TV Alert 2017

04 Apr 2017 11:53 #11 by PETERTHEEATER
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They have a long network of fibre-optic cabling presumably for data transmission and that is likely above ground for ease of maintenance.

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30 Apr 2017 18:40 #12 by mbriscoe
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Countryfile tonight was showing a company farming salmon inside a large hangar.

The large hangar at Machrihanish had been rented out for fish farming so not sure if that was the one shown.

NATURE: Countryfile
On: BBC 1 Scotland HD
Date: Sunday 30th April 2017 (22 minutes left)
Time: 19:00 to 20:00 (1 hour long)

Warwickshire.
It is Hedgehog Awareness Week. Populations of wild British hedgehogs have declined rapidly since the turn of the century, but Ellie Harrison meets three schoolgirls on a mission to keep the hedgehogs of Warwickshire safe from harm. Ellie also visits the Heart of England Forest, which is creating woodland of native trees. Steve Brown meets the volunteers helping to bring the wildlife back to the River Tame. The river, canal and floodplain that make up the wetlands are remnants of Warwickshire's industrial past, but they are now joining up the waterways for nature. John Craven is at a nature reserve with a difference - it is not just a home for wildflowers and wildlife, it is a permanent resting place for people too. The Sunrising Nature Reserve is a burial ground for people who want a very natural resting place after they die. John also visits a farming family who have swapped pints of milk for pints of beer by turning their dairy into a microbrewery.
(Stereo, Including Weather for the Week Ahead, Widescreen, High Definition, Subtitles, 3 Star)
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02 May 2017 07:40 #13 by John Anderson
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Britain's Nuclear Bomb: The Inside Story

BBC4 on Wednesday 3 May 9 to 10pm

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02 May 2017 11:46 #14 by PETERTHEEATER
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Thanks. I shall see if they have a Podcast of that programme. For odd reasons, probably proprietary rights issues, BBC World Radio ban the use of their 'player' in Thailand so to listen to BBC World Radio via the internet I have to use a third party app via my phone which is convenient at times. I can get them on shortwave but actual broadcast times since budget cuts were made is very inconvenient..

Having been inside an empty but assembled Blue Danube I can report that it is boring.......

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02 May 2017 12:05 #15 by mbriscoe
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Thanks. I shall see if they have a Podcast of that programme. For odd reasons, probably proprietary rights issues, BBC World Radio ban the use of their 'player' in Thailand so to listen to BBC World Radio via the internet I have to use a third party app via my phone which is convenient at times. I can get them on shortwave but actual broadcast times since budget cuts were made is very inconvenient..

Having been inside an empty but assembled Blue Danube I can report that it is boring.......


It is BBC Four (i.e. Television) not BBC Radio 4

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03 May 2017 09:19 #16 by PETERTHEEATER
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Oh poop! But I think that a transcription may be available from my search yesterday. But only after the actual broadcast.

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04 May 2017 18:29 #17 by mbriscoe
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The One Show tonight had a nice little tribute to Albert Ball VC with the 100 year anniversary of his death coming up at the weekend.on the 7th May.

disc.yourwebapps.com/discussion.cgi?disc=244414;article=13282

disc.yourwebapps.com/discussion.cgi?disc=244414;article=13283;

Discovery of family recipe allows RAF Museum to recreate fighter ace's favourite plum cake

The programme shared some of the cake with present day members of 56 Squadron. My father's second cousin wrote the first biography of him.

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04 May 2017 21:06 #18 by Bomber
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There is a couple of statues to Albert ball in Nottingham one is in the Castle grounds & the other is in Lenton in front of some arms houses near Lenton parish church .
Regards,
Bomber.

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20 May 2017 06:52 #19 by mbriscoe
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A programme on BBC2 tonight visits RAF Staxton.

DOCUMENTARY: Yorkshire Wolds Way
On: BBC 2 HD
Date: Saturday 20th May 2017 (starting this evening)
Time: 20:00 to 20:30 (30 minutes long)

Adventurer Paul Rose explores the 79 miles of the Yorkshire Wolds Way, arguably Britain's least well-known national walking trail. In this edition, Paul takes to the skies to get a unique view of this stretch of chalk downland and gets a special invitation to a military base that has been keeping the country safe since the start of WWII. episode 2.
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Inside Staxton Radar Base

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21 May 2017 10:19 #20 by canberra
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I watched this programme, and I thought "why bother?" with the piece on Staxton, I thought the piece before it on the ROC bunker was more interesting.

After that I caught the last half of a programme on Edmonton airport in Canada. I was gobsmacked that they actually use grit on the airfield in winter!

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