Wednesday 29 Oct 2014
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Highlights 30 January-5 February 2010
Seven Ages Of Britain
Sunday 31 January on BBC ONE
Written and presented by David Dimbleby, this new series charts a landmark history of Britain's greatest art and artefacts over 2,000 years
Nicola Roberts – The Truth About Tanning
Thursday 4 February on BBC THREE
Girls Aloud's Nicola Roberts embarks on a personal journey exploring the culture and consequences of tanning among young people in the UK, and the extremes they go to, as part of BBC Three's Dangerous Pleasures season of hard-hitting and thought-provoking documentaries
Murder On The Lake
Monday 1 February on BBC FOUR
Award-winning Henry Singer's (The Falling Man) film tells the story of conservationist Joan Root, who died in mysterious circumstances in Kenya in 2006
The Virtual Revolution – The Great Levelling?
Saturday 30 January on BBC TWO
The profound impact of the world wide web is examined 20 years on from its invention in a major new series looking at how, for better and for worse, the digital revolution is reshaping our lives
Tennis – Australian Open
Sunday 31 January on BBC ONE
Sue Barker presents live coverage of the men's singles final at the 2010 Australian Open, with expert analysis from former British No. 1 Tim Henman (highlights of the women's singles final can be seen on Saturday)
Tinga Tinga Tales
From Monday 1 February on CBEEBIES
This vibrant new series created specially for three- to six-year-olds is based on African folktales and the Tinga Tinga art of Tanzania and brings to life some tall tales with big surprises
BEING MUM SEASON
My Child Won't Speak
Tuesday 2 February on BBC ONE
BBC One's series of thought-provoking documentaries continues with a film following the lives of three young people as they attempt to tackle their greatest fear – speaking
The Culture Show
Thursday 4 February on BBC TWO
Martin Amis is interviewed as his eagerly anticipated new novel is published
Ottorino Respighi – A Dream Of Italy
Friday 5 February on BBC FOUR
BBC Four's new season of films by Christopher Nupen continues with an exploration of the life and music of composer Ottorino Respighi
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