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_12-30-kickoffs-are-a-crime-klopp-and-guardiola-launch-attack-on-scheduling.jpg "Jürgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola launched an attack on the broadcasters for the Premier League")
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_new-tricks-s09-e03-queen-and-country.jpg "First broadcast 10th September 2012.<br/><br/>At Christmas 2008, Foreign Office employee Annabel Tilson's body was found in a frozen lake, the assumption being that she killed herself after suffering a miscarriage and demotion at work when her lap-top, containing sensitive information, was stolen.<br/><br/>Alun Armstrong ... Brian Lane<br/>Amanda Redman ... Det.Supt.Sandra Pullman<br/>Dennis Waterman ... Gerry Standing<br/>Anthony Calf ... D.A.C. Robert Strickland<br/>Sharon Small ... Minnie / Annabel Tilson<br/>Julian Peedle-Calloo ... Eddie<br/>Josette Simon ... Vera (as Josettesimon-93556)<br/>Aislín McGuckin ... Laura Marsh<br/>James Wilby ... Peter Hammond<br/>Simon Day ... Tony Symes<br/>Greg Bennett ... Police Constable <br/>Sharon Lawrence ... Mrs. Hammond")
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_ruzgarli-tepe-episode-87-english-subtitles-celetv.jpg "Ruzgarli Tepe - Episode 87 English Subtitles")
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_12-30-kickoffs-are-a-crime-klopp-and-guardiola-launch-attack-on-scheduling.jpg "Jürgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola launched an attack on the broadcasters for the Premier League")
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_travel-man-s08-e03-48-hours-in-tallinn.jpg "First broadcast 29th April 2019.<br/><br/>Richard Ayoade and Alice Levine, DJ, broadcaster and podcaster, do the Estonian capital in 48 hours - including the city's most see-able sights, some nosh at its top restaurant, and a stroke of Sean Connery's face.<br/>")
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_meet-the-richardsons-s02-e01.jpg "First broadcast 8th April 2021.<br/><br/>The Richardsons return, their daughter has started swearing and the pair don't know who to blame.<br/><br/>Lucy Beaumont ... Lucy<br/>Jon Richardson ... Jon<br/>Russell Howard ... Russell Howard<br/>Johnny Vegas ... Johnny Vegas<br/>Michele Austin ... Dani Julian<br/>Rosina Carbone ... Rosina Carbone<br/>James Daffern ... Lucy's Ex<br/>Elinor Dixon ... Elinor Dixon<br/>Guy Harris ... Guy Harris<br/>Sarah Parks ... Sarah Parks / Margaret<br/>Damion Priestley ... Neighbour<br/>Emma Priestley ... Neighbour<br/>Esme Stafford ... Esme Stafford<br/>Elaine Richardson ... Self<br/>Tim Reid ... Tim Reid<br/>Elsie Richardson ... Elsie")
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_qi-series-u-episode-1-all-i-want-for-christmas-is-u.jpg "First broadcast 18th December 2023.<br/><br/>Host:<br/>Sandi Toksvig<br/><br/>Guests:<br/>Alan Davies<br/>Eshaan Akbar<br/>Jo Brand<br/>Jimmy Carr")
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_gwyl-len-llandeilo-lit-fest-draws-its-biggest-crowd.jpg "The recent Gŵyl Lên Llandeilo Lit Fest saw crowds return in record numbers to Llandeilo, in a literary bonanza for the Carmarthenshire town.<br/>With 1,350 tickets sold across three days, the annual event grew this year by two-thirds, drawing fans of the written and spoken word from across South and West Wales.<br/>Highlights included the festival's first dedicated children's event in the town’s newly refurbished Yr Hen Farchnad. Talks and workshops at Kids Fest at the Lit Fest were led by award-winning Wales-based children's authors like Children’s Laureate for Wales Alex Wharton and Jonny Duddle.<br/>Aardman Animations led popular model-making and animation workshops alongside an array of free creative activities for families.<br/>This year’s festival broke new ground by embarking on a schools’ programme that delivered writing, poetry, performance and illustration workshops for 320 children across five of Llandeilo's nearby primary schools.