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'Factual' schedule for Wednesday 3 September 2008

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  1. 00:00–01:10
    BBC Parliament
    House of Lords
    Counter-Terrorism Bill
    Highlights of the debate on the Counter-Terrorism Bill. From Tuesday 8 July.
  2. 00:10–01:10
    BBC Four
    Edwardians In Colour: The Wonderful World of Albert Kahn
    Original Series, Europe on the Brink
    3/5. When Auguste Leon visited Scandinavia in 1910, he found widespread deprivation and famine. (R)
  3. 00:20–01:50
    BBC Two (Northern Ireland, Northern Ireland (Analogue) only)
    The Passions of Vaughan Williams
    Musical and psychological portrait of classical composer Ralph Vaughan Williams.
  4. 00:30–01:00
    BBC News Channel
    Click
    30/08/2008
    A look at the kind of tech we will be using in a few years time.
  5. 00:30–00:48
    BBC Radio 4
    Book of the Week
    Ghost Train to the Eastern Star, Episode 2
    2/5. From Georgia, Paul moves on to Azerbaijan, stops in Baku and continues to Turkmenistan.
  6. 00:30–06:00
    BBC Radio Scotland (MW only)
    History Zone
    02/09/2008
    A selection of documentaries and interviews telling stories from Scotland's past.
  7. 00:35–01:35
    BBC One
    Jimmy Doherty's Farming Heroes
    Scotland
    5/6. In Scotland, Jimmy discovers expanding forests and fish farms cleaning up their act. (R)
  8. 00:45–01:45
    BBC Three
    Driving Mum and Dad Mad
    Two teenagers compete in a learning-to-drive competition with the help of their parents. (R)
  9. 01:00–05:00
    BBC Radio 5 live
    Up All Night
    03/09/2008
    Rhod Sharp presents live from the Republican National Convention in St Paul, Minnesota.
  10. 01:00–05:20
    BBC Radio 4
    Selection of BBC World Service Programmes
    03/09/2008
    BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service.
  11. 01:00–05:00
    BBC Radio Foyle
    Up All Night
    03/09/2008
    Rhod Sharp presents live from the Republican National Convention in St Paul, Minnesota.
  12. 01:00–05:00
    BBC Radio Ulster
    Up All Night
    03/09/2008
    Rhod Sharp presents live from the Republican National Convention in St Paul, Minnesota.
  13. 01:06–01:28
    BBC World Service
    Global Business
    02/09/2008
    Available to listen
    Big issues in business, with Peter Day.
  14. 01:10–01:40
    BBC Four
    Call the Cops
    Between the Lines
    4/5. How Between the Lines proved that the cop show had got to grips with real-life corruption. (R)
  15. 01:10–01:50
    BBC Parliament
    BOOKtalk
    Joan Bakewell, Matthew Parris and Andrew Roberts
    Mark D'Arcy and his guests choose political books that are worth taking away on holiday.
  16. 01:32–01:58
    BBC World Service
    Digital Planet
    02/09/2008 - 7th Birthday Edition
    Available to listen
    We look back to our 1st edition in 2001, new browser games, Scrabulous, Mali net problems
  17. 01:35–02:05
    BBC One
    Trawlermen
    Series 3, Episode 1
    With force 11 storms expected, the fishing fleet is in harbour, except for two boats. (R)
  18. 01:45–02:15
    BBC Three
    The Real Hustle
    Series 1, Episode 7
    7/8. The team show an identity theft scam where hustlers use items found in the rubbish. (R)
  19. 01:50–02:00
    BBC Parliament
    Political Highlights
    03/09/2008
    Recorded coverage of political highlights.
  20. 02:00–04:00
    BBC Parliament
    Republican Convention
    2008, 03/09/2008
    Proceedings at the 2008 US Republican Party National Convention in Minneapolis.
  21. 02:05–02:35
    BBC One
    The Hairy Bakers
    Bread
    Hairy Bikers, Dave Myers and Simon King, hit the road to find the best baking in Britain. (R)
  22. 02:15–02:45
    BBC Three
    The Real Hustle
    Series 1, Episode 8
    8/8. How a hustler can cheat you with fake psychic powers. (R)
  23. 02:20–02:28
    BBC World Service
    World Business Report
    03/09/2008
    Live global business and finance news from the BBC.
