Her Majesty’s Prison:AylesburyMonday, 9pm

Piers Morgan’s Life StoriesFriday, 9pm

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666 Park AvenueTuesday, 10pm

Mr SelfridgeSunday, 9pm

UEFA Europa League LiveThursday, 5.30pm

Dancing on IceSunday, 6.15 and 8.30pm

AfterlifeMonday, 10pm

Big Time MovieWednesday, 2pm

Week 07/08 16th - 22ndFebruary 2013

The most exciting and prestigious event in the British pop music calendarcomes around again in February. James Corden returns as host for a thirdconsecutive year, with the ceremony now settled into its new home ofLondon’s O2 Arena after relocating from Earl’s Court in 2011. This year’sshow features live performances from the cream of British and internationalmusical talent, including Emeli Sandé, Mumford and Sons, One Direction,Taylor Swift and Robbie Williams, as well as an exclusive performance fromJustin Timberlake. The BRITs Global Success award is new to proceedingsin 2013, with Adele, Mumford and Sons and One Direction nominated inrecognition of their massive impact in the US and around the world thisyear. Awarded to new, upcoming artists in recognition of their talent andpotential, the Critics’ Choice award has proven to be an accurate indicatorof the next big thing in British music. Since its inception in 2008, the prizehas gone to Adele, Florence and the Machine, Ellie Goulding, Jessie J andEmeli Sandé. This year, Tom Odell becomes the first male recipient, butonly time will tell whether he can match the huge successes of the ladieswho preceded him. The most coveted award, as ever, will be theMastercard British Album of the Year. The biggest selling offering, EmeliSandé’s Our Version of Events, is the bookies’ favourite, but she will facecompetition from Alt-J, Mumford and Sons, Paloma Faith and Plan B.

The BRIT Awards 2013Wednesday 20th February, 8pm

Her Majesty’s Prison: AylesburyMonday 18th February, 9pm

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This two-part documentary,made by the producers of thecritically acclaimed Holloway,Wormwood Scrubs andStrangeways programmes,goes behind the scenes atBritain’s toughest juvenileprison. With unprecedentedaccess to a young offender’sinstitution whose inmatesinclude convicted murderers,

rapists, gangsters andpaedophiles – all aged between18 and 21 – the documentaryprovides a rare insight into thereality of the penal system.Aylesbury is the final port of callfor our most troubled andviolent young delinquents, withone in five serving life orindeterminate sentences inorder to protect the public.

Shot behind Aylesbury’stowering gates andcrumbling Victorianperimeter, footage showshow life for the 443young prisoners cancome down to survival ofthe fittest as rival gangsbattle for supremacy.Those who flounder inthis harsh environment

are housed on their ownspecial ‘poor copers’ wing. Butthose who continue to commitcrimes while they are locked upare placed into a new highlysecure segregation block – aprison within a prison.With many of the inmateshaving been abandoned byfriends, family and society,prison officers often findthemselves acting as surrogateparents and role models.Conflict, frequently spilling intoviolence, is a regularoccurrence. This episodefeatures disturbing scenes as agroup of northern newcomersjoin forces and take anotherprisoner hostage in a bid tonegotiate a transfer tosomewhere closer to home.

Week 07/08 16th - 22ndFebruary 2013

Piers Morgan’s Life Stories returns for its ninth serieswith more fascinating guests who have a story to tell.The previous series was both interesting and revealing,beginning with the veteran British actor Sir RogerMoore. Other guests included Dame Kelly Holmes,Denise Welch, Ronan Keating, Felicity Kendal and BurtReynolds. This series has established itself as one ofTV’s most revealing talk shows, with the format of oneguest per programme offering viewers a chance to findout what makes those famous people tick.The first person in the new series is Esther Rantzen,who began her career with the BBC as a trainee studiomanager. She came to prominence as presenter of thefrequently hilarious That’s Life!, which ran for 21 yearson BBC1, turning her into a national figure. She opens up about her affair with her boss at the BBC,Desmond Wilcox – a relationship which turned into a marriage lasting more than 20 years – andhow his early death left her bereft. Esther was the founder of the child protection charity ChildLine in1986, the first national helpline for young people in danger or distress. She discusses the impact ofthe Jimmy Savile scandal and the lessons that can be learned. Patron or vice-president of 15charities, she was awarded the CBE in 2006.

