New Ministry of Sound compilation album featuring Business Man by the Crookers, Wiley, Thomas Jules and BDi writer/producer, Jake Gosling.

Amy's highly acclaimed interpretation of the Manic's hit record.

Welsh Version
The inspiration for this single came from Amy's highly successful appearance in S4C's 'Cariad at Iaith', Amy was chosen to appear on 'C2I', after winning The Best Solo Female Artist title at the Welsh Music Awards for the second year running. This single features USA? We'll Wait and See, Here in My Hands and Design for Life.

English Version
This is the Englsih version of Amy's new single. The inspiration for this single came from Amy's highly successful appearance in S4C's 'Cariad at Iaith', Amy was chosen to appear on 'C2I', after winning The Best Solo Female Artist title at the Welsh Music Awards for the second year running. This single features USA? We'll Wait and See, Here in My Hands and Design for Life.

5 New tracks plus interview with Amy

Jenny (Carey Mulligan) is a bright young girl on the cusp of her 17th birthday who finds herself in a whirlwind romance with a much older David (Peter Sarsgaard). Prior to meeting David, Jenny was trying to excel in her life by going to a prep school to get into Oxford. Once she sees the lifestyle David can provide, one she never imagined might so easily be hers, she is hooked and thoughts of Oxford go out the window. Then, when things are looking pretty good for Jenny with the dashing (yet a little too smooth) David, the truth hits her like a ton of bricks. Jenny goes from being a bright eyed school girl to a sophisticated young lady and then all the way back to questioning if she really knows who she is at all. Any more info will ruin the story. Go watch it and enjoy! An Education won the Audience Choice award and the Cinematography award at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival.

Directed by Lone Scherfig and based upon popular English author Nick Hornby's extraordinary script.

Release Date of CD: 26th October 2009

Compilation album featuring The Virgin Queen title track as composed by Martin Phipps.

Swapping the Ford Cortina for an Audi Quattro, DCI Gene Hunt rolls up his sleeves and embraces the Eighties in the sequel to Life On Mars. DCI Gene Hunt (Philip Glenister) is back but he's no longer the self-styled 'Sheriff of Manchester'. Flanked by his faithful sidekicks, Ray Carling (Dean Andrews) and Chris Skelton (Marshall Lancaster), and drawn to the action and intrigue of the London Met, Gene turns his attentions to taking on the 'southern nancy' criminal scum. However, Gene does not expect to be thrown together with sexy, intelligent, DCI Alex Drake (Keeley Hawes). Single mother to daughter Molly, Alex has rapidly risen through the ranks of the Met and skilfully uses psychological profiling to capture suspects. When Alex and her daughter are kidnapped she makes a daring attempt at escape, resulting in a horrific accident. Alex suddenly finds herself in 1981 interacting with familiar characters, not just from her own life-time, but also from the detailed reports logged by none other than Sam Tyler, which Alex has previously spent months pouring over. Alex is ripped from her current world of sexual equality and respect in 2008 and finds herself opposite an arrogant fellow DCI in a Two Tone, New Romantic Eighties London with a soundtrack of Adam Ant, Roxy Music and The Human League ringing in her ears. DVD extras include: Car explosion featurette; Set tour featurette; Life After Mars - behind the scenes of Ashes to Ashes, Audio Commentary on Episodes 1 &2.

Synopsis:
This second series of the time-bending ASHES TO ASHES—itself a spin-off of the popular LIFE OF ON MARS—continues where the first series left off. After sustaining a serious head injury, naughties era Detective Inspector Alex Drake (Keeley Hawes – THE BANK JOB) wakes to discover she's living in 1982 and working under the watchful eye of the incredibly un-P.C. DCI Gene Hunt (Philip Glenister, reprising his star-making role from LIFE ON MARS). For a progressive, career-driven woman, Drake finds herself at odds with the 1980s' method of investigation and a Scotland Yard unaccustomed to having a female voice heard. With the mystery surrounding the death of her parents now solved, Alex desperately seeks to find out how she has become trapped in the past, but must first unravel a conspiracy within her department that involves police corruption, a wealthy entrepreneur and a shadowy Superintendent involved with the Free Masons.

1981. The year of the Royal Wedding. The Brixton Riots. Bucks Fizz winning the Eurovision Song Contest. And the year that Gene Hunt takes the Met by storm in Ashes to Ashes.

After the huge success of `Life On Mars' soundtrack set in the 1970's, Ashes To Ashes updates the story in the 1980's, and with it comes a brand new collection of music from the series. As before the songs will be threaded through the drama, to make this a must-have companion piece to the show.

1981. The year of the Royal Wedding. The Brixton Riots. Bucks Fizz winning the Eurovision Song Contest. And the year that Gene Hunt takes the Met by storm in Ashes to Ashes.

After the huge success of `Life On Mars' soundtrack set in the 1970's, Ashes To Ashes updates the story in the 1980's, and with it comes a brand new collection of music from the series. As before the songs will be threaded through the drama, to make this a must-have companion piece to the show.