<br/>Dafydd Iwan, Kate Humble, John Devereux, Alun Ffred, Siôn Rowlands and an evening of urban myths and legends were the weekend's big crowd pleasers, with tales of hiraeth, sport, crime, politics and more.<br/>The festival's largest programme of Welsh-language sessions to date featured many of Wales' homegrown literary stars, including National Eisteddfod prize-winning poet Sioned Erin Hughes and writer and broadcaster Myfanwy Alexander.<br/>Gŵyl Lên Llandeilo Lit Fest founder and co-chair Christoph Fischer said: “It's just so brilliant to see Llandeilo's literature festival go from strength-to-strength as we draw more crowds to our small town each year. As well as hosting some of Wales' celebrated writers like Owen Sheers and Bethan Gwanas, we’re also seeing a growing appetite for discussions about civic issues that matter to people across our communities.”<br/>Gŵyl Lên Llandeilo Lit Fest is organised by volunteers, supported by Menter Dinefwr and funded by the Heart of Wales Line Community Grant Scheme and the Literature Wales’ Inspiring Communities Fund. The children’s programme received funding from Llandeilo Town Council, Carmarthenshire County Council’s Ten Towns Event Fund and the UK Government Shared Prosperity Fund.<br/>")
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_lovejoy-s04-e06-judgment-of-solomon.jpg "First broadcast 14th February 1993.<br/><br/>Retired RAF officer Connaught asks Lovejoy to sell a collection of Jewish religious artefacts, allegedly purchased by his late wife and with no provenance.<br/><br/>Ian McShane ... Lovejoy<br/>Phyllis Logan ... Lady Jane Felsham<br/>Dudley Sutton ... Tinker Dill<br/>Chris Jury ... Eric Catchpole<br/>Malcolm Tierney ... Charlie Gimbert<br/>Peter Jeffrey ... Geoffrey Connaught<br/>Alfred Marks ... Solomon Senior<br/>Gareth Marks ... Solomon Junior<br/>Cyril Shaps ... Watchmaker<br/>Eric Deacon ... Det. Insp. Hardwick<br/>Barrie Houghton ... Desk Sergeant<br/>Jim Dunk ... Ditson<br/>Tim Potter ... Harrison<br/>Ann Way ... Mrs Thomas<br/>Eddy Seager ... Ginger<br/>Anthony Georghiou ... Fred<br/>Mary Henry ... Esther Solomon<br/>John Pennington ... Bank Manager<br/>David Albion ... Policeman<br/>Jacqui Sheehy ... Ma Barker")
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_lovejoy-s04-e04-the-colour-of-mary.jpg "First broadcast 31st January 1993.<br/><br/>Charlie Gimbert, Lovejoy's former landlord, returns, with Murray McNally, a once famous snooker player, now a bad-tempered drunk, whose management Gimbert has 'inherited'.<br/><br/>Ian McShane ... Lovejoy<br/>Phyllis Logan ... Lady Jane Felsham<br/>Dudley Sutton ... Tinker Dill<br/>Chris Jury ... Eric Catchpole<br/>Malcolm Tierney ... Charlie Gimbert<br/>Alex Norton ... Murray McNally<br/>Dennis Taylor ... Self<br/>Brian Pettifer ... Willy Kinross<br/>Martin Clunes ... Anthony Drury<br/>Robert Daws ... Stevens<br/>Julia St John ... Rosemary<br/>Chas Hall ... Barman")
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_hiriya-jeevagala-bhaava-124-b-venkataramana-124-part-1.jpg "ಹಿರಿಯ ಜೀವಗಳ ಭಾವ .<br/><br/>Interviewed by B A Ganesh.<br/><br/>Date of broadcast--06/10/2022<br/><br/>#hiriyajeevagalabhava")
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_stv-strike-action-in-glasgow.jpg "Union ‘optimistic’ as STV staff go on strike for second time in pay dispute<br/>NUJ members at STV are seeking a 6% pay rise.<br/><br/>More talks with management are expected after STV journalists walked out on strike for a second time in a dispute over pay, a union organiser has said.<br/><br/>The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) is seeking a 6% pay rise for members at broadcaster STV to “keep pace with inflation” during the cost-of-living crisis.<br/><br/>NUJ representatives and staff attended the STV annual general meeting (AGM) in Glasgow on Wednesday where they put questions about the dispute to the board.<br/><br/>Nick McGowan-Lowe, NUJ national organiser for Scotland, said they are optimistic the industrial action and attendance at the AGM has “had the desired effect” and said that more talks with management are now planned.