Piers Morgan’s Life StoriesFriday 22nd February, 9pm

Mr SelfridgeSunday 17th February, 9pm

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The drama series portraying the life of thevisionary American retailing entrepreneur, HarryGordon Selfridge, continues. Jeremy Piven playsthe title role, with Katherine Kelly as feisty andalluring socialite Lady Mae, Frances O’Connoras Harry’s wife Rose, Gregory Fitoussi asflamboyant creative director Henri Leclair, ZoeTapper as “the face of Selfridges” Ellen Love,

and Aisling Loftus as shop assistant Agnes. Setin London in 1909, the show explores not onlythe rise of the flamboyant tycoon but also a timewhen women were enjoying a new sense offreedom, campaigning for the vote and kickingover the traces of Victorian morality andconformity.While visiting Selfridges for a book signing, thedistinguished author and spiritualist Sir ArthurConan Doyle (John Sessions) persuades Harryto hold a séance in the store. Harry and Crabb(Ron Cook) are working on a potentially lucrativestock issue from the bank, with the help of LadyMae and Musker (Tim Woodward). Agnes istransferred to fashion, Doris (Lauren Crace) isdetermined to help an old friend, and MissMardle (Amanda Abbington) is still agonizingover Mr Grove (Tom Goodman-Hill), while Kitty(Amy Beth Hayes) has a secret admirer. Theséance reveals something which forces Harryand Lois (Kika Markham) into a major – and longoverdue – heart-to-heart.

Week 07/08 16th - 22ndFebruary 2013

Phillip Schofield and Christine Bleakley present the seventh roundof live shows. This year’s competitors – Pamela Anderson, ShayneWard, Anthea Turner, Keith Chegwin, Beth Tweddle, LukeCampbell, Matt Lapinskas, Samia Ghadie (pictured), LaurenGoodger, Oona King, Joe Pasquale, and Gareth Thomas, workingunder the watchful eyes of figure skating legends Jayne Torvill andChristopher Dean – have been wowing audiences with theirimpressive advancement from novice to semi-professional level.There was early disappointment for the female contestants,however, as Pamela Anderson, Lauren Goodger, Oona King andAnthea Turner crashed out of the competition within the first fourweeks. In week five, it was finally the boys’ turn as Shayne Wardbecame the first male to skate out of the show. Despite scoringhigh with the judges, both he and bookies’ favourite Matt Lapinskasfailed to garner enough public votes to ensure their safety, leadingto an emotional and unexpected skate-off showdown. As thecompetition marches towards the final, the skate-offs will becomemore nerve-racking than ever, as witnessed in week three when Oona’s professional partner MarkHanretty took a painful tumble. Judge Jason Gardiner went as far as calling it the most dramaticskate-off ever. Joining Jason on the judging panel are Robin Cousins and Karen Barber, togetherwith new judge Ashley Roberts.

Dancing on IceSunday 17th February, 6.15pm and 8.30pm

Wild Britain with Ray MearsFriday 22nd February, 8pm

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Conservationist and enthusiast for all thingsoutdoors Ray Mears continues his travelsaround Britain, investigating the local flora andfauna. This episode finds him in the remote Islesof Scilly. Lying 28 miles off the Cornish coast,

the islands are regularly battered by theferocious Atlantic winds but actually boast someof the mildest temperatures in Britain, makingthem an ideal habitat for some species of wildlifenormally associated with warmer climes. Exotic

plants like the South African Hottentot figthrive here. The islands are also home toone of the rarest species of insect on theplanet, the red barbed ant. Ray hooks upwith entomologist Ian Beavis, who showshim where to find this elusive creature.Feeling peckish, Ray harvests some limpetsand cooks an alfresco risotto for lunch. Theabundance of insects means that migrantbirds also use the islands as a source ofsustenance. Barn swallows find them aperfect stop-off as they make their way tothe mainland to breed. As night falls, Rayhas a delightful encounter with a hedgehog.

Week 07/08 16th - 22ndFebruary 2013

Paddy McGuinness presents the latest instalment of thedating show's fifth series, hoping to send more lovematches on a dream date to the sun-soaked Isle ofFernandos. Will he be able to land any of his 30 girls theirdream guy from this week’s quartet of eligible bachelors?The single, sassy and often rather kooky ladies will bewaiting patiently, hoping to be impressed by whoevercomes down the famous love lift. The gents do all theycan to dazzle the girls with an insight into their lives,quirks, passions and skills, but will this gathering ofpotential suitors be as hard to please as some of those inprevious series? Each of Paddy’s girls controls a light,which they can switch off if they don’t like what they see.None of the boys wish to join the blackout boys club,membership of which is offered to any gentleman unfortunate enough to fail keep at least onewoman interested until the end of their pitch. Tonight’s varied bunch of bachelors includes tailor Joefrom Worcester, fitness model Matt from Milton Keynes, London tattoo artist Glenn, and ventriloquistOwen from Ascot. As always, an optimistic Paddy casts an eye over last week’s pairings to find outhow they got on during their action-packed dates.