  24. 02:35–03:05
    BBC One
    Chinese Food Made Easy
    Takeaway Favourites
    1/6. Ching-He Huang shows how to prepare Chinese food at home with healthy ingredients. (R)
  25. 02:41–02:58
    BBC World Service
    Business Daily
    03/09/2008
    The daily drama of money and work from the BBC.
  26. 03:05–03:50
    BBC One
    Cash in the Celebrity Attic
    Series 1, Michael Winner
    Michael Winner invites the team into his mansion to find some antiques to sell at auction. (R)
  27. 03:06–03:28
    BBC World Service
    Outlook
    02/09/2008
    Human stories from behind the global headlines. With Matthew Bannister.
  28. 03:15–03:45
    BBC Four
    Call the Cops
    Between the Lines
    4/5. How Between the Lines proved that the cop show had got to grips with real-life corruption. (R)
  29. 03:15–04:15
    BBC Three
    Mischief
    Series 3, Fame Junkies
    3/6. A barman embarks on an experiment to infiltrate the so-called 'celebrity machine'. (R)
  30. 03:32–03:58
    BBC World Service
    The Word
    02/09/2008
    New writing and successful writers with Razia Iqbal.
  31. 04:00–06:00
    BBC Parliament
    Republican Convention
    2008, 03/09/2008
    Tuesday at the 2008 US Republican Party National Convention.
  32. 05:20–05:28
    BBC World Service
    World Business Report
    03/09/2008
    Live global business and finance news from the BBC.
  33. 05:30–06:00
    BBC News Channel
    World Business Report
    03/09/2008
    Presenting not just the headlines, but the explanations behind the headlines.
  34. 05:30–06:00
    BBC Radio 5 live
    Wake Up to Money
    03/09/2008
    News and views from the business world with Dominic Laurie and Mickey Clark.
  35. 05:30–06:00
    BBC Radio Foyle
    Wake Up to Money
    03/09/2008
    News and views from the business world with Dominic Laurie and Mickey Clark.
  36. 05:30–06:00
    BBC Radio Ulster
    Wake Up to Money
    03/09/2008
    News and views from the business world with Dominic Laurie and Mickey Clark.
  37. 05:45–06:00
    BBC Radio 4
    Farming Today
    03/09/2008
    News and issues in rural Britain, with Charlotte Smith.
  38. 06:00–09:00
    BBC Asian Network
    Jas Rao
    03/09/2008
    Presented by Jas Rao.
  39. 06:00–08:00
    BBC Parliament
    Republican Convention
    2008, 03/09/2008
    Tuesday at the 2008 US Republican Party National Convention.
  40. 06:30–08:00
    BBC Radio Foyle
    Good Morning Ulster
    03/09/2008
    With Wendy Austin and Seamus McKee. Including Farm Gate and Thought for the Day.
  41. 06:30–09:00
    BBC Radio Ulster
    Good Morning Ulster
    03/09/2008
    With Wendy Austin and Seamus McKee. Including Farm Gate and Thought for the Day.
  42. 07:30–08:00
    BBC Radio Scotland (BBC Radio Orkney only)
    Around Orkney
    03/09/2008
    Including local news and weather, what's on diary, mart report, jobspot and postbag.
  43. 08:00–09:15
    BBC Parliament
    Republican Convention
    2008, 03/09/2008
    Tuesday at the 2008 US Republican Party National Convention.
  44. 08:32–08:49
    BBC World Service
    Business Daily
    03/09/2008
    The daily drama of money and work from the BBC.
  45. 09:00–09:30
    BBC Radio 4
    The House I Grew up In
    Series 2, Shaun Bailey
    5/6. Shaun Bailey, founder of youth charity My Generation, returns to west London.
  46. 09:04–10:30
    BBC Radio Ulster
    The Stephen Nolan Show
    03/09/2008
    Breaking news, hard-hitting talk and music selections. Including a news update.
  47. 09:15–10:00
    BBC One
    Helicopter Heroes
    Series 2, Episode 8
    8/20. A family holiday ends in a serious road accident, but the helicopter is grounded by fog.
  48. 09:15–12:30
    BBC Parliament
    Scottish Parliament
    03/09/2008
    Live coverage of the day's proceedings in the Scottish Parliament.
  49. 09:20–09:20
    BBC World Service
    World Business Report
    03/09/2008
    Live global business and finance news from the BBC.
