Tuesday 29 May 2012
Masood discovers Zainab's secret, in this evening's visit to Albert Square, while Jack is cornered by Christian – who warns him to stay away from Roxy.
Elsewhere, Dot begins to doubt her state of mind.
Masood is played by Nitin Ganatra, Zainab by Nina Wadia, Jack by Scott Maslen, Christian by John Partridge, Roxy by Rita Simons and Dot by June Brown.
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Germaine Greer joins host Dave Gorman this week, as the show that searches for ideas with more than a hint of genius about them concludes.
Submissions in tonight's final episode include: fruit machine ATMs; onionade as a drink; female-only votes that redress the balance of history; and randomising the days of the week by lottery.
Gorman and Greer discuss, theorise and sometimes road-test the ideas to discover which of the inventors will be crowned winner and declared genius – taking home the Genius trophy and an immense sense of self-fulfilment.
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The Bolshoi Ballet perform their signature work, Spartacus, with the sensational Cuban dancer Carlos Acosta in the title role. This epic and visually stunning work, performed to music by Khatchaturian and choreographed by Yuri Grigorovic, tells the story of the gladiator-slave who became the leader of the unsuccessful slave uprising against the Roman Republic. Spartacus was staged in Paris by the Bolshoi Ballet in January 2008.
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Marianne Faithfull, one of the "Queens Of British Pop", performs a selection of old favourites and new material, accompanied by an ensemble of musicians, in this warm and intimate concert – recorded earlier this year at London's LSO St Luke's.
The eclectic mix of songs includes the first-ever live performance of the original Sixties arrangement of the hit As Tears Go By and also premières the live performance of her critically acclaimed new covers album, Easy Come Easy Go, with a track list that includes Morrissey's Dear God Please Help Me, Dolly Parton's Down From Dover and Randy Newman's In Germany Before The War.
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Timmy becomes fixated with loud noises after hearing thunder during a storm, in the final visit of the week to his cosy nursery. The loveable lamb starts banging anything he can find, but poor Apricot is frightened of all these sounds, until she finds some objects to bang together for herself...
From the makers of Shaun The Sheep, Timmy Time is stylised, bright and colourful and features stories presented with charm, humour and bags of fun. Set in cosy farm buildings in gently rolling hills, Timmy's nursery is the perfect place for a young lamb to start finding his place in the world.
Only on CBeebies, Timmy Time is Aardman's first pre-school series. Specially created for two- to five-year-olds five-year-olds, it combines the studio's world-class "stop motion" techniques with the colourful simplicity of classic pre-school animation.
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