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It a spoof daytime show in which the celebrated author interviews A-list guests like reformers Lord Shaftsbury and Dr Thomas Barnardo, introduces a gritty video diary made by a youngster whose home is the workhouse, and vents his spleen on the issue of child labour.  Meanwhile, in the kitchen Mrs Beeton is on hand to rustle up the finest Victorian cuisine, and even Her Majesty Queen Victoria and her Consort Prince Albert take their places on Charles sofa of historical chat to discuss Christmas.

Derby LIVE present: The Taming of the Shrew by William Shakespeare.  The finale of Derby Live hat trick of Shakespearean productions.
It is 1850, and the young, newly-married Queen Victoria sits on the throne of England. Another spirited young woman, Katherina, remains unmarried. Her wild and wilful ways are far from acceptable in Victorian society.
Enter Petruchio, middle-aged, handsome, but bankrupt. Seeing a way to restore his fortune, he quickly snares Katherina as his wife. But what follows is not wedded bliss, but the systematic and brutal crushing of her spirit.
This controversial comedy plays out tragically in the finale of Derby LIVE’s hat trick of Shakespearean productions, following 2009’s Much Ado About Nothing and 2010’s The Merchant of Venice.

This film tells the real and terrifying story of British hostages trapped by Al Qaeda in an Algerian gas plant in January 2013.
As the horrific events unfolded over four days in the full glare of the world media, the Algerian Special Forces stormed the site in an effort to end the crisis, leaving over 37 foreign hostages dead including a number from Britain.

Written by screenwriter and novelist Ronan Bennett (Public Enemies, The Hamburg Cell) and produced by Cowboy Films (The Last King of Scotland, Poppy Shakespeare) The drama will showcase a fresh and dynamic line up of first time actors, brought together through extensive talent searches across London; combining open auditions and youth workshops, with on-the-spot, street approaches everywhere from bus shelters to Burger Kings.Meet drug dealer and gang leader Dushane (Ashley Walters). He is charming, sexy, clever, and at 26 years old has “already run out of things to be – except this”.

Dates steps into the social minefield that is 21st century dating with stars.
Let’s face it, we’ve ALL wanted to know what’s being said, how it’s going, how it ended, whether they met The One, didn’t meet The One, had the most disastrous date of all time….

With a stellar cast of much-loved British actors: Russ Abbot, Stephanie Beacham, Philip Jackson, James Smith, Alison Steadman, June Whitfield and Paula Wilcox, Boomers follows the ups and downs of three couples living in Thurnemouth, Norfolk only West facing resort.

Supermarket Asda has launched an advertising campaign highlighting its low price commitment ahead of the Chancellor’s Budget later today.

Award Winning Fantasy action drama Wolfblood telling the story of two seemingly ordinary teenagers, who are secretly part of a mysterious race who have lived amongst us for centuries, disguising their abilities and blending in: Wolfbloods.
Maddy Smith (Aimee Kelly) is keeping a secret; a secret so important she can’t even tell her best friends Shannon as it could put her whole family in danger. Living the life of an ordinary teenager is difficult anyway, and having to lock your parents in the cellar when they change on the full moon certainly doesn’t help

The series follows Arbiter Maven and Operative Sporall as they keep a close eye on the 791 residents of Jinsy from the Great Tower in the parish of Veen. Life on the island is rather Orwellian: each colourful member of the community is monitored by a surveillance system of tessellators, from local folk dribbler Melody Lane to weather monk Tracee Henge. The tessellators include video cameras for surveillance, but also little screens to allow the residents to watch important island events, such as the tri-annual island cow wash (live from Glotters field).

Having recovered from a shattering emotional breakdown, college professor Ben Marshall relocates to the countryside with his wife and young son, hoping for a fresh start. He has a job a new home to move into; things finally look to be going Ben's way. Until, that is, he starts to feel that something isn't quite right in the house. Finding himself plagued by spectral visions, Ben becomes obsessed with uncovering the truth behind a local mystery that appears to be putting the lives of his family in danger.

Shy kid Jaden (Akai) teams up with loudmouth Ethan (Theo Stevenson) to raise money to save The Garage:  a youth club doomed in the cutbacks. Their plan - put on a super-ambitious dance show and raise all the money they need to save it from being bulldozed. Trouble is, Jaden has been banned from dancing by his parents and Ethan cant dance one bit. The result is a funny and spectacular roller coaster ride through East London and the crazy world of kids dreams and desires through their vivid imagination. 

Written by acclaimed writer William Ivory (Made in Dagenham), this series about modern Britain told through the lives of truck drivers working for a haulage yard in Nottingham.
Funny, moving and at times painful. Each character undertakes a journey and we are along for the ride. In an age when technology would make us seem ever more connected, the series uses the truck driver, alone in his cab, as a way to explore how isolated we can become

YouTube sensations Stefan Abingdon, Dru Wakely and Ashley Horne have fallen on hard times and are having to earn their keep in an ex-Bingo Hall run by Sylvia (Julia Deakin) and her two grand-daughters Ronnie (Esther Smith) and Hope (Ria Zmitrowicz).  The Beasts still live in hope of one day becoming the venue hugely successful house band and rocking the world with their genius music and lyrics.

it’s Christmas in Lichfield and Lorna is full of the yuletide spirit, in more ways than one. Ben and Dale both want to make Rachel holiday special, Ken gets stuck in the middle and our very own Steve makes an appearance as a Glam Rock Oompa Loompa

It’s 1914 and Harriet is a girl who doesn’t quite fit in. When she’s asked to leave the Girl Guides for fighting, it turns out to be bad timing. War breaks out and the efforts of Scouts and Guides are volunteered in support of the war effort. Children's Drama set during the First World War in which a 14 year old girl forms an army of misfit kids to hunt for spies.

It been 15 years since they were last on screen together. But at first glance, it appears as though the Birds Of A Feather ladies have never been away. Pauline Quirke, Linda Robson and Lesley Joseph are back with a bang.  In the new series well get to catch up once more with working-class Essex sisters and rivals Sharon and Tracey and their eternal frenemy, the man-eater Dorien.

A comedy drama which charts life at Margate finest (and indeed only) 1980s inspired B&B. Wham!-loving Judy Taylor-Chatterjee runs the Edge Of Heaven B+B which is also home to her black pudding breakfast enthusiast husband. Alfie is a man with his life and future in Margate all planned out ahead of him until his fiancée Carly (Justine Cain) leaves him with something else to contend with.

A TV show showing the ups and downs of the well known Danny baker and his friends during childhood

Curiosity turns into a curse, as the happenings of a normal neighborhood unravel into terrifying glimpses of blood-curdling horror stories. Patients under a nurses' care start to die mysteriously, and only she can find out why. Newlyweds discover their neighbors are murderous cons. Enter a world where nothing is as it seems - and no one would believe you if it were.

The well loved family fox returned in 2002 with his brand new modern day kids sit-com.  The programme is a remake of the old series from 1968 and is set in the present.  Stephen, a new comic foil for Basil, played by Christopher Pizzey for four seasons, who is then replaced by Liam, played by Michael Byers.
Basil and Stephen live in an apartment owned by Stephen. Stephen is an unemployed actor, and the cast often make jokes about this. Other characters include Dave, a young entrepreneur, and Anil, who owns a café.
This is Basil Brush at his best and helps to merge generations all with this lovable show.