  50. 09:30–09:45
    BBC Radio 4
    A Wonderful Way to Make a Living
    Series 2, Episode 5
    5/5. In Venice, Joe meets a lawyer who retrained as a gondolier.
  51. 09:32–09:58
    BBC World Service
    Outlook
    02/09/2008
    Human stories from behind the global headlines. With Matthew Bannister.
  52. 09:45–10:00
    BBC Radio 4 (FM only)
    Book of the Week
    Ghost Train to the Eastern Star, Episode 3
    3/5. Paul travels from Amritsar in northern India to idyllic Sri Lanka.
  53. 10:00–11:00
    BBC One
    Homes Under the Hammer
    Series 11, Episode 13
    Martin Roberts and Lucy Alexander visit properties in Devon, Kent and Wales.
  54. 10:00–11:00
    BBC Radio 4
    Woman's Hour
    03/09/2008
    With Jenni Murray. Actress Keira Knightley talks about her new role in The Duchess.
  55. 10:06–10:28
    BBC World Service
    The Wednesday Documentary
    Musical Migrants, Episode 1
    1/2. Stories of people who relocated to other lands, influenced by music. In Chicago, Yoko N...
  56. 10:30–12:15
    BBC Radio Cymru
    Hywel a Nia
    03/09/2008
    Straeon difyr o Gymru a thu hwnt. Quirky stories from Wales and beyond.
  57. 10:32–10:58
    BBC World Service
    Discovery
    Discovery, Indian Wildlife Lab
    Available to listen
    1/1. We visit the Laboratory for the Conservation of Endangered Species in Hyderabad.
  58. 11:00–11:30
    BBC One
    Open House
    Series 2, Limehouse
    Fiona Wright loves her dockers' cottage in the East End, but yearns to be mortgage free.
  59. 11:00–11:30
    BBC Radio 4
    The Strange Case of Oliver Cromwell's Head
    Mark Whitaker explores a bizarre and gruesome story.
  60. 11:30–12:15
    BBC One
    Car Booty
    Series 10, Wray
    Veronica Wray hopes to raise 500 pounds to convert her 1960s family home movies to DVD.
  61. 11:30–12:00
    BBC Radio nan Gaidheal
    Mo Roghainn Fhìn
    Episode 5
    5/8. Mairi Bremner at Faclan, the Hebridean Book Festival.
  62. 11:30–12:00
    BBC Radio Scotland
    Ten Days in Malawi
    Diary of the Labour MSP Karen Gillon who led a Scottish parliamentary delegation to Malawi (R)
  63. 11:55–12:00
    BBC Radio Foyle
    Days Like This
    03/09/2008
    Aiden Bunting takes us back to school in Omagh in 1990.
  64. 11:55–12:00
    BBC Radio Ulster
    Days Like This
    03/09/2008
    Aiden Bunting takes us back to school in Omagh in 1990.
  65. 12:00–13:00
    BBC Radio 3
    Composer of the Week
    Gabriel Faure, Episode 3
    3/5. The composer turns 40, discovers Verlaine, overcomes depression and starts an affair. (R)
  66. 12:00–12:57
    BBC Radio 4 (FM only)
    You and Yours
    03/09/2008
    Consumer news and issues with Liz Barclay and Sheila McClennon.
  67. 12:00–12:45
    BBC Radio Scotland
    Scotland Live
    03/09/2008
    With breaking international news and the best local stories.
  68. 12:04–12:57
    BBC Radio 4 (LW only)
    You and Yours
    03/09/2008
    Consumer news and issues with Liz Barclay and Sheila McClennon.
  69. 12:15–13:00
    BBC One
    Bargain Hunt
    Series 21, Oswestry
    A mother-and-daughter team take on a father and son as they hunt for bargains in Oswestry.
  70. 12:15–13:00
    BBC Radio Cymru
    Blas
    Mas i Fwyta, 03/09/2008
    Iola Wyn sy'n cael blas ar gaffis o bob math yn rhaglen heddiw. Iola Wyn visits cafes.
  71. 12:20–12:28
    BBC World Service
    World Business Report
    03/09/2008
    Live global business and finance news from the BBC.
