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Spain’s biggest-ever anticorruption operation led to
a shock arrest this week.
Isabel Pantoja, legendary
flamenco singer and wife
of wronged former mayor
Julián Muñoz, was arrested
on Wednesday night at her
Marbella home.
Witnesses say she had not
been handcuffed but wore
dark glasses and her hair
pinned up when she was
seen leaving her villa on
the La Pera urbanisation at
around 23.00 hrs.
After spending the night
in a cell, she was granted
bail by a Marbella court
on Thursday to the tune of
90,000 euros.
Having publicly stated she
would stand by her man after
Muñoz’s arrest in July last
year, further investigations
into the infamous Operación
Malaya revealed Pantoja’s
possible involvement.
Her husband’s broker, Fernando de Salinas, was also
taken into custody on Wednesday.
National Police and the
anti-corruption
prosecution service began to investigate the Malaya case in
November 2005. Numerous
illicit activities related to
property development, including money-laundering,
bribery, embezzlement of
public funds and powerdealing, were uncovered.
In March 2005, when Spain’s
largest money-laundering
network was broken up, a
number of telephone conversations were intercepted
putting police on the trail
of a massive property scam
on the Costa del Sol.
Marbella city council lost
its decision-making powers
concerning building development when the alleged
corruption came to light.
A huge police swoop in March 2006 in Marbella, Málaga, Huelva, Cádiz, Madrid,
Murcia and Los Alcázares
on the Mar Menor led to 29
arrests and assets worth
2,600 million euros seized.
Amongst the goods confiscated were firearms, vehicles, computers, lockable
safes, a helicopter, various
valuable works of art including an original Joan Miró
painting, a herd of bulls
and a horse together with
millions of euros in cash.
The detainees included the
mayoress of Marbella, Marisol Yagüe and her secondin-command, Isabel García
Marcos, and former mayor
Julián Muñoz, partner of
Isabel Pantoja.
The latter has been held
without bail since March 1,
2006.
Leader of the corruption
racket, Juan Antonio Roca
– Marbella’s head of development and former townplanner – has been behind
bars since the end of March
last year.
THE MAN WHO BEAT THE MACHINE
Isabel Pantoja
Roca was charged with embezzlement, money-laundering and bribery.
The latest detainee, Sevilla-born Isabel Pantoja, is a
household name in flamenco music and has enjoyed
national acclaim as a singer
since the mid-1970s.
Her lawyer, Ignacio Prieto, had been advised of
Pantoja’s arrest by her family.
He claimed to be ‘surprised’ and ignorant of the
nature of the charges made
against her.
The singer is also facing
charges in Perú for allegedly paying a bribe to the
president’s former legal advisor to speed up the adoption of her baby daughter
in 1996.
Yet Pantoja claims the US
$80,000 handed over to Vladimiro Montesinos, who is
being held in a Lima prison, was to cover lawyers’
and notaries’ fees.
A European long-distance champion challenged Murcia’s new tram to a race last
Sunday – and won.
Jogging alongside the track for 1,900 metres, Juan Carlos Higuero was cheered on
by spectators as he rose to the bizarre challenge. Proving he was more than a match
for the machine, Higuero was first to cross
the finishing line, which was manned by
Antonio Peñalver, runner-up in the decathlon at the Barcelona Olympics in 1992.
It is hoped the tram line will cut congestion and pollution in the city.
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NATIONAL NEWS
Animals
Cats rescued
from house
An animal rights group
rescued 10 cats that were
trapped for a month inside
a garbage-filled house,
throwing
themselves
against windows to try
to escape and surviving
by drinking from a leaky
faucet.
An organization called El
Refugio, which promotes
the humane treatment of
animals and the adoption
of abandoned pets, said
it was alerted a month
ago by neighbours of a
Madrid woman who had
been hospitalized and left
her 10 cats unattended at
home.
Spanish police and members of El Refugio managed to get inside the
house and found it strewn
with rubbish.
They rescued the animals
and all but one has survived and will be put up
for adoption, El Refugio
said in a statement
Accident
Bank holiday
deaths down
The long May Day bank
holiday
break
ended
with 39 deaths on Spain’s
roads.
The number was 17 lower
than last year for the same
break, despite treacherous conditions in many
areas, especially Andalucia yesterday.
Four members of the
same family died in one
accident where their car
was cut completely in two
and in another accident
a lorry driver died when
his tanker jack-knifed off
a bridge on the outskirts
of Granada and burst into
flames.
SPAIN
May 4- May 10 2007
Politics
Seven dead in massive gas explosion
Rescue workers continued
in their efforts to find survivors following a massive gas explosion in the
northern Spanish town of
Palencia.
Seven bodies had been recovered as of Wednesday
morning, the authorities
reported. Six of the victims were women.
It was believed there were
still two or three residents
Police hold
ETA members
buried under the rubble
of a five-storey building
in the centre of Palencia
that had collapsed in on
itself Tuesday following
the explosion.
A spokesman for the fire
services said that it was
very unlikely that they
were still alive.
Several houses in the area
of the explosion were
damaged.
Daughter for the
Crown Princess
Baby is called Sofía after
her grandmother, the Queen
Spain’s Crown Princess
Letizia gave birth Sunday
to a baby girl named Sofia, her second child with
Prince Felipe.
The newborn princess is
third in line to the Spanish throne, after her father and elder sister, Princess Leonor, who is 1 1/2
years old.
Letizia gave birth at
Madrid’s Ruber Internacional hospital, just to the
The newborn
princess is
third in line
to the Spanish
throne, after
her father and
elder sister
north of the city. She was
accompanied by her husband when she entered
the hospital Sunday.
The baby weighed 7.3
pounds, said Letizia’s gynecologist, Dr. Luis Ignacio Recasens.
Letizia Ortiz, 34, a former
television news anchorwoman, became Spain’s
crown princess in May
2004 when she married
Felipe in a glittering royal
wedding. She gave birth
to Leonor in October 2005.
The Spanish constitution
now allows a female heir
to the throne only if she
has no brothers. Felipe’s
older sisters, princesses
Elena and Cristina, are
below him in the line of
succession.
The Socialist government
is looking into changing
the constitution to give
female royals the same
right as males to accede to
the throne, guaranteeing
Leonor’s eventual ascension. Prime Minister José
Luis RodríguezZapatero’s
government has said,
however, there is no urgency to make the change until Felipe becomes
king.
The conservative opposition is against the move
because some politicians
suspect Zapatero may
take advantage of such
a change to make it look
like a referendum on the
monarchy.
Spain’s royal family has
only ceremonial functions, but enjoys wide respect.
Three alleged members
of the Basque separatist
group ETA have been
arrested in Sheffield by
South Yorkshire Police
and members of the Guardia Civil.
Two men and a woman
were held in a raid on an
address in the city.
The woman is suspected
of involvement in several
terror attacks in northern
Spain over the last five
years.
Spanish police said the
suspects had been preparing to return to Spain
on the Plymouth to
Santander car ferry.
South Yorkshire Police
said: “Three people have
been arrested in Sheffield
on behalf of the Spanish
authorities for alleged terrorism offences in Spain.
“The three European arrest warrants were issued
by the Spanish authorities.
“The three people are suspected of being members
of the Spanish Basque
separatist group Eta and
are suspected of terrorist
offences in Spain.
“A 23-year-old man was
arrested in Sheffield this
morning. A 29-year-old
man and 36-year-old woman were later arrested in
Sheffield.
“Extradition proceedings
are now taking place.”
The Spanish news agency
Efe said Scotland Yard
had confirmed that the
trio would be appearing
in court in London.
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SPAIN
May 4 - May 10 2007
Scores injured as groups of youth clash with police
At least 45 people have been injured
in the latest clash between police and
groups of youths in central Madrid.
Unrest in the Spanish capital, continuing for a second night, started
when a group of drunken youths attacked police who had ordered them
to not drink in public.
Police said the men, aged 19 to 25,
offered resistance using bottles,
stones, and metal rods.
Clashes continued for at least two
hours.
Police used sticks, rubber bullets
and tear gas.
A field hospital had to be deployed to
provide medical aid to those injured
in the clashes,” an emergency service spokesman said.
He said police had detained at least
10 people.
VIOLENCE: A man signals in triumph
He based his judgment
on a police report that
said: “We cannot determine that ANV is an instrument of ETA-Batasuna, even though it has
some affinities in terms
of its goals.”
Garzón said in a written judgement that certain elements of the
party seem to show “the
proximity, the influence
and the possible participation of Batasuna
... in the preparation of
electoral lists.”
But he said the party’s
leaders did not have links
with ETA.
The EAE-ANV was one
of the founding elements
of Batasuna in 1978, but
had been inoperative until recently.
Its sudden revival to
put up candidates for
May 27 municipal and regional elections aroused
suspicions that ETA’s political wing was trying to
sneak into the polls.
Batasuna has been
banned as a party since
2003 because of its ties
to ETA, which has been
blamed for over 800
deaths in its four-decade campaign to achieve
independence for the
Basque region in northern Spain and southern
France.
ETA’s political arm
won 10 percent of the
vote in regional elections
in 2001 and 20 percent in
1999 municipal elections.
ETA declared a permanent ceasefire in March
last year that was shattered by a December 30
bombing at Madrid airport.
The bombing wrecked
tentative attempts by
Spain’s socialist government to engage in a
dialogue with ETA on
reaching a political settlement for the region’s
future.
Three die as immigrant boat Police brutality probe
beaches on Gran Canaria
A boat carrying 82 African would-be immigrants
arrived at Gran Canaria
on Saturday, and three
died on the beach.
The Red Cross said many
others were in poor condition, eight were taken
to medical centers and 41
needed first aid.
Many of the occupants
of the small boat suffered from hypothermia,
dehydration, burns, cuts,
bruises, a fractured bone
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Drugs
Police seize
tons of hash
Judge allows another
Basque political party
A Basque political party
will be allowed to operate
after a leading anti-terror
judge could find no links
to the armed group ETA
or its outlawed political
wing.
The Eusko Abertzale
Akintza-Action
Nationalist Basque party
(EAE-ANV) can operate legally and will not
be subject to the ban applying to the Batasuna
party, judge Baltasar
Garzón ruled.
NATIONAL NEWS
and other injuries.
Of the eight taken for
treatment two were women and two children, one
aged nine and the other
nine months.
Rescue services and police were alerted at 01.30
hrs when the vessel was
spotted on radar.
The boat came in to Playa
Arguineguin beach close
to the southern tip of the
island 10 minutes later.
It had crossed from West
Africa and three died
shortly after rescue workers arrived.
Destitute Africans desperate to find a better life
regularly risk their lives
to try to reach Europe
by sailing in open fishing boats to the Canary
Islands.
Last year more than
30,000 immigrants were
intercepted while sailing
to the Canaries in crowded boats.
Four Spanish police officers are under investigation after being caught
on video beating a man in
the latest case of alleged
police brutality.
Images of officers kneeing, kicking and punching Rubén Pérez Marcos
in a Barcelona police
station were shown on
Spanish newspaper front
pages, websites and TV
channels.
Five Barcelona officers
were convicted last year
for torture, bodily harm
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A Barcelona judge will
rule whether officers used
excessive force against
Marcos after his arrest on
March 31 outside a bar.