<br/><br/>The action by NUJ members at STV across Scotland will disrupt news programming on Wednesday, with the flagship STV News At Six programme due to be replaced by Sean’s Scotland, and network show Peston aired in place of Scotland Tonight.<br/><br/>Mr McGowan-Lowe said there was a “strong” presence on the picket line in Glasgow, where staff were joined by colleagues who had travelled from Dundee and Edinburgh.<br/><br/>He said: “We put questions to the board about the dispute highlighting that, and as a result both the chair and the chief executive have committed to get back into talks as soon as possible.<br/><br/>“At the moment the next step is more talks to moving towards a resolution so we remain optimistic that today’s strike action and attendance at the AGM has had the desired effect.<br/><br/>“I really think we showed our strength today and I’m hoping that management at STV have understood that they need to take control of this dispute and sit round the table to work out an agreement.”<br/><br/>The strike comes after union members walked out for 24 hours on March 28 and the latest pay offer put forward by the company was rejected by staff.<br/>NUJ members at STV around the country including Inverness, Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Dundee and Glasgow walked out for 24 hours on Wednesday.<br/><br/>On the picket line in Glasgow they held banners calling for “Fair pay for journalists” and “Fair pay now”.<br/><br/>An STV spokesperson said: “STV has always been open to dialogue and today both our chair and chief executive reiterated the company’s willingness to continue discussions and hope for a swift resolution.”<br/><br/>The company added: “We’re disappointed that following discussions and an enhanced offer being made, members of the NUJ have decided to proceed with strike action on May 1.<br/><br/>“We understand that almost half of NUJ members voted to accept the enhanced offer, which included a bonus payment for all STV staff.<br/><br/>“We remain open to further dialogue but the NUJ’s claim for an above inflation pay increase of 6% – nearly twice the current level of inflation – is unrealistic and unaffordable. We have made clear that we will not agree a separate deal for NUJ members in excess of the award for all colleagues; and we mainta")
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_12-30-kickoffs-are-a-crime-klopp-and-guardiola-launch-attack-on-scheduling.webp "Jürgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola launched an attack on the broadcasters for the Premier League")
_new-tricks-s09-e03-queen-and-country.webp "First broadcast 10th September 2012.<br/><br/>At Christmas 2008, Foreign Office employee Annabel Tilson's body was found in a frozen lake, the assumption being that she killed herself after suffering a miscarriage and demotion at work when her lap-top, containing sensitive information, was stolen.<br/><br/>Alun Armstrong ... Brian Lane<br/>Amanda Redman ... Det.Supt.Sandra Pullman<br/>Dennis Waterman ... Gerry Standing<br/>Anthony Calf ... D.A.C. Robert Strickland<br/>Sharon Small ... Minnie / Annabel Tilson<br/>Julian Peedle-Calloo ... Eddie<br/>Josette Simon ... Vera (as Josettesimon-93556)<br/>Aislín McGuckin ... Laura Marsh<br/>James Wilby ... Peter Hammond<br/>Simon Day ... Tony Symes<br/>Greg Bennett ... Police Constable <br/>Sharon Lawrence ... Mrs. Hammond")
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_12-30-kickoffs-are-a-crime-klopp-and-guardiola-launch-attack-on-scheduling.webp "Jürgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola launched an attack on the broadcasters for the Premier League")
_travel-man-s08-e03-48-hours-in-tallinn.webp "First broadcast 29th April 2019.<br/><br/>Richard Ayoade and Alice Levine, DJ, broadcaster and podcaster, do the Estonian capital in 48 hours - including the city's most see-able sights, some nosh at its top restaurant, and a stroke of Sean Connery's face.<br/>")
