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Cheese is most stolen food item Cheese has been labelled a “highrisk food” because it is the most stolen food item across the globe, according to a report.
Shoplifting and organised retail crime cost the UK high street an estimated £4.9m during the past 12 months, according to the Centre for Retail Research. Theft is a growing concern for shop owners and the amount of stolen retail goods increased by 6.2% in the year to July. Food products are amongst the most targeted products, with cheese topping the list. The dairy item’s loss percentage (3.9%) is more than three times the global average (1.29%). Neil Matthews, vice-president of Checkpoint Systems, a retail security firm, said: “Compared to the 2010 figures, loss among the high-risk food lines has shot up by more than the global average, evidence that they are increasingly being targeted by shoplifters.” Some 1.86% of clothing sales were lost last year, while mascara, eyeliner and eye shadow increased to 2.37%. Thieves tended to opt for branded products - shoplifters stole an average of £79 worth of goods each time, according to the Global Retail Theft Barometer 2011.
Most stolen items at supermarkets: • Razorblades • Alcohol • Cheese • Coffee • CDs and DVDs Source: Centre for Retail Research
Emmanuel Hembert, retail analyst at AT Kearney, said: “Retail casualties have been extremely high over the summer and some of the most exposed retailers have already disappeared from the high street. “For the past six months, they have been affected by bad news -
economic slow down, government cuts and now an increase in shoplifting. “With the bad news piling up, bigger names on the high street may not be able to resist the tide.” It also seemed retailers need to keep an eye on their own staff. The report showed theft by UK employees represents 36.1% of the total loss. Mr Matthews said: “It’s extremely worrying that the actions of some people can end up affecting innocent families financially, which is a cost the majority of people can ill-afford in this tough economic climate.”
Orange carrots now You must be joking CARROTS always look so eye-catching and taste so sweet, yet kids don’t seem to take to them that easily. And as for broccoli? Forget it!
Now, though, a sweeter variety of broccoli has gone on sale in UK supermarkets alongside multi-coloured carrots - purples, yellows and ambers among them. The super-broccoli is packed with a plant chemical credited with warding off cancer and heart problems, and is said to taste better than other varieties. BenefortŽ broccoli contains up to three times as much as a compound called glucoraphanin which, when
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broken down within the body, is thought to provide protection against prostate and other cancers. It is also said to strengthen the heart. Also, raising levels of the plant chemical reduces broccoli’s sharp flavour, making the vegetable less bitter to taste. Scientists from Norwich’s John Innes Centre and Institute of Food Research have spent nearly 20 years working out why vegetables such as broccoli are so good for us, and how to make them even healthier. The BenefortŽ variety, now on sale at Marks & Spencer stores around the country, costs no more than normal broccoli. It was produced
by crossing a common variety with a wild one containing exceptionally high levels of health-boosting glucoraphanin. The chemical is also found in cauliflower and in Brussels sprouts, but at much lower levels. Dr Simon Coupe, an M&S agronomist (specialising in plants for food and fuel), said: “It takes a long programme of growing to bring these products to market and we’re proud to be able to be first to launch this product.” Meanwhile, those children reluctant to eat their greens may now be tempted to tuck into purple, orange, tangerine, white, yellow, cream
and amber instead. The multi-coloured carrots, grown naturally in Norfolk, were cultivated from old varieties no longer produced commercially because orange has been the favoured colour for hundreds of years. The carrots, which have their foliage still attached, are being sold by the bagful as a mixed selection in branches of Tesco across the UK. Tesco vegetable buyer Steve Williams said: “Some people say the white and yellow ones are slightly sweeter than the orange variety and are also crunchier.”
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First spaceport opens
British billionaire Richard Branson has opened the world’s first commercial spaceport.
With usual flair, the businessman inaugurated the building in the New Mexico desert by breaking a champagne bottle against a hangar - while abseiling down the side of it. The site has been called Spaceport America and will serve as the new home for his company, Virgin Galactic. The company said it is expected to house up to two WhiteKnightTwos and five SpaceShipTwos, in addition to all of Virgin’s astronaut preparation facilities and mission control. About 150 people already booked on to the first flights attended the event. Also among the guests was US astronaut Buzz Aldrin, the second human on the moon. Last month Mr Branson said he hoped to launch a vessel
into space within the next 12 months, which he said would kick off an era of commercial space travel. “The mother ship is finished... The rocket tests are going extremely well, and so I think that we’re now on track for a launch within 12 months of today,” he said. “About an hour between Los Angeles and London is not completely out of the question,” Mr Branson said, while adding it would probably take many years before the company could offer such a service. In the meantime, Virgin has sold around 430 tickets for space travel, at £127,000 ($200,000) each. A number of private companies are rushing to fill the gap left by Nasa, which ended its 30-year Shuttle programme in July with the completion of the final Atlantis mission to the International Space Station.
