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Peter Taylor investigates how young Muslims radicals formed themselves into a terror network that spread across three continents. Aided and abetted by two young fanatics in Britain these cells plotted major attacks in Europe and America.

India Business Report provides an indispensable guide to the big stories to watch out for in the week ahead.

It's truly incredible to see the ingenious lengths people go to in order to extract resources from the earth. Equally amazing is the number of different and varied products that can be derived from something so fundamental.

Adam and Jamie take their detractors head on as they revisit some of their favourite myths and answer them once and for all.

It's truly incredible to see the ingenious lengths people go to in order to extract resources from the earth. Equally amazing is the number of different and varied products that can be derived from something so fundamental.

The story of how stars were made by the Universe and how Stars then went on to engineer everything else in that very universe. They changed the Universe by spawning further generations of stars, then planets and eventually the building blocks of life.

On this wet and wild episode, Adam and Jamie tackle the biggest, dirtiest, most vertigo inducing build in MythBusters history while Kari, Tory and Grant deliver the goods, to find out if taking only right turns can save you gas.

Follows the exploits of Butch and Sundance as they retreat to South America while being pursued over two continents by a killjoy lawman.

Winston Blackmore is the family patriarch and leader of a fundamentalist Mormon polygamist community in Bountiful, British Columbia, that includes his 20-some wives and more than 100 children.

Oil makes the modern world go around. We used it to drive, fly and manufacture our way into the 21st century. But what would happen if the oil our world is so dependant on suddenly ran out?

Abu Dhabi's audacious skyscraper, The Capital Gate, leans five times more than the Tower of Pisa. It takes cutting-edge technology to keep it from toppling over, including a specialised exoskeleton.

In 1942, two of the most charismatic generals of all time, Germany's Field Marshall Erwin Rommel, the Desert Fox, and Britain's General Bernard Montgomery face off over a barren stretch of rocky desert in the Egyptian desert. Each is determined to outwit and out-fight the other in a bloody battle of minds as well as men. As they duel for North Africa and the oilfields of the Middle East, Rommel relies on blitzkrieg tactics of speed, surprise and daring. Montgomery takes a different tack. He digs in for a defensive battle and puts his faith in planning, training and new equipment. The outcome of their head-to-head turns Hitler's fortunes in North Africa and gives the British their first decisive win of the war.

Heroin is the most destructive drug on the face of the planet. From the fields of Afghanistan to Chicago's streets, it impacts on the lives of all who cross its path. With unprecedented access, explore the global heroin trade and how governments struggle to keep a lid on its damaging effects around the world. From an Afghan heroin lab on the Iranian border to dealers in Chicago, prepare for a unique demonstration of how heroin is prepared for sale on the street. Users in Vancouver candidly explain the paths that lead to addiction and follow New Jersey cops as they take down a massive heroin distribution network. Finally, find out whether the radical efforts made by the Swiss government to solve the heroin crisis are working: free heroin prescriptions for addicts.

Now he's popular, Lockie's getting a big head. And a short fuse. When the dancing challenged Lockie realises he's expected to bust some moves at the upcoming Blue Light Disco, he takes his insecurities out on Phillip, who's been busy engineering a night to remember for he and Lisa. On the night, it's not only nerves that send Lockie's belly into a tangle, which causes him more than a little attention on the dance floor. Phillip learns a few hard truths, forcing Lockie to realise how important his brother really is to him.

Oscar winner Ron Howard directs Frank Langella (Good Night, and Good Luck) as Richard Nixon, the disgraced president with a legacy to save and Michael Sheen (The Queen) as David Frost, a jet-setting newsman with the interview of a lifetime. In summer 1977, the televised David Frost/Richard Nixon interviews attracted the largest audience for a news program in the history of American TV. More than 45 million viewers - hungry for a glimpse into the mind of their disgraced former commander in chief and anxious for him to acknowledge the abuses of power that led to his resignation - sat transfixed as Nixon and Frost sparred in a riveting verbal boxing match over the course of four evenings. Two men with everything to prove knew only one could come out a winner. Their legendary confrontation would revolutionise the art of the confessional interview, change the face of politics and capture an admission from the former president that startled people all over the world... possibly even including Nixon himself.

Danny Boyle's exhilarating story garnered eight Oscars and for some cinema goers was considered the most inspiring film at the time. Dev Patel stars as Jamal Malik who, after being orphaned, has to rely on his wits to survive on the streets and slums of Bombay with his older brother Salim (Madhur Mittal). Victims of child exploitation, they finally escape along with a little girl, Latika (Freida Pinto), but are separated while being pursued. Jamal never forgets Latika and after many dangerous escapades, he and Salim return to Mumbai and find her again, in the clutches of a gang. The teenage brothers fall out over her and are separated for some years before Jamal's quest once again leads him to her, a helpless captive in a gangster's world, where his brother is now a sidekick. Knowing her favourite show is Who Wants to be A Millionaire, Jamal enters the TV contest, hoping she will see him and understand his love for her, and starts winning. Suspected of cheating because a slumdog shouldn't know all the answers, he is arrested and during the harsh interrogation he explains the series of dramatic and life threatening events that gave him the information.