_meet-the-richardsons-s02-e01.webp "First broadcast 8th April 2021.<br/><br/>The Richardsons return, their daughter has started swearing and the pair don't know who to blame.<br/><br/>Lucy Beaumont ... Lucy<br/>Jon Richardson ... Jon<br/>Russell Howard ... Russell Howard<br/>Johnny Vegas ... Johnny Vegas<br/>Michele Austin ... Dani Julian<br/>Rosina Carbone ... Rosina Carbone<br/>James Daffern ... Lucy's Ex<br/>Elinor Dixon ... Elinor Dixon<br/>Guy Harris ... Guy Harris<br/>Sarah Parks ... Sarah Parks / Margaret<br/>Damion Priestley ... Neighbour<br/>Emma Priestley ... Neighbour<br/>Esme Stafford ... Esme Stafford<br/>Elaine Richardson ... Self<br/>Tim Reid ... Tim Reid<br/>Elsie Richardson ... Elsie")
_qi-series-u-episode-1-all-i-want-for-christmas-is-u.webp "First broadcast 18th December 2023.<br/><br/>Host:<br/>Sandi Toksvig<br/><br/>Guests:<br/>Alan Davies<br/>Eshaan Akbar<br/>Jo Brand<br/>Jimmy Carr")
_gwyl-len-llandeilo-lit-fest-draws-its-biggest-crowd.webp "The recent Gŵyl Lên Llandeilo Lit Fest saw crowds return in record numbers to Llandeilo, in a literary bonanza for the Carmarthenshire town.<br/>With 1,350 tickets sold across three days, the annual event grew this year by two-thirds, drawing fans of the written and spoken word from across South and West Wales.<br/>Highlights included the festival's first dedicated children's event in the town’s newly refurbished Yr Hen Farchnad. Talks and workshops at Kids Fest at the Lit Fest were led by award-winning Wales-based children's authors like Children’s Laureate for Wales Alex Wharton and Jonny Duddle.<br/>Aardman Animations led popular model-making and animation workshops alongside an array of free creative activities for families.<br/>This year’s festival broke new ground by embarking on a schools’ programme that delivered writing, poetry, performance and illustration workshops for 320 children across five of Llandeilo's nearby primary schools.<br/>Dafydd Iwan, Kate Humble, John Devereux, Alun Ffred, Siôn Rowlands and an evening of urban myths and legends were the weekend's big crowd pleasers, with tales of hiraeth, sport, crime, politics and more.<br/>The festival's largest programme of Welsh-language sessions to date featured many of Wales' homegrown literary stars, including National Eisteddfod prize-winning poet Sioned Erin Hughes and writer and broadcaster Myfanwy Alexander.<br/>Gŵyl Lên Llandeilo Lit Fest founder and co-chair Christoph Fischer said: “It's just so brilliant to see Llandeilo's literature festival go from strength-to-strength as we draw more crowds to our small town each year. As well as hosting some of Wales' celebrated writers like Owen Sheers and Bethan Gwanas, we’re also seeing a growing appetite for discussions about civic issues that matter to people across our communities.”<br/>Gŵyl Lên Llandeilo Lit Fest is organised by volunteers, supported by Menter Dinefwr and funded by the Heart of Wales Line Community Grant Scheme and the Literature Wales’ Inspiring Communities Fund. The children’s programme received funding from Llandeilo Town Council, Carmarthenshire County Council’s Ten Towns Event Fund and the UK Government Shared Prosperity Fund.<br/>")
_lovejoy-s04-e06-judgment-of-solomon.webp "First broadcast 14th February 1993.<br/><br/>Retired RAF officer Connaught asks Lovejoy to sell a collection of Jewish religious artefacts, allegedly purchased by his late wife and with no provenance.<br/><br/>Ian McShane ... Lovejoy<br/>Phyllis Logan ... Lady Jane Felsham<br/>Dudley Sutton ... Tinker Dill<br/>Chris Jury ... Eric Catchpole<br/>Malcolm Tierney ... Charlie Gimbert<br/>Peter Jeffrey ... Geoffrey Connaught<br/>Alfred Marks ... Solomon Senior<br/>Gareth Marks ... Solomon Junior<br/>Cyril Shaps ... Watchmaker<br/>Eric Deacon ... Det. Insp. Hardwick<br/>Barrie Houghton ... Desk Sergeant<br/>Jim Dunk ... Ditson<br/>Tim Potter ... Harrison<br/>Ann Way ... Mrs Thomas<br/>Eddy Seager ... Ginger<br/>Anthony Georghiou ... Fred<br/>Mary Henry ... Esther Solomon<br/>John Pennington ... Bank Manager<br/>David Albion ... Policeman<br/>Jacqui Sheehy ... Ma Barker")