Swapping the Ford Cortina for an Audi Quattro, DCI Gene Hunt rolls up his sleeves and embraces the Eighties in the sequel to Life On Mars. DCI Gene Hunt (Philip Glenister) is back but he's no longer the self-styled 'Sheriff of Manchester'. Flanked by his faithful sidekicks, Ray Carling (Dean Andrews) and Chris Skelton (Marshall Lancaster), and drawn to the action and intrigue of the London Met, Gene turns his attentions to taking on the 'southern nancy' criminal scum. However, Gene does not expect to be thrown together with sexy, intelligent, DCI Alex Drake (Keeley Hawes). Single mother to daughter Molly, Alex has rapidly risen through the ranks of the Met and skilfully uses psychological profiling to capture suspects. When Alex and her daughter are kidnapped she makes a daring attempt at escape, resulting in a horrific accident. Alex suddenly finds herself in 1981 interacting with familiar characters, not just from her own life-time, but also from the detailed reports logged by none other than Sam Tyler, which Alex has previously spent months pouring over. Alex is ripped from her current world of sexual equality and respect in 2008 and finds herself opposite an arrogant fellow DCI in a Two Tone, New Romantic Eighties London with a soundtrack of Adam Ant, Roxy Music and The Human League ringing in her ears. DVD extras include: Car explosion featurette; Set tour featurette; Life After Mars - behind the scenes of Ashes to Ashes, Audio Commentary on Episodes 1 &2.

We ve come so far and now the end is near. The journey that began with Life on Mars concludes as Alex Drake embarks on her final mission: to uncover the truth about Gene Hunt and unlock the dark secrets of this World. Alex is back, only this time it s 1983 and something feels different. The arrival of DCI Jim Keats, sent by Scotland Yard to monitor the station s performance, throws some unexpected light on past events. Haunted by the ghost of a policeman, Alex decides that her only hope in getting home lies in finding out what really happened to Sam Tyler.

DVD Description
A cross between The Twilight Zone and Tales of the Unexpected, Charlie Brooker's Black Mirror looks at the consequences of the rapid advancement of technology on society. Each of the three episodes is a completely self-contained story, but there is an over-arching theme.

1) ‘The National Anthem'--the least sci-fi, in that it's set very much in the present day. Inspired by news events that get whipped up in the social networks and Twitter, and everything feels like it's rattling slightly out of control...

2) ‘15 Million Merits'--(co-written with Konnie Huq) is set in a dystopian, sarcastic version of the future, in which everyone is compelled to live a life of physical drudgery, and the only real means of escape is by entering a kind of talent show, of a type which may seem familiar to visitors.

3) ‘In Memoria' (written by Jesse Armstrong). You know when you have an argument, and everyone's fantasised about being able to rewind and go, ‘Here's what you said earlier,' or ‘Look how you embarrassed me' or what have you? Well, this is set in a world where everybody has got the ability to do that--you've got the equivalent of Sky+ for your head, so that you can rewind and replay your visual feed. [as composed by Stuart Earl]

Release date: 27th Feb 2012

A Trilogy comedy film featuring Mackenzie Crook, Martin Freeman. Jonny Vegas and Mark Heap. Includes Blake's Junction 7, Ant Muzak and World Of Wrestling. Due for release: 21 January 2008

Capturing Mary is the companion film to Stephen Poliakoff's BBC drama, Joe's Palace. Written and directed by Poliakoff, it stars Maggie Smith, David Walliams, Ruth Wilson and Danny Lee Wynter. It is set in the same exquisite empty house, and takes Joe and new characters into a dark and terrifying exploration of the past and how it can quite literally capture and destroy a person's life. Capturing Mary focusses on a formerly very successful woman, Mary (Maggie Smith in a rare television appearance), a once-brilliant writer and critic, reflecting on her younger self (Ruth Wilson). As she looks back on her prime, remembering parties and functions with the cultural elite played out as echoes and shadows in the empty palazzo, she is haunted by the memory of a supremely charming but subtly evil man, Greville (David Walliams), who feigned friendship, but actually brought destruction. Both Capturing Mary and Joe's Palace are linked by an exquisite house frozen in time, and a young highly individual man, Joe, through whose eyes we see the world.

A 10-disc comprehensive collection of the latest, critically acclaimed Masterpiece adaptations of Charles Dickens! This set includes the stunning 2006 Bleak House starring Gillian Anderson (“Gillian Anderson is haunting as Lady Dedlock” Time Magazine) and the lush 1999 version of Great Expectations with Charlotte Rampling, as well as new productions including Oliver Twist [Ivor Novello winning score as composed by Martin Phipps ] with Timothy Spall, The Old Curiosity Shop with Sir Derek Jacobi and Little Dorrit with Matthew Macfadyen. Its a must-have collection for fans Charles Dickens and period dramas.

A compilation album featuring Ave Maria as sung by Juliette Pochin.

A compilation album featuring Ave Maria as sung by Juliette Pochin.

In this British thriller, Danny (Mel Raido, DERAILED) is desperate to prove his strength to his wife and kids. His small salary can barely take care of them, then the humiliation increases when his children see him attacked. To get back on his feet, he starts hanging around with a tough group of bouncers. But their friendship doesn't come cheap, and soon Danny finds himself in far too deep. CLUBBED also stars Shaun Parkes, Scot Williams, and Maxine Peake. Released 4th May 2009.

In this British thriller, Danny (Mel Raido, DERAILED) is desperate to prove his strength to his wife and kids. His small salary can barely take care of them, then the humiliation increases when his children see him attacked. To get back on his feet, he starts hanging around with a tough group of bouncers. But their friendship doesn't come cheap, and soon Danny finds himself in far too deep. CLUBBED also stars Shaun Parkes, Scot Williams, and Maxine Peake. Released 4th May 2009.

Concert For Diana was held on Sunday July 1st 2007 at the new Wembley Stadium in London, in front of 62,000 people and a worldwide television audience.
For six hours one summer evening the world joined Prince William and Prince Harry in remembering their mother's remarkable life. It was an unforgettable occasion characterised above all by a sense of celebration - a celebration of what it means to have a love of music, a zest for life and a desire to reach out to others.