  72. 12:30–15:00
    BBC Asian Network
    Nikki Bedi
    03/09/2008
    Tommy Sandhu joins Nikki Bedi with latest celeb gossip from the capital plus Silver Street
  73. 12:30–13:00
    BBC Two
    Open Gardens
    Series 2, Kingston and Cherry Trees
    Following people's attempts to have their work accepted into the National Gardens Scheme. (R)
  74. 12:30–14:30
    BBC Parliament
    Republican Convention
    2008, 03/09/2008
    Tuesday at the 2008 US Republican Party National Convention.
  75. 12:41–12:58
    BBC World Service
    Business Daily
    03/09/2008
    The daily drama of money and work from the BBC.
  76. 13:00–13:30
    BBC Two
    See Hear
    Series 28, Episode 8
    We catch up with everything that happened over the summer.
  77. 13:00–16:00
    BBC Radio 5 live
    Simon Mayo
    03/09/2008
    Debate and analysis on the day's big talking points plus interviews.
  78. 13:00–14:00
    BBC Radio Cymru
    Taro'r Post
    03/09/2008
    Cyfle i ymateb i bynciau'r dydd. Topical phone-in discussion.
  79. 13:06–13:28
    BBC World Service
    The Wednesday Documentary
    Musical Migrants, Episode 1
    1/2. Stories of people who relocated to other lands, influenced by music. In Chicago, Yoko N...
  80. 13:15–14:00
    BBC Radio Scotland
    The Radio Café
    03/09/2008
    Janice Forsyth with provocative discussions, guests and news about fashion and the arts.
  81. 13:30–14:00
    BBC Two
    Working Lunch
    03/09/2008
    The latest business, consumer and workplace news from across the country.
  82. 13:30–14:00
    BBC Radio 4
    Tracing Your Roots
    Series 3, Episode 3
    3/6. With genealogist Nick Barratt, Sally looks at how to unravel the secrets of wartime.
  83. 13:30–13:45
    BBC Radio 7
    This Sceptred Isle
    War, Pragmatism and the Final Charge of an English Monarch
    118/216. The war of the Austrian succession, the pragmatic army and a king goes into battle.
  84. 13:32–13:49
    BBC World Service
    Outlook
    03/09/2008
    Human stories from behind the global headlines. With Matthew Bannister.
  85. 13:45–14:00
    BBC Radio 7
    Passions
    Kim Binstead
    3/5. The scientist explains how comedy made her create a programme for computer generated puns.
  86. 14:00–16:00
    BBC 1Xtra
    Max
    03/09/2008
    A mix of news, music, sport and documentaries as Mike Anthony sits in for Max.
  87. 14:00–14:30
    BBC Two (Scotland only)
    Coast
    Shorts, Dublin and the Laytown Races
    Neil Oliver visits the Irish capital on the Liffey. (R)
  88. 14:00–14:15
    BBC Two (except Scotland)
    Coast
    Shorts, Saltburn to Scarborough
    The team journey to Saltburn, a resort founded by the Victorian entrepreneur Henry Pease. (R)
  89. 14:15–15:00
    BBC Two (except Scotland)
    Animal 24:7
    Series 2, Episode 7
    7/20. RSPCA officer Justin Stubbs is on a mission to save a fox caught in an illegal snare. (R)
  90. 14:30–15:45
    BBC Two (Scotland only)
    Holyrood Live
    03/09/2008
    Coverage of the day's debates in the Scottish Parliament.
  91. 14:30–17:40
    BBC Parliament
    Scottish Parliament
    03/09/2008
    Live coverage of the day's proceedings in the Scottish Parliament.
  92. 15:00–15:30
    BBC Radio 4 (FM only)
    Gardeners' Question Time
    31/08/2008
    Eric Robson chairs. With John Cushnie, Bob Flowerdew and Matthew Biggs.
  93. 15:03–17:00
    BBC Radio Foyle
    Stephen McCauley
    03/09/2008
    Stephen McCauley discusses the issues affecting daily life in the north-west.
  94. 15:32–15:58
    BBC World Service
    On Screen
    03/09/2008
    The people and stories from global film and television. With Kirsty Lang.
  95. 15:45–16:30
    BBC Two
    Flog It
    Ten of the Best 2008, Modern
    Paul Martin takes a look at the very best modern items featured in the programme.
  96. 15:45–16:00
    BBC Radio 4 (FM only)
    The Drawings on the Wall
    Irish Illusions
    3/5. He investigates the strange hypnotic carvings in Fourknocks passage grave in County Meath. (R)
  97. 16:00–16:30
    BBC Radio 4 (FM only)
    Thinking Allowed
    03/09/2008
    Laurie Taylor explores the latest research into how society works.