Another judge in the city
is investigating an incident in which a police officer was filmed hitting a
handcuffed woman.
Three
Spanish
Civil
Guard police were sentenced to up to 15 months
in prison on Friday for
the 2005 death of a farmer who was hit by officers
while in custody in Almeria.
Spanish
anti-drugs
agents have seized more
than 11 tonnes of hashish
in three separate hauls
on Ibiza and Mallorca in
the past week.
In the latest haul agents
on Ibiza seized three
tonnes of hashish stored
in a lorry.
They arrested nine suspected drug smugglers,
including eight Spaniards and one Dutch national.
Before that police had
seized 4.3 tonnes on a
boat disguised to appear
like a sea rescue vessel,
as well as 3.8 tonnes on a
boat off Mallorca’s northern coast.
Finance
Taxmen go
on strike
Thousands of Spanish treasury workers have greeted
the opening of the tax-filing
season this week with a
three-day strike.
The workers assert that
some of their daily tasks
correspond to a higher and
better-paid grade within
the Spanish civil service
and want to be incorporated into it. The Finance Ministry has refused.
Sixty-one percent of the
6,000 workers involved were
on strike Thursday, the Finance Ministry said. It said
its 28,000 other employees
were working normally.
The stoppage began Wednesday in most of Spain.
In Madrid it will continue
until Monday because Wednesday was a holiday in the
Spanish capital.
Finance
Growth rate
in Spain
The Bank of Spain says
that Spanish gross domestic product expanded at an
rate of four per cent in the
first quarter of the year.
REGIONAL NEWS
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COMUNITAT VALENCIANA
May 4 - May 10 2007
Three die in another fire
in an old people’s home
N
This latest incident brings
the total number of fires in
old people’s homes to six in
just two years
13/09/05 – Carlet – 1 dead
A 91-year-old woman dies at the old people’s home in
Carlet (Valencia) after her room caught fire. The cause
of the fire is still unknown. The 87-year-old who shared
her room suffered second degree burns to 3% of her
body.
Social Welfare Minister,
Alicia de Miguel, orders an
investigation into the causes
of fires
B.Chulvi&S.Walker
People are beginning to
ask themselves whether
old people’s homes are safe
places to live. Last Monday two elderly people, a
100-year-old woman and
a 75-year-old man, died as
a result of a fire in an old
people’s home in Utiel. On
Wednesday, a third person,
an 84-year-old woman, also
died as a result of the same
incident. The care home
concerned, in the Valencia
province town of Utiel, had
followed all the official procedures, according to Social
N
Welfare minister, Alicia de
Miguel. This brings the total number of fires in old
people’s homes to six since
2005, hence the reason opposition parties and social
partners are beginning to
ask themselves whether the
current procedures are in
fact adequate. At the time
of the incident, 11 people
were working in a building
housing 63 elderly people.
Cigarette butt
Although smoking is now
illegal in this type of establishment, it appears that
the cause of the fire was a
cigarette butt left burning
10 Deaths in two years
29/03/06 – Massamagrell – 5 dead
Five people died in a fire at a home for the mentally
ill in Massamagrell (Valencia). The home was only
licensed to care for the elderly and had applied for an
additional licence to care for physically handicapped.
The victims, four men and a woman aged between 30
and 80, all had very limited mobility. They were unable
to get out of the infirmary, where the fire started.
5/05/06 – Utiel – no fatalities
Five people aged between 70 and 80 were taken to hospital in Requena after inhaling smoke when a fire broke
out in the Los Viñedos old people’s home in Utiel.
21/02/07 – El Verger – no fatalities
Fire broke out in the activity room of the El Verger old
people’s home in the centre of the Marina Alta town of
the same name. There were no fatalities.
Alicia de Miguel
in one of the home’s common rooms, where, according to one elderly resident,
the care workers allowed
residents to smoke. The relatives of one of the victims
are demanding an ‘explanation’ for why the home’s
smoke detection system
failed to work. “If they had
reacted with greater speed,
the damage would have been
much less severe,” claimed
one of the victims’ relatives. What people really
want to know is what kind
of control the professionals
have over elderly residents,
because no matter how safe
the facilities are, elderly
30/04/07 – Utiel – 3 dead
Three people died as a result of a fire in a private care
home in Utiel. The victims were two women, aged 100
and 84 respectively and a 75-year-old man. The cause
is still being investigated, but it appears that the fire
started as a result of a badly extinguished cigarette.
people still need supervision. Regional government
sources have indicated that
“if it were to be proven that
the elderly people in ques-
tion were not being properly supervised at the time
of the incident, legal action
would be taken.”
Nuria Espí
these past few years.” Espí
insists the president of the
Generalitat must “take the
necessary decisions and
measures that he should
have taken long ago.”
The socialist MP continues “since the PP took
power here, we have more
incidents and accidents of
this type, which is proof
that safety is not what it
should be in these centres.
Blowing the social welfare
budget on extravagant
publicity campaigns affects
people most in need.”
Opposition raises the alarm
Glòria Marcos
Compromís pel
País Valencià
Gloria Marcos, coordinator
of the Esquerra Unida del
País Valencià, has appealed
to President Francisco
Camps to immediately
withdraw Alicia de Miguel
from ministerial office,
saying that “she should
have been made to take
responsibility long ago for
the accidents that keep
occurring in homes for the
elderly.” She claims “one
fire in an old people’s home
is an accident, two could be
considered a coincidence,
but six in such a short space
of time indicates fundamental problems which need
addressing. Above all, there
are inadequate inspections.”
Marcos insists the weakest
point in the department’s
management is the lack of
inspectors, with regard to
security, but also with regard to the level of attention
old people receive, and their
living conditions.
PSOE
The PSPV-PSOE spokesperson for Social Welfare,
Nuria Espí, has announced
that if the socialists win
the elections, they will
carry out an audit of all
Welfare centres to ascertain the degree of safety of
each one. In her opinion,
this fire is “sadly, proof
of the disastrous and
catastrophic way the PP
government have managed
public services in Valencia
Tormos
Candidate for Mayor
of Tormos
COMUNITAT VALENCIANA
May 4 - May 10 2007
REGIONAL NEWS
5
Pons: Moratorium on town
planning would be a disaster
100,000 homes would be left
unbuilt in first year
Pons estimates 300,000 jobs
would be lost
B.Chulvi&S.Walker
The regional government’s
policy on urban development has come under such
heavy fire recently that
the Minister for Land and
Housing, Esteban González
Pons has countered by stirring up fear of an economic slump. The Valencian
economy is heavily dependent on the construction industry, something for which
the PP has been criticised
of late, and González Pons
believes that the moratorium on urban development
that many social groups are
demanding would result
in 100,000 homes not being
built in the first year, between 25,000 and 30,000 of
which would be subsidised
homes. According to the
Minister, a halt in construction would mean the loss of
between 350,000 and 400,000
jobs and a reduction in investment in the region of
between 15 and 20 billion
euros per year. Armed with
these statistics, González
Pons claims that “the application of a moratorium on
urban development in this
region would be damaging
in every sense.”
González Pons made these statements after a meeting with the Secretary of
the Autonomous Region
and the director general
of Housing. Pons pointed
out that “the Valencian
government, by means of
the Ministry for Land and
Housing, has made a huge
effort to promote subsidised housing throughout the
region, and paralysing the
numerous projects currently underway, which include
a substantial quantity of
subsidised housing, would
only put the disadvantaged,
and especially the young,
in an even more precarious situation, if not an impossible one, in terms of
CRUCIAL TALKS: Pons claims that an economic slump may result
getting access to subsidised
housing.”
By this token, González
Pons underlined that “implementing a moratorium
on urban development
would mean not building
some 25,000 to 30,000 subsidised houses, making this
whole initiative complete
madness.”
“In addition, town halls
would lose income in the
region of one to one half billion euros per year. All in
all, the loss of investment in
the building industry and in
local services would equate
to approximately 18% of
the gross national product
(GNP), which would then
have a knock-on effect on
the Valencian economy as a
whole”, concluded the Land
& Housing minister.
Students and teachers both
to strike on May 10th
Classroom opinion is showing clear opposition to the
Valencian government’s education policy. Both teachers and students, independently of each other and for
entirely different reasons,
have called for a strike on
May 10, the day before the
campaign for the May 27
elections officially begins.
Teachers, who have carried
out strike action to demand
pay increases on various
occasions over the past few
months, are not happy with
the salary increase they
have been offered by the
Ministry of Education. The
government has proposed
an increase of 130 euros between now and 2009, which
it says would put the region’s teachers in line with
their colleagues in Cataluña. The majority union,
STEPV, says the increase is
insufficient and the FETEUGT union believes that
time period for the implementation of the increase
is simply too long.
Student proposals
Students are going on
strike for entirely different
reasons. The Federación
Valenciana de Estudiantes
de Enseñanzas Medias
(FAAVEM) has called a
strike in protest at the way
the Education Ministry
completely disregards all
the proposals made by the
Consejo Escolar Valenciano. The consejo is a committee that brings together
students,
parents
and
teachers in a consultative
role. However, what is new
about this student strike is
that the union behind the
action has analysed the last
three decrees presented by
the Ministry of Education
and has drawn up its own
alternatives – no mean feat
considering that the students in question are only
in secondary school or
sixth form.
“The last straw,” explained
Stefan Lukic, president of
FAAVEM, “is that in its Decree on Student Admissions,
the Education Ministry has
not included a single one of
the amendments proposed
by the Consejo Escolar Valenciano, limiting itself to
three grammatical changes.” The student protest
has also been unleashed because of the content of the
‘Citizenship’ subject in the
decree on curriculum and
because of the focus of the
preliminary draft of students’ ‘Rights and Duties’.
With regard to the new
subject of ‘Citizenship’,
FAAVEM believes that the
Ministry’s original proposal has been manipulated
and distorted. It claims that
the Education Ministry is
proposing teaching things
like:
‘National
defence
– a citizen’s duty’, ‘National
Security: how the army and
public order forces work’,
‘Legitimate Violence, Illegitimate Violence’, ‘The
family within the constitutional framework’, ‘Globalisation: engine of development’. Stefan Lukic
considers it “imperative
to turn this proposal on its
head and talk to our students about cooperation,
solidarity, youth involvement, empathy, sharing, the
environment, companionship, etc, etc.”
After many years demanding a reform of the Decree
of Rights and Duties of
students, the preliminary
draft presented by the
Ministry of Education is,
in FAAVEM’s eyes, a step
backwards: “The Ministry
is backing authoritarian
EDUCATION: Both teachers and students are adamant they will strike
rule within schools. This
decree undermines schools’
Committees on Coexistence
reducing them to mere assessors on fellowship topics. There’s nothing about
training teachers on coex-
istence. There’s nothing
about the much-lauded new
profiles for schools. There’s
nothing about the process
of mediation. There’s nothing about special attention
for disruptive pupils. These
are just some examples of
the many ways that education is being seriously undermined and fellowship
amongst students is being
made ever more difficult,”
concluded Stefan Lukic.