Take Me OutSaturday 16th February, 8.05pm

The Jonathan Ross ShowSaturday 16th February, 9.20pm

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Jonathan Ross introduces more Saturday nightchat with some of the biggest names from theworld of entertainment and sport accompaniedby some of the very best music around. Theinimitable Jonathan has already attracted sometop A-list guests to entertain viewers on these

cold winter Saturday nights, including MrSelfridge star Jeremy Piven, the very versatileJamie Foxx, actor David Tennant, Eddie Izzard,Russell Brand and some great live music fromthe likes of Madness, Paloma Faith, Alicia Keys,Pulp and Biffy Clyro. Last week, the guests wereanother intriguing mix including movie starsJohn C Reilly and Hayley Atwell, everyone’sfavourite scientist Brian Cox, the one and onlyAdam Ant, and music from pop duo Hurts. Thisweek’s guests include Britain’s most famousdouble act Ant and Dec, whose Saturday NightTakeaway is about to return for a new series.Actor and director Tim Roth, whose manyscreen credits include Pulp Fiction andReservoir Dogs, will doubtless be discussing hislatest film The Liability, in which he plays anageing hitman. Music is provided by the sassyKe$ha.

Week 07/08 16th - 22ndFebruary 2013

Award-winning actress and presenter CarolineQuentin continues her second eight-part documentaryseries about the beautiful and rugged county ofCornwall, as she spends another summer travellingaround her beloved childhood holiday destination.Along the way, she meets the hard-working andcolourful characters who help shape the region'scommunities, keeping tradition alive while doing theirbest to cope with the pressures and demands ofmodern British life. The locals on this picturesquepeninsula include a traditional mix of fishermen,shopkeepers, landlords and lifeboat heroes,alongside more modern occupations such as estateagents, gourmet chefs, organic food producers and entrepreneurs. In this week’s episode, localartist Glyn Macey’s summer of studies culminates in a beautiful painting of Porthcurno beach.Glamour and good will are the order of the day as the Fowey carnival waves farewell to Elaine andher carnival queens. Caroline takes to the water for a kayaking lesson before catching up with herold friends Jemma and Simon at one of their famous feast evenings at their picturesque cliff-topcafé near Portscatho on the beautiful Roseland Peninsula. As the summer continues, Caroline willvisit various towns, villages and residents to highlight the Cornish way of life, reminding us why thearea continues to draw so many visitors and why some of them decide to stay forever.

Cornwall with Caroline QuentinMonday 18th February, 8pm

666 Park AvenueTuesday 19th February, 10pm

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ITV2 adds another exciting newUS show to its line-up with this

supernatural drama series setin an upmarket New York Cityapartment building. Withechoes of the film Rosemary’sBaby, the series follows acouple, Jane Van Veen(Rachael Taylor) and HenryMartin (Dave Annable), as theymove into The Drake, anapartment complex onManhattan’s Upper East Side.The series opens with Janeand Henry being hired asbuilding managers, andeverything seems normal untilJane begins having strangedreams, meets one of thetenants with blood all over him,and discovers a mysteriousdragon mosaic in thebasement. Henry and Janeboth try to form a friendship

with the owners of the building,Olivia and Gavin Doran(Vanessa Williams and TerryO’Quinn), but it soon becomesapparent that they areharbouring some dark secrets.The other tenants at The Drakebelieve that their dreams arecoming true, unaware of thedark forces around them andnot realising that their goodfortune comes at a price. Oneresident gets into a nastyaccident when the elevatordoor almost kills her, whileanother neighbour ends upstriking a grisly deal with Gavinto bring his wife back from thedead. The series is producedby the same team that createdother ITV2 favourites GossipGirl and The Vampire Diaries.

Week 07/08 16th - 22ndFebruary 2013

Lesley Sharp and Andrew Lincoln star in this six-part drama series about a woman with psychicpowers and the academic who becomes involved with her. In the first episode, More Than Meetsthe Eye, psychology lecturer and psychic mediums specialist Robert Bridge (Lincoln) decides totake his students to a clairvoyance evening, where he meets troubled psychic Alison Mundy(Sharp). Robert is deeply sceptical of psychics and their abilities, but he soon realises that Alison isa far cry from the fraudulent practitioners that he is used to. Ever since she was a child Alison hasseen spirits, and after a near-death experience they are beginning to take over her life. She movedto Bristol in an attempt to start afresh, but the move has not worked out, and as she lies awake at

night Alison cannot escape thevoices that cry out to her. WhenAlison’s readings provoke anadverse reaction in one ofRobert’s students he begins tostudy her with the intention ofwriting a book about her. ButRobert is completely thrown whenAlison claims to see the spirit ofhis own son Josh, who was killedin a car accident four years earlier.