Top chef Antony Worrall Thompson challenges a host of celebrities to flex their culinary muscles in this collection of dessert recipes. This programme sees Connie Fisher, Toyah Wilcox and Vanessa Feltz attempt Antony's meringue, profiteroles and gateaux dishes.

Top chef Antony Worrall Thompson challenges a host of celebrities to flex their culinary muscles in this collection of main-meal recipes. This programme sees Debra Stephenson, Brendan Cole and Dame Kelly Holmes attempt Antony's fish'n'chips, pizza, and chinese dishes.

More 'magic, suggestion, psychology, misdirection and showmanship' from psychological illusionist extraordinaire Derren Brown. Here Derren brings his mind-bending powers to the stage for his live show AN EVENING OF WONDERS. The show fuses Derren's established sleight-of-hand trickery with impressive feats of memory, and astonishing stage theatrics.

More 'magic, suggestion, psychology, misdirection and showmanship' from the psychological illusionist Derren Brown. This collection includes some of Derren's greatest one-off television specials, each an exciting television event in its own right. Features THE HEIST, THE SYSTEM, THE SEANCE and RUSSIAN ROULETTE.

More 'magic, suggestion, psychology, misdirection and showmanship' from the psychological illusionist Derren Brown. Here Derren brings his mind-bending powers to the London stage for his Laurence Olivier Award-winning show SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES. The show fuses Derren's established sleight-of-hand trickery (his highly original method of selecting audience members to join him onstage is entertaining in itself) with impressive feats of memory, and amazing--if slightly nauseating--acts of endurance. Recorded live in June 2006 at The Old Vic Theatre at the end of its hugely successful touring run.

Harry Sands (Ray Winstone) is a self made man, happily married with two children. When he learns that his daughter has gone missing in Istanbul, he flies out to find her. To Harry's horror, he discovers from Olivia's best friend, that the two of them have been working as nightclub dancers and not as the charity workers like Harry was led to believe. So begins the hunt for his missing daughter and a journey that turns into a nightmare as Harry is forced to face his own prejudices and mounting paranoia....

Released 22nd May 2007

Performances by world famous artists including Beth Rowley, Nina Simone, Dusty Springfield, Ella Fitzgerald, Judy Garland and many more......Sweet Hours as written by Ben Castle [BDi writer] & Beth Rowley. Out now Dec 2010.

In Elephant Diaries Michaela Strachan and Jonathan Scott introduce one of Africa's most dysfunctional families – a group of elephants, raised by people, on their perilous journey back to the wild. Series 1 follows the two presenters as they share the ups and downs of this unique group of orphan elephants over the course of a year at The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust and the other release sites in Kenya.

Panic attacks, droughts, rabid dogs, and sad goodbyes are just a few of the dramas these incredible creatures face in this captivating series of programmes.

Set in Kenya, THE ELEPHANT DIARIES follows the plight of orphaned baby elephants as they are prepared for integration back into their natural habitat. Includes all the episodes from the show's second series.

Mari picks up were she left off on 2005's Dolled Up with a renewed sparkle that is refreshing to hear from an artist who has recently become thankfully much more prolific on the recording front after almost 30 years in the business.

This breezy collection opens with a big brassy number letting every man know that this zesty lady still has what it takes, as anyone who has seen her live will testify - if you haven't make sure you check out her tour schedule!

The It Girl keeps the pace with a fizzy tribute to one very British supermodel while The Loneliest Road changes tack but has a fantastic melody that after a few listens embeds itself into your brain.

A dramatic epic of a song is Killing Time about a woman waiting home for her husband well into the early hours and torturing herself wondering what he's up to or who he is with.

The great thing about Mari is that she has dusted herself down and updated her material for a contemporary audience while still retaining her uniquely warm style.Only Human is a perfect example of this,listen carefully to the 'Let's Go' on the introduction!

Fans of melody and harmonies will love the beautifully sunny arrangements that simply make you feel good.You can hear the smile in her voice even when she is at her most wistful.

Moving In has a definite country twang which compliments its witty lyrics questioning a girls thoughts about her gentlemens intentions.

Me And My Baby would make a perfect single with just a little more ooomph in the production - it's so catchy and optimistic.

Right For You is Mari convincing herself that her ex-partner has finally found the right girl while Forever Young is a delightfully knowing song about growing older and trying to hold onto youth with a gentle send up of Madonna's Vogue:

'Jayne,Lana,Judy,Joan,They had talent and hormones'.Another favourite that makes you smile- who else would acknowledge Agnes Moorehead in their lyrics?

The wonderful 'Hits and Misses' and 'Perhap's' rounds off this spangly new collection perfectly for all those 21st century Doris Day's out there.

And there are a lot of us!

John Simm and Jim Broadbent give compelling performances in this Paul Abbott-created, Danny Brocklehurst-written claustrophobic drama about father-son relationships and many other things. The marvellous Olivia Colman provides fine support, proving she does drama as brilliantly as comedy.
DVD Release date: 13th June 2011