LOCAL NEWS
6
L’HORTA
CAMP DE MORVEDRE
May 4 - May 10 2007
Council breaks green land
rules to raise metro cash
The majority party in Valencia City Council, the PP, approved an agreement to reclassify and sell off areas of
farmland in order to finance
underground lines
Aida Gil
For years, locals in the
Benimamet area of Valencia have been asking for
the metro stop to be moved
underground to improve
safety and reduce noise.
Despite government and
opposition agreement concerning the need to redress
the situation by running
the lines underground, it
was the €66m required to finance the work that was the
subject of discussion in the
last full session of the council. With municipal and provincial elections being held
on May 27, this was the PP’s
last chance to take advantage of its majority to push
this initiative through.
The effect of the measure,
supported only by the PP, is
to reclassify 342,000 m2 of
traditional farmland to the
west and east of Benimamet
to enable the construction
of 3000 houses. The sale of
the land to developers will
provide the money required
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to pay for the tunnel. The
opposition parties, PSOE
and EU, voted against the
move arguing that the work
should not be financed by
means of urban development exchanges involving
the reclassification of protected farmland.
In contrast, the PP forged
ahead with the plan: the
Valencia Regional Government Transport Management Entity (EGT) is to
finance the work and then
recover its investment from
the City Council and the
Regional Government (50%
each) following the sale of
the land.
The development councillor, Jorge Bellver, indicated
during the meeting that
work had almost begun:
the sign announcing the
project is already in place
next to the station and the
bulldozers will be brought
in the next few days – before
the elections, of course.
The speed of this turn of
events took everybody by
surprise, given that once al-
Avoiding corruption
To prevent the payment of commissions and subsequent
corruption cases similar to those uncovered in Ibiza,
Marbella, Orihuela and many other locations, the development councillor explained that when the reclassification of the land was undertaken, the Urban Planning
General Plan (PGOU) was made public. This move would
prevent preferential treatment and privileged information coming into play.
BENIMAMET: Protected land threatened with sale to finance Metro. Photo: Tomás Gorria.
located the project; the EGT
has three months to draft it
and fifteen months to implement it.
The socialist proposal to
Valencia City Council has
applied for 6 blue flags for
its 8 urban beaches. For
the first time in 14 years La
Devesa beach will not sport
the blue flag this year. The
Malva-rosa beach, despite
being the most popular, has
never reached the required
quality levels to earn the
flag.
Each year, coastal districts
can apply for the flag,
which serves as a guarantee of compliance with certain levels of water quality,
safety, respect for the environment and educational
commitments. This year,
the Council has submitted 6 applications, despite
there being 8 beaches. The
6 beaches hoping to be
awarded the flag are: the
popular Malva-rosa beach,
the closest to the centre and
the most accessible thanks
CT (Jávea): 96 579 00 00
QUALITY: Beaches seek Blue Flag approval
to its bus, metro and tram
connections (so far the poor
quality of its water has
always been an obstacle);
the Cabanyal beach, to the
north of the port; and Pinedo, El Saler, La Garrofera
and El Recatí, to the south.
The Council has not applied
for the flag at L’Arbre del
We care about your health
Gos, between Pinedo and
El Saler, or at La Devesa, on
the edge of the Albufera Nature Reserve, as they do not
comply with the required
quality. According to the
council’s Department of
the Environment, the body
responsible for submitting
applications to the Asso-
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spokesman, Rafael Rubio,
argued that the project
should be completely financed by the Regional
Government using the
money earmarked for the
city’s urban Formula 1 circuit without the need to reclassify anything.
Valencia hopes to obtain six blue flags
CLINICA TARRAULA
CT (Jávea): 96 646 01 66
have the EGT finance the
work without reclassifying
the land was rejected and
the project will go ahead
as planned. The socialist
-
CT (Moraira): 96 649 12 59
Emergency telephone 608 666 098 (24 hrs)
ciation of Environmental
Education (Adeac), flags
have not been requested for
these beaches because the
work currently being undertaken to improve them
impedes their recognition
as “blue beaches”. La Devesa will not have the flag for
the first time since 1993.
This year, €24m have been
allocated to improving the
dikes that contaminate the
beaches to the north of the
city – those most affected
and the cause of complaints
lodged by the organisers of
the America’s Cup. This
move is expected to result
in a turn of the tide for
Malva-rosa as last year the
beach was unable to comply
with the minimum water
quality level. The outcome
of the applications will be
made public in early July.
LA SAFOR
May 4 - May 10 2007
Beachfront
promenade
RIBERA ALTA
RIBERA BAJA
Masts come down
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Gandia
Anti-fascist
protest
Samantha Kett
A facelift for Gandia beach
planned for this summer
will brighten up the popular sunseekers’ magnet and
lend it a more natural, concrete-free appearance.
Thanks to funds from the
Ministry for the Environment and a loan from the
European Investment Bank,
the seafront promenade will
be extended all the way to
the Playa de Ahuir by way
of a wide, wooden walkway;
three new plazas, a footpath
alongside the dunes shaded
by palm trees and numerous native species of shrubs
planted.
Planners hoped to create
a natural, landscaped design for the seafront, avoiding the use of masses of
concrete.
Works will start in May
and are expected to take
around four months, although the ministry assures that this will be kept
to a minimum during the
high summer season.
LOCAL NEWS
GANDIA: Concern over safety of electrical pylons
GANDIA: Face-lift for beach areas to start in May
Several hundred homes
could temporarily have an
unstable electricity supply
when 18 pylons between
Gandia and Alzira are dismantled, warns Iberdrola.
The
electricity
board
has told Tavernes de la
Valldigna town council that
it intends to bear all costs
involved and has already
begun to notify affected
households.
The remainder of the pylons that run along the
high-tension line connecting La Safor and La Ribera
Alta, all of which are based
in Tavernes, will come down
when the new substation is
in full function.
In the past year, the presence of the high tension
line has caused a number
of complaints from homeowners, following a number
of health scares throughout
the region purportedly ascribed to these cables.
A protest march provoked
by an assault on a Senegalese man in the centre of
Gandia last Saturday attracted hundreds of residents and councillors from
various parties.
On Friday at 20.30 hrs, the
demonstration, organised
by the anti-fascist association in the ducal town,
publicly denounced a racist
attack on an African citizen
on the Carrer Major.
During the gathering, those
present decided to request a
meeting with public safety
councillor, Liduvina Gil to
demand solutions.
Members of El Bloc, Els
Verds, and at least four other parties reveal that there
have been a number of racist attacks in the town in
recent weeks.
Assaults on foreign citizens continues to be a
widespread problem in the
Comunitat Valenciana.
A number of cases have
come to light in the city of
Valencia recently.
Few western Europeans
report suffering racist attacks, with victims mainly
originating from Africa or
South America.
Race-related bullying is
also a growing issue in the
school playground.
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LOCAL NEWS
MARINA ALTA
May 4 - May 10 2007
Wine cooperative in
Teulada does it again
Alex Elgar &
Samantha Kett
The first-ever cava to be produced in the Marina Alta
and in the Alicante province will be in the shops this
November, according to
Teulada’s cooperative.
Farming co-op Sant Vicent Ferrer de Teulada has
produced Moscatel cava
known as Tegulata, following “strong demand from
local people looking for
new products and different
brands,” according to the
group’s president, Paquita
Oller. Oller stated that the
co-op was finally given the
go-ahead to produce the
cava, after initial legal set
backs from Alicante’s Regulatory Board, who stated
that they area was not authorised to produced cava.
However, the Spanish
ministry of agriculture,
fishing and food finally
allowed production of the
cava, much to the delight of
Teulada farmers. The first
8,000 bottles will go on sale
in Teulada’s co-op shop this
autumn, just in time for
Christmas. Tegulata cava is
produced using traditional
methods, although it based
exclusively on the Moscatel
grape, which is grown in
the region. The wine is left
to ferment for six months in
hermetically sealed bottles
similar to beer bottles, before re-bottled and corked for
a further six months, prior
to the bottle being labelled
ready for selling.
The co-op has also launched a sweet white wine
Agora, which is already
proving so popular that
coop is producing 10,000
bottles this year, double the
amount produced last year.
It will go on sale this September. Teulada’s co-op
exhibited their cava and
Agora wine in Valencia’s
wine fair Feria Vinoélite
the week after Easter, and
expressed their ‘immense
satisfaction’ over the positive response from wine buffs
and experts.
DELICIOUS: First ever cava in Marina Alta region
T
have managed to wake it up. Although things are going well, we
are very aware that the hard work and struggle must continue if
we are going to provide new services and improve the quality of
those we already offer.
responsible or, directly, by taking part in trade shows, producing
more materials highlighting our touristic resources such as the
excellent ‘Gastronomic Guide’ or the recently-published booklets
about our emblematic ‘Medieval Tower’.
Let us imagine that you carry on as mayor of Alcalalí. Which
public works projects will be given priority?
To restore the old oil mill to convert it into the ‘Oil and Wine Museum’; to restore the old Cooperative building for use as the new
Town Hall; to build a new gymnasium at the sports centre...
To find out more about why this is the case in Alcalalí, the best
thing to do is to ask council leader, mayor José Vicente Marcó
Mestre, who represents the Partido Popular. A musician by trade,
humble, extrovert and one of the friendliest men you could meet,
he is hugely passionate about his town, its traditions, its people
and the surrounding countryside...
If you were asked to choose your most important achievement
since becoming mayor, which would it be?
It is difficult to pick out one project out of all those undertaken.
Each project has responded to a concrete need, and the stated
aim does not always correlate to the size of the investment,
although in other cases it has been possible to bring about
important improvements at very little cost. The task of listing
them all would be, thank God, a long and tiring job, so much so
that we have put together and circulated a ‘Management Report’
that is illustrated with more than seventy photos and diagrams
to show the situation ‘before’ and ‘after’ each of the projects was
carried out.
hese days, when one returns to Alcalalí, in the very heart of
the beautiful Vall de Pop, one is surprised by the changes
that have been taking place. What is doubly surprising is
that it has nothing to do with new residential estates, golf course
developments or imposing tourist complexes, but advances made
in improving existing infrastructure or building new facilities,
which in just two or three years, have significantly enhanced our
quality of life, demonstrating, without the need for flowery or
demagogic electoral promises, that the council is being governed
effectively.
How would you rate your four years as mayor?
Positively. Thanks to the hard work of everyone at the Town Hall,
civil servants and technicians alike, we have managed to achieve
most of the projects required by the public and have made improvements in all areas. This has only been possible with the collaboration of the local population, whose patience and understanding
in light of some of the inconveniences involved in bringing these
changes about, must not be forgotten.
Are you satisfied with the very obvious progress made in Alcalalí?
Any mayor worth his salt can never be satisfied with the achievements made in his town, no matter how good these may be.
It is true that Alcalalí seemed to be lethargic, half asleep, and we
What do you think about European residents, and how are they
viewed?
In Alcalalí, we no longer tend to use the term “European residents” simply because they are just like everyone else and fully
integrated into the community. They have their own councillor
and we have set up an office that is totally dedicated to attend
to their needs. Furthermore, in collaboration with the provincial
council, we lay on Spanish classes, lectures as well as a wide
variety of social activities.
What about tourism...