Afterlife *Monday 18th February, 10pm

The Vampire DiariesTuesday 19th February, 9pm

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The popular supernaturaldrama’s fourth series continueson ITV2 after a winter break.Based on novels by LJ Smithand created by KevinWilliamson (Scream, Dawson’sCreek) and Julie Plec, theseries tells the story of ElenaGilbert (Nina Dobrev), aresident of the small town ofMystic Falls, Virginia. Whenshe falls in love with a 162-year-old vampire named StefanSalvatore (Paul Wesley), she ispulled into a dark underworld ofvampires, werewolves andother supernatural characters.In the current series so far,Elena has had to deal with theextreme highs and lows ofbecoming a vampire, but isdetermined to continue her high

school studiesand live as normala life as possible.With all theobstacles thrownat them, includingStefan’s dark,brooding brotherDamon (IanSomerhalder) andhis tendency tocomplicate things,Elena andStefan’s love storyrarely runs smoothly.In this week’s episode, Elena’snemesis Rebekah (Claire Holt)suddenly reappears,demanding information about acure for vampirism. Elena’sfriend Bonnie is left feelinguneasy when her previously

estranged father becomesinterim mayor of Mystic Falls.Back at the lake house, Damonand Matt continue in theirattempt to train Jeremy as ahunter, but an impatient Klausintervenes in a bid to speed upthe process.

Week 07/08 16th - 22ndFebruary 2013

With the group stages completed, the EuropaLeague returns to ITV4 following a brief breakin proceedings. There is still plenty of Britishinterest left in the competition as it reaches theknockout stages, with Liverpool, TottenhamHotspur and Newcastle all qualifying from theirgroups. They are joined by Chelsea, followingtheir elimination from the Champions League.The round of 32 is played over two legs, withthe possibility of extra time and penalties ifthere is no conclusive result after 90 minutes inthe second leg. Liverpool face a tough drawagainst FC Zenit St Petersburg and Chelseawill be hoping to put aside their earlier disappointments in Europe by defeating Prague’s AC Sparta.This week ITV4 are showing live coverage of a second leg tie as Newcastle face Ukrainianopposition in Metalist Kharkiv and Tottenham travel to France for their second leg match againstLyon. Spurs will be hoping that Jermain Defoe will have recovered from his ankle injury, as theFrench side will prove to be tough opposition on their home turf. Lyon won their group veryimpressively, remaining unbeaten and dropping only two points in their six games.

UEFA Europa League Live *Thursday 21st February, 5.30pm

Big Time Movie *Wednesday 20th February, 2pm

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This feature film is based onthe acclaimed series aboutmembers of a boy band whoare trying to make it big in themusic industry. Kendall(Kendall Schmidt), James(James Maslow), Carlos(Carlos Pena Jr) and Logan(Logan Henderson) are on aplane to London for the start of

their world tour, with Gustavo(Stephen Kramer Glickman),Kelly (Tanya Chisholm), Katie(Ciara Bravo) and Mrs Knight(Challen Cates) tagging along.On the flight, Carlos fallsasleep and dreams that theband are secret agents, savingthe world and rescuing aprincess. When he tries to tellthe others about his vision,however, they are notinterested. Gustavo is moreworried about the bandbehaving themselves inEngland and issues a sternwarning when they get to theirhotel. Matters soon get out ofcontrol, however, whenKendall realises that he iscarrying an unfamiliarbackpack. Curiosity gets thebetter of him and he has a look

inside, to find a beetle-shapedgravitational device. Soon theboys are floating in the airaround their suite, and thingsonly get weirder when a girlcalled Penny Lane (EmmaLahana) crashes through thewindow. She tells them that sheis a spy and the bag belongs toher. Penny warns them that asmoothie in a white tuxedo isintent on destroying the moon,and she needs the band’s help.James develops a bit of a crushon the girl, but this appears notto be reciprocated. Meanwhile,Katie is trying to fix her motherup with the Duke of Bath sothat she can realise herambition of becoming aprincess. Piece by piece, itseems that Carlos’s dream iscoming true.