A look behind the palace walls and the lifestyles of George IV, Edward II and Queen Victoria.

The Team travel back to the Bronze Age to Flag Fen in Cambridgeshire. The fenland bog is home to one of the most important archaeological wet-sites in the country, where the soggy conditions help preserve 3000-year-old timbers buried in the peat.

America becomes a global superpower; technology fuels a boom in the economy and the population. American pioneers conquer new frontiers, from the jet age to the space age, and run headlong into a new threat: Communism.

See how across the world the forces of the Axis were in retreat. In the sands of the desert Rommel had been overwhelmed by the Allies and driven out of Africa. A new legend was born in the shape of Bernard Montgomery. Across the sea the Germans were being pushed into Sicily and then onto mainland Italy. Faced with the prospect of being on the losing side, Italy deposed Mussolini and surrendered to the Allies. Italy's landscape became the scene of hard fought battles more suited to World War I. At sea the Battle for the Atlantic turned in the Allies favour as German U-boats were driven from the ocean by ever more powerful attacks. Hitler's policy of never giving ground to the enemy resulted in one final great tank battle near the Russian city of Kursk. But it was to be of no import, the Nazis failed and a year of dramatic advances began for the Red Army. With the forces of Nazism so obviously on the defensive the Allied leaders gathered to discuss the next big push - the invasion of Western Europe: D - Day.

Beastly Games tells the story of the Roman arena games, in which wild, exotic beasts were exhibited, hunted and trained to execute animals in front of the Roman crowds. The film unravels a complex chain of events - capture, animal husbandry, transport and shipping - that brought these beasts thousands of miles to the amphitheatres of Rome, Europe and Africa. It was an immense industry, employing thousands of men and costing the equivalent of millions of pounds for each Imperial show.

A look behind the palace walls and the lifestyles of George IV, Edward II and Queen Victoria.

The Ottomans reveals the dramatic transformation of Islam resulting from the Mongol invasion. Nomads enlisted by Muslims to fight the Mongols stake their own claims, and become known as Ottomans. The Ottomans transform the Islamic world, creating a new empire that expands westward into Christian territories. Suleiman the Magnificent shapes the Ottomans into a military powerhouse and an empire of extreme wealth and sophistication, which threatens the great power centres of Europe and the empire of the Persian Safavids to the east, before falling victim to enemies from within.

America becomes a global superpower; technology fuels a boom in the economy and the population. American pioneers conquer new frontiers, from the jet age to the space age, and run headlong into a new threat: Communism.

In the Great Sundra Islands, 33,000 Australian troops land at Balikpapan, while three escort carriers provide naval support. The Allies now control one of the richest oil producing areas in Asia. In Berlin, the first US occupation troops arrive as Allied forces hold a victory parade. Meanwhile, rumours circulate that Hitler is still alive. In Manila, US General Douglas MacArthur declares the Philippines free from Japanese occupation. In Britain, Prime Minister Winston Churchill loses the General Election to the Labour Party led by Clement Atlee. But the results are not known for another three weeks. We also take a look at the US Curtis P-40 Kittyhawk and its important combat role under General Chennault against the Japanese in China. By the summer of 1945, USAF Major-General Claire Chennault - known as "Old Leather Face" - was in command of a combined wing of the Chinese and US air forces.

The new king, Henry VII, moved rapidly to secure his position. The rapid succession of rival monarchs had produced a feeling of insecurity and legal chaos among the landowners. Execution and death in battle had shattered the great feudal houses, their lands had been confiscated and restored again and again. The survivors were in constant danger of losing their estates by actions in the law courts started by personal enemies and based on past allegiances and treacheries. All this was dangerous to Henry, for insecure landowners might be tempted to follow another usurper if one appeared. So Henry passed legislation stating that all who gave their allegiance to the King for the time being - that is whoever sat upon the throne, whatever their true claim - should be secure in their lives and property.

On the surface it looks just like any other large Lincolnshire field. But when a pipe was laid across it a couple of years previously the trench dug then revealed a number of shallow graves. An exploratory dig in 1998 identified them as Anglo-Saxon, on a site which also threw up large quantities of Roman remains. An earlier water pipe, laid in 1954, had uncovered a lot of Roman pottery here too. So what did it all indicate? And what could Time Team learn about this possible Anglo-Saxon cemetery and former Roman settlement in the three days available?

One of history's greatest military leaders, at age nine Hannibal accompanied his father Hamilcar Barca on the Carthaginian expedition to conquer Spain. Before embarking, the boy vowed eternal hatred for Rome, his people's bitter rival. Twenty years later, in 218 BC, he left New Carthage, now Cartagena, Spain, to wage war on The Eternal City with an army of about 40,000, including cavalry and elephants. After crossing the Pyrenees and Rhone River, he traversed the Alps while beset by snowstorms, landslides, and hostile mountain tribes. This two hour special brings to life the story of the Carthaginian general who struck fear in all Roman hearts and wreaked havoc with his masterful military tactics, bringing the mighty Roman Republic to the brink of ruin. Archaeologists, historians, and military experts guide us through ancient Carthage and give insight into his military strategy up to defeat at Zama in 203 BC.