  98. 16:30–17:15
    BBC Two
    Eating with the Enemy
    Caroline and Pamela
    Pamela from Northumberland and Caroline from West Yorkshire face the formidable foursome.
  99. 16:30–17:00
    BBC Radio 4 (FM only)
    Case Notes
    Poisons
    Dr Mark Porter visits the Royal Victoria Infirmary Poisons Unit in Newcastle.
  100. 16:32–16:58
    BBC World Service
    Discovery
    Discovery, Indian Wildlife Lab
    Available to listen
    1/1. We visit the Laboratory for the Conservation of Endangered Species in Hyderabad.
  101. 17:00–19:30
    BBC Radio 3
    In Tune
    03/09/2008
    There's live music from The Opera Group, ahead of their new production of Varjak Paw.
  102. 17:00–18:30
    BBC Radio Foyle
    Evening Extra
    03/09/2008
    Mark Carruthers with essential news and views. Including news, traffic and weather.
  103. 17:00–18:30
    BBC Radio Ulster
    Evening Extra
    03/09/2008
    Mark Carruthers with essential news and views. Including news, traffic and weather.
  104. 17:15–18:00
    BBC Two
    Wanted Down Under
    Series 1, Episode 4
    The Cook family spend a week in Sydney. (R)
  105. 17:30–18:00
    BBC Radio Scotland (BBC Radio Shetland only)
    Good Evening Shetland
    03/09/2008
    Local news and weather, what's on, fish report and jobspot.
  106. 17:40–18:00
    BBC Parliament
    BOOKtalk
    Ffion Hague
    Mark D'Arcy talks to author Ffion Hague about her book The Pain and the Privilege.
  107. 18:00–20:00
    BBC Parliament
    Republican Convention
    2008, 03/09/2008
    Tuesday at the 2008 US Republican Party National Convention.
  108. 18:03–18:30
    BBC Radio Cymru
    Straeon y Môr
    Taith y Cimwch
    Dilwyn Morgan sails with the best in Britain.
  109. 18:30–19:00
    BBC Two
    Masterchef: The Professionals
    Episode 8
    The chefs cook Lobster Bisque and Coffee Dacquoise.
  110. 18:30–19:00
    BBC Radio Foyle
    Arts Extra
    03/09/2008
    Arts magazine with Marie-Louise Muir reporting on film, music, books and the visual arts.
  111. 18:30–19:00
    BBC Radio Ulster
    Arts Extra
    03/09/2008
    Arts magazine with Marie-Louise Muir reporting on film, music, books and the visual arts.
  112. 19:00–19:30
    BBC One
    The One Show
    03/09/2008
    Adrian and Christine are joined by the acclaimed director Sir Richard Attenborough.
  113. 19:00–19:30
    BBC Three
    The Real Hustle
    Series 2, Episode 1
    1/10. Scams include the fake warehouse employees who grab thousands with just a trolley. (R)
  114. 19:00–19:40
    BBC Two (Northern Ireland, Northern Ireland (Analogue) only)
    Flight of the Earls
    Flight of the Earls
    An account of the defeat and eventual surrender of the Irish leader Hugh O'Neill in 1603. (R)
  115. 19:00–19:30
    BBC Two (Wales only)
    Jamie Owen's Welsh Journeys
    Series 2, Talyllyn
    Jamie dons a boiler suit and boards one of the little trains of the Talyllyn railway. (R)
  116. 19:00–19:30
    BBC Two (England, Scotland, Wales (Analogue) only)
    Grow Your Own Veg
    Series 1, Squashing Pumpkins
    6/6. Carol Klein celebrates the delicious and decorative pumpkin and squash family. (R)
  117. 19:15–19:45
    BBC Radio 4 (FM only)
    Front Row
    03/09/2008
    With Mark Lawson. Drummer Roger Taylor talks about Queen's latest album The Cosmos Rocks.
  118. 19:20–19:28
    BBC World Service
    World Business Report
    03/09/2008
    Live global business and finance news from the BBC.
  119. 19:30–19:57
    BBC One (Scotland only)
    Beechgrove Garden
    2008, Episode 21
    21/25. Carole has a look to see if her taste buds are tickled by her chocolate border.