Week 07/08 16th - 22ndFebruary 2013

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Emmerdale

Lisa’s attempts to keep Belle out of mischief by giving her a list of chores to do at home fail whenBelle and Gemma head off to the café to meet Thomas and Sean. Hostilities break out on her returnhome as Lisa and Zak confiscate her mobile. Belle turns contrite, but then her parents find some

rather disturbing pictures on the phone and realise that they cannottrust her at all. Cain and Chas make peace but he insists thatDebbie is not to know that they are back on good terms. Moiratakes her car to the garage where Cain makes a shockingadmission – but how is Adam going to take the news? Charitystarts flirting with Declan, but he has seen through her plan tocheat him on the deal. A flaming row ensues, but the fire turns topassion and the pair end up in bed together. In their moment oflustful abandon, Declan misses a very important message from

Robbie on the answer machine. Edna’s money troubles grow steadily worse when she learns thatneeds a new roof. Rhona is fed up with Paddy hanging around and getting under their feet at thesurgery, and Marlon finds himself with an unwanted kitchen hand, who expects to be paid. Rubysuggests that Sean take on the role of Sandy’s carer and the pair bond while hanging out at Seth’shide. Bob is disappointed when Brian asks Brenda out and she accepts.

Coronation Street

Gail confronts Kylie after discovering a piece of paper with her bank details on it. Kylie admits thatLewis blackmailed her into helping him as he knew that the baby might not be David’s. Worriedabout what will happen next, Kylie goes off the rails and ends up getting drunk, leading to anaccident which puts her and her unborn baby in danger. When Gailfinds out the whole truth – that Nick could be the baby’s father –she is faced with a dilemma. Gloria returns from Portugal with anew fiancé, Eric. Stella stuns Gloria with news of her relationshipwith Jason and makes it known to Eric that her mother is a gold-digger. Eric soon turns his attention to Eva, lavishing her with giftsand offering to take her away with him. Faye is upset to learn thatTim is planning to move away to Kent for work, but she is thrilledwhen he manages to land a job with Jason. Owen tries to put astop to the plan, but fails and and ends up feeling pushed out once again. Izzy tackles Anna for notrealising how hurt Owen is by the situation. Mandy finally moves in with Lloyd, but he manages tolose her pet tortoise and ends up taking extreme measures in an attempt to replace it without herfinding out. Katy reconnects with old friends and Chesney encourages her to let her hair down for afriend’s 18th birthday. Ryan’s good looks and DJ-ing skills impress Katy’s mates, but it seems thathe has his sights set on Katy.

Week 07/08 16th - 22ndFebruary 2013

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SATURDAY 16TH FEBRUARY11.20 Saturday Cookbook12.25 Murder, She Wrote13.25 My Tasty Travels with Lynda Bellingham14.30 Dinner Date15.30 The Chase: Celebrity Special17.30 FA Cup Live: Oldham Athletic V Everton20.05 Take Me Out21.20 The Jonathan Ross Show22.35 FA Cup Highlights23.50 The Big Quiz: Benidorm v Essex03.00 In Plain Sight03.45 ITV NightscreenSUNDAY 17TH FEBRUARY11.30 FA Cup Replay15.30 FA Cup Live: Huddersfield Town or Leicester City v Wigan Athletic18.15 Dancing on Ice19.45 All Star Family Fortunes20.30 Dancing on Ice: The Skate Off21.00 Mr Selfridge22.15 FA Cup Highlights23.15 Perspectives: Looking for Lowry03.05 Monk03.50 ITV NightscreenMONDAY 18TH FEBRUARY06.00 Daybreak12.30 Loose Women14.00 Dinner Date15.00 The Alan Titchmarsh Show16.00 Tipping Point17.00 The Chase19.00 Emmerdale19.30 Coronation Street20.00 Cornwall with Caroline Quentin20.30 Coronation Street21.00 Her Majesty’s Prison: Aylesbury22.35 The Agenda23.05 Monk03.00 UEFA Champions League Weekly03.25 ITV Nightscreen

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TUESDAY 19TH FEBRUARY06.00 Daybreak12.30 Loose Women14.00 Dinner Date15.00 The Alan Titchmarsh Show16.00 Tipping Point17.00 The Chase19.00 Emmerdale19.30 UEFA Champions League: Arsenal v Bayern Munich22.35 UEFA Champions League Highlights23.35 Grimefighters03.00 Loose Women03.50 ITV NightscreenWEDNESDAY 20TH FEBRUARY06.00 Daybreak12.30 Loose Women14.00 Dinner Date15.00 The Alan Titchmarsh Show16.00 Tipping Point17.00 The Chase19.00 Emmerdale19.30 Coronation Street20.00 The BRIT Awards 201322.50 The Cube23.50 Safari Vet School03.00 FILM: Pillow Talk (1959)04.40 ITV NightscreenTHURSDAY 21ST FEBRUARY06.00 Daybreak12.30 Loose Women14.00 Dinner Date15.00 The Alan Titchmarsh Show16.00 Tipping Point17.00 The Chase18.45 Emmerdale19.45 UEFA Europa Cup: Liverpool v Zenit St Petersburg22.50 The Jonathan Ross Show (shown Saturday)03.00 River Monsters03.50 ITV Nightscreen