We have improved customer service and the quality of information provided. This has been achieved by the council department
And what about the new cultural centre that will also serve as
a social centre?
Next week. Yes, yes. This photo taken just a few weeks ago,
which we included in the ‘Management Report’, shows the skeleton of the new ‘Multi-use Centre’ that will open for business very
soon. This project, like the many areas in which we have achieved
improvements, such as the superb restoration of the ‘Medieval
Tower’, are the product of the hard work and dedication of a team
with no other thought in mind but to serve the needs of the local
people who trusted us with their votes last time round. But we
understand that we shall be judged by our deeds rather than our
words, and the same people must now deliver their verdict after
reviewing all the facts.
Are you going to continue?
That is really not my decision, but depends precisely on the
verdict of the townspeople, who are too intelligent not to be able
to distinguish between the achievements of a team capable of
delivering them, and what are simply promises from those with
nothing else to offer.
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May 4 - May 10 2007
BLOC is preparing for the next four
years in the town hall
By Cornelia Muller
César Sivera, the current mayor, has worked
hard for his home town. Now he is preparing to
hand over the helm to Joan Miquel Garces, who
is hoping to win the election on May 27 and lead
Jalón into the future.
César Sivera Ripoll is now looking back at 12
years of work in the town hall. He says that they
were hard years working for the people, working
for democracy and helping the village grow into
what it is now.
Twelve years ago he founded the party BLOC in
Jalón and has always been their top candidate.
The first six years he spent in the opposition and
in 2001 he was elected mayor. This is when the
hard work really began, and he has achieved
a lot for his home town. In the interview with
ThinkSPAIN/today he said “We have brought honesty to the people. We defend their interests.”
Six years of achievements
Looking back at his results, the list is long.
Thanks to his efforts Jalón now has a bypass,
the village is quiet and only some local traffic
goes through it.
Next to the bypass the river bed was converted
into usable public land. There is a large car park,
a promenade parallel to the river bed and several lakes and ponds were created to give the
area an attractive look. Part of this project was
also the construction of the new Centro Comercial La Teulera with many shops and bars, which
now is a hub of activity.
For people who like sport, there is good news.
The new centro polideportivo, the municipal
sports centre, is being built next to the bypass.
The construction should be completed in July
of this year. Part of the centre is also a frontón
de pelota, a court for the typical Valencian ball
game, which is similar to squash and is played
outside. In this case, construction has not started yet, but financing and plans are already in
place and the villagers should be able to play
their first match in 2008.
Jalón will have a new centro de salud, a health centre. The beginning of the construction is
imminent; the diggers are going in before the
elections.
Recently the town hall bought the mills Molins
de Ginet with approximately 2,500 m2 of land.
This will be converted into the new Casa de
Cultura, the cultural centre of Jalón, The plans
are prepared, the financing is applied for, but the
subsidies have not arrived yet from Valencia.
The water supply in Jalón is secured. Most of the
drinking water comes from Parcent, daily 1,500
litres of high quality fresh water come down to
the village. Unfortunately, the water pipes are
old and need replacing to maintain the fresh taste. The financing and the plans for the new pipe
work from Parcent via Alcalalí to Jalón has been
approved, but it may still take a few years to be
implemented.
The mountains around Jalón, Llíber and Benissa
are a natural paradise. They have officially been
declared lugar de interés comunitario, which
means protected land, but not a natural park. A
recent study, which was funded by the town hall
of Jalón, has researched the area around the
Bernia mountain and has found more than 100
different animal species, 59 birds and 673 different plants.
The rubbish collection is an important topic, too.
The new ecoparque, the recycling centre will
open next week. The land has already been levelled and fenced and next week the first containers are going to arrive. He will raise awareness
among the people for the urgent need to recycle
to protect the environment and to cope with the
immense volume of rubbish produced.
Promises for the future
After the elections the party wants to bring the
bins underground before the end of the year. The
plans were already discussed within the Mancomunitat Valle del Pop, the association of smaller
villages in the valley, and it was decided that
every village will participate in the programme
for underground bins, but that they will organise
the practical implementation individually. Jalón
has already cancelled the existing contract with
the company for rubbish collection and is looking for a suitable replacement. Although there
may be many expenses at first, long term underground bins reduce the costs drastically.
The party will stand up for nature and its protection. Several areas between Jalón, Benissa and
Bernia will be declared Natural Park or micro reserves for fauna and flora. In particular, they are
talking about the Sierra d’Olta, the Cim de Ferrer,
the Umbria de Bernia, which is the north side of
the mountain, and the ridge of the mountain.
The party will also concentrate on the integration of foreigners into the village. For the first
time there will be a non-Spanish councillor in
the town hall; Christian speaks English, German,
French, Castellano and Valenciano. His official
title will be councillor for tourism, but he will be
a voice for the foreigners in Jalón.
The village is proud to be multicultural. César Sivera said, “the foreigners have contributed a lot
to Jalón’s economy and cultural development.
Thirty years ago, it was very poor and closed. It
was fundamentalist and not much different from
the North of Africa.” Born and bred in Jalón, he
saw the first tourist arrive. As a boy he saw bus
loads of tourists come up from Benidorm, they
sampled the local wine and cuisine and when
they departed, they threw money down for the
children who crowded around the bus. On some
days he brought more money home than his father after a long day’s work in the fields. The foreigners also brought liberal thinking and mutual
understanding to the village.
Now it is time to integrate them fully into the
community, because only those who know each
other can also understand and respect each
other.
Room for some fresh blood
César Sivera said in the interview with thinkSPAIN/today. “I like the American system. A president can only rule the country for two legislative periods, and then he has to go. He makes
space for new younger people, new ideas. They
are breath of fresh air, so that nothing can become stale. This is what democracy is all about.”
The party BLOC is a nationalist Valencian party.
It is progressive, and stands up for local and national interests of the people. It aims to improve
the quality of life for the people. It also aims to
maintain the local character, rights and privileges. Its main goal is to integrate, not to separate
or exclude.
The local Valencian cultural heritage and the
language is protected and preserved, and as a
first step to the integration of the non-Spanish
population, there are free Spanish and Valenciano classes offered by the town hall.
He will still be available for his people, but he’s
stepping away from the front line. He wants to
return to the fields. As an ecological farmer he
produces local wine and wants to dedicate his
time to wine. “The weather until now was good
for the wine, there was enough rain, but now it
needs to stop. Then we will have another good
year, just like last year.”
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10
LOCAL NEWS
Archaeology
Prehistoric
bedrooms
Two prehistoric caves have
been uncovered in Villajoyosa during an archaeological dig.
The Franco-Spanish team
working on the Tossal de la
Malladeta cliff-face discovered what would have been
rooms in an Iberian settlement partially dug out of
the rock with the original
floor still in place.
The extreme gradient of
the dig’s surface meant that
original inhabitants would
have had to have built artificial terraces, which have
eroded over the course of
the centuries revealing the
cave floor as it was in Iberian times, says Antonio
Espinosa, Villajoyosa’s municipal archaeologist.
Politics
What a brick
The second stone of Benidorm’s new cultural centre
was laid last week – nearly
a month after the first was
put in place.
Regional government president Francisco Camps cut
the red tape on the plot designated for the community
centre on March 29, yet no
work has been carried out
on the building since.
Socialist leader and electoral candidate Agustín Navarro went through the motions of laying the second
brick, saying that his party
would do so every week until the elections until the
PP-led regional government
made a start on the works.
The pretence of laying the
second stone was a public
protest against the delay in
starting construction of the
much-needed centre.
No new public buildings
can be opened or first stones
laid within a month of
any elections. Many towns
rushed to do so before the
time limit, to curry favour
with voters.
MARINA ALTA
MARINA BAIXA
May 4 - May 10 2007
Wheelie poor service
Jávea has the most cars per
inhabitant in Europe
Residents complain about
inadequate public transport,
pollution and traffic jams
Samantha Kett
Jávea has more cars than
any other town in Europe,
surprising figures reveal.
With 700 vehicles per thousand inhabitants, visitors to
and residents of the Marina
Alta tourist magnet find
parking nearly impossible.
Traffic jams and pollution
also make driving a nightmare in the town.
Independent party Nueva
Jávea has commented that
this is due to an ‘inefficient
and insufficient’ public
transport network.
A party spokesman, Óscar
Antón, said Jávea’s buses
are too large and create
traffic queues, the bus-stops
are poorly signposted and
“becoming familiar with
their timetable is an investigation exercise worthy of
a private detective.”
Antón claims the buses do
not link the town centre to
the surrounding urbanisations and the frequency
with which they run is
“clearly inadequate.”
Nueva Jávea, a party with a
strong expatriate represen-
Cops off target
shoot themselves
in the foot
A police shoot-out has damaged three cars that were
due to be auctioned.
Benidorm’s Local Police
force opened fire in the municipal car pound.
Gun practice is illegal in
Benidorm except in specially-dedicated areas but
an officer and an intern
decided to carry out target
practice on Tuesday night,
believing they would not be
caught.
However, a Local Police official discovered ten bullets
in the pound on Wednesday
and reported the find to the
National Police force.
He also made senior mem-
bers of the Local Police
aware. They asked for the
CCTV tape and identified
the culprits, who are now
facing court action.
Judges will need to decide
whether the two officers
have committed a crime and
whether they should pay for
the damage to the cars or
whether the police force’s
insurance policy could be
called upon.
The cars had not been towed
away from the public highway and were essentially
without owners. All three
vehicles are said to have
been in peak condition before the shooting incident.
TRAFFIC JAM: More cars than any other town in Europe
tation, wants to see up to
six new bus routes created
and discounted passes for
people on low incomes.
It says buses connecting the
Benidorm ‘Sex
lounge’ bars raided
Benidorm
bars
with
‘sex rooms’ which up to 20
people use at any one timebeen rumbled by the Local
Police, due to high levels of
noise disturbance.
Officers also say the
seven pubs in question, all
situated in the Old Town,
Family appeal for
Missing Person
On Thursday, 19th April at
approx 1pm William Gell
(Bill), 80 years old, was
walking with his wife near
their home in Los Molinos
Urb. Benitachell, when they
became separated and he
disappeared.
The family of this man are,
of course, desperate for any
news. Bill has Alzheimers
disease. It has been over
two weeks since he went
missing and the Guardia
Civil and Local Police are
searching but the family
would appreciate if every-
have poor safety measures
installed. There is no light
or electricity, no emergency
exits, fire extinguishers or
emergency electrical supply in any of the locales.
Only one bar had any
lighting, which came from
lanterns so customers could
should be covered with lighting and comfortable seats,
Nueva Jávea declares.
watch porn films.
In a neighbouring room,
they found punters having
a threesome.
These bars have rooms
where clients can practice
sex, and often up to ten couples are seen making love in
front of each other.
Police first became aware
of the situation after several nearby residents complained about the noise level coming from the bars.
On investigating, they
found that the seven pubs
all had ‘sex lounges’ or individual cabins for customers’ use.
One of the pubs had mirrors in the men’s toilets so
they could be seen on the
urinals from outside, and
three rooms with wooden
tables for the practice of
other sexual activities.
The seven bars in question were all Englishthemed and English-run,
and the clientèle mostly
British men.
