Events That Changed Our World, Five
20th December 2005
To be broadcast on 23rd December, Michael Buerk presents this 90-minute film that counts down the ten most historical significant historical events since 1945.
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Tsunami: Where Was God? on Channel 4
19th December 2005
In 3BM's current production, Mark Dowd investigates arguably the greatest theological conundrum that Christianity has ever known - how to reconcile the suffering caused by natural disasters like the 2004 Indian Ocean Earthquake with belief in a benevolent God?
Live 8 on BBC1
12th December 2005
In July 2005, 3 billion people around the world watched a glittering line-up of musical legends perform in concerts designed to pressure the G8 leaders into putting an end to poverty in Africa.
Top Dog on Animal Planet
12th December 2005
The first ever Top Dog will be shown this Saturday at 5pm on Animal Planet. Presented by Shauna Lowry, this competition puts five pooches and their owners through their paces.
Award nomination for Brook Lapping
7th December 2005
Live Aid - The Real Story has been shortlisted for a Broadcast Award in the Best Popular Factual Programme category. The film traces the story of Live Aid from its humble beginnings through to the phenomenon that it became.
Heroes of World War II on Five
2nd December 2005
The Men Who Planned D-Day from the above series will be repeating at 8pm on Friday 30th December. Nigel Spivey credits the unsung Heroes of World War Two.
Lennon: The Wenner Tapes, BBC Radio 4
2nd December 2005
In the run-up to its transmission, Brook Lapping radio’s production is already causing ripples throughout the British press. Told through the never-broadcast audio of Wenner's 1970 interview with Lennon for Rolling Stone magazine, this 1 hour feature commemorates anniversary of Lennon's death.
Watch Geldof interview on School Leadership
29th November 2005
Watch the interview with Live 8 campaigner Sir Bob Geldof on leadership, why headteachers are so important and the evils of email.
Hidden Treasure Houses, Series II
16th November 2005
James Miller unlocks the secret treasure troves of 7 very select and private stately houses around Britain for a 2nd series of Hidden Treasure Houses. In each house, James is a guest of its owners, and in the conversations that ensue between them a great deal of social history is told.
Madonna on BBC Radio 2
15th November 2005
Ten Alps Radio is currently working on a profile of Madonna, examining her career from the early days in New York in the early 80's through to the release of the new album Confessions on a Dancefloor.
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