Ryanair increase seats following the footy draw Ryanair confirmed that it had added a second extra flight from Dublin to Tallinn on Friday 11th November and returning early morning Saturday 12th November to cater for the phenomenal demand from Irish soccer fans for Ryanair’s low fare flights to Tallinn in Estonia.
In the 32 minutes immediately following the Euro play-off draw, Ryanair’s scheduled flight from Dublin to Tallinn went from 50 seats sold to 184 seats sold, leaving just five remaining seats at Ryanair’s full one way highest fare of 205 euros plus taxes. In response Ryanair has now added two extra flights going out on Friday 11th November and returning on Saturday 12th November and is offering seats on these flights from 99 euros each way (plus taxes). Ryanair also advised that if there is sufficient demand for a third Dublin-Tallinn flight on Friday 11th November coming back on the Saturday, then it will be added in due course, but if there isn’t sufficient demand for extra seats at these fares, then this extra flight will not be added. Ryanair’s Daniel de Carvalho said: “Ryanair has not increased its prices to Tallinn following the Euro draw. The seats on our one scheduled flight were simply snapped up by eager football fans in the 30 minutes following the draw, leaving just
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five remaining seats on our scheduled Thursday flight. We have now added not just one, but two extra outbound flights on the Friday, at prices from just 99 euros one way (plus taxes) and if there is sufficient demand from Irish soccer fans, then we will add a third outbound flight on the Friday in due course. We expect demand for theses seats, which operate directly into Tallinn Airport to be high, so we advise all football fans to snap them up quickly and avoid high priced tour operator packages, which are currently priced at 500 and 600 euros return.”
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Vauxhall up their game with terrific new Zafira VAUXHALL have confirmed that their Zafira Tourer concept, previewed at the Geneva Motor Show in March, will soon become a reality. The Luton car-maker actually began the mid-range peoplecarrier explosion in 1999 and, during the 12 years since and 2.2 million sales logged up, their thinking caps are still firmly in place. All the other offerings over the years from their rivals have not preventedVauxhall from producing another comfortable version of their family machine, albeit larger, and more upmarket. It has retained its quality looks and still does the job it was always intended for. The first models will be in UK showrooms early next year, and the new Tourer will sit above the current Zafira model in the company’s line-up. It still has that stylish exterior, and has deviated little from the Geneva concept. And the company are convinced it will raise the bar for design, luxury, flexibility and innovation in the MPV sector. While the Tourer will continue to use Flex7 seating, which set new standards for seven-seat integration in the original 1999 car, the system has evolved radically and will offer even greater levels of flex-
ibility, innovation and comfort. Improved material quality, more cabin space and an overwhelmingly-airy cabin further define the Tourer from its compact MPV Zafira sibling. It will also hold great driver appeal. A new chassis, using key components from the Insignia, with a longer wheelbase and wider tracks, will provide outstanding dynamics, while offering occupants more cabin space and ride comfort. Vauxhall’s acclaimed FlexRide adaptive damping system - a rarity in this class - will also be available as an option. Great emphasis has been placed on safety, with a plethora of driver-assist systems making a first appearance in the new model. Included in the optional highlights are Traffic Sign Recognition, Side Blind Spot Alert and Advance Park Assist, which helps drivers find an adequate parking space and guides them in to it. Two new engines - a 1.4 Turbo petrol and a 2.0 CDTi diesel (with three outputs) - join a 1.8-litre petrol unit to offer a spread of power options from 110PS to 165PS. The Tourer, unveiled officially to the world at last month’s prestigious Frankfurt Motor Show, displays limousine-like quality and space, combined
Fill her up - for just 2p per litre! IT sounds far too good to be true, but drivers in Venezuela can fill up their cars for as little as 2p per litre.
No wonder then, that the South American country tops the charts when it comes to cheap fuel. It means that the average European family car could be filled in Venezuela for less than the price of a litre of fuel in the UK. The only trouble is, of course, getting there in the first place! Yet although it must feel like it, UK drivers don’t pay the highest prices at the pumps. Far from it, in fact. In the Norwegian capital of Oslo, motorists pay an average of 164p per litre, which is around 30p more than in the UK and nearly one euro more than here in Tenerife. The second-cheapest place in the world for fuel is Saudi Arabia, a country which holds around a quarter of the world’s fuel reserves. Drivers there pay around 8p per litre. Compared with that, drivers in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, might feel hard done by with their lofty 12p-a-litre costs. Mind you, all drivers there are entitled to a free monthly hand-out (or fill-up) of 120 litres of fuel. Might be worth mentioning it to David Cameron, but I doubt it!
