Tuesday 29 May 2012
Programme Information
Network TV BBC Week 38
Highlights 17-23 September 2011
Spooks
Sunday 18 September on BBC ONE and BBC ONE HD
The acclaimed spy drama returns for a final series which finds the team still reeling after the shock of Lucas North's betrayal and Harry Pearce (Peter Firth) on gardening leave, making way for a new acting leader Erin Watts, played by Lara Pulver, aided by Calum Reed (Geoffrey Streatfeild)
The Fades
Wednesday 21 September on BBC THREE
Iain De Caestecker stars in award-winning writer Jack Thorne's new fantasy horror about a young man who sees the Fades – the spirits of the dead – all around him; Natalie Dormer, Johnny Harris, Daniela Nardini and Claire Rushbrook also star
My Forced Unwanted Wedding
Monday 19 September on BBC THREE
This documentary follows the experiences of two teenage girls trying to escape from forced marriages
EastEnders – E20
Friday 23 September on BBC THREE
EastEnders – E20 returns for a third series to be shown online first before a BBC Three omnibus, featuring three brand new characters – Donnie, Ava and Faith – and developed by BBC Learning to address issues in the PSHE curriculum such as family breakdown, bullying and teen sex
Sandhurst
Monday 19 September on BBC FOUR
Fresh-faced cadets struggle with the relentless routines of the first term at the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst
Great North Run
Sunday 18 September on BBC ONE
Sue Barker presents live coverage of the most famous half-marathon in the world, the 31st Great North Run, where more than 50,000 runners are expected to tackle the 13.1 mile course from Newcastle to South Shields
Songs Of Praise – 50 Years Ago
Sunday 18 September on BBC ONE
The first of three special programmes to mark the 50th anniversary of Songs Of Praise returns to Tabernacle Welsh Baptist Church in Cardiff, the setting for the first-ever edition of the programme, to join the congregation as they sing the hymns chosen for that first broadcast in 1961
Later ... With Jools Holland
Tuesday 20 September on BBC TWO
BBC Two's flagship live music show returns for a nine-week run for autumn
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