BBC Two England TV Guide
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I'm All Right JackBrilliant satirical comedy from acclaimed British film-makers the Boulting brothers. Ian Carmichael is on top form as an idealistic graduate who attempts to work his way up the career ladder at his uncle's factory, only to become a tool in the battle between management and trade unions. But it's Peter Sellers who steals the show as a bloody-minded union leader, while Terry-Thomas, Richard Attenborough, Irene Handl and Margaret Rutherford lend eye-catching support
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- 8:00am
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My Life in BooksSeason 2 Episode 3: Anna Chancellor & Nicky Haslam
Actress Anna Chancellor and interior designer Nicky Haslam join Anne Robinson to discuss their favourite books. Anna reveals her passion for Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice and reveals that she will be forever known as 'Duckface' owing to her character's nickname in Four Weddings and a Funeral
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- 8:30am
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Weakest LinkGeneric Thu
Members of the public answer general knowledge questions against the clock, hoping to rack up a stack of cash and avoid being voted off the team. Anne Robinson presents
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- 9:15am
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MastermindClassic Mastermind
John Humphrys challenges four more contestants to prove their intellectual worth. Specialist subjects are rock band the Who, the Harrier and other vertical take-off and landing aircraft, the official country residence of the British prime minister, and the Discworld novels of Terry Pratchett. From July 5 2005
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- 9:45am
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The Great British Bake OffSeason 3 Episode 10: The Final
After weeks of pastries, cakes and sponges, collapsing gingerbread houses and dodgy doughnuts, Brendan, John and James are the remaining bakers. But only one can be crowned the winner, and to prove they have what it takes the finalists face their most demanding challenges yet. Over two days, they must create a perfect pithivier, or puff-pastry pie, before making fondant fancies and their last showstopper - the notoriously difficult chiffon sponge. Only then will judges Paul Hollywood and Mary Berry decide who deserves this year's title. Presented by Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins
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- 10:45am
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Restoration RoadshowSeason 1 Episode 9: Chatsworth 1
Eric Knowles and the team visit Chatsworth House in Derbyshire, where paper conservator Louise Drover tries to restore a First World War trench map, ceramics expert Roger Hawkins carries out delicate surgery on fragile 20th-century figurines, and Rick Turner works on a damaged 19th-century gilt chair
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- 11:15am
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Planet EarthSeason 1 Episode 8: Jungles
The team travel to the Ngogo Forest in Uganda, where they study the largest chimpanzee group in the world defending their territory against neighbours. Life-forms such as the flying colugo, red crab spiders, blue birds of paradise and the parasitic fungi cordyceps - which have developed unique survival abilities - are also observed
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- 12:15pm
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- 1:00pm
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- 1:30pm
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The Chef's ProtegeSeason 1 Episode 9: EPISODE: 9
The four shortlisted students head to south-east London to cook at restaurant suppliers Natoora, where they are asked to select their own fresh ingredients to create a dish inspired by Theo Randall's rustic Italian style. Rival chefs Michel Roux Jr and Tom Kitchin are among those they will be cooking for, with only three of the hopefuls going through to the next stage
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- 2:00pm
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Antiques Road TripSeason 5 Episode 5: EPISODE: 5
In the week's final, antiques experts David Barby and Margie Cooper are pitted against each other at an auction in Lincoln. James Braxton and Charles Hanson then pick up the baton, beginning their battle in Somerset
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- 3:00pm
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Chelsea Flower Show 2013Season 1 Episode 10: EPISODE: 10
Alan Titchmarsh and Joe Swift find out what designer Diarmuid Gavin makes of the centenary show, while Carol Klein looks at the extraordinary ways that plants self-pollinate. There is also an interview with pioneering plantsman Adrian Bloom, who introduced the heuchera to the UK in 1983, and Chris Beardshaw explores the outdoor rooms
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- 4:00pm
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The Last Days of Anne Boleyn
On Friday May 19, 1536, Henry VIII's second wife Anne Boleyn became the first British queen to be executed, but the circumstances of her death remain shrouded in mystery and contradiction. Hilary Mantel, Philippa Gregory and David Starkey are among the leading authors and historians sifting through the evidence to try to determine why Henry had her killed
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- 5:00pm
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Watson and OliverSeason 2 Episode 5: EPISODE: 5
Another selection of character-based sketches from Lorna Watson and Ingrid Oliver, including some very flirty Europeans, the psychology of biscuit eating, and a hen night that goes horribly wrong. Plus, it looks as if prisoner Pat and warder Jean may be about to part for ever. Guest starring Hugo Speer
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- 5:30pm
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The TudorsSeason 1 Episode 7: Message to the Emperor
Henry feels depressed and begins to have doubts about his future and his ability to rule the country, as England's population suffers from a lack of food and a lethal plague called 'the sweats'. Drama, starring Jonathan Rhys Meyers
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- 7:15pm
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The TudorsSeason 1 Episode 8: Truth and Justice
'Episode 108' A special envoy from the Pope arrives to hear Henry's petition regarding the legitimacy of his marriage, with the fate of Cardinal Wolsey's career, the king's romance with Anne Boleyn, and the nation's relationship with Rome in the balance
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- 8:10pm
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PanoramaHillsborough: How They Buried the Truth
A Panorama investigation into Britain's worst football disaster, when 96 Liverpool fans died during the 1989 FA Cup semi-final. Reporter Peter Marshall asks why a succession of official investigations left the truth hidden for a generation, while previously unseen footage reveals a failure by the emergency services, how lives might have been saved and how subsequent inquiries were misled
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- 9:10pm
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- 10:55pm
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Schools: Your Body, Your ImageSeason 1 Episode 2: Schools - Your Body, Your Image - The Blame Game
Amber Jane Butchart and Raphael Babalola investigate why companies advertising fashion, beauty products and clothing use models who do not reflect the average person. They also reveal new research that suggests women would still spend money on outfits from un-airbrushed adverts
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- 11:05pm
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Schools: Your Body, Your ImageSeason 1 Episode 4: Schools - Your Body, Your Image - Hideous Histories
A look at the beauty industry from a worldwide perspective, including a growing trend to fit in with the 'perfect Western' body image. Plus, the tricks used in fashion photography
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- 11:15pm
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Schools: Your Body, Your ImageSeason 1 Episode 5: Schools - Your Body, Your Image - Faking It
A look at the beauty industry from a worldwide perspective, including a growing trend to fit in with the 'perfect Western' body image. Plus, the tricks used in fashion photography
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- 11:20pm
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Schools: Your Body, Your ImageSeason 1 Episode 3: Schools - Your Body, Your Image - Body Talk
A look at the beauty industry from a worldwide perspective, including a growing trend to fit in with the 'perfect Western' body image. Plus, the tricks used in fashion photography
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- 11:30pm
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Schools - Music, Mud and Making Money
Radio 1 DJ Greg James explores businesses involved in music festivals to explain five concepts - entrepreneurship, sole trading, franchises, companies and profit and loss. Designed for GCSE business studies students