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Top ten low-cost fuel countries (per litre) Caracas, Venezuela: 2p (average) Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: 8p Tripoli, Libya: 9p Ashgabat, Turkmenistan: 2p Manama, Bahrain: 13p Kuwait City, Kuwait: 14p Doha, Qatar: 15p Cairo, Egypt: 19p Muscat, Oman: 20p Algiers, Algeria: 20p
with new levels of flexibility Flex7 was a revelation when launched in the original Zafira, enabling owners to transform their car from five to seven-seater quickly and simply. The entire third row can still be folded flush with the floor of the luggage area, but rather than being a bench, the second row now comprises three separate seats. They can be folded and moved fore and aft through 210mm, giving third-row passengers the potential of extra room, compared with the current Zafira. Passengers in the second row also benefit from new levels of space and versatility. Thanks to a clever folding mechanism (available on certain models), the back of the middle seat now folds forward and rotates, providing occupants in the outer seats with individual armrests. The Tourer’s load volumes have also increased. In five-seat mode, the luggage area can now hold up to 710 litres (up 65 litres) and up to 1,860 litres (+40 litres) when all rear seats are folded. FlexConsole, a central storage system running between the front seats (similar to that found in the Meriva), allows occupants to keep the large cabin tidy
and ordered. An armrest module, incorporating a stowage cubby, and a cup-holder, slide and lock into the desired position, giving front passengers greater flexibility while on the move. For the first time in a Zafira model, a new-generation FlexFix is also available. The integrated bicycle carrier fits neatly into the rear bumper and pulls out like a drawer to accommodate two bikes, without the need for any special fixing tools. And that’s a great bonus for today’s keep-fitters. Its distinctive front end, with strong centre crease and twintrapezoidal grille, is unique on a car in this class. Large, “boomerang” graphics sweep from the top of the headlights to the bottom of the fog lamps and frame the grille. And, as with other models, the headlights feature Vauxhall’s wing-shaped daytime running light graphic. All in all, this much-improved Zafira will make a welcome addition to the people-carrier range. With a prices ranging from £21,000-£25,165 and average fuel economy of nearly 63mpg, that says all you need to know.
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X-men 6-1 Phoenix Flames
Chio find a chink of light
Cafe Rood B 5-2 Yelas
John Lowe team handicap The results from the preliminary round of the John Lowe team handicap held on Friday 14th October.
Table P 1 Xtreme Sports Bar 18 2 Bar 180 A 18 3 Cozy Wanderers 18 4 Phoenix Bar 18 5 The Pub 18 6 Target Army 18 7 Barracudarts Boys 18 8 Toscales Tornados 18 9 La Central 18 10 Cafe Rood A 18 11 Valle Vikings 1 18 12 X-Men 18 13 Toscales Ensecan 18 14 Yelas 18 15 Gaffers 18 16 Tavern 18 17 Target Titans 18 18 Bar 180 B 18
6-2 5-3 4-4 5-3 2-6 4-4 4-4 5-3 1-7 W 18 17 13 11 10 11 10 10 8 6 6 5 5 4 3 2 1 1
D L 0 0 0 1 3 2 4 3 4 4 0 7 2 6 2 6 2 8 5 7 4 8 3 10 2 11 2 12 2 13 3 13 3 14 1 16
Bad Girls/Boys Barracuda Hunters Lucky Leprichaun Naughty Nautas Ourplace Naturals Palms Sports Bar Scruffy Macs Tenerife Sun Trap Door
F A +- PTS 123 21 102 54 116 28 88 51 101 43 58 42 87 57 30 37 90 54 36 34 83 61 22 33 82 62 20 32 81 63 18 32 76 68 8 26 67 77 -10 23 62 82 -20 22 61 83 -22 18 54 90 -36 17 43 101 -58 14 52 92 -40 11 44 100 -56 9 45 99 -54 6 29 115 -86 4