Murdered hotel
owner asphyxiated
one in the surrounding areas of Benitachell including
Teulada, Moraira etc could
check their outbuildings
and land. He is physically
quite strong for his age, but
may be disorientated or
have taken a lift, trying to
return to his old home in
England.
If you have any useful information, please email
bentleyclan@telefonica.
net or call 680 485 971 or 00
44 783 575 23 22. Or if you
prefer contact the Guardia
Civil Javea on 96 579 1085.
Arenal, the port and the old
town should run every ten
minutes.
Buses should be smaller,
streets wider, and bus-stops
BILL GELL: Missing for over two weeks
Guardia Civil officers investigating the murder of
a hostel-owner in Altea in
the early hours of Monday
morning believe the victim
was asphyxiated by a person standing on his neck.
According to members of
the Grupo de Homicidios of
the Guardia Civil, Francisco Pérez Gadea, who owned
Hostal Paco, was probably
pushed to the floor with
considerable force before
being stood on.
Officers believe there must
have been more than one
person involved in the crime, since the victim was
of a very strong build who
would have been difficult
to knock down by an individual.
Various sources close to the
victim’s family say police
are interviewing a suspect
who they describe as North
African and about six feet
(1.8m) tall.
They claim he was seen in
the hostel café two days before Francisco’s death acting suspiciously.
Police believe the killers
studied the building carefully so as to catch the deceased by surprise.
The offenders made off
with a gold watch and 200
euros in cash.
MARINA BAIXA
May 4 - May 10 2007
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HOSBEC rejects
Valencian union
Devesa unable to see
benefits of joining
Hoteliers Federation
Sergi Castillo
They are not closing the
door, but neither are they
leaving it open. The Benidorm and Costa Blanca Hoteliers Association (HOSBEC), was set to decide
whether or not to join the
Valencian Hoteliers Federation that was created
in June 2006, when it was
decided to put off the decision until HOSBEC’s General Assembly, which took
place last Wednesday. The
excuse given this time was
a lack of information about
the potential benefits of
joining and a general lack
of interest in being forced
into taking an urgent decision. “The assembly was
unclear about the advantages and disadvantages, it
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is not an urgent issue and
that is what is worrying our
members,” explained HOSBEC president, Pere Joan
Devesa, who has requested
that the federation send a
delegation to explain the
benefits of joining and the
main aims of the federation
at an extraordinary general
meeting. Mr Devesa said
that he is hoping that this
meeting will take place before the summer, but seemed
almost disinterested. When
asked to explain how the
regional body operates, Mr
Devesa said that he did not
know. “Our organisation
was formed thirty years
ago and we are very well-established. This is new, and
some of the associate members like the one for Valencia were only created very
recently,” he explained.
Conflict Background
The conflict dates back to the days before 2006
when HOSBEC enjoyed almost total hegemony in an
otherwise poorly organised sector, when they were
the main beneficiaries of any administrative grants.
HOSBEC represents 75% of the Costa Blanca’s hotels and 43% of all the hotels in the region with
68,634 members. The Federation has 50,000 members representing the rest of the hotels across the
region’s three provinces.
HOTELIERS: undecided
Other items on the agenda at the General Assembly
included the presentation
of last year’s accounts:
€1,29 million out of a total budget of €1.73 million
euros was spent on promotion. This year’s budget of
€1.26 million euros, half
of which (€675,000 euros)
will be spent on promotion,
was also approved. According to Mr Devesa, the fact
that this year’s budget is
so much smaller than last
year’s is because a number
of expected contributions
have not yet been received,
but he predicted that the
total will be substantially
revised before the next General Assembly.
The report for 2006 reveals that hotel occupancy
Terra Mítica grabs large slice
of first communion market
Terra Mítica offers a similar first communion banquet menu to the rest of
Benidorm’s
restaurants,
but can also offer a series
of complementary attractions against which it is
impossible to compete: all
the attractions and fun of a
theme park. Taking into account that the price is similar or even lower than average (€38 euros for an adult
and €12 for children with
VAT, theme park entrance
and parking included) it is
easy to imagine the reaction of the rest of the sector.
“We can’t do a thing. We’re
resigned to it because we
can’t even begin to dream
of being able to match it,”
laments Ricardo Verdesoto,
who is the president of the
Benidorm Association of
Bars, Restaurants and Cafeterias, of which there are
more than a thousand in
the holiday town. The owners of local businesses are
up in arms to see how the
BENIDORM: Terra Mítica monopolises communions
park, which was meant to
attract more tourists and
which was largely funded
with public money, are now
“robbing” from those they
were meant to help in order
to meet their own visitor
number targets. Those most
affected by the campaign
are the hotel owners as it
was traditional to celebrate
this Christian ritual observed by almost all eightyear-olds, in hotel banquet
rooms. There are multiple
incentives to entice parents
to choose the theme park,
including a free family season pass. Children are given
all the sweets they can eat
and there are children’s entertainers laid on. The aim
is to maximise the facilities to the full. This year’s
campaign has been more
aggressive than in previous
years, and as a result twice
as many bookings have
been confirmed, and there
are now no vacancies at all
for May and June.
Visitor numbers rose by
3.6% last year compared
to 2005 partly due to the efforts of the special events
department that also organises wedding receptions
and company dinners.
rates were slightly down
(-0.56%) to 79.62% compared with 2005. There was
a significant decline (-8%)
during the first quarter, although the trend reversed
as the year progressed.
Although foreign tourism
still dominates (58.64%), the
number of visitors from
other parts of Spain “continues to recover ground”,
rising 3% last year and 8%
since 2004. Furthermore,
there were more Spanish
than foreign visitors staying in Benidorm hotels
during the two busiest
months of the year (July
and August). Of more concern, however, would seem
to be the figures relating to
seasonality which suggest
a rising trend.
Politics
Altea Citizens
party feels
insulted by
the mayor
The mayoral candidate for
the Altea Citizens’ party,
Carolina Punset, has been
complaining about the Altea Tevés newspaper and TV
channel, which are funded
by public money and which
are run by María José Ortiz, who is the sister of the
mayor. Ms Punset, who is
the daughter of a former
Spanish government minister, alleges that she has
been “insulted in a chauvinistic way” in the newspaper,
which refers to her as “the
gorgeous Carolina” and to
her supporters as “los Carolinos.” Furthermore, three
female Bloc councillors have
been complaining since the
last elections about the continual molestation and “sexual lynching” to which they
are constantly subjected.
Ian Clack
Murcia Region
902 947 637 /
667 306 972
[email protected]
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ALTO, MEDIO Y BAJO VINALOPÓ
May 4 - May 10 2007
Young people’s lifestyles
under the microscope
Rojas Marcos indicates that
young Spaniards are the
happiest in Europe
Esperanza Blanch
Spanish journalist, Henrique Cymerman, a prominent media correspondent
in the Middle East took
part in the 4th Congress
on Youth Leisure Activities, Dinamia, which took
place in Elche last week.
Cymerman, accompanied
by a Palestinian boy and an
Israeli girl, recounted the
day-to-day lives of young
people living in this area of
conflict. The Spanish journalist placed particular
emphasis on “the unusual
way of life of the young, the
intensity with which they
take things, living every
day as if it were their last.”
With regard to the armed
conflict that is affecting
the area, Cymerman stated
that “peace is possible, but
it has to be created in society. The peace of politicians is not enough; it has
to come from both peoples.”
He went on to say that “we
have to make people feel
and see like people. Mothers from Ramallah and
from Tel Aviv have to understand each other’s hard-
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ships as mothers and not
as enemies.” With regard
to the role of education, he
said that “it is essential for
future generations to live in
peace, knowing about the
other side, because, for example, there are schools in
Palestine that do not show
Israel on their maps.” Cymerman drew attention to
some less well-known traits
of
young Palestinians.
They are the Arabs with the
highest level of university
students, and in his experience is it the Arab territory
where he has had most freedom to work and the most
“democratic”experience.
With regard to Tel Aviv, the
journalist described the
city as the “capital of fun”.
It is one of the cities with
the most western nightlife,
where tourists mix easily
with Israelis until late into
the night.
The prestigious psychiatrist Rojas Marcos opened
the conference with a
speech entitled “Creativity
as medium for a rewarding youth”. He spoke of the
need to foster creativity as
a means to innovate, and to
discover universal truths in
DISCUSSING YOUTH IN EUROPE: Rojas Marcos and Diego Macià, Mayor of Elche
our leisure time. According
to Rojas Marcos, “leisure
forms part of everyone’s
life. Now, we have more leisure time, education is no
longer a privilege, there is
more time to have fun and
to learn. Moreover, youth in
Europe often extends to the
age of thirty, in contrast to
the United States, where
cultural pressure dictates
that young people have to
leave home at 18.” Rojas
Marcos also highlighted
that young Spaniards are
among the world’s “happiest”. According to the study
“Spanish
Youth
2004”,
young Spaniards aged 13
to 20 have much greater
self-esteem than their Italian, French and German
counterparts. Their self-assessment did not include
problems such as the need
to find a steady job or having/spending money.
According to Rojas Marcos, young people “get such
a bad press; it is very easy
to attack young people for
drinking in the street and
other isolated incidents.
But in reality, we lose sight
of the fact that the majority
of young people are kind
and altruistic with enquiring minds and a social conscience.”
Treasure on the high seas
11 parties
stand for
election in
Elche
Monday, April 23 was the
last day to present candidacies to the electoral board.
Of the eleven lists that
were presented, five are
new. By order of registration, the candidacies are
the following: the Esquerra
Unida-Bloc-Els Verds coalition, the Partido Socialista
Obrero Español (PSOE) led
by Alejandro Soler; Esquerra Republicana del País Valencià; Movimiento por la
Unidad del Pueblo-Republicanos (MUP-R); Partido
Socialdemócrata,
(PSD);
Partido Comunista de los
Pueblos de España (PCPE),
Partido Humanista (PH),
Partido de Elche; Partido
Popular (PP), led by Mercedes Alonso; Coalición Valenciana and Agrupación
Popular Torrellano y El
Altet (AP), led by Manuel
Ortuño Cerdá.
Chain of children demand
education for all
SANTA POLA: Discovery of underwater antiquities
The Santa Pola fishing boat
David y Francisco found
a cannon whilst working
twenty miles off shore.
According to the mayor, it
is still not known where
the cannon came from or
to which period it belongs,
although measures will be
taken to discover as much
as possible of its origins.
Early theories suggest that
it is a 17th century muzzleloader forming part of a
galleon’s battle weaponry.
The body of the cannon,
made of cast iron, has remained intact, although
debris from the sea has encrusted the barrel over a
period of time.
Elche’s
schoolchildren
formed the world’s longest
human chain to remind us
that there are still 80 million children without access
to education. Their efforts
combined with those of activists in 120 countries that,
on April 23 and 29, asked
world leaders to comply
with their promises to provide education for all. This
international initiative, organised by the global campaign for education, was a
reminder that progress is
possible.
In Spain, this activity
was developed by Ayuda
en Acción, Educación sin
Fronteras, Entreculturas,
Intermón Oxfam, Save the
Children and other organisations.