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FRIDAY 22ND FEBRUARY06.00 Daybreak12.30 Loose Women14.00 Dinner Date15.00 The Alan Titchmarsh Show16.00 Tipping Point17.00 The Chase19.00 Emmerdale19.30 Coronation Street20.00 Wild Britain with Ray Mears20.30 Coronation Street21.00 Piers Morgan’s Life Stories22.35 FILM: Three Kings (1999)03.00 FILM: Coogan’s Bluff (1968)04.35 ITV Nightscreen

SATURDAY 16TH FEBRUARY06.50 All Star Family Fortunes07.25 Coronation Street Omnibus09.55 Emmerdale Omnibus13.25 FILM: Free Willy 2: The Adventure Home (1995)15.20 FILM: Garfield (2004)19.00 FILM: Mamma Mia! (2008)21.20 Take Me Out: The Gossip22.05 Fake Reaction22.50 FILM: The Chronicles of Riddick (2004)01.10 Take Me Out: The Gossip01.50 Peter Andre’s Bad Boyfriend Club05.40 ITV2 NightscreenSUNDAY 17TH FEBRUARY06.20 Emmerdale Omnibus09.00 Coronation Street Omnibus11.30 Take Me Out12.45 Take Me Out: The Gossip13.30 FILM: Kindergarten Cop (1990)15.45 FILM: Toy Story (1995)17.35 FILM: Jurassic Park (1993)

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SUNDAY 17TH FEBRUARY (contd)21.00 FILM: Fast and Furious (2009)23.10 FILM: Gremlins (1984)01.20 Love in the WildMONDAY 18TH FEBRUARY06.00 Emmerdale06.25 Coronation Street06.55 Coronation Street09.35 Winners & Losers10.35 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills11.35 The Real Housewives of Orange County12.30 Emmerdale13.00 Coronation Street13.30 Coronation Street16.10 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills17.05 The Real Housewives of Orange County20.30 Animal Practice21.00 Ben & Kate21.30 Up All Night22.00 The Big Reunion23.00 FILM: Funny People (2009)01.50 All Star Family FortunesTUESDAY 19TH FEBRUARY06.00 Emmerdale06.25 Coronation Street06.55 Coronation Street09.35 Winners & Losers10.35 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills11.35 The Real Housewives of Orange County12.30 Emmerdale13.00 Coronation Street13.30 Coronation Street16.10 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills17.05 The Real Housewives of Orange County20.00 Love in the Wild21.00 The Vampire Diaries22.00 666 Park Avenue

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TUESDAY 19TH FEBRUARY (contd)23.00 The Big Reunion00.00 Fake Reaction00.45 The Vampire Diaries01.35 666 Park Avenue05.50 ITV2 NightscreenWEDNESDAY 20TH FEBRUARY06.00 Emmerdale09.35 Winners & Losers10.35 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills11.35 The Real Housewives of Orange County12.30 Emmerdale16.10 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills17.05 The Real Housewives of Orange County19.00 The BRITs Red Carpet21.00 Benidorm22.00 Rita Ora: The Hot Desk22.15 The BRITs Backstage23.15 Gary Barlow and Friends00.30 666 Park Avenue01.30 Up All Night01.55 Ben and Kate05.45 ITV2 NightscreenTHURSDAY 21ST FEBRUARY06.00 Emmerdale06.25 Coronation Street09.35 Winners & Losers10.35 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills11.35 The Real Housewives of Orange County12.30 Emmerdale13.00 Coronation Street16.10 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills17.05 The Real Housewives of Orange County21.00 The Big Reunion22.00 Fake Reaction22.45 FILM: The Invention of Lying (2009)00.50 The Big Reunion01.50 Fake Reaction

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FRIDAY 22ND FEBRUARY06.00 Emmerdale09.35 Winners & Losers10.35 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills11.35 The Real Housewives of Orange County12.30 Emmerdale16.10 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills17.05 The Real Housewives of Orange County21.00 FILM: Fast and Furious (2009)23.10 FILM: The Chronicles of Riddick (2004)01.25 Animal Practice01.50 All Star Family Fortunes