Table P W D L F A +- PTS 1 Sundowners 18 17 0 1 103 41 62 51 2 Scruffy Macs 18 14 2 2 102 42 60 44 3 Ourplace Naturals 18 14 1 3 102 42 60 43 4 Cafe Rood B 18 13 2 3 90 54 36 41 5 Sunshine Bar 18 12 3 3 87 57 30 39 6 Naughty Nautas 18 12 1 5 86 58 28 37 7 Tenerife Sun 18 7 3 8 72 72 0 24 8 Marilyns 18 7 3 8 70 74 -4 24 18 6 5 7 71 73 -2 23 9 Summerland Hopefuls 10 Valle Vikings 2 18 7 2 9 68 76 -8 23 11 Trap Door 18 6 2 10 68 76 -8 20 12 Barracuda Hunters 18 6 1 11 59 85 -26 19 13 Palms Sports Bar 18 4 5 9 61 83 -22 17 14 Bad Girls/Boys 18 4 5 9 58 86 -28 17 15 Ourplace Playgirls 18 3 4 11 54 90 -36 13 16 Lucky Leprichaun 18 3 2 13 51 93 -42 11 17 La Caña Lancers 18 2 3 13 48 96 -48 9 18 Phoenix Flames 18 1 4 13 46 98 -52 7
Marilyns La Caña Lancers Cafe Rood B Summerland Hopefuls Sundowners Ourplace Playgirls Sunshine Bar Valle Vikings 2 Phoenix Flames
Division 2
Results Atlantis Sharks 5 - 5 Dreamers Bar Bar 180 C 5 - 5 Trap Door Gaffers A 8 - 2 Toscales Old Boys Legends Bar 3 - 7 Summerlands Superstars Nauta A 3 - 7 Hoops Bar Phoenix Knights 5 - 5 Bar 180 A Tasca 5 - 5 Target Bar Tenerife Hammers A 8 - 2 Palms Bar A Terrace Bar A 7 - 3 Summerlands Allstars Table P 1 Hoops Bar 11 2 Palms Bar A 11 3 Tenerife Hammers A 11 4 Summerlands Superstars 10 5 Gaffers A 11 6 Trap Door 11 7 Phoenix Knights 11 8 Terrace Bar A 11 9 Legends Bar 11 10 Atlantis Sharks 11 11 Target Bar 11 12 Bar 180 A 11 13 Bar 180 C 11 14 Dreamers Bar 10 15 Tasca 11 16 Nauta A 11 17 Summerlands Allstars 11 18 Toscales Old Boys 11
4-4 3-5 2-6 7-1 3-5 7-1 8-0 4-4 5-3
La Central Target Titans Cozy Wanderers Barracudarts Boys X-Men Toscales Tornados Gaffers Bar 180 B Xtreme Sports Bar
Division 1
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Target Army 4-3 Valle Vikings 1 Division 2
Division 1 Bar 180 A Cafe Rood A Phoenix Bar Target Army Tavern The Pub Toscales Ensecan Valle Vikings 1 Yelas
Valle Vikings 4-3 Sunshine Bar
W 8 7 7 6 6 6 5 5 5 4 3 2 2 2 1 2 1 0
D 2 3 2 2 2 2 4 3 1 3 5 5 5 3 5 1 2 2
L 1 1 2 2 3 3 2 3 5 4 3 4 4 5 5 8 8 9
F 69 68 69 59 62 57 65 56 54 55 54 50 50 45 50 36 42 39
A +- PTS 41 28 26 42 26 24 41 28 23 41 18 20 48 14 20 53 4 20 45 20 19 54 2 18 56 -2 16 55 0 15 56 -2 14 60 -10 11 60 -10 11 55 -10 9 60 -10 8 74 -38 7 68 -26 5 71 -32 2
UD CHIO are slowly beginning to improve, losing only 1-0 at group leaders Armeñime last Friday.
Apart from the reversal, Chio lost a player in the closing minutes when defender Filo was sent off after a second yellow card. Chio will be hoping their luck changes tonight (Friday) when they tackle AD Teide (kick-off 9pm). One player to watch out for is Chio’s Canarian rightback David Niebla, who speaks fluent English because he lived in Scotland until he was eight. His nickname is “El Escocés” which translates as “The Scot”, and he is pic-
Division 3
Results Bar La Cana 3 - 7 Atlantis Crew Barracuda Hunters 5 - 5 Terrace Bar B Connors 7 - 3 Nauta B Inn The Pink 8 - 2 Wandabar A Lupain 3 - 7 Market Taverners Summerland Elite 6 - 4 Tenerife Hammers C Target Rangers 4 - 6 Exiles A Tenerife Pool Tables 2 - 8 Phoenix Potters Toscales A-Team 1 - 9 Barracuda Bandits Table 1 Barracuda Bandits 2 Phoenix Potters 3 Summerland Elite 4 Exiles A 5 Bar La Cana 6 Inn The Pink 7 Connors 8 Market Taverners 9 Atlantis Crew 10 Tenerife Hammers C 11 Terrace Bar B 12 Toscales A-Team 13 Target Rangers 14 Wandabar A 15 Nauta B 16 Barracuda Hunters 17 Lupain 18 Tenerife Pool Tables
tured on the day he signed for the club. Following the recent match against with Hermano Pedro, cut short by fog with Chio trailing 3-1, The Federation have decided the missing 24 minutes must be played. The team now have new away kits, sponsored by Higinio Tabares in Chio. The colours are white shirts with black sleeves, and pistachio shorts - and the players will be sporting them proudly on their travels next time. The club’s Xmas Dinner is to be held at Tropical Park, Callao Salvaje. Tickets will be 18 euros, to include beer and wine. They will be available at the grounds on match days, and in the Soy del Tete shop in Playa Fañabe.