  120. 19:30–20:00
    BBC Three
    The Real Hustle
    Series 2, Episode 2
    2/10. Scams include the ATM card switch, and a bar bet which guarantees free drinks every time. (R)
  121. 19:30–20:00
    BBC Two (Wales only)
    Where Are They Now?
    Cader Idris
    Catching up with intriguing characters from past BBC Wales documentaries. (R)
  122. 19:30–20:00
    BBC Two (England, Scotland, Wales (Analogue) only)
    Nigella Express
    Against the Clock
    Featuring 10-minute flash-fried steak with cannellini mash. (R)
  123. 19:30–20:00
    BBC Radio Foyle
    A Kist O' Wurds
    30/08/2008
    A chestful of stories, music, news and craic on the home of the Ulster Scots tongue.
  124. 19:30–20:00
    BBC Radio Ulster
    A Kist O' Wurds
    30/08/2008
    A chestful of stories, music, news and craic on the home of the Ulster Scots tongue.
  125. 19:32–19:58
    BBC World Service
    On Screen
    03/09/2008
    The people and stories from global film and television. With Kirsty Lang.
  126. 20:00–21:00
    BBC Four
    Life in Cold Blood
    Dragons of the Dry
    David Attenborough takes a look at lizards and chameleons from around the world. (R)
  127. 20:00–21:00
    BBC HD
    Gardeners' World
    2008, River of Flowers
    Sarah Raven hopes to stop the decline in Britain's heritage of wild flowers.
  128. 20:00–20:30
    BBC One
    Sky Cops
    Series 2, Under Pressure
    3/8. Five young police officers compete to fill two vacant positions with the sky cops.
  129. 20:00–21:00
    BBC Three
    Make My Body Younger
    Amy Dickens
    Essex girl Amy Dickens is non-stop junk food snacker who is clinically obese.
  130. 20:00–20:50
    BBC Two (except Wales)
    Natural World
    Spectacled Bears - Shadows of the Forest
    Revealing the secrets of the elusive Spectacled Bear.
  131. 20:00–20:30
    BBC Two (Wales only)
    Faenol: Secrets behind the Wall
    The story of one of the most exclusive estates of the last century. (R)
  132. 20:00–22:00
    BBC Parliament
    Republican Convention
    2008, 03/09/2008
    Tuesday at the 2008 US Republican Party National Convention.
  133. 20:06–20:28
    BBC World Service
    The Wednesday Documentary
    Musical Migrants, Episode 1
    1/2. Stories of people who relocated to other lands, influenced by music. In Chicago, Yoko N...
  134. 20:10–20:30
    BBC Radio 3
    Twenty Minutes
    The Quiet Carriage
    Geoff Dyer explores changing ideas of privacy, personal space and good manners on trains. (R)
  135. 20:30–21:00
    BBC One
    Trawlermen
    Series 3, Episode 3
    The crew of the New Dawn find a rope wrapped around the boat's propeller.
  136. 20:32–20:58
    BBC World Service
    Discovery
    Discovery, Indian Wildlife Lab
    Available to listen
    1/1. We visit the Laboratory for the Conservation of Endangered Species in Hyderabad.
  137. 20:45–21:00
    BBC Radio 4 (FM only)
    The Condensed History of Political Parties
    The Liberal Party
    2/3. Adam Long rushes through the history of the Liberal Party.
  138. 20:50–21:00
    BBC Two (except Wales)
    Wild
    On Wild Golden Pond
    On a North American lake there are loons, beavers and porcupines. (R)
  139. 21:00–22:00
    BBC Four
    Blood and Guts: A History of Surgery
    Spare Parts
    Transplant surgery development, from a Nazi sympathiser to new life-saving operations.
  140. 21:00–22:00
    BBC HD
    Who Do You Think You Are?
    Series 5, Esther Rantzen
    4/8. Esther Rantzen uncovers a scandalous family story of fraud, bigamy and murder.
  141. 21:00–22:00
    BBC One
    Who Do You Think You Are?
    Series 5, Esther Rantzen
    4/8. Esther Rantzen uncovers a scandalous family story of fraud, bigamy and murder.
  142. 21:00–21:30
    BBC Radio 4 (FM only)
    World On The Move: Great Animal Migrations
    02/09/2008
    Including an update on the progress of the tagged Atlantic salmon.