Contains series one and two of the comedy show EXTRAS, as well as the EXTRAS special. In series one, Andy Millman (Ricky Gervais) is an actor but his agent cannot get him an acting job. Instead he is just an extra in films, ever hopeful that one day he will actually get some lines. Ricky Gervais' follow up series to the enormously successful THE OFFICE sees Gervais repeating the acute observations on real life used in THE OFFICE, this time in the world of films. Guest stars on EXTRAS include both Hollywood actors (Ben Stiller, Kate Winslett, Samuel L. Jackson, Patrick Stewart) and actors familiar to British television viewers (Ross Kemp and Les Dennis). All the actors are more than happy to send themselves up, whether it be Patrick Stewart and his sex obsession or Kate Winslett only deciding to do a Holocaust film because she thinks she'll win an Oscar for it.
Series two of EXTRAS finds extra Andy Millman commissioned by the BBC to create and star in the sitcom 'When The Whistle Blows'. However, Andy's initial happiness with his achievement is soon quelled when he finds he has to make a lowest common denominator show in order to appeal to the broadest possible audience. Andy's sitcom has been transformed from a show that was in many ways like Gervais' groundbreaking previous show THE OFFICE into a catchphrase-driven show that's filmed in front of a studio audience. Additionally, he has been told that he has to wear large glasses and a curly perm wig. The second series of EXTRAS sees Millman attempting to adjust to fame and life in the public eye and the compromises that come with. Guest stars include Robert De Niro, Orlando Bloom, David Bowie, Coldplay's Chris Martin, Jonathan Ross, Sir Ian McKellen, and Daniel Radcliffe.
The two series of the deadpan comedy come to a close in this sensational finale. At this point, Ricky Gervais's lowly extra, Andy Millman, has finally made some headway in the entertainment industry. Millman's sitcom, WHEN THE WHISTLE BLOWS, has been commissioned and is an outright hit. Unfortunately its three series of predictable plotlines and critical beatings have begun to weigh on its creator. In this climax to the celebrity-studded series, Andy Millman has to make the tough decision on whether to give up all he's worked for in a bid for respectability.

Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown of celebrity. Andy Millman (Ricky Gervais) is back and more miserable than ever in this darker and devastatingly funny finale to the Emmy-winning series. Though his sitcom When the Whistle Blows rates six million viewers, he is, as ever, mindful of the critics' barbs and jealous of colleagues landing the prestige film roles he covets. "I'm not proud of having Britain's No. 1 catchphrase," he grouses (actually, he has sunk to No. 3, now trailing "You are the weakest link, goodbye"). Worse, he has become a right bastard, arrogantly treating crewmembers and his one true friend, Maggie (a heartbreaking Ashley Jensen), like dirt. Andy finally drops his clueless and incompetent agent (series co-creator Stephen Merchant) and quits the show. "Don't worry about me," he proclaims. "The phone won't stop ringing."
Unlike the finale of The Office, this super-duper-sized episode really has no loose ends to tie up. In Andy's humiliating comeuppance (he sinks to portraying an alien on Dr. Who and joins the desperate housemates on Celebrity Big Brother), Gervais has the perfect vessel with which to rail against soul-sucking celebrity, degrading tabloid culture, and "the gutter press." As for Andy and Maggie, those longing for some kind of Tim/Dawn hookup may not get exactly what they want, but they will get what they need in the lovely final scenes. A-listers having a laugh at their own images have always been one of Extras' special treats. The finale features jaw-dropping cameos by Clive Owen and George Michael, performing community service yet again. --Donald Liebenson

Synopsis
The two series of the deadpan comedy come to a close in this sensational finale. At this point, Ricky Gervais's lowly extra, Andy Millman, has finally made some headway in the entertainment industry. Millman's sitcom, WHEN THE WHISTLE BLOWS, has been commissioned and is an outright hit. Unfortunately its three series of predictable plotlines and critical beatings have begun to weigh on its creator. In this climax to the celebrity-studded series, Andy Millman has to make the tough decision on whether to give up all he's worked for in a bid for respectability.

Rapunzel: Written by: Ed Roe Directed by: Catherine Morshead Produced by: Hannah Pescod. Score composed by Ben Bartlett. Starring: Lee Ingleby, Charity Wakefield, Shaun Williamson, Geraldine James, Alex JenningsFailing Eastern European tennis star Jimmy Stojkovic is forced by his father to play as a woman to pay off thefamily's debts to a criminal gang. In England for a Grand Slam competition "Martina" becomes bosom buddies withthe reigning champion, the beautiful Rapunzel, whose mother keeps her locked away from the attentions of men.Cinderella: Written by: Anil Gupta and Richard Pinto Directed by: Peter Lydon Produced by: Rhonda Smith. Score composed by Sheridan Tongue. Starring: James Nesbitt, Maxine Peake, Lucinda Raikes, Harriet WalterProfessor H Michael Prince, an arrogant anthropologist, has discovered an ancient phallic symbol which hebelieves proves that men are the driving force behind human evolution. University cleaner Cindy Mellor isdetermined to overturn Prince's theory and capture an important academic post.The Empress's New ClothesWritten by: Debbie Horsfield Directed by: Paul Whittington Produced by: Rhonda SmithStarring: Denise Van Outen, Liz White, Kenny DoughtyMichaela is a soap star hell-bent on stealing the fashion limelight and making red carpet road kill out of herco-star and main rival. Her nave young friend, Shannon, thinks she has found the team to deliver just the right outfit. Billy Goat: Written by: Jeremy Dyson Directed by: Euros Lyn Produced by: Hannah Pescod. Score composed by Jim Meacock. Starring: Bernard Hill, Paul Nicholls, Mathew Horne, Sarah SmartBoy band 'Billy Goat' are the hottest thing in a small town. Only one thing stands between them, fame andfortune: their manager. Grettongrat is a troll with macabre methods and he has the band locked in a watertightcontract. To make the big time, they must escape his clutches.

Thomas Jules releases his first single as solo artist on 23rd March 2009.
Get Close To Me hooks in The Cure's sample from Close To Me, courtesy of Robert Smith and Universal. BDi writer and producer, Jake Gosling collaborates with Thomas to create a massive track.

In this ITV adaptation of Jake Arnott's bestselling novel, the story follows three men who’ve never met, three lives inextricably linked by a shocking triple murder, and a manhunt that spans three decades...