Fighting the Japanese in Burma is a nightmare for the inexperienced Allies.

In the Great Sundra Islands, 33,000 Australian troops land at Balikpapan, while three escort carriers provide naval support. The Allies now control one of the richest oil producing areas in Asia. In Berlin, the first US occupation troops arrive as Allied forces hold a victory parade. Meanwhile, rumours circulate that Hitler is still alive. In Manila, US General Douglas MacArthur declares the Philippines free from Japanese occupation. In Britain, Prime Minister Winston Churchill loses the General Election to the Labour Party led by Clement Atlee. But the results are not known for another three weeks. We also take a look at the US Curtis P-40 Kittyhawk and its important combat role under General Chennault against the Japanese in China. By the summer of 1945, USAF Major-General Claire Chennault - known as "Old Leather Face" - was in command of a combined wing of the Chinese and US air forces.

Oscar winner Ron Howard directs Frank Langella (Good Night, and Good Luck) as Richard Nixon, the disgraced president with a legacy to save and Michael Sheen (The Queen) as David Frost, a jet-setting newsman with the interview of a lifetime. In summer 1977, the televised David Frost/Richard Nixon interviews attracted the largest audience for a news program in the history of American TV. More than 45 million viewers - hungry for a glimpse into the mind of their disgraced former commander in chief and anxious for him to acknowledge the abuses of power that led to his resignation - sat transfixed as Nixon and Frost sparred in a riveting verbal boxing match over the course of four evenings. Two men with everything to prove knew only one could come out a winner. Their legendary confrontation would revolutionise the art of the confessional interview, change the face of politics and capture an admission from the former president that startled people all over the world... possibly even including Nixon himself.

Danny Boyle's exhilarating story garnered eight Oscars and for some cinema goers was considered the most inspiring film at the time. Dev Patel stars as Jamal Malik who, after being orphaned, has to rely on his wits to survive on the streets and slums of Bombay with his older brother Salim (Madhur Mittal). Victims of child exploitation, they finally escape along with a little girl, Latika (Freida Pinto), but are separated while being pursued. Jamal never forgets Latika and after many dangerous escapades, he and Salim return to Mumbai and find her again, in the clutches of a gang. The teenage brothers fall out over her and are separated for some years before Jamal's quest once again leads him to her, a helpless captive in a gangster's world, where his brother is now a sidekick. Knowing her favourite show is Who Wants to be A Millionaire, Jamal enters the TV contest, hoping she will see him and understand his love for her, and starts winning. Suspected of cheating because a slumdog shouldn't know all the answers, he is arrested and during the harsh interrogation he explains the series of dramatic and life threatening events that gave him the information.

With nothing but tough roads and 44 degree Celsius heat in Sudan, it's another long trek for the team, and Ewan has his first fall of the trip.

It's the weekend with Nigella - a time for friends, feasting, leisurely baking and cooking with the kids. She's got lunch that everyone goes crazy for - a chicken and sausage bake served with crispy rosemary roast potatoes and French-style Petit Pois.

Follow host Maeve O'Meara on a culinary globetrot across Australia as she discovers delicious cuisines. Each episode explores a new cuisine with the help of professional chefs and home-cooks.

It's the weekend with Nigella - a time for friends, feasting, leisurely baking and cooking with the kids. She's got lunch that everyone goes crazy for - a chicken and sausage bake served with crispy rosemary roast potatoes and French-style Petit Pois.

In this heat, a married couple from Bristol are cooking against identical twins to prove that their food is the best. But it will be up to judges Paul Merrett and Amanda Lamb to decide who is worthy of a place in the next round.

This series reveals the fascinating processes involved in brain development across a lifetime. Discover the brain sciences and meet foremost cranial researchers.

With the advent of the Internet changing everything, learn how the rise of MMOs (massively multiplayer on-line games) added an emotional dimension to games.

The New Inventors' is all about inventions and inventors. Each week 3 totally new, never before seen inventions are demonstrated, examined, prodded, pushed, pulled and occasionally dropped by host James O'Loghlin. The show celebrates the inventiveness and resourcefulness of the human mind, and the determination and hard work of those who dream big dreams, and then slave away to make them real.eved!

This series reveals the fascinating processes involved in brain development across a lifetime. Discover the brain sciences and meet foremost cranial researchers.

Follows the exploits of Butch and Sundance as they retreat to South America while being pursued over two continents by a killjoy lawman.

Join skilled Australian workers as they go about their jobs, explaining what they do and how they got there. This exclusive programming is a visual tool for industry based learning.

My Moort, my family make me djoorabiny, they make me happy. (STUDY GUIDE AVAILABLE)

Living Black returns with Series 13. Hosted by Karla Grant.

My Moort, my family make me djoorabiny, they make me happy. (STUDY GUIDE AVAILABLE)

Find out how our brains process music and how our culture shapes our musical preferences-helping us understand our motives,fears,desires and memories.