  143. 21:30–21:58
    BBC Radio 4 (FM only)
    The House I Grew up In
    Series 2, Shaun Bailey
    5/6. Shaun Bailey, founder of youth charity My Generation, returns to west London.
  144. 21:32–22:00
    BBC Radio Wales
    mousemat
    31/08/2008
    Adam Walton keeps listeners up to date with the ever changing world of technology.
  145. 21:45–22:30
    BBC Radio 3
    Sunday Feature
    South American Currents, Argentina - Dancing to the Music of the Mind
    2/3. Writer Edgardo Cozarinsky visits Buenos Aires to explore the popularity of psychoanalysis. (R)
  146. 21:55–22:00
    BBC Radio Foyle
    Wah Yan Jee Sing
    03/09/2008
    Local information on health and social issues in Cantonese.
  147. 21:55–22:00
    BBC Radio Ulster
    Wah Yan Jee Sing
    03/09/2008
    Local information on health and social issues in Cantonese.
  148. 22:00–00:00
    BBC Parliament
    Republican Convention
    2008, 03/09/2008
    Tuesday at the 2008 US Republican Party National Convention.
  149. 22:00–22:30
    BBC Radio nan Gaidheal
    Mo Roghainn Fhìn
    Episode 5
    5/8. Mairi Bremner at Faclan, the Hebridean Book Festival. (R)
  150. 22:32–22:49
    BBC World Service
    Business Daily
    03/09/2008
    The daily drama of money and work from the BBC.
  151. 22:45–23:15
    BBC One (Northern Ireland only)
    In Cold Blood
    Series 2, Episode 1
    1/6. A look at six successfully solved civilian murder cases in Northern Ireland.
  152. 23:00–23:15
    BBC Radio 3
    The Essay
    Under the Influence, Episode 3
    3/2. Anne-Marie Fyfe is influenced by Emily Dickinson, who lived as a recluse in Massachusetts. (R)
  153. 23:06–23:28
    BBC World Service
    Outlook
    03/09/2008
    Human stories from behind the global headlines. With Matthew Bannister.
  154. 23:20–00:20
    BBC Two (except Northern Ireland, Northern Ireland (Analogue))
    The Supersizers Go...
    Regency
    Giles Coren and Sue Perkins indulge in the diet of the Regency period of 1789-1821. (R)
  155. 23:20–23:50
    BBC Two (Northern Ireland, Northern Ireland (Analogue) only)
    Grow Your Own Veg
    Series 1, Squashing Pumpkins
    6/6. Carol Klein celebrates the delicious and decorative pumpkin and squash family. (R)
  156. 23:32–23:58
    BBC World Service
    On Screen
    03/09/2008
    The people and stories from global film and television. With Kirsty Lang.
  157. 23:40–00:10
    BBC Four
    Coal House
    Series 1, Episode 8
    Will the children be saying goodbye to the pigs and their mums goodbye to the tin baths? (R)
  158. 23:50–00:20
    BBC Two (Northern Ireland, Northern Ireland (Analogue) only)
    Nigella Express
    Against the Clock
    Featuring 10-minute flash-fried steak with cannellini mash. (R)
  159. 23:55–00:00
    BBC Radio Foyle
    Days Like This
    03/09/2008
    Aiden Bunting takes us back to school in Omagh in 1990.
  160. 23:55–00:00
    BBC Radio Ulster
    Days Like This
    03/09/2008
    Aiden Bunting takes us back to school in Omagh in 1990.
  161. 00:00–02:00
    BBC Parliament
    Republican Convention
    2008, 03/09/2008
    Tuesday at the 2008 US Republican Party National Convention.
  162. 00:10–01:10
    BBC Four
    Blood and Guts: A History of Surgery
    Spare Parts
    Transplant surgery development, from a Nazi sympathiser to new life-saving operations. (R)
  163. 00:10–00:20
    BBC One (Northern Ireland only)
    Secret Gardens
    03/09/2008
    Darryl Grimason goes in search of the best gardens in Northern Ireland.
  164. 00:20–01:20
    BBC Two (Northern Ireland, Northern Ireland (Analogue) only)
    The Supersizers Go...