It’s August 1966, the long hot summer of World Cup euphoria is suddenly shattered by the brutal slaying of three policemen. The fates of a detective, a journalist and a villain are irrevocably bound up with this shocking event.

For Frank Taylor, a Detective Sergeant on the Met's fast track, the shooting claims the life of his best friend, a tragedy which might have been avoided, and for which he will endure a lifetime of guilt...

For Tony Meehan, an ambitious journalist, it is more than a career-making front page scoop; the slaughter he witnesses awakens a violent impulse within him and finding the perpetrator becomes an all-consuming 20 year obsession.

For Billy Porter, war-time hero turned petty thief, it's a plan that went fatally wrong; a gratuitous act of violence from which he must spend two decades running.

A tale about corruption and obsession, it explores how the consequences of one single act of brutality reverberate across two decades and reveals a creeping decay at the heart of a morally degenerate society.

Holby Blue is a snapshot of policing post 9/11. With the ‘war on terror’ affecting home soil, the challenges facing the police officers and CID unit of Holby South are very different to those of the traditional ‘bobby on the beat’. The intrepid team of officers strive to cut through the red tape and do the job they love; pushing personal differences to the side not only to defeat drug dealers and gang members but to overcome the terrorist threat that casts a shadow over their patch. The team at Holby Blue prove that modern day policing isn’t just about robberies and ASBOs.

As part of BBC's agenda to generate public awareness about art history's relevance to contemporary culture, the documentary series How Art Made the World is a landmark. Host Dr. Nigel Spivey, a Classical Archaeology professor from Cambridge, asserts over five episodes that not only have cultures thrived according to their abilities to communicate visually, but also that, though art, we can historically trace human needs and desires because our minds drive us to create images. Questioning how and why art influences society, Spivey employs art criticism, archaeology, political theory, and anthropology in order to posit theories in each hour-long segment. Episode one, "More Human than Human," traces our obsession with the human body by analyzing the Venus of Willendorf, Egyptian art, and Ancient Greece's preoccupation with athleticism. "The Day Pictures Were Born" discusses the birth of cave painting. "The Art of Persuasion" contextualizes Tony Blair and George W Bush's political communication strategies with those in ancient cultures. "To Death and Back" ponders our preoccupation with death. "Once Upon A Time", the highlight in the series, insightfully connects our fascination with feature films to the cultural beginnings of storytelling. Starting with Mesopotamia's birth of the written tale, the Grecian invention of theater, and the Assyrian invention of pictorial narrative, this episode also stars BBC champion David Attenborough discussing the Australian Aborigine's use of art to trigger ancient cultural memories and myths. Potent, smart, and interdisciplinary, this series, filmed mostly on location for full effect, really does prove that culture dictates art. --Trinie Dalton

Music and Songs from the BBC TV Series as composed by Ben Parker and Dan Clark. Due for release 21st Sept 09.

How Not To Live Your Life is a brand new sitcom which centers around Don, a twenty something man with bad luck and even worse instincts. Ever wanted to tell your boss what you really think of her/him? Or wished you could say what you really feel after a one night stand? Well in this exciting new comedy, we get to see Don's overactive imagination in the form of quick fire fantasy sequences. Release date: 20th July 2009

Set under the grey skies of London, HUSTLE follows the exploits of five grifters (played by Adrian Lester, Jaime Murray, Robert Glenister, Marc Warren, and Robert Vaughn). This ambitious group of conmen (and woman) are no small-time crooks either; they've got much loftier goals which play out as elaborate schemes, trickery, and double-crossing. This release contains every episode from series 1-5.

HUSTLE follows the exploits of five money-hungry grifters as they travel from the grey skies of London to the neon lights of Hollywood and Vegas. No scam is too risky, no double-cross too devious for this ambitious band of shysters. This release contains every episode from the show's fifth series.

HUSTLE follows the exploits of five money-hungry grifters as they travel from the grey skies of London to the neon lights of Hollywood and Vegas. No scam is too risky, no double-cross too devious for this ambitious band of shysters. This release contains every episode from the show's fourth series.

The core set-up of Hustle is the same as before. There’s a gang of con artists, who continually get tempted by new scams and tricks, and are willing to travel the world to tackle them. Led by the likes of Adrian Lester (who returns after missing series four), Robert Glenister, the wonderful Robert Vaughn and new addition Kelly Adams, the Hustle crew also attract some welcome guest stars this time round. Bill Bailey, Tim McInnerny and Patrick Bergin are among the familiar faces that pop up.

Due for release January 2010

Juliette's debut album VENEZIA was released to critical acclaim in May 2006 and was Classic FM's Record Of The Week. The album features a new vocal suite of Vivaldi's hugely popular Four Seasons, along with other music either linked to or inspired by Venice.

LIFE IN COLD BLOOD is the last of David Attenborough's critically-acclaimed LIFE series and focuses on the amphibians and reptiles that have inhabited the Earth for millions of years.

Due for release: 26th May 2008

Released 1st July 2008

The Black Label Sessions. Released 4th September 2008

Mad, Sad & Bad is a thirtysomething comedy about an endearingly dysfunctional family and group of friends whose personal lives are continuously messed up by their own selfish needs and neuroses.

Atul is a sitcom writer who despises the work that everybody else loves. Rashmi lives at home with her mother, craving a life of her own but dreading all that goes with it. And Hardeep is a psychiatrist who can diagnose everyone’s problems but his own. Award-winning writer and director Avie Luthra turns a sharp observational eye towards an ensemble of often extreme and complex characters, played by a talented cast that includes Meera Syal (The Kumars, Anita & Me), Nitin Ganatra (Bride & Prejudice, Shifty) and Andrea Riseborough (Happy-Go-Lucky, Margaret Thatcher: The Long Walk to Finchley).

