Tuesday 29 May 2012
Programme Information
Network TV BBC Week 41
Highlights 9-15 October 2010
Single Father
Sunday 10 October on BBC ONE
David Tennant and Suranne Jones star in Mick Ford's touching yet humorous drama series about finding love after heartbreak
Commonwealth Games 2010
Saturday 9 to Thursday 14 October on BBC ONE, BBC TWO and BBC HD
More live action from Delhi can be seen across the week, with the Closing Ceremony introduced by Sue Barker on Thursday
Britain's Biggest Book Prize – A Village Decides
Saturday 9 October on BBC TWO
Film maker Tim Samuels returns to the Scottish village of Comrie in Perthshire to ask the locals for their verdict on this year's Man Booker shortlist – which for the past two years has differed from the judges' official winner
BBC Election 70
Saturday 9 October on BBC PARLIAMENT
BBC Parliament presents a chance to relive the historic 1970 General Election, when the Tories snatched a shock win from the favourites, Labour
Formula 1 – Japanese Grand Prix
Sunday 10 October on BBC ONE
Lee McKenzie introduces live coverage of the Japanese Grand Prix from the Suzuka circuit
A History Of Horror With Mark Gatiss –
Frankenstein Goes To Hollywood
Monday 11 October on BBC FOUR
League Of Gentlemen star and Doctor Who writer Mark Gatiss celebrates the horror film in a new three-part series
Lip Service
Tuesday 12 October on BBC THREE
This seductive new relationship drama of sex, lies and true love in modern Scotland follows the lives of a group of 20-something lesbians
Film 2010
Wednesday 13 October on BBC ONE
The BBC's flagship film show Film 2010 returns with a new look, new presenters in Claudia Winkleman and Danny Leigh – and for the first time it's all live
Wonderland – Cheerleading For Boys
Wednesday 13 October on BBC TWO
From the streets of Leeds to the glittering lights of the national finals, Wonderland accompanies the UK's first all-boy cheerleading squad, the DAZL Diamonds, on the journey of a lifetime, as the observational documentary series returns
Chopin – The Women Behind The Music
Friday 15 October on BBC FOUR
Maverick young pianist James Rhodes journeys to Warsaw, Paris and London to discover the women whose voices had such a powerful influence on composer Frederick Chopin
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