P 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 10 11 11 11 10 11 11 11 11 11
W 8 7 7 5 6 6 5 5 3 3 3 4 3 3 2 1 2 0
D 3 3 3 6 2 1 2 1 5 5 4 1 3 2 3 6 0 0
L 0 1 1 0 3 4 4 5 2 3 4 6 4 6 6 4 9 11
F 75 65 64 64 58 63 53 52 53 57 55 51 50 51 50 46 42 31
A +- PTS 35 40 27 45 20 24 46 18 24 46 18 21 52 6 20 47 16 19 57 -4 17 58 -6 16 47 6 14 53 4 14 55 0 13 59 -8 13 50 0 12 59 -8 11 60 -10 9 64 -18 9 68 -26 6 79 -48 0
Results Dos Hermanos 4 - 6 C&A Titans Exiles B 4 - 6 Gaffers B Legendary Jokers 4 - 6 Bull Ring Tavern Lucky Leprachan 10 - 0 The Office Next Door 9 - 1 The Treehouse Wandabar B 2 - 8 James Place
Table
P W D L F
A +- PTS
1 Gaffers B
11 10 1 0 76 34 42 31
2 C&A Titans
11 8 2 1 75 35 40 26
3 The Treehouse
11 8 0 3 65 45 20 24
4 Exiles B
11 7 2 2 68 42 26 23
5 James Place
11 5 3 3 58 52 6 18
6 Next Door
11 4 3 4 58 52 6 15
7 Dos Hermanos
10 4 2 4 51 49 2 14
8 Bull Ring Tavern
11 3 3 5 52 58 -6 12
9 The Office
11 3 2 6 40 70 -30 11
10 Lucky Leprachan
10 2 3 5 53 47 6
11 Legendary Jokers
10 2 3 5 47 53 -6 9
12 Sunshine Bar
9 1 2 6 29 61 -32 5
13 Dragon’s Denn
10 1 1 8 34 66 -32 4
14 Wandabar B
9 1 1 7 24 66 -42 4
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Aitor reveals all La Roda 0 CD Tenerife 0
LAST Sunday, Tenerife travelled to face an in-form foe and came away with a point and a clean sheet. There you are. An accurate match report in just 20 words. And with nothing left out. I’m not saying the game was dull or boring … and you get the message! On the plus side it was a decent point and saw the return of Luna. He did nothing wrong apart from getting booked, which he always does! Chechu also made his long-awaited full debut and he was arguably man of the match in midfield. Apart from that, we learned very little last weekend. The addition of the aforementioned Chechu and Luna gives the squad a major boost, and the competition for places is fierce. It bodes well ahead of this Sunday’s noon kick-off with Rayo Vallecano B. Like their first team, they were promoted last season and they have started very well in this higher standard. This is there first-ever season at this level - and quite an achievement when you consider their senior team was in this division just a few years ago. They have Position 1 CD Lugo
claimed the scalps of Albacete and Real Madrid Castilla already, and their mix of flair and youth is earning plaudits. It should be a fascinating tussle on Sunday, and a lively return for Aitor Nunez. The 24-year-old right-back managed fewer than a dozen matches in two seasons in Santa Cruz and suffered two relegations. He was back-up to Marc Betran, but never really did himself justice. Despite this, he has fond memories of his time here: “Tenerife felt like home to me,” he said. “When I was there I was able to play the highest standard of football, and I will always cherish that. Playing seven games in Primera (La Liga) was amazing. “I don’t know why we suffered one, let alone two relegations. I feel we should have stayed in Primera and last season was, I don’t know, very strange.” Nunez has been a regular this season and says he is different player now: “I’m 24 and more of a man. The coach has faith in me and I have a lot of confidence.” While clearly being respectful to the fans, he says his departure this summer left a bad taste in the mouth. “It was very strange. There were no fights or arPoints 23
guments with the club; we were just told we could all leave. And I mean everyone. Aragoneses (Tenerife’s goalie) said that he wanted to stay, and he insisted, and it happened for him. But for the rest of us, we never even had a chance. “I wasn’t offered the chance to stay for less mon-
PLD Won Draw Lost
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A 8
9
7
2
0
20
2 Albacete Balompié
17
9
5
2
2
16
9
3 CD Tenerife
17
9
5
2
2
14
7
4 Real Madrid CF Castilla
15
9
4
3
2
15
9
5 La Roda CF
15
9
4
3
2
17
12
6 Rayo Vallecano B
15
9
4
3
2
11
10
7 Getafe CF B
14
9
4
2
3
11
14
8 Club Atlético de Madrid B
12
9
3
3
3
17
12
9 UD San Sebastián Reyes
12
9
3
3
3
16
12
10 Club Marino de Luanco
12
9
3
3
3
10
8
11 CD Toledo
11
9
2
5
2
8
7
12 Real Oviedo
11
9
3
2
4
13
14
13 RSD Alcalá
10
9
2
4
3
11
14
14 Coruxo FC
10
9
2
4
3
9
14
15 CD Leganés
9
9
1
6
2
10
12
16 RC Celta B
9
9
2
3
4
13
22
17 Real Sporting B
8
9
1
5
3
6
9
18 Montañeros CF
7
9
1
4
4
8
15
19 UB Conquense
6
9
0
6
3
10
14
20 UD Vecindario
3
9
0
3
6
8