Mad, Sad & Bad is nominated for the Michael Powell Award for Best New British Feature Film at Edinburgh International Film Festival 2009.

Released in Cinemas: 31st July 2009

With the situation in Iraq rapidly deteriorating, the British Army face the unenviable task of keeping the peace in an already volatile region. But that fragile peace is shattered when a roadside bomb kills a popular company captain, leaving the platoon’s morale at its lowest ever. Acting on orders, two young recruits round up suspects from a house-to-house search and take out their frustrations on the detainees. Emotions run high and the soldiers’ frustration turns to sadism as they exact all manner of physical and psychological abuse on the prisoners, pausing only to take photographs. Back home in England, the men are haunted by their actions and when the story goes public, they are faced with a serious moral dilemma: stay loyal to their army or confess everything. Bearing echoes of Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo Bay, THE MARK OF CAIN is a relevant drama about how the horrors of war can drive even the sanest of men to unimaginable acts of barbarism.
Release Date: 12 April 2007

Six friends discover the difficulties of living with, and without, the one you love. When does compromise become sacrifice, and when do they both become divorce? Sexy, funny and painfully honest, this drama tells the story of three couples who are trying to work out exactly what a 'couple' is these days. Through love, passion, heartbreak and tragedy Lillie, Eddie, Clint, Abbey, Babs and Dickie contemplate the meaning of 'happily ever after' and ponder the conundrum of always wanting what you just can’t have. Released 5th April 2010

James Nesbitt plays Max Raban, a former high-flying journalist whose unfortunate career dive finds him rooting through bins in the hope of uncovering juicy celebrity stories. However, Raban gets more than he bargains for when he discovers an international conspriacy that plunges him into a world of danger and deceit.

Witness the planet's most breathtaking natural events, and follow the dramatic wildlife stories behind them. Combining the epic cinematography of Planet Earth, with all the emotion, intimacy and storytelling of a wildlife diary, this series charts the effects of global climatic phenomena which transform entire landscapes, drawing in thousands of animals and determining their fate. Whereas Planet Earth gave us a global view, Nature's Great Events delves into the more personal, emotionally engaging approach. Nature's Great Events brings us the same high definition quality and "wow factor" images we've come to associate with Planet Earth.

Join Springwatch’s Martin Hughes-Games as he follows the dedicated and inspirational individuals working to save some very special babies, nature’s miracle babies, who are the lifeline to preserving some of our planet’s most critically vulnerable species.

There’s great hope for the future of the rarest cat in the world, the Amur leopard. With only 35 left in the wild, the arrival of a litter of tiny cubs could help save this species from extinction. There’s a rollercoaster of emotions following the exhausting vigil of one very special giant, an Indian one horned rhino, who has her keepers on tenterhooks for days as she tries to deliver a baby as big as a man. And heartbreak turns into hard work for a dedicated team at Jersey Zoo. They have to become surrogate parents to a litter of tiny baby pied Tamarins, the rarest primate in South America, after they’re attacked by their mother. But will they make it through?

Nature's Miracle Babies is an intimate, yet ultimately uplifting series that touches all our emotions. [Due for release 26.09.11]

Witness the planet's most breathtaking natural events, and follow the dramatic wildlife stories behind them. Combining the epic cinematography of Planet Earth, with all the emotion, intimacy and storytelling of a wildlife diary, this series charts the effects of global climatic phenomena which transform entire landscapes, drawing in thousands of animals and determining their fate. Each episode is set in a different part of the world - from the great flood of the Okavango delta to the plankton blooms of the Pacific Ocean, and from the Indian monsoon to the race for survival triggered by the annual Arctic melt - and shows how immense natural forces, often starting thousands of miles away, drive a chain reaction that culminates in a spectacular wildlife event. For some animals, it's a window of opportunity, but for others, it's the most dangerous time of their lives. Follow their emotional, involving stories to a dramatic climax where their fate will be revealed. Episodes: The Great Melt, The Great Salmon Run, The Great Migration, The Great Tide, The Great Flood, The Great Feast.

Witness the planet's most breathtaking natural events, and follow the dramatic wildlife stories behind them. Combining the epic cinematography of Planet Earth, with all the emotion, intimacy and storytelling of a wildlife diary, this series charts the effects of global climatic phenomena which transform entire landscapes, drawing in thousands of animals and determining their fate. Each episode is set in a different part of the world - from the great flood of the Okavango delta to the plankton blooms of the Pacific Ocean, and from the Indian monsoon to the race for survival triggered by the annual Arctic melt - and shows how immense natural forces, often starting thousands of miles away, drive a chain reaction that culminates in a spectacular wildlife event. For some animals, it's a window of opportunity, but for others, it's the most dangerous time of their lives. Follow their emotional, involving stories to a dramatic climax where their fate will be revealed. Episodes: The Great Melt, The Great Salmon Run, The Great Migration, The Great Tide, The Great Flood, The Great Feast.

Witness the planet's most breathtaking natural events, and follow the dramatic wildlife stories behind them. Combining the epic cinematography of Planet Earth, with all the emotion, intimacy and storytelling of a wildlife diary, this series charts the effects of global climatic phenomena which transform entire landscapes, drawing in thousands of animals and determining their fate. Whereas Planet Earth gave us a global view, Nature's Great Events delves into the more personal, emotionally engaging approach. Nature's Great Events brings us the same high definition quality and "wow factor" images we've come to associate with Planet Earth.

