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| BBC ONE Friday 5 September 2008 |
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George is taken in by a "spiritual" hippy conman who threatens to sue her after a homeopathic remedy apparently causes a severe allergic reaction, as the drama set in a Midlands health centre continues. She uncovers his scam and the real cause of his reaction – he's been rubbing bleach on his skin.
Daniel is shocked when Kay arrives on Joe's doorstep. Meanwhile, at the Mill, Joe realises he has forgotten his headache pills, and when he calls Daniel, he's furious as Kay answers the phone. He speaks to Daniel and demands he confront Kay about the possible fraud. When Daniel does, Kay admits to forging cheques from her boss' cheque book, before smashing the vase from the auction and walking out.
At the Mill, Daniel comes clean to Joe, who can't believe he has got himself into trouble again. Joe is having one of those days with the work piling up, and when he gets home it becomes too much and he collapses.
Caroline, meanwhile, returns to the Mill to see Nick. She complains that her rash hasn't cleared up, but takes the opportunity to ask him out on a date. He declines, saying he can't date a patient, but she assures him that she is not going to give up.
George is played by Stirling Gallacher, Daniel by Matthew Chambers, Kay by Claire Calbraith, Joe by Stephen Boxer, Caroline by Rae Baker and Nick by Michael McKell.
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Stacey has to decide what to do about Callum as Bradley bares his soul to her, in the final visit of the week to Albert Square.
Meanwhile, Max turns to Phil for help.
Stacey is played by Lacey Turner, Callum by Elliott Turner, Bradley by Charlie Clements, Max by Jake Wood and Phil by Steve McFadden.
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| BBC FOUR Friday 5 September 2008 |
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MANCHESTER NIGHT
They Came From Manchester –
The Story Of Mancunian Pop
Friday 5 September
9.00-10.00pm BBC FOUR
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Manchester's rock 'n' roll years are the focus of this new documentary compilation, featuring footage of Manchester artists in the studio alongside news clips on the city during that period.
From Freddie & The Dreamers and The Hollies, through 10CC, the punk and post-punk years with The Fall, Buzzcocks, The Smiths and New Order, to Madchester with Happy Mondays and The Stone Roses, on through neo-soul with Simply Red and M-People to Oasis, Doves and beyond, this film features many of the artists to have emerged from the city.
Manchester Night continues BBC Four's themed music nights. Rock Family Trees – And God Created Manchester and Factory – From Joy Division To Happy Mondays follow this programme.
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MANCHESTER NIGHT
Rock Family Trees – And God Created Manchester
Friday 5 September
10.00-10.50pm BBC FOUR
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From the late Seventies onwards, Manchester has given rise to some great bands. At the centre of the city's emergence as a musical powerhouse is one band, New Order; one record label, Factory; and one club, The Hacienda.
Made in 1998, this documentary is based on the family trees of rock journalist Pete Frame. It covers 20 years of Manchester rock and features archive performances from Joy Division, New Order, Buzzcocks and Happy Mondays, plus interviews with the late Anthony H Wilson, Factory Records supremo; Gillian Gilbert, Peter Hook, Stephen Morris and Bernard Sumner from New Order; Bez from Happy Mondays; Peter Shelley and Steve Diggle from Buzzcocks; Mike Joyce from The Smiths; and legendary guitarist Vini Reilly from The Durutti Column.
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MANCHESTER NIGHT
Factory – From Joy Division To Happy Mondays
Friday 5 September
10.50pm-12.20am BBC FOUR
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Factory – From Joy Division To Happy Mondays traces the rise and demise of Factory, the organisation that built three classic bands – Joy Division, New Order and Happy Mondays – and Britain's first "super club", The Hacienda.
From its conception in the late Seventies, Factory became a design and creative phenomenon that fostered the contribution of several seminal British bands, and was credited with helping kick-start the economic regeneration of Manchester.
Led by Tony Wilson (aka Anthony Wilson and Anthony H Wilson), they created a unique collision between conceptual art and street music. This is the story of how a TV presenter (Wilson), an out-of-work actor (Alan Erasmus), an art student (Peter Saville), a DJ (Rob Gretton) and an aspiring record producer (Martin Hannett) pioneered Britain's independent pop culture, imagined a new Manchester, and blew a shed-load of money.
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