VEGA BAJA
May 4 - May 10 2007
A mother reports
an unauthorised
abortion
Alicia Negre
A lamentable event that
took place in Torrevieja last
week has sparked off major public debate. A young
mother, Rocío Furbach, has
lodged an official complaint
against the Doctor Manuel
García Gea local hospital
for performing an abortion
that she supposedly did not
authorise.
Furbach attended the
health centre on 17 April
after her water broke. At
that time, she was approximately 23 weeks pregnant.
Even so, once admitted, the
doctors informed her that
giving birth was a viable
option and that subsequently the newborn would be
transferred to a specialist
care unit.
Just two days later, 19
April, the doctors informed
Furbach that her pregnancy would have to be terminated due to complications.
In her statement, the young
mother maintained that
doctors at this point tried
to convince her that abortion was the best option,
although she insists that
she was not convinced that
this was the right course of
action. Even so, and despite
Furbach’s claim that she
never signed the authorisation, the procedure was
performed.
In addition to this unfortunate event, Furbach
denounced a number of
other situations that later
occurred. The conditions
in which the abortion was
performed, the lack of explanations provided by the
medical staff and the doctors’ refusal to allow her to
see the foetus are some of
the events that appear in
her complaint.
Rocío Furbach, who
maintains that she has
been gravely affected by
the situation, reported the
events to the Civil Guard
on 22 April.
Torrevieja Hospital has
ordered an investigation
into the matter.
It is, in fact, this natural
beauty spot that is centre of
the debate. The treatment
plant extension, opened by
Camps last week, covers a
50,000 m2 tract of land in
the natural ecosystem.
The activation ceremony –
not an inauguration, as these are not permitted during
electoral campaigns – was
attended by the regional
minister of infrastructure,
José Ramón García Antón,
the ministry delegate in
Alicante, José Marín, the
mayor of Torrevieja, Pedro
Hernández, other members
of the Valencia Regional
Government, several Vega
Baja area mayors, (belonging to the PP), and numerous local farmers with
water use rights.
Camps took advantage of
the situation to demand the
right of local residents to
request conveyances. The
President placed particular
emphasis on the river Ebro
conveyance. This water po-
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Torrevieja
Alternative transport
CIVIS: new system of electrical vehicles
Transport systems linking
Alicante, Alicante Airport
and Torrevieja are to become more ecological. The
regional minister of infrastructure, García Antón,
announced that this route
will be covered by a system
of CIVIS electric vehicles.
This type of vehicle has a
self steering system, which
Torrevieja water war continues
The war of contradictory
statements that has been
ongoing in Torrevieja in
recent months is making it
difficult for citizens to have
a clear understanding of
what exactly is happening.
The latest chapter in this
fiasco unfolded on 23 April
when the President of the
Valencia Regional Government, Francisco Camps,
visited the town on the occasion of the activation of
the extension of Torrevieja
Sewage Treatment Plant
(EDAR).
The public’s confusion in
this area lies in the fact
that this sizeable extension
to the plant is located close
to where the central government plans to construct a
controversial desalination
plant. The Valencia Regional Government has always
opposed the desalination
plant, citing damage that
the installation could cause
to the La Mata Lagoons and
Torrevieja Nature Reserve.
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means that despite being in
the vehicle, the driver does
not drive. This system has
already been successfully
put into practice in diverse
cities ranging from Las Vegas to Lyon.
In Spain, Castellón and Torrevieja are soon to form part
of this alternative transport
project.
At a glance
The Torrevieja treatment
plant extension has cost the
Valencia Regional Government close to €24.5m.
The aim of the installations
is to increase the treatment capacity from 21,000
m3/day to 60,000 m3/day.
They hope to provide water
services for approximately
half a million inhabitants
with this amount.
TORREVIEJA: Francisco Camps at sewage plant opening
licy is a key issue for the
Partido Popular (PP) in
Valencia. Camps indicated that Valencia deserves
this right “having invested
€16bn in water infrastructure”. The President made
reference to the sharp rises
in the river’s water level in
recent times and the quantity of water that, in his
opinion, had been wasted.
The day after the activation, the socialist contingent of the council responded to the PP’s statements.
The Torrevieja PSOE’s
spokesman and candidate
for mayor, Ángel Giménez,
accompanied by the socialist party’s number three
candidate for the Valencia
Regional Government in
Alicante, Ángel Luna, and
provincial councillor Antonio Godoy, held a press
conference on the subject
of infrastructure.
The socialists indicated that
the desalination plant, once
again under construction,
was the only viable option
for the area’s water supply.
The conveyances demanded
by Camps would, according
to the socialists, only be
undertaken as emergency
measures in accordance
with European Union directives.
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LOCAL NEWS
VEGA BAJA
May 4 - May 10 2007
Another Pilot Whale found
dead in Pilar de la Horadada
The animal measured 5
metres in length and
weighed a tonne and a half
It is thought to have been
dead for more than a week
Alicia Negre
An increasing number of
large whales are found dead
along our coasts. They are
normally discovered after
being beached by currents.
Such incidents are considered by some to be a clear
example of the terrible
damage that humans have
produced not only on land,
but also at sea. Still, pilot
whales and bottlenose dolphins are commonly seen
performing in what appears
to be displays of exuberance.
This latest case involves
a long-finned pilot whale,
found a few days ago in
Pilar de la Horadada. The
animal, a male measuring some five metres in
length and weighing 1,500
kilos, was discovered on
the Higuericas beach. It is
thought to have been dead
for between 7 and 10 days.
The long-finned pilot
whale belongs to the dolphin family, and is easily
identifiable by its bulbous
head, particularly characteristic of males. The elongated, but stocky species
can grow to between four
and six metres, depending on sex. Over one third
of the world’s dolphin and
whale species pass through
PILOT WHALES: Victims of changing currents caused by man’s activities at sea
waters close to the Canary
Islands. Upon receiving notification of the incident by
the Civil Guard, the Pilar de
la Horadada Town Council
Environmental Department
notified the University of
Valencia Department for
Marine Ecology and beach
cleaning services, in order
to arrange the removal of
the whale’s corpse.
Algorfa
Candidate for Mayor
of Algorfa
Guardamar del Segura
Candidate for Mayor
of Guardamar del Segura
May 4 - May 10 2007
VEGA BAJA
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Torrevieja mayor under
suspicion for corruption
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Los Verdes show themselves
as a major opposition force
as they fight corruption
Alicia Negre
Based on its commitment to
fighting for various causes,
and its constant scrutinising of what is seen as the
local council’s failures and
irregularities, the environmentalist political party
Los Verdes has become a
major opposition group.
In the last few days, the
subject of the party’s complaint was accepted for consideration by the courts.
The accusation is made
against the local mayor, Pedro A. Hernández Mateo,
and concerns an alleged
case of corruption. The
case involves the awarding
of solid urban waste collection contracts to the Temporary Business Association
Necso-Grupo La Generala
three years ago. The allocation of this contract, which
was supposedly based on
recommendations made in
a report written by a lawyer
linked to the company, may
not have been legal.
As the Los Verdes party
explains, the lawyer who
signed the report, which
states that the Temporary
Business Association Necso-Grupo Generala was the
best candidate for the contract, has previously worked
with both companies on at
least ten occasions.
Three companies, Necso,
Urbaser, and Inusa Ingeniería Urbana, competed in
the service contract tender.
The political party’s spokesperson, José Manuel Dolón,
recalls that during the tender, the mayor suggested
that an external legal and
UNDER SUSPICION: The Mayor of Torrevieja, Pedro Hernández
financial report be commissioned in order to ensure a
fair adjudication process.
According to the environmentalists, the report commissioned by Torrevieja
Council stated that there
was no legal impediment
preventing
Necso-Grupo
Generala from managing
this service. In addition to
criticising irregularities in
the report’s constitution,
Dolón states that the lawyer responsible for writing
the document was linked to
the company competing in
the tender. Los Verdes also
accuse the lawyer of having business relations with
the company involved in
the tender both before and
during the creation of the
report.
Controversy
The complaint lodged by
the Los Verdes political
party is not the only controversy to have hit the
Temporary Business Association Necso-La Generala in recent days. As
if this were not enough,
the company’s employees responsible for urban
waste collection and road
and beach cleaning services are due to begin an
unlimited strike at 11am
on Thursday 3 May. The
workers decided to take
action after negotiations
between the workers’
union and the company
failed to yield results
concerning the collective
agreement signed at the
beginning of the year. It
is thought that the extra
payment provision stipulated in the agreement is
the principal source of
dispute between the two
parties.
Centro Social Urbanizaciones
In April 2006, this building was opened to
house all types of socio-cultural activities,
organised by the Town Hall and aimed at
everyone’s enjoyment. The Social Centre
should be a meeting point, bringing together
all the different cultures that live together in
our town.
Working for you
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MURCIA
May 4 - May 10 2007
500 new doctors to ensure
improved patient care
hearings by different bodies and institutions (union
groups, scientific societies,
professional academies and
colleges and Plataforma
10 minutos itself). These
additional measures are
listed as institutional commitment, measures for the
allocation of economic resources for Primary Health
Care, measures to increase
the response capacity of
Primary Care, a reduction
in consultation red tape,
guarantees to promote continuous Primary Health
Care training and the organisation of daily work,
of resident participation,
proposals to increase the
time allocated to patients
Esperanza Blanch
An ambitious and tricky
challenge: to ensure that
Primary Health Care doctors can dedicate ten minutes to each patient by 2010
(depending on the health
centre, it is around five minutes at present). To meet
this challenge, the Ministry
for Health pledges to take
on another 380 family doctors and 106 paediatricians
(a total of 486) over the next
four years. This strengthening of the ranks should
mean each doctor will
have to see no more than
1500 patients (only 1000 for
paediatricians),
whereas
that number reaches 1900
or 2000 in some centres at
present. In recent months,
the Plataforma 10 minutos
campaign has demanded
that Public Administration
services nationwide take a
series of urgent measures
to ensure quality Primary
Care service through the allocation of a larger proportion of the annual budget
for health care from each of
the regional services making up the National Health
system. This series of demands has been issued regionally and nationally by
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COMMITMENT TO HEALTH: Improving services to all patients
a variety of agents: unions,
scientific societies, professional colleges, consumer
groups, patients and citizens; all with the joint aim
of improving the quality
of Spanish Primary Health
Care.
These
demands
emerged from a strike call
from professionals working
in several regional health
services, generating expectations among patients and
residents who obviously
want a better quality assistance service and more
time with the doctor. In the
Murcia Region, CESM and
CCOO have called off plans
to strike due to an agreement reached with and
endorsed by the regional
were paying Social Security system contributions;
a rise of 46,894 or, in other
words, 2.66% on the figures
for March. Foreign worker
contributions account for
5.55%, of the Murcia Region’s social security system; fifth place in Spain behind Catalonia (22.87%), the
At a glance
During April, doctors in the Murcia Region demanded
ten minutes per consultation through posters, stickers
and information in Primary Health Care Centres. The
region’s Health workers did not join the strike that went
ahead in nine autonomous regions at the beginning of
the month. According to Plataforma Diez Minutos, 70%
of the family doctors and paediatricians in these autonomous regions joined the strike. Sources in these regions
claim that support was 6-20%. The strike was to sensitise
politicians who would then improve the quality of the
health service for Primary Care patients. One of the effects was increased pressure on the emergency services.