'This album sees Amy take another giant creative leap'
Acoustic Magazine

This powerful, compelling drama traces the fraught interwoven journeys of three British soldiers who take part in the invasion of Iraq in 2003, return to Manchester, but are then inspired to revisit the chaos of Basra.

Danny, Mike and Hibbs, friends in the same army regiment, have their own very different reasons to return: Danny (Stephen Graham) sees rich financial pickings in private security work, in a land awash with billions of dollars of reconstruction money, Mike (James Nesbitt) has fallen in love with Iraqi doctor Aliyah, and Hibbs (Warren Brown) goes back because he believes in the mission to rebuild the country and help the Iraqi people. Life in the new Iraq however is unpredictable, chaotic and dangerous. Over the course of five years, the friendship of the three men comes under fierce pressure, as they pursue their dreams against the backdrop of growing fundamentalism, sectarian violence, and corruption in the world of privatized security.

Occupation is a darkly humorous and emotionally involving story, which slowly builds to a gripping and moving finale, as their conflicting ambitions come to define not just their own lives, but the war and the occupation of Basra itself.

Synopsis
OCCUPATION is the powerful tale of three British soldiers involve in the invasion of Iraq in 2003. Each of their stories is interwoven, following them from Iraq, back to Manchester, where they are later inspired to return to Basra once more.

Single ‘Oh My Life’ Released March 3rd
Written by Beth with BDi composer & saxophonist, Ben Castle and Paul Wilkinson. Co-published by BDi Music Limited

Debut LP Released May the 26th of May on Blue Thumb

Spotted at an open mic night in London’s Ginglik, Beth Rowley is essential listening for 2008. Mentored by Carleen Anderson and signed to Blue Thumb Records, the 26 year-old singer/songwriter releases her euphoric new single ‘Oh My Life’ on March 3rd – the first from her eagerly anticipated debut LP ‘Little Dreamer’, April 21st.

‘Oh My Life’ is a shimmering, carefree, gospel-tinged gem that soars with bluesy melody. Propelled by Beth’s powerhouse vocals and a lush, big band sound, it’s a favourite of her recent live sets and will be performed live on GMTV, February 22nd.

Dan Sully, whose previous credits include Stephanie Dosen and the Howling Bells, directed the accompanying video.

Smouldering with a seductive charm, the debut LP ‘Little Dreamer’ is co-written by Beth and Ben Castle mainly and follows the stunning EP ‘Violets’, which debuted at Number 11 on i-Tunes. Produced by Steve Power (Blur) and Kevin Bacon & Jonathan Quarmby (Richard Hawley, Finlay Quaye) it blends blues and soul with the irrepressible spirit of a New York gospel choir.

 "A who’s who of acting talent captures perfectly Dicken’s army of exaggerated grotesques..." --The Times

Starring: Timothy Spall, William Miller, Adam Arnold, Tom Hardy, Sophie Okenedo, Julian Rhind-Tutt, Edward Fox, Anna Massey, Morven Christie, Sarah Lancashire, Gregor Fisher, Rob Brydon, John Sessions.

This gripping take on Charles Dickens’ classic remains faithful to the spirit of the novel while delivering a modern, thrilling, tragic and occasionally comic edge. Sarah Phelps (EastEnders), one of Britain's most dynamic television writers, has adapted this powerful story,

Oliver is born into poverty and misfortune – the son of an unmarried mother, who dies shortly after his birth; he is soon delivered to the workhouse. There, the cruel Mr Bumble oversees children tormented by starvation and suffering. When Oliver dares ask for more gruel, he finds himself cast out and forced to make his own way in the world.

Running away to London, Oliver meets the Artful Dodger and his gang, as well as the beautiful Nancy and gets the first warm welcome of his life – but he is soon to discover that this kindness requires its own type of payment.

As Oliver is drawn deeper into the dark and murky underworld, he remains unaware that the kind Mr Brownlow is searching for him, while others – the brutal criminal Bill Sikes, the manipulative Fagin and the mysterious Mr Monks – are vying to ruin and destroy his life…

From the makers of Big Cat Week and Elephant Diaries comes this candid view of the Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation and its efforts to create a safe haven for this incredible yet endangered species. Prepare for a rollercoaster ride of emotions following the life-and-death struggle to save irresistibly cute orang-utan orphans at the Orang Jungle Hospital in the middle of Borneo. The presenters and crew spend a moving, inspiring and involving week in the heart of the biggest orang-utan rehabilitation centre, providing a uniquely intimate and engaging look at the most entertaining of the great apes, in one of the remotest corners of the world. They witness both success and failure as orang-utans are helped to take the tentative first steps back into an independent life in the wild, and join dangerous rescue missions as anti-poaching patrols follow up tip-offs to track down orphaned babies intended for the cruel pet trade.

Prepare for a rollercoaster ride of emotions following the life and death struggle to save irresistibly cute Orangutan orphans in Borneo.

Two years after their inspirational and moving visit to the Borneo Orangutan Foundation, Steve Leonard and Michaela Strachan return to catch up on the progress of the rescued orangutans, meet some of the fragile new arrivals and discover how the fight against extinction is progressing.

Deep in the Borneo rainforest, the dedicated vets and carers of the Foundation care for over 600 orangutans. With vulnerable babies in the nursery needing 24-hour care, playful orphans in the Forest School learning the skills they need in the wild, and older primates becoming ready for release, the team do everything they can to save the species from extinction.

This inspirational series captures the drama and emotion of the Foundation as they work to save a magnificent creature on the verge of extinction.

Orangutan Diary Series Two is a uniquely intimate look at the most engaging of the great apes, in one of the remotest corners of the world.