SATURDAY 16TH FEBRUARY12.35 Agatha Christie’s Poirot14.45 Agatha Christie’s Marple16.50 Lewis23.00 FILM: The Birds (1963)02.20 ITV3 NightscreenSUNDAY 17TH FEBRUARY06.00 Murder, She Wrote06.55 Agatha Christie’s Marple13.10 Wycliffe14.20 The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes15.30 Lewis17.35 Murder, She Wrote18.40 Agatha Christie’s Poirot20.55 David Jason: The Battle of Britain22.00 FILM: The Pianist (2002)03.40 Emmerdale OmnibusMONDAY 18TH FEBRUARY06.00 Film File07.00 Wild at Heart08.40 Murder, She Wrote09.40 Murder, She Wrote10.40 A Touch of Frost14.00 Wild at Heart

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MONDAY 18TH FEBRUARY (contd)15.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot18.55 Murder, She Wrote19.55 Agatha Christie’s Poirot23.00 Law & Order: UK00.00 Hornblower01.50 Film File02.00 ITV3 NightscreenTUESDAY 19TH FEBRUARY08.40 Murder, She Wrote09.40 Murder, She Wrote10.40 A Touch of Frost14.00 Wild at Heart15.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot18.55 Murder, She Wrote22.00 Above Suspicion23.00 Law & Order: UK00.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot02.00 ITV3 NightscreenWEDNESDAY 20TH FEBRUARY06.00 Film File08.40 Murder, She Wrote09.40 Murder, She Wrote14.00 Wild at Heart15.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot18.55 Murder, She Wrote20.00 Lewis22.00 Above Suspicion23.00 Law & Order: UK00.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot02.00 ITV3 NightscreenTHURSDAY 21ST FEBRUARY08.40 Murder, She Wrote09.40 Murder, She Wrote10.40 A Touch of Frost14.00 Wild at Heart15.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot18.55 Murder, She Wrote20.00 Vera

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THURSDAY 21ST FEBRUARY (contd)22.00 Above Suspicion23.00 Law & Order: UK00.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot02.00 ITV3 NightscreenFRIDAY 22ND FEBRUARY09.00 Murder, She Wrote10.00 Murder, She Wrote13.55 Wild at Heart15.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot18.55 Murder, She Wrote20.00 Agatha Christie’s Poirot22.00 Scott & Bailey23.00 Law & Order: UK03.15 ITV3 Nightscreen03.40 Emmerdale Omnibus

SATURDAY 16TH FEBRUARY06.50 Cheers07.20 Cheers07.50 Cheers08.15 Cheers08.50 Cheers10.20 UEFA Champions League Weekly12.55 FILM: The Cimarron Kid (1952)14.40 FILM: The Rare Breed (1966)19.00 TT Legends19.30 GT Academy20.00 River Monsters21.00 River Monsters22.05 FILM: On Deadly Ground (1994)00.15 FILM: Species III (2004)02.50 ITV4 Nightscreen

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SUNDAY 17TH FEBRUARY06.00 World of Sport: Kings of the Canvas06.10 Film File06.20 Cheers06.40 Cheers07.10 Cheers10.10 GT Academy10.40 TT Legends15.45 FILM: Every Which Way But Loose (1978)18.00 FILM: Invitation to a Gunfighter (1964)21.00 FILM: Year of the Dragon (1985)23.45 FILM: Mad Max 2 (1981)02.40 Film File02.50 ITV4 NightscreenMONDAY 18TH FEBRUARY06.00 World of Sport: Petrol Heads07.05 Monk13.50 Cheers14.20 Cheers15.55 Monk18.55 Cheers19.25 Cheers20.00 GT Academy20.30 TT Legends00.10 Jean-Claude Van Damme: Behind Closed DoorsTUESDAY 19TH FEBRUARY06.50 Monk13.50 Cheers14.20 Cheers15.55 Monk19.00 Cheers19.30 Cheers22.00 FILM: Raging Bull (1980)02.50 ITV4 Nightscreen

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WEDNESDAY 20TH FEBRUARY06.00 World of Sport: TV Firsts07.05 Monk13.50 Cheers14.20 Cheers15.55 Monk18.55 Cheers19.25 Cheers20.00 Grimefighters20.30 Grimefighters21.00 River Monsters22.00 FILM: Demolition Man (1993)00.20 Jean-Claude Van Damme: Behind Closed Doors02.35 Film File02.45 ITV4 NightscreenTHURSDAY 21ST FEBRUARY06.00 World of Sport: Petrol Heads07.05 Monk14.00 Cheers14.35 Cheers16.05 Monk17.30 UEFA Europa League: Lyon v Tottenham Hotspur or Metalist Kharkiv vNewcastle21.00 FILM: Mad Max 2 (1981)23.00 FILM: McVicar (1980)02.45 Film File02.50 ITV4 NightscreenFRIDAY 22ND FEBRUARY06.00 World of Sport: TV Firsts07.00 Monk15.55 Monk18.00 UEFA Europa League Highlights19.00 Cheers19.30 Cheers20.00 Ronnie O’Sullivan: Sports Life Stories21.00 FILM: The Big Lebowski (1998)23.25 FILM: Year of the Dragon (1985)

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This Week’s Top 10 (as at 07/02/2013)

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1. Coronation Street (original TX date 06/02/2013)Will Kevin help Tyrone? David tells an outraged Gail his plans for the house. Kirk andBeth try to make amends.