The strike went ahead in regions of Madrid, Andalucía,
Aragón, Asturias, Castilla-León, Castilla-La Mancha.
5,000 senior citizens to learn
to use the net
100,000 foreigners claims
social security in Murcia
In the month of April, a
total of 100,018 foreigners
were registered on the Murcia Region’s social security
system; an estimated 5.55%
of the national figure, according to the Ministry of
Employment and Social Affairs. A nationwide total of
1,803,323 foreign workers
health authority on 27 April
2007. This agreement deals
with a series of additional
measures in the “Plan to
improve and modernise
Primary Health Care in the
Murcia Region 2007-2010”
set down by the Regional
Administration.
Various
allegations have already
been formulated in public
and economic guarantees
due to decreases in quotas.
A commission has been
set up to follow up these
agreements, to be in place
in 2 months from the date
this Adhesion Document
is signed. Among all the
new measures found in the
plan’s adhesion document,
the most significant is probably the commitment by the
Health Ministry and Murcia Region Health Services
to slash patient numbers
to 1200 per doctor and 800
per paediatrician. This, in
turn, would enable doctors
to spend ten minutes per
consultation; the real bone
of contention for the Primary Health Care sector.
Madrid Region (22.12%), the
Valencia Region (12.29%)
and Andalucía (10.73%).
The Canary Islands (5.07%),
Balearic Islands (4.01%),
Castilla-La Mancha (3.5%),
Aragón (3.03%), Castilla-León (2.67%) and the
Basque Country (2.09%) all
figure after Murcia.
A mobile classroom is to
promote the use of new
technology to the elderly.
Until November, a bus
completely decked out as a
training room will tour the
region’s towns where Day
Centres for the elderly are
located.
The bus has all the characteristics and equipment
of a training academy and
ample space in which to
give the training courses.
Specifically, it will have 10
computers hooked up to the
internet and a multi-functional team to help senior
citizens to pick up a basic
knowledge of computers,
emails and surfing the net.
The courses consist of five
sessions of two hours taking place from 10am to 2pm
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FEMALE
How to help relieve a commonly
over-looked complaint
Pregnancy triggers many different changes in a woman’s body.
Although many women love the
feeling of being pregnant, and
report a great improvement in
their sex drives, soaring selfconfidence, heightened senses
and glowing skin, for others, pregnancy has some not so pleasant
side effects. As well as the more
common complaints such as
stretch marks, morning sickness,
fatigue, varicose veins, back pain
and sleeping disorders, one complaint is commonly overlooked – that
of foot pain.
Due to the natural weight gain
during pregnancy, a woman’s
centre of gravity is completely
altered.This causes a new standing position and added pressure
to the knees and feet. Two of the
most common foot problems
experienced by pregnant women
are over-pronation and oedema.
These problems can lead to pain in
the heel, arch or the ball of the foot.
Many women may also experience leg
cramping and varicose veins due to
weight gain. Because of this, it is important for all pregnant women to
learn more about foot health during their pregnancy to help make
this nine-month period more
comfortable for them.
Over-pronation and
oedema, a very
common foot
problem
experienced
during pregnancy
O v e r- p ro n a t i o n ,
also referred to as
flat feet, is caused
when a person’s
arch flattens out
upon weight bearing and their feet
roll inward when
walking.This can create extreme stress
or inflammation on
the plantar fascia, the
fibrous band of tissue
that runs from the heel
to the forefoot.
Over-pronation can make
walking very painful and can
increase strain on the feet, calves
and/or back. The reason many pregnant women suffer from over-pronation
is the added pressure on the body as a result of weight gain. Over-pronation is also very
prominent in people who have flexible, flat feet
or in people who are obese.
Oedema, also referred to as swelling in the feet, normally occurs in the latter part of pregnancy. It results
from the extra blood accumulated during pregnancy.
The enlarging uterus puts pressure on the blood vessels
in the pelvis and legs causing circulation to slow down
and blood to pool in the ankles and feet.The total water
fluid in the body remains the same as before pregnancy,
however it becomes displaced. When feet are swollen,
they can become purplish in colour. Sometimes extra
water is retained during pregnancy, adding to the swell-
ing. If there is swelling in the face or hands, a doctor should
be contacted immediately.
There are effective ways to treat both over-pronation and
oedema during pregnancy.
Over-pronation can be treated with custom made orthotics. Proper fitting footwear is also very important in treating over-pronation. Choose comfortable footwear that
provides extra support and shock absorption. It is important to treat over-pronation for pain relief but also to prevent other foot conditions from developing such as Plantar
Fasciitis, Heel Spurs, Metatarsalgia and/or Bunions.
Oedema in the feet can be minimised by
the following methods:
• Elevate your feet as often as possible. If you have to sit
for long periods of time, place a small stool by your feet
to elevate them.
• Wear proper fitting footwear. Footwear that is too narrow or short will constrict circulation.
• Have your feet measured several times throughout your
pregnancy. They will probably change sizes.
• Wear seamless socks that do not constrict circulation.
• If you are driving for a long period of time, take regular
breaks to stretch your legs to promote circulation.
• Exercise regularly to promote overall health; walking is
the best exercise.
• Drink plenty of water to keep the body hydrated. This
helps the body retain less fluid.
• Eat a well-balanced diet and avoid foods high in salt that
can cause water retention.
Swelling is normally similar in both feet. If swelling is not
symmetrical in both feet, this may be a sign of a vascular
problem and a doctor should be contacted immediately. If
any problems persist, consult your doctor.
If you would like more information about foot complaints
during pregnancy, or any other problem associated with
feet, contact chiropractor Rachel Dawes on 679 274 139 or
visit www.thefootdoctor.co.uk
Pregnancy – some facts
• Early pregnancy symptoms usually appear about two weeks
after conception. They can include a missed period, tender
breasts, bloating, nausea, fatigue, increased or decreased appetite, frequent urination and/or lightheadedness
• The main reason behind sleep problems during pregnancy is
the increasing size of the fetus. If you’ve regularly slept on your
stomach or back, you may find it uncomfortable to sleep on
your side, as doctors recommend. Try using pillows under your
abdomen, between your legs, or in the small of your back to
help find a comfortable position.
• According to The Guiness World Records, two mothers have
the honour of having the most children who survived from a
single birth. Four boys and three girls were born to Bobbie McCaughey on November 19, 1997, in Iowa, conceived through
IVF. Her 31 week pregnancy (instead of the usual 40) ended
in a Caesarean section. Just a few months later on January
14, 1998, another set of septuplets were born to Hasna Mohammed Humair in Saudi Arabia.The four boys and three girls,
were born eight weeks premature. Humair was the mother of
six before giving birth to these seven. These children were conceived when the mother was taking fertility drugs to regulate
her menstrual cycle.
• Celebrity pregnancies seems all the rage at the moment.Take
Hollywood Siren Salma Hayek, 40, who is expecting her first
child this summer with 44-year-old super rich French fiancée,
François-Henri Pinault.Yet Salma is refusing to take it easy during pregnancy. According to her Ugly Betty co-star America Ferrea: “She’s working harder now than ever before. You have to
say: ‘Calm down and sit for a second.’” And the former ‘voice
of an angel’ Charlotte Church is expecting her first child with
boyfriend of two years,Welsh rugby star Gavin Henson. And not
one to worry about piling on the pounds before giving birth, the
singer wrote on her blog that she plans to spend ‘a few months
on the sofa’ prior to giving birth.
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May 4 - May 10 2007
INTERVIEW
Yaron
Traub
“Dictator-conductors
have become an
endangered species”
Born to parents, Zubin Mehta and Itzhak Perlman. His
father was a composer for the Philarmonic Orchestra
of Israel. His Maestro, Celibidache; his patron of the
arts, Daniel Baremboim, his wife Anja, a violinist with
the Philarmonic Orchestra of Munich. Yaron Traub
was born in Tel Aviv and has submereged his career
in between Israel, North America Europe and AustralBy Soledad de Juan
You have lived in Tel Aviv, Chicago, Munich and now
Valencia. Which part of the world is your home?
My home is always where my heart is, which is directly
connected to people around me. I was very fortunate in
recent years to have my heart come along with me on my
travels. My family, my friends, and my colleagues the musician of the orchestra, they all fill my heart and make me
feel, now more than ever, at home here in Valencia.
Is it as common for other Orchestral Directors to
change residence, learn another language at a tremendous speed, then to re-home his entire family in
order to exersize his new role of Artistic Director?
Actually, nowadays with the ease of quick traveling, many
conductors prefer keeping their family and residence in
one place and spend most of their time at 10 km above
ground in airplanes. I might have done the same had I not
fell in-love with this region, it’s people, the orchestra and
it’s musicians. I see a great cultural and artistic potential
for our organization as a part of the tremendous develop-
ia. Finally returning to his Mediterrenean roots, whilst
permanently relocating his family to Valencia in the
town of Alfaz Del Pi. The Valencian Orchestra, with
approximately 64 years in exsistence, has rejuventated in the hands of Traub, a Director exhuberant in
energy and uncompromisable depth and commitment to his music.
ment of the city of Valencia and the whole region. It was
clear to me that the only way to really take part in this
exciting change would be to live here, learn the language,
“pull up my sleeves” and give all I have.
It has come to my attention where by it has been declared that the title of Director Dictator has dissappeared?
Having read many biographies, not only of artist and
musicians, but also of business managers and world leaders, as well as being influenced by my own education, personality and life experience, I firmly believe that the best
results in areas that concern human effort are achieved
by collaboration, and encouragement. Therefore I’m not
surprised that in a profession that is so sensitive to collective human achievement such as orchestral playing, the
selection of the Darwin process has made sure that the
so called Dictator-conductors have become an endangered
species.
In the book , “The 20th Annivesary of the Palace” it
speaks of the Magic behind the concert at the front
of the Valencian Orchestra. Does the magic exsist?
And further more, do you find it more important
than its technical relation? What do you believe are
the most important elements to complete a great
orchestra?
Mahler, who was a very critical and sharp-tongued man,
was quoted to have said, “There are no bad orchestras,
only bad conductors”. A great orchestra is an ensemble
whose whole is greater than the sum of the its parts. As
music becomes a reality only at the moment of performance, it is maybe a kind of magic that allows music to happen, makes a group of musicians sound together as a great
orchestra, and connects the audience in a very subtle and
rewarding way to the sounds that evolve on the stage.
The Palau (The Palace) is the home of the Valencian
Orchestra for twenty years. In this duration, they
have responded to an open Músical demand, educating the public Músically. How do you determine the
audience of this community?
The audience of the Palau de la Música is a very special
audience. Most of the subscribers come to all of the numerous concerts of the amazingly varied season of the
Palau. At times, visiting four concerts a week makes this
audience very interested and clear about the quality of
the music it is offered, but just as much grateful and ap-
MAGAZINE
May 4 - May10 2007
20th anniversary of
Palau de la Música
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Programme
Friday 4th May at 7.30pm
This poignant concert is dedicated to the memory of Mstislav
Rostropóvich.