    Regency
    Giles Coren and Sue Perkins indulge in the diet of the Regency period of 1789-1821. (R)
  165. 00:25–01:25
    BBC One
    Alexei Sayle's Liverpool
    Pride and Protest
    Alexei Sayle returns to Liverpool to examine his troubled relationship with the city. (R)
  166. 00:30–00:48
    BBC Radio 4
    Book of the Week
    Ghost Train to the Eastern Star, Episode 3
    3/5. Paul travels from Amritsar in northern India to idyllic Sri Lanka.
  167. 01:00–05:00
    BBC Radio 5 live
    Up All Night
    04/09/2008
    Rhod Sharp presents live from the Republican National Convention in St Paul, Minnesota.
  168. 01:00–05:20
    BBC Radio 4
    Selection of BBC World Service Programmes
    04/09/2008
    BBC Radio 4 joins the BBC World Service.
  169. 01:00–05:00
    BBC Radio Foyle
    Up All Night
    04/09/2008
    Rhod Sharp presents live from the Republican National Convention in St Paul, Minnesota.
  170. 01:00–05:00
    BBC Radio Ulster
    Up All Night
    04/09/2008
    Rhod Sharp presents live from the Republican National Convention in St Paul, Minnesota.
  171. 01:05–02:05
    BBC Three
    Make My Body Younger
    Amy Dickens
    Essex girl Amy Dickens is non-stop junk food snacker who is clinically obese. (R)
  172. 01:06–01:28
    BBC World Service
    The Wednesday Documentary
    Musical Migrants, Episode 1
    1/2. Stories of people who relocated to other lands, influenced by music. In Chicago, Yoko N...
  173. 01:10–02:10
    BBC Four
    Medical Mavericks
    Series 1, Discovering Vaccines
    Dr Michael Mosley looks at how doctors learnt to harness the immune system. (R)
  174. 01:25–01:55
    BBC One
    DIY SOS
    Series 17, Sheffield
    The DIY SOS team are in Sheffield to help sort out the Pickering family. (R)
  175. 01:32–01:58
    BBC World Service
    Discovery
    Discovery, Indian Wildlife Lab
    Available to listen
    1/1. We visit the Laboratory for the Conservation of Endangered Species in Hyderabad.
  176. 01:55–02:25
    BBC One
    Rogue Restaurants
    Episode 5
    Consumer series looking at the state of Britain's restaurants and pubs. (R)
  177. 02:00–04:00
    BBC Parliament
    Republican Convention
    04/09/2008
    Proceedings at the 2008 US Republican Party National Convention in Minneapolis.
  178. 02:10–02:40
    BBC Four
    Doctors to Be: 20 Years On
    The Casualty Doctor's Tale
    3/8. Looking at what happened to Fey Probst, a single parent who is now a consultant in A&E. (R)
  179. 02:20–02:28
    BBC World Service
    World Business Report
    04/09/2008
    Live global business and finance news from the BBC.
  180. 02:25–03:10
    BBC One
    Cash in the Celebrity Attic
    Series 1, Rosemary Conley
    Rosemary Conley invites the team into her home to find antiques to sell at auction. (R)
  181. 02:35–03:05
    BBC Three
    The Real Hustle
    Series 2, Episode 1
    1/10. Scams include the fake warehouse employees who grab thousands with just a trolley. (R)
  182. 02:40–03:10
    BBC Four
    Doctors to Be: 20 Years On
    The Family Doctor's Tale
    4/8. This edition looks at a doctor who chose to be a GP when its popularity was at its nadir. (R)
  183. 02:41–02:58
    BBC World Service
    Business Daily
    04/09/2008
    The daily drama of money and work from the BBC.
  184. 03:05–03:35
    BBC Three
    The Real Hustle
    Series 2, Episode 2
    2/10. Scams include the ATM card switch, and a bar bet which guarantees free drinks every time. (R)
  185. 03:06–03:28
    BBC World Service
    Outlook
    03/09/2008
    Human stories from behind the global headlines. With Matthew Bannister.
  186. 03:10–04:10
    BBC Four
    Medical Mavericks
    Series 1, Discovering Vaccines
    Dr Michael Mosley looks at how doctors learnt to harness the immune system. (R)
  187. 03:32–03:58
    BBC World Service
    On Screen
    03/09/2008
    The people and stories from global film and television. With Kirsty Lang.
  188. 04:00–06:00
    BBC Parliament
    Republican Convention
    2008, 04/09/2008
    Recorded coverage of the address by Vice Presidential nominee Sarah Palin.

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