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The Dam Busters
Sat 18 May
3:35pm (150 mins)
Classic war film with one of the best-known theme tunes of all time. During World War II, the British were desperate to destroy Germany's industrial heartland and when Guy Gibson and scientist Barnes Wallis developed the ingenious 'bouncing bombs' they were at last in a position to do so. For the RAF pilots, it would be a daring and dangerous mission, but first they had to undergo rigorous training. Genuine newsreel footage of the time is used in the final dramatic sequences.
The Family Man
Sat 18 May
3:40pm (150 mins)
Whimsical romantic comedy. Celestial intervention in the life of a bachelor sees him plunged into an alternative reality where he and his childhood sweetheart are happily married parents.
Jane Eyre
Sat 18 May
3:40pm (130 mins)
Charlotte Bronte's classic story, adapted by Kay Mellor. After a wretched childhood, Jane Eyre is welcomed to Thornfield Hall by housekeeper Mrs Fairfax when she takes up the post of governess to young Adele. But she finds herself falling in love with Thornfield's owner, the mysterious Mr Rochester.
Sat 18 May
3:45pm (15 mins)
Children's factual show. Super scientist Nina and her young engineers travel the UK in search of engineering wonders. Nina investigates how hovercraft work - with the help of Belle, her hearing neuron. Engineers Felix, Gabriella and Sha'la visit Nina in her workshop and discover that a hovercraft can move on land and water by floating on a cushion of air. Then they head to the Isle of Wight to have a ride on a hovercraft and see how it works.
Sat 18 May
3:50pm (60 mins)
Antiques dealer Andrew Lamberty uses his expertise to buy and sell a range of fascinating objects and donates all the profits to these small struggling charities. Andrew travels to Surrey to meet a dementia support charity and to Cornwall to an animal shelter in dire need of repair. With a natural time pressure of three months before the market shuts down for the season, Andrew is in the thick of it at trade fairs in Avignon in the South of France and Parma in Italy. Speaking the language to negotiate the best prices, Andrew buys a 1950s designer table for a song. In Paris, Andrew reveals his tactics on how to bid at auction and secures a pair of vintage diamond earrings. And his journey concludes with his own black tie charity auction night in central London.
CSI: NY
Series 6 | Episode 18
Sat 18 May
3:55pm (55 mins)
New York-based spin-off of the crime drama series. Sid rules that the death of a woman pursuing answers about her twin brother's disappearance is a suicide, but Stella is certain that she was murdered. Is Sid losing his edge, or has Stella become too emotionally invested in the case?
Rules of Engagement
Series 1 | Episode 4
Sat 18 May
4:00pm (30 mins)
Audrey is under whelmed by Jeff's response to her big promotion and thinks he is more interested in his favourite basketball team than he is in her. Adam and Jennifer argue over money.
Young Dracula
Sat 18 May
4:00pm (30 mins)
Drama following the misadventures of Vlad and Ingrid, who have moved to Britain with their father, Count Dracula. The Count becomes hooked on daytime TV and decides that making movies is a piece of cake. Robin reckons that the reason he does not fit into his family is because he and Vlad were swapped at birth. Vlad thinks Robin's theory sounds like a plot from a bad soap opera, but the recently-addicted Count thinks it's a perfectly plausible idea.
Kerwhizz
Sat 18 May
4:00pm (25 mins)
Children's quiz. Long Grass, Crumbling Bridges and Lily Ponds are all obstacles that the three keen teams have to overcome in the raceworld.
BBC News
Sat 18 May
4:00pm (60 mins)
Twenty-four hours a day, the latest national and international stories as they break.
Airline
Sat 18 May
4:00pm (30 mins)
It's a busy day at Luton and Liverpool, but Leo Jones is all dressed up for easyJet's Christmas party. Will he win back his ex-girlfriend, Mel, after their recent split?
Carp Crew
Sat 18 May
4:00pm (30 mins)
Kev Green challenges international angling expert Brian Skoyles to land a monster carp in France. But are 40lb specimens really hiding in this swim?