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ey or anything. It was like they didn’t want any of us. So it was made very clear that I would go by hook or by crook. I offered and wanted to stay. “I have played over 60 games at this level with Atletico Madrid B and I knew what was needed to get us promotion. But they didn’t want to know at all. It was like we all had to leave for what we did with relegation. “Thankfully, I was able to find somewhere and not have the same problems as Antonio Hidalgo. I will always be grateful for my time in Tenerife and I will never forget my debut at home to Athletic Bilbao. It was an amazing night.” Tenerife won the match Nunez was on about and it was a rare high in a tough season. His comments about this summer and the departures are quite enlightening. We knew that most of the players would be leaving, but the harsh lengths the board went to are only just being made public. It does seem a little bizarre that a young player like Nunez, with experience of this league, wasn’t given a chance to gain some sort of retribution. As he said, he was happy to stay on lower wages. And if he was good enough for the team in La Liga …
Champions are Hammered PALMS A, last season’s double winners, suffered their first defeat of the season this week against fierce rivals Tenerife Hammers A. The last unbeaten record in Division One went south as the Hammers recorded a stunning 8-2 win. The match started well enough for Palms as Roscoe and Johnny won early legs, but the match turned as Michael grabbed defeat from the jaws of victory against Jambo. This levelled the match at 2-2 and the Hammers seized their chance. They mopped up the doubles and, inspired by in-form Wez, they captured the vital early second singles rubbers. It was a bad night at the office for Palms and blew the league wide open. For the Hammers, it was their fifth straight victory and they seem to be back on their A game. Hoops moved top of Division One for the first time ever as they got the better of Nauta A, where Chris, in particular, was in fine form. Summerland Superstars have quietly moved themselves up to fourth place following a facile 7-3 win at Legends, where only Graham put up any real resistance. Gaffers A stayed in the hunt with an excellent 8-2er over rock-bottom Toscales Old Boys, while Trap Door continue to fall away. They needed late wins from Mickey and Marcus to steal a point at Bar 180 C. Phoenix Knights were nearly upset by Bar 180 A until Harry rescued a late point. Terrace A stay eighth after seeing off struggling Summerlands Allstars, while At-
lantis Sharks and Tasca hosted draws with Dreamers and Target Bar respectively. The top four sides all won in Division Two as Barracuda Bandits maintained their three-point lead. They spanked Toscales A-Team 9-1 but the games were closer than the scoreline suggests. Phoenix Potters got back to winning ways at Tenerife Pool Tables, who have now lost all 11 matches this season. And Summerland Elite needed the very last black in the very last match to sneak past a game Tenerife Hammers C 6-4, Marcus sinking Hammers skipper Tony for the points. Exiles remain unbeaten and notched a rare win at Target Rangers, while Inn The Pink were too strong for Wandabar A. Connors continue to shine, this week accounting for Nauta B 7-3. Market Tavereners returned to winning ways at Lupain, as did Atlantis Crew at La Caña. Barracuda Hunters drew, again, at home to Terrace B. Gaffers B have a handy fivepoint lead in Division Three after a real battle with Exiles B. They may have just slipped the pack as they have some comfortable-looking fixtures coming up. C&A Titans are leading the chase after edging past Dos Hermanos, but hat-tip of the week goes to Next Door bar. They had a stunning 9-1 win at home against a Treehouse team who had won their last three. Their star man, Greg, lost as many matches on Tuesday as he had all season. It was some result for Next Door and they are now unbeaten in five. There were also wins this week for James Place and Bullring Tavern.
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Puzzle Rating: Very hard
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Horoscopes of the week Libra
(September 24th-October 23rd) Make sure you wear something smart over the coming days, for golden opportunities are going to be all around, and you will want to create a good first impression. Money is looking more flexible than it has been for a while, and you can actually splash out on something with a clear conscience for once.