New album by St Just Vigilante - release date 1st Jan 2011

Album by St Just Vigilantes. Released 17th November 2008

The Peep Show – Series 1-4 DVD box set encompasses the entire collection of "Peep Show" episodes. This award-winning comedy follows the inner lives of two very ordinary weirdoes--the aimless waster and wannabe musician Jeremy (Robert Webb), and Mark (David Mitchell), a socially awkward 50 year-old trapped in the body of a twenty-something. What stands out about "Peep Show" is its finely honed script and strong lead performances by the show's creators, David Mitchell and Robert Webb. The fact that viewers are able to hear the innermost thoughts of Mark and Jez as they encounter various problems makes their characters all the more vulnerable and sympathetic. The result is a well-observed comedy for anyone who spends life at the mercy of their own hesitant thoughts (...and who doesn't?).

With the release of Peep Show: Series Four, Mark and Jeremy, the directionless college friends and flat mates of Apollo House in South London, are back to their usual antics.

While Mark – the sensible professional with a slightly disconcerting interest in World War II – deals with the consequences of his accidental proposal to his office crush Sophie, Jeremy – the drifting waster whose life-long dream is to become a musician – struggles to win back his beautiful ex-‘visa wife’, Nancy.

In this series, as ever, the pair’s deepest and darkest thoughts and feelings are revealed to viewers, as they try in vain to find their place in the modern world and search to find love and fulfillment.

The multi award-winning and critically acclaimed comedy returns to DVD for a fifth series. Peep Show continues to delve into the innermost thoughts of Mark (David Mitchell) - the conventional one seething with inner rages and desires - and Jeremy (Robert Webb) - the loose cannon full of expressed rages and desires - but seething with even more rage on the inside.

Mark and Jeremy are entering their 30s with failed marriages behind them, few prospects, and a sense of impending crisis. Time is running out for them to sort out their lives. Jeremy’s mother appears on the scene and it soon becomes clear why he’s ended up as he is. Mark goes speed dating, and discovers money can buy you love. Jeremy and Superhans (Matt King) play at a Christian Rock Festival; the flat suffers multiple burglaries and the boys endure their worst ever night out – at the theatre.

Extras:
BEHIND THE SCENES with Sam Bain and Jesse Armstrong guiding you through the production process, from how they get ideas for the series, read throughs and rehearsals with cast, to shooting on set and on location to the final product!

PEEP SHOW RELATIONSHIP TREE – your guide to whose slept with whom throughout all the Peep Show series’… this is a trip through Mark and Jeremy’s love lives throughout series 1-5, with clips and graphics to explain the various connections!

Enter the weird and wonderful world of the insanely versatile comedian Peter Serafinowicz, in this, his very own BAFTA Nominated sketch show. Taking on a range of real-life celebrity impersonations plus a whole host of fictional characters, the skits range from gentle parody to the downright surreal. But what else would you expect from the co-creator and star of the cult classic OPEN UNIVERSITY / TOMORROW'S WORLD spoof, LOOK AROUND YOU (2002-2005). So sit back, switch your brain to 'silly', and let Terry Wogan, the Beatles, Michael-6, Kennedy St. King, and Darth Vader take you to your happy place.

Release date: 20.04.2009

Rob’s girlfriend has left him… for Duncan from Blue. Now they’re getting married and to make matters worse – they’ve invited Rob to the wedding.

Rob is out to settle the score; he MUST find a girl who is comprehensively more impressive than Duncan to accompany him to the nuptials in a bid to outshine the happy couple. Rob’s quest knows no bounds; he bribes a child in order to win a date with Lisa Snowdon, persuades singer Jamelia to be his best mate, humiliates himself to bag a date with a West End superstar, and inadvertently gets branded a pervert while trying to impress his first love.

Rob receives little encouragement from his brother Rich (Nigel Harman) and his sister Rebecca (Ingrid Oliver). Even his friends Paul (Steve John Shepherd) and Laura doubt his pulling power.

Will Rob ever find his perfect Plus One? Release date: 9th Feb 09

Signing what was the largest recording deal in UK classicalhistory in 2004, 'Premiere' is the debut album by Welsh mezzo-soprano, Katherine Jenkins. The album features classical standards including 'Ave Maria' and 'The Lord Is My Shepherd' as well as traditional Welsh songs and new interpretationsof classics from Bach, Handel, And Erik Satie. Morgan Pochin wrote, produced and arranged this gold selling No.1 album.

Robbie Coltrane has set himself a challenge to take a road trip across a Britain that we don't normally see. The route is from Scotland to the tip of Cornwall, stopping off at various locations - all on the scenic 'B' roads.

In this BAFTA winning series, Ross Kemp travels from El Salvador to Cape Town, St Louis to Moscow, and tracks down the criminals that lay down their law, finds out what makes them tick and what is being done to control them.

Scott and Bailey stars Suranne Jones and Lesley Sharp in the title roles of two homicide detectives from Greater Manchester Police’s prestigious Major Incident Team. The series is scripted by Sally Wainwright whose drama Unforgiven won the coveted RTS Award for Best Drama earlier this year. The Jury is a compelling series which focuses on the everyday people who find themselves at the centre of one of the most controversial criminal re-trials of their time. Written by BAFTA winner and Oscar nominated Peter Morgan.
DVD Release date: 4th July 2011

Secret Diary of a Call Girl, starring Billie Piper (Doctor Who), is the sexually explicit story of a beautiful woman who leads the ultimate double life. To her parents Hannah is a legal secretary, which often involves late night work. To her clients, Belle is whatever they want her to be. However, her moto of never getting emotionally involved with her clients is soon put to the test. Follow Hannah/Belle's adventures and mishaps in this eight-part mini series.