_lovejoy-s04-e04-the-colour-of-mary.webp "First broadcast 31st January 1993.<br/><br/>Charlie Gimbert, Lovejoy's former landlord, returns, with Murray McNally, a once famous snooker player, now a bad-tempered drunk, whose management Gimbert has 'inherited'.<br/><br/>Ian McShane ... Lovejoy<br/>Phyllis Logan ... Lady Jane Felsham<br/>Dudley Sutton ... Tinker Dill<br/>Chris Jury ... Eric Catchpole<br/>Malcolm Tierney ... Charlie Gimbert<br/>Alex Norton ... Murray McNally<br/>Dennis Taylor ... Self<br/>Brian Pettifer ... Willy Kinross<br/>Martin Clunes ... Anthony Drury<br/>Robert Daws ... Stevens<br/>Julia St John ... Rosemary<br/>Chas Hall ... Barman")
_hiriya-jeevagala-bhaava-124-b-venkataramana-124-part-1.webp "ಹಿರಿಯ ಜೀವಗಳ ಭಾವ .<br/><br/>Interviewed by B A Ganesh.<br/><br/>Date of broadcast--06/10/2022<br/><br/>#hiriyajeevagalabhava")
_stv-strike-action-in-glasgow.webp "Union ‘optimistic’ as STV staff go on strike for second time in pay dispute<br/>NUJ members at STV are seeking a 6% pay rise.<br/><br/>More talks with management are expected after STV journalists walked out on strike for a second time in a dispute over pay, a union organiser has said.<br/><br/>The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) is seeking a 6% pay rise for members at broadcaster STV to “keep pace with inflation” during the cost-of-living crisis.<br/><br/>NUJ representatives and staff attended the STV annual general meeting (AGM) in Glasgow on Wednesday where they put questions about the dispute to the board.<br/><br/>Nick McGowan-Lowe, NUJ national organiser for Scotland, said they are optimistic the industrial action and attendance at the AGM has “had the desired effect” and said that more talks with management are now planned.<br/><br/>The action by NUJ members at STV across Scotland will disrupt news programming on Wednesday, with the flagship STV News At Six programme due to be replaced by Sean’s Scotland, and network show Peston aired in place of Scotland Tonight.<br/><br/>Mr McGowan-Lowe said there was a “strong” presence on the picket line in Glasgow, where staff were joined by colleagues who had travelled from Dundee and Edinburgh.<br/><br/>He said: “We put questions to the board about the dispute highlighting that, and as a result both the chair and the chief executive have committed to get back into talks as soon as possible.<br/><br/>“At the moment the next step is more talks to moving towards a resolution so we remain optimistic that today’s strike action and attendance at the AGM has had the desired effect.<br/><br/>“I really think we showed our strength today and I’m hoping that management at STV have understood that they need to take control of this dispute and sit round the table to work out an agreement.”<br/><br/>The strike comes after union members walked out for 24 hours on March 28 and the latest pay offer put forward by the company was rejected by staff.<br/>NUJ members at STV around the country including Inverness, Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Dundee and Glasgow walked out for 24 hours on Wednesday.<br/><br/>On the picket line in Glasgow they held banners calling for “Fair pay for journalists” and “Fair pay now”.<br/><br/>An STV spokesperson said: “STV has always been open to dialogue and today both our chair and chief executive reiterated the company’s willingness to continue discussions and hope for a swift resolution.”<br/><br/>The company added: “We’re disappointed that following discussions and an enhanced offer being made, members of the NUJ have decided to proceed with strike action on May 1.<br/><br/>“We understand that almost half of NUJ members voted to accept the enhanced offer, which included a bonus payment for all STV staff.<br/><br/>“We remain open to further dialogue but the NUJ’s claim for an above inflation pay increase of 6% – nearly twice the current level of inflation – is unrealistic and unaffordable. We have made clear that we will not agree a separate deal for NUJ members in excess of the award for all colleagues; and we mainta")
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