ARIES (March 21st -April 20th) Anything you want can be yours before the month is out, yet you have just experienced an unpredictable week. Yet what has gone on so far can be reversed, so that good things can occur. Remember the saying that if you think you can, you will, but if you think you can’t, you won’t. TAURUS (April 21stMay 21st) You are going to have to do the work of others as they are just `plain idle right now. The good news is that you can do it with your eyes shut and should be able to prove to yourself just how many options are really available to you. But do yourself a favour and maker sure you make your peace with your “enemies” in the coming days. GEMINI (May 22ndJune 21st) You may not be willing to admit it, but you are doing all you can to give a close one a hard time, and you may just end up doing some permanent damage unless you slow down. Plenty of offers in love will be leaving single Geminis spoilt for choice this week. And those financial worries may soon be eased. CANCER (June 22nd-July 23rd) You need to watch out because it is going to be so easy for you to be in
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the wrong place at the wrong time. This is not a good week to tell any white lies, or to be doing something you shouldn’t. The stars will reveal all to close ones if you behave, so make sure your passport is up to date - you never know! LEO (July 24thAugust 23rd) You will be pushed into saying something that you know will spark arguments, but do yourself a favour if it’s not your business and keep it zipped! You don’t want someone washing your laundry in public as well, do you? VIRGO (August 24thSeptember 23rd) You’ve spent so much of your time thinking about what you want that you have slightly got lost on the way to your dreams and ambitions. Someone you thought you would never see again will try to make contact again. Go slow. You have to if you want to form that all-important base. SCORPIO (October 24thNovember 22nd) You have got to decide who is more important - a loved one or the recent acquaintances you have made. You don’t do anything by halves, but your loyalty must lie with your heart and not with these new influences with whom you have recently become so attached. And there’s another thing you should know by now: your family need handling with kid gloves this week.
SAGITTARIUS (November 23rdDecember 21st) There’s much that can be done to improve the quality of your life, and a new timetable is essential if you are to find the time for your own life and needs. You have been running about for so many other people that you have forgotten to give yourself any leisure and relaxation time. So be selfish form once! CAPRICORN (December 22ndJanuary 20th) You have had an entertaining week so far, and the stars have allowed you to see a lot of people in a brand-new light -especially yourself. Advice you give to friends is likely to be taken, so speak with care. Scorpios provide the entertainment and seduction, so who knows? There could be a perfect match ion the offing. AQUARIUS (January 21stFebruary 19th) New faces will be coming into your life in abundance, and the planet Mars is going to be giving you the variety you have craved for so long. Look out for a string of compatible love matches making offers that will both shock and please you. PISCES (February 20th-March 20th) Your charm is going to be opening doors that previously were shut for you. In fact, you the power you need to make a major change with your life. Just don’t make any promises you know you will not keep. Things must remain strictly business as you well know, but the impossible is achievable.
Weekly Quiz 30-Second Brain Training Animals 01. In George Orwell`s Animal Farm, what type of animals were Clover, Mollie and Boxer?
What better way to train your brain. Starting at the left with the number provided, work across each of these lines applying the mathematical instructions to your running total. Don´t reach for the calculator - that´s cheating! Write your final answer in the last box of the line. Aim to complete each round in about 30 seconds. Good Luck! Beginner
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Espresso/Cappuccino coffee machine, Russell Hobbs, 28 euros. Tel 609 476 551 Solid pine chest of drawers 70 euros. Large gilt famed mirror, 40 euros. Tall white mirrored cabinet 4 doors and drawer 80 euros. Tumble dryer 5kg 70 euros. Shelf unit 15 euros. Silencio area. Buyer to collect. Tel 662 354 391. Ladies Aluminium Mountain Bike, 21 Speed Twist grip gears. Front suspension. As new condition, 135 euros. Tel: 600 700 521. New red and white dinner set, 15 euros. Basked weaved sun bed 30 euros. Round parrot table, 30 euros. Tassimo coffee maker as new 50 euros. White patio chairs, 10 euros. Tel 922 770 887 Cream Moses basket (excellent condition) with stand 40 euros. Pink Babyborn dolls pram (exc cond) 30 euros. Pink Babyborn dolls cot 15 euros. Sony photo printer, 70 euros. Delonghi health grill 40 euros. Babyliss bubble jet spa for the bath 25 euros. Feber play cottage 50 euros. 2 pine shelving units with lights 25 euros each. 2 black swivel barstools 15 euros. Small pine computer desk 20 euros. Small white shelving unit 10 euros. Small pine shelving unit.15 euros. Corbero white tumble dryer, 70 euros. Hp scanjet scanner 30 euros. 