The Story of NOW to air on the 27th May at 10pm on ITV

20.5.13

 Now That’s What I Call Music! is one of the British pop music’s biggest success stories.  Since the first ever Now was rolled out for Christmas 1983 with its delicious mix of Phil Collins, Kajagoogoo, Culture Club and Howard Jones, the series has gone on to sell more than 100 million records in the UK alone. Everyone owns one; you can pretty much work out someone’s age by it; and 30 years on, Now shows no signs of slowing down. With contributions from Sir Richard Branson, Dermot O’Leary, Dom Joly, Mark Wright, Jason Donovan, Limahl, Pete Waterman, Brian McFadden, Liz McClarnon, Gordon Smart and many others, this is going to be a must-see for all music fans.

You can catch documentary, marking the 30th anniversary of the phenomenon, on Monday 27th May at 10pm on ITV.

Sarah Beeny repeats on C4 daytime

1.5.13

After a successful run on More4 and Saturday nights, there’s now another chance to see Sarah Beeny’s Selling Houses on Channel 4 daytime.  Starting on Monday 6th May at 12.30 Sarah will be helping a new set of homeowners get their houses ready for a buyer every day for two consecutive weeks.  

 

Chefs: Put Your Menu Where Your Mouth Is starts on BBC1

8.4.13

Britain's topo chefs go head to head to see who can make the most money from creating fabulous food for the great British public, with locations ranging from an american diner and bowling alley in East London to the British Pullman, sister train to the Venice Simplon Orient-Express.

Chefs: Put Your Menu Where Your Mouth Is will be on BBC One each weekday at 3.45 from the 8th to the 26th of April.

Britain's First Photo Album returns to BBC2

3.4.13

John Seargent follows in the footsteps of the remarkable photographic pioneer, Francis Frith, to recapture Britain's First Photo Album. The series returns to our screens throughout April, starting on Friday 5th April at 2.45 on BBC2.

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