2. Emmerdale (original TX date 05/02/2013)Gennie and Nikhil are pushed to the limits on the day of Molly’s christening. Moira issure she has made the right decision about Cain. Paddy notices a gulf between himand Rhona.

3. The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills (original TX date 06/02/2013)With camels, snakes and circus acts, Lisa’s daughter’s engagement party is thebiggest event of the year, but where is Kim? Could she be trying to hide a secret?

4. Coronation Street (original TX date 04/02/2013)Bewildered Tyrone is left desperate by Kirsty’s suggestion. Audrey offers a financialsolution. Enough is enough for Marcus and Maria.

5. Mr Selfridge (original TX date 03/02/2013)Harry is delighted with the motor car he has had brought in for a spectacular newwindow display. Roddy surprises Rose at home, where he is spotted by youngBeatrice.

6. Lewis (original TX date 04/02/2013)As Lewis and Hobson embark on a relationship, a former don is murdered on thenight of his release from prison - crushed to death by a Jaguar Mark II.

7. The Jeremy Kyle Show (original TX date 06/02/2013)Jeremy Kyle deals with more dilemmas, fiery confrontations and topical issues all infront of a studio audience.

8. Coronation Street (original TX date 04/02/2013)Dejected Tyrone shocks Fiz and Tina. Eileen gloats as Gail begins to pick up thepieces. Maria and Marcus have one too many houseguests.

9. The Jeremy Kyle Show (original TX date 05/02/2013)Jeremy Kyle deals with more dilemmas, fiery confrontations and topical issues all infront of a studio audience.

10. The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills (original TX date 05/02/2013)The ladies head to Adrienne’s home spa for a day of pampering, but it turns out to beanything but relaxing when Brandi and Kyle clash yet again.

Week 07/08 16th - 22ndFebruary 2013

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1. The National Television Awards 2013 (available until 22/02/2013)The National Television Awards return for a special 18th birthday spectacular, as allthe UK’s favourite stars and shows come together to celebrate the very best of BritishTV. Presented by Dermot O’Leary.

2. Nursing the Nation (available until 02/03/2013)Deep in rural Yorkshire, District Nurse Michele has a new patient who needs her help- an 86-year-old widow called Wendy who keeps falling over in her own home.

3. Great Night Out (available until 03/03/2013)Glyn’s new bromance with an old friend unsettles the group who are suspicious of hismotives. Hodge finds himself in unfamiliar territory when Kath broaches the subject ofa family.

4. Splash! (available until 04/03/2013)Vernon Kay and Gabby Logan present the final of the celebrity diving competition.With Tom Daley as their mentor, which of the famous faces will be voted Splash!Champion 2013?

5. The Big Reunion (available until 02/03/2013)Six of the biggest pop groups from the last decade reunite for one night only atLondon’s Hammersmith Apollo. This episode focuses on the rise and fall of 5ive andLiberty X.

6. Man About the House (available until 09/02/2013)70s sitcom. Is Robin about to lose a girlfriend and gain a sister-in-law? Can Chrissieget married when the bridegroom has had his head knocked off?

7. Africa Cup of Nations (available until 13/02/2013)Matt Smith presents coverage of the first semi-final played in Durban. Commentary isfrom Steve Bower and Jim Beglin. A place in Sunday’s final beckons for the winner.

8. The Aquabats! Super Show! (available until 04/03/2013)During a leisurely night drive, the Aquabats save a group of partying beachgoers froma gang of laser-blasting mummies.

9. This Morning (available until 11/02/2013)Anthony Head chats about his new series Dancing on the Edge, Jonathan Ross andDavina McCall are live from Ghana talking about Comic Relief, and the cast ofSpamalot perform live.

10. Loose Women (available until 13/02/2013)Dancing on Ice judge Karen Barber and singer Mick Hucknall join Carol Vorderman,Sally Lindsay, Denise Welch and Jane McDonald. Mick performs at the end of theshow.

Week 07/08 16th - 22ndFebruary 2013