6 olive green cushions 20 euros gold quilted double bed throw 30 euros. Basic pine TV stand 10 euros. HP flat screen, tower and keyboard 60 euros (working order) Scalectric compact GT (in box) 30 euros. Pollypocket giant aeroplane 30 euros. Pollypocket giant cruise ship 30 euros (in box). My little pony fantasy castle + 5 ponies 30 euros. My little Pony fantasy island + 5 ponies 30 euros. Girls Puzzles 104/160/240 pcs 4 euros each. Torviscas area. Tel 606 851 096 Baby monitor, Angelcare digital, sound & movement monitored 40 euros. Jane baby reigns, padded harness, adjustment & detachable straps, 10 euros. Tel 646 488 109 Acer laptop with battery charger needs repair to screen or use for spares 75 euros. Computer Tower glass panels changing lights older type monitor, keyboard HP colour printer, 100 euros. Ladies clothes new size 16 UK 3 piece suit, plain apple green unlined edge to edge 3/4 light weight jacket with fully lined fitted chiffon dress sleeveless & chiffon scarf, 40 euros. Ladies cream cotton glamorous cotton knitted long coat/cardigan type, 15 euros. Expensive designer bag (make my flat in London) Black & pink would suit babies changing bag has water proof pockets in side and changing mat in pink, 100 euros. Large wall Chinese fan with nice scene of mountains 10 euros. 3 black framed wood pictures all for 10 euros. Brass Cornet, quality in original case, 150 euros Los Cristianos Centre. Tel 699 199 392 or 922 792 790
Surf board with wrist strap 3 fins only 3mths old length 203cm sell 150 euros ono. Plus board zip up bag 30 euros. Triboard wet suit black sleeveless size 40 20 euros. Adjustable goggles 10 euros. Adult sleeping bag ultra light max warmth with hood 30 euros. Safety helmet for bike or surfing 10e. 2 man tent, in bag 30e . Gents parker jacket perfect for winter with hood and detacheble fur, colour dark brown. XL All only 3mths old Los Cristianos area . tel 922794790 Parrot cages, Two cages: Width 75cm X 100cm Height 157cm 55 euros. One cage: Width 57cm X 57cm Height 145cm 45 euros. One cage: Width 100cm X 250cm Height 99 euros. Or nearest offers accepted. Tel 697 901 941 Bang & Olufsen Beo-Center 9500 CD system in stunning black & chrome. 350 euros. Pair of matching 5ft tall hexagonal (5 sided) Bang & Olufsen black & chrome speakers, sensational sound system 500 euros. Tel 922 737 010 or 617 212 310. Sony 28” TV, silver, 70 euros. 2 seater sofa, cream, green upholstery (washable) vgc, 50 euros. 4 rings Vitroceramic hob, must be plugged with oven, 30 euros. VCR, set of speakers & Subwoofer, 14” TV remote, solid pine table (90 cm dia) marble top hallway table (90 x 23 cm) white frame 15 euros each. A selection of large medium & small size suite cases vgc 8 euros each. Ceiling fan without light 10 euros. Selection of headboards (90,135,160,200,220cm), single bed base, (90 x 190 cm), 15 euros a set/each. Patio table & chairs, non matching, 2 euros each. 28” TV, silver, 40 euros. Buggy, fitted with roof top,10 euros. Coffee filter machine,10 euros each. Stool, small hair dryer, hair straightner, hot brush, ironing board, from 3 to 5 euros each. Teak top table(120 cm x 75 cm), with metal silver legs, bathroom cupboard, white, fitted with 6 drawers (H:170cm,W:58 cm,D:50 cm), 15 euros each. A selection of table lamps from 4 euros to 10 euros each. Power shower unit,10 euros. Ceiling fan with light, 15 euros. Tel 646 615 794. 4 Xerox print cartridges Docuprint P1210 boxed & sealed 20 euros each or 60 euros for the lot. 2 flat sun beds strong frame blue top non foldable 20 euros each or 30 euros for lot. LG DVD player, remote,15 euros. 21” TV silver remote, 30 euros. Tel 922 750 001 ext 1226 or 646 615 794. Washing machine 150 euros. Tel 679 088 846 Large wicker basket/trunk, fully lined, mahogany, 45x77x43, ideal for storage, 10 euros. Tel 667 372 871 Exterior sunblind frame white approx. 470 X 250, vgc, green and white striped canopy needs slight repair 500 euros. Massage couch, new with breathing hole 160 euros. Graco baby swing blue 45 euros. Baby bouncy chair with vibration 10 euros. IKEA cream shag pile carpet 170 X 240 55 euros. Torviscas area Tel 620 103 013 Brother Sewing machine, as new, carry case, 100 euros. Tel 667 358 742 Playpen, superb quality, 20 euros. Childs cot bed quality wooden frame, 40 euros. Changing mat baby bath, 5 euros. BMX type bike (Pacific U.S.A) 20 euro. Computer console, monitor, keyboard etc, spares/repair 20 euros. Tel 646 432 501 Whirlpool electric ceramic hob, oven, and cooker hood, hob, 58cm wide, 51 cm deep oven 54cm wide, 58 cm high , 52cm deep, vgc ,with instructions 270 euros ono. Electric guitar, Marina Concorde version, 140 euros ono. Juke box, replica 50,s 60s, radio, CD, cassette player, 3 ft high, needs attention, 200 euros or offers. Tel 664 602 735 IKea “Expedit” Bookcase - 40 euros Dimensions : Width 44cm/ Depth 38cm/Height 185 euros. 32” Flat Screen Tv “SAMSUNG” still boxed, as new. Cost 330 euros accept ....230 euros Contact 618778667. sky hd box and controls 129 euros 2 girls halloween outfits 6 euros each or the 2 for 10 euros telephone 628430800
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