TV Schedule

23rd February 2012

06:00: The Volunteer

This episode follows Hugo Chittendens journey to the notorious slum of Kibera in Nairobi where he volunteers and renovates a medical clinic for orphans affected by HIV. 1/3
06:35: Wild West Going Green

Film about Knowle West in Bristol, where the community has been living a green and sustainable life long before it became a council initiative.
07:00: London 360

Your guide to what's going on across London, from local events to the best in arts, culture and sport. 18/20
07:30: 21st Century

Episode 59. Daljit Dhaliwal presents news stories from around the globe. In this edition the pygmies in the Gabon and female poverty in India are explored.
08:00: The Hunger Inquest

Why are one billion people going hungry in a world that has never produced so much food? What is at the root of hunger and can it be ended?
08:30: Rising Voices

Cambodia: In the northern province of Stung Treng, child-friendly schools allow a country to rebuild its ravaged education system after the Khmer Rouge regime. 1/5
09:00: This is Nollywood

Armed with a few thousand dollars, digital cameras, and some lights, Nigerian directors have created a $250 million industry, thousands of jobs, and a sense of hope.
10:00: Dardasha: Chi't Chat

Dardasha: Chi't Chat is an oral history documentary. It presents four Moroccan women telling the stories of their migration to the UK and their subsequent lives in London.
10:35: Here and There

RASP members in Brighton produced a short film about the differences between their countries and the UK.
11:00: My Green House

The Green Team talks about eco friendly options for your kids, indoor air quality, carpets and visits a green friendly school. 12/13
11:30: Alfred's Free Press

On the streets of Liberia, Alfred Sirleaf runs a blackboard newspaper for the poor. This film follows some of his regular readers and their struggles to recover from war.
12:00: London 360

Your guide to what's going on across London, from local events to the best in arts, culture and sport. 18/20
12:30: 21st Century

Episode 59. Daljit Dhaliwal presents news stories from around the globe. In this edition the pygmies in the Gabon and female poverty in India are explored.
13:00: The Team

Lulu is upset by the violent re-enactment of the trouble by her friends. Ben and Bajil put together a football game to reunite the cynical community. S2 3/13
13:35: 21st Century: Environment

A special episode of the UN's 21st Century featuring a selection of environmental stories from around the globe. 1/3
14:00: Budapest Childrens Railway

The unique story of a train line staffed by children. The Budapest Childrens Railway is a unique educational institution and one that survived the end of Communism
14:30: Blue Black Permanent

In nineties Edinburgh, Barbara Thorburn reflects on memories of her poet mother, Greta, and her tragic death. Celia Imrie stars. (1992).
16:00: Telling Your Stories

Krishan Guru-Murthy presents stories from community projects in London. This episode looks at care for the elderly, a wellbeing charity and a theatre group for women. 1/2.
16:30: Talent Studio

Money. Presented by Miquita Oliver, we see four films made by young people as part of Talent Studio. This episode focuses on money with films from around the country. 1/5
17:00: Tommy's Story

Documentary following the steps of Tommy Jessop, an actor with Downs Syndrome, as he lands his first important roles.
17:30: Dave Pearson: To Byzantium

The extraordinary painter, Dave Pearson died in 2008. this film is about the struggles of a group of friends and relatives to rescue his life's work from destruction
18:30: Nature Inc

Nature Inc visits the Democratic Republic of Congo and finds its environment under threat from decades of conflict and lack of effective government.
19:00: London 360

Your guide to what's going on across London, from local events to the best in arts, culture and sport. 18/20
19:30: BSL Zone

A celebration of the friendship and deaf solidarity that develops between Sid, a terminally ill older man, and Matt, a young hospital cleaner.
20:00: I Want To Save Your Life

Meet Charles Platkin, also known as The Diet Detective. In episode 2 he meets Micah a funny guy who is forced to come out from behind his jokes to face his demons.
20:30: Explore

Fish Out of Water: Charlie and the team travel the world exploring cultures. In this episode they visit a fly-fishing workshop in Idaho that help war veterans cope with PTSD.
21:00: The Family

The series concludes with the wedding of eldest Hughes daughter Jessica to her fiancé Pat. 7/8
22:00: One Born Every Minute

In the last episode of the series, 19-year-old Steff goes under general anaesthetic for an emergency caesarean, and lesbian couple Becky and Annie endure an exhausting long labour.
23:00: I Want To Save Your Life

Meet Charles Platkin, also known as The Diet Detective. In episode 2 he meets Micah a funny guy who is forced to come out from behind his jokes to face his demons.
23:30: Talent Studio

Money. Presented by Miquita Oliver, we see four films made by young people as part of Talent Studio. This episode focuses on money with films from around the country. 1/5
00:00: London 360

Your guide to what's going on across London, from local events to the best in arts, culture and sport. 18/20
00:30: RSA Animate

RSA Animate is a hit online series that brings lectures about global issues to life. In this episode Dan Pink brings you Drive: The Surprising Truth about what Motivates Us.6/13
00:45: RSA Animate

RSA Animate is a hit online series that brings lectures about global issues to life. In this episode David Harvey brings you The Crises of Capitalism.7/13
01:00: The Family

The series concludes with the wedding of eldest Hughes daughter Jessica to her fiancé Pat. 7/8
02:00: One Born Every Minute

In the last episode of the series, 19-year-old Steff goes under general anaesthetic for an emergency caesarean, and lesbian couple Becky and Annie endure an exhausting long labour.
03:00: 10 Top Charity Adverts

Community Channel presents a rundown of ten great charity adverts and campaign videos from recent years, exploring the different styles used - from shock tactics to comedy.
03:30: The Hunger Inquest

Why are one billion people going hungry in a world that has never produced so much food? What is at the root of hunger and can it be ended?
04:00: Dardasha: Chi't Chat

Dardasha: Chi't Chat is an oral history documentary. It presents four Moroccan women telling the stories of their migration to the UK and their subsequent lives in London.
04:35: Here and There

RASP members in Brighton produced a short film about the differences between their countries and the UK.
05:00: Your Sport

Your Sport is the only programme on national TV dedicated to grassroots sport. It focuses on stories about the positive impact sport is having around the UK and the world. 4/8
05:30: Untold Stories

Sir Trevor McDonald introduces a series of short films about small organisations making big changes, including Dame Kelly Holmes Legacy Trust, and The Dyspraxia Foundation.

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