Mark Kaplan will be playing the Violin with the Orquesta de Valencia with star
player, Yaron Traub, conductor extraordinaire.
Featuring I. Stravinski with the sinfonía de los Salmos
P. Glass, Violin and Orchestra
P. I. Chaikovski, in a Músical version of Romeo and Juliet (A fantasy Overture).
In accompaniment Francesca da Rimini with Fantasía Sinfónica.
Sunday 6th May at 7.00pm
Classical and Baroque Opera
In commemoration for the 4th Century of the opening of the Opera Orfero.
Featuring star vocalists
Soprano, Monica Piccinini
Baritone, Furio Zanasi
Soprano, Anna Simboli
Mezzo/Soprano, Sara Mingardo
Bass. Sergio Foresti
Bass, Antonio Abete
Barritone, Marco Scavazza
Opera “CONCERTO ITALIANO”
Conducted by Rinaldo Alesandrini
With Claudio Monteverdi in Orfeo
Twenty years ago, Architect, José María
García de Paredes conceived the Palau de
Música, thus giving birth to an audience in
the Valencian Community. It was 25th April
1987 when the doors were first opened to the
masses with a rendition of “El concierto de
Aranjuez”, composed by the grand master
Rodrigo and “La Marcha burlesca” belonging to another great composer Manuel
Palau.
The music was provided by the Valencian
Orchestra, (first formed in 1943) including
a leading impresario of international musicians, artitsts and vocalists in the celebration.
Within twenty years the number of visitors
to the Palau de Música has quadrupled as
has the arrangement of concerts, offering
a diverse range of talents on the scene. It
has become the centre of art and music for
Valencia and serves as a platform for the
fusion of cultural events, paying homage
to a range of styles of music, from Jazz,
Classical, Opera, and Flamenco, to Poetry,
Literature and other forms of art.
preciative for the special moments of Músical inspiration. Comunidad Valenciana is known to be one of the
most Músical regions of Spain. Not only the big cities but
also most villages have one or more wind bands on very
high level, this makes classical music more accessible to
the general public, and automatically boosts its popularity more than in other places in the world.
If there were to be no Palau de la Música or Palau
de les Arts, surely we would have to invent them?
Do you feel that Valencian Society is prepared to
cater for two great auditoriums and perhaps further more, others, in the entire community itself?
I remember just a few years ago there were no cellular
phones, and people all over the world managed to get on
with their lives without them. However, today, after just a
few years this would be unthinkable. I don’t want to discuss the benefits or disadvantage of the mobile phones,
but it is clear that Valencia as the third biggest city in
Spain, and as the capital of such a Músical region with
over a million habitants (including the periphery) deserves an excellent symphony center and first class opera
house. It is now just as unimaginable not to have these
two great institutions, and I’m sure that as the last 20
years proved the importance and necessity of the Palau
de la Música, so will the next 20 prove those of the new
Palau de les Arts.
It is often said that music is a universal language.
Are the Músicans themselves Universal proffesional
musicians?
The Orquesta de Valencia is a unique example of an internationally acclaimed orchestra that consists of 90%
musicians from the same region. This creates a very homogenous temperament and atmosphere in the rehearsals as well as in the way it makes music. Making music is
a very human and subjective activity, and although classical music has some very clear stylistic guidelines built-in
the various historical periods of composition, I feel very
Last month, the Palau celebrated 20 years
of activities. Educational activities directed at childr en and adults, allow children
to take to the stage, re-creating Mozarts
first opera, “Bastian and Bastiana”, which
he composed at the tender age of twelve.
Children as young as three are allowed a
glimse in to the world of classical music,
which often opens the doors of creativity in
young minds.
The building itself is impressive and is
situated in the old river bed of the Turia.
One of its most distiguishing features is
the glass enclosure that looks out over the
gardens in the Turia. From here, one may
view fountains that spout to the beat of the
music in the Palau, also heard throughout
the garden. This month, tickets for classical
and operatic arrangements are available
directly from the Palau or on line at www.
palauvalencia.com
For further information please telephone
966 337 5020. Palau de la Música
Paseo de la Alameda 30, Valencia.
strongly that an orchestra, guided by it’s Music Director
should strive to have an own sound or style in relation to
the scores it performs.
On the subject of languages, how does music and
politics compare?
The art of “convincing” is an indispensable quality for
all musician and politician. Both have to convince their
public, audience, or constituency with their message.
Both political leaders and orchestra conductors know
the power and energy or a convinced group of people. It
was Richard Wagner who said, “I have no desire to be a
king, just let me be a conductor”. I believe that music that
comes from the heart has the miraculous power to reach
and transform the listeners.
The Valencian Orchestra is over 60 years old, El Palau (The Palace) is 20 years old. What is your dream
you are yet to achieve with the Valencian Orchestra?
Where lies its future?
The future of the Palau, the Orquesta de Valencia and
clasical music in general depends primarily on education, and exposure to the different communities and
parts of the society. I am a strong believer in diversifying, a term often used in the business world. As a rule,
variety and flexibility of programming is artistically
good and healthy for all musicians in particular and to
any group or orchestra in general. Seeing the musicians
of the Orquesta de Valencia interacting with the audience of families during a children’s concert recently,
seeing the excitement in the kid’s eyes, their naive but
completely honest appreciation of the event they were
experiencing, and my own son’s last comment right at
the end of the performance – “...and now again from the
beginning”, all this shows me that the future is here and
it’s positive and promising if we know to plant the right
seeds, encourage them to grow and allow them to follow
us on this magical path of classical music.
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Tuesday 8th May at 8.15pm
Classical and Baroque
Concierto Italiano
Sonatas in III parts conducted by Rinaldo Alesandrini
H. Purcell, Sonata no 1 in G Minor
A. Corelli, Sonata no 9 in G Major
F. Couperin, Sonata “L’Impériale“
G. F. Haendel, Sonata in G Minor for the Violins and Bass
T. Albinoni, Sonata in B Minor for Violins and Bass
N. Porpora, Sonata in E Minor for Violins and Bass
J.S. Bach, Sonata C Major for Violins and Bass
Wednesday 9th May at 8.15pm
Yaron Traub, Piano
Collegium instrumentale
W. A. Mozart, Piano Concierto no 23 in A Major
I. Stravinski, Orchestra in the cord of D Major
D. Shostakóvich, Quartet no 8 in C Minor (version R. Barshai)
Thursday 10th May at 8.15pm
International superstar soloists
Hilary HahnI, on Violin
Valentina Lisitsa, on Piano
L. Janácek, Sonata, for the violin and piano
G. Tartini, “El trino del diablo”
W. A. Mozart , Sonata for violins in A Minor
E. Ysaye, Sonata for violin solo no 2 in A Minor
L. Beethoven, Sonata for violins in A Minor
From 16th May to 1st July
Exhibition DE LUKAS ULMI
Wednesday 16th May at 8,15pm
International Soloists
Cuarteto Takacs
Stephen Hough, Piano
Antonín Dvorák, Quartet no 12 en F Major, “Americano”
Dmitri Shostakóvich, Quartet no 11 in F Minor
Johannes Brahms, Piano Quintet
Saturday 19th May at 7.00pm
Concert in celebration of the America´s Cup
Singing this evening
Soprano, Rebecca de Pont Davies/Mrs. Sedley
Tenor, Christopher Ventris/Peter Grimes
Soprano, Amanda Roocroft/Ellen Orford
Tenor, Peter Bronder/Bob Boles
Baritone, David Wilson-Johnson/Capitán Balstrode
Tenor, Tomás Puig/Horace Adams
Bass/Baritone, Mark S. Doss/Swallow
Bass/Baritone, Andrew Foster Williams/Hobson
Mezzosoprano, Susan Gorton/Tía
Baritone, José Antonio López/Ned Keene
Soprano, Emma Gardner/1ª niece
Soprano, Soledad Cardoso/2ª niece
Escolanía Ntra. Sra. de los Desamparados
con la generalitat Valenciana
Orquesta de Valencia
Josep Pons, director
Benjamin Britten and Peter Grimes, op. 33 (concierto version of opera)
Monday 21st May at 8.15pm
Gidon Kremer, violín
Orquesta del festival de budapest
Ivan Fischer, director
Richard Strauss, “El Caballero de la Rosa” (First Suite)
Béla Bartók, Violin and Orchestra Concierto no 1.
Ludwig van Beethoven, Symphony no 5 in C Minor
From 24th May to 22nd July
Exhibition de Grupo el Paso
Sponsored by Ibercaja
Friday 25th May at 7.30pm
Radu Lupu, piano
Orquesta de Valencia
Yaron Traub, conductor
Gioacchino Rossini, La gazza ladra (overture)
Robert Schumann, piano and orchestra in A Minor
Béla Bartók, concert with orchestra
Monday 28th May at 8.15pm
International Soloists
Julia Fischer, violín
Yakov kreizberg, piano
Ludwig van Beethoven, Symphony no 9 in A Major, “Kreutzer”
Piotr Ilich Chaikovski, “Recuerdos de un lugar querido”
Edvard Grieg, Violín and piano sonata no 3
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MAGAZINE
May 4 - May 10 2007
H E A LT H
Recent studies link
HRT and cancer
The Lancet medical journal suggests that women who
use HRT (Hormone Replacement Therapy) were 20%
more likely to die from ovarian cancer than similar
women who did not take HRT. The theory is that the
hormones help fuel the growth of tumours. It is possible that even more women with small slow-growing tumours that cannot be detected will further raise the risk
percentages in due course.
As a result it is recommended that HRT is taken for the
shortest possible time and in the lowest possible dose
- in which case its benefits significantly outweigh the
risks posed. However, there is also a range of natural
supplements and dietary measures that homeopathic
doctors recommend to counter the effects of the menopause in women. For instance, flaxseed oil, and soya based products taken over a longer period of time can assist many women with symptoms that would otherwise
require a course of HRT. Since these products do not
carry the additional cancer risks associated with HRT
they may prove suitable for women with family histories of breast and ovarian cancers.
The most important factor is to consult with a doctor to
assess your individual case - and to consider whether
your family history, current level of health, normal diet
and peace of mind have all been taken into account.
Do you have a question for Dr Millar?
E-mail us: [email protected]
Jean Millar
Q
People are always talking to me about preventing illness and having health checks, but I would
like to have a definite idea of what to check and when?
I have been very lucky and I feel that I am in good
health. I am 32.
(good sleep prolongs life)
Monitor dental & eye
health, or hearing loss.
A
Bear in mind family medical history and implications Continue the checks,
and review your family history again as new knowledge in medicine arises, or
changes within your family
Males are still the
frailer sex at birth and
more likely to die before
women.
When studies have been
done to clarify why this
should be (apart from genetic inheritance] the only
clear idea was that women
generally attend the doctors
more frequently than men,
probably because of the
cervical smear and breast
check programmes, and so
receive more general health
care attention. They are
generally more likely to be
the ones to take the children
to the doctor as well.
Below is a shortened version of an excellent way to
approach your health as a
man of your age group.
Life-long Issues
Looking at you as a whole:
Once a month performing
a quick mental review of
the areas below would do
no harm, to be aware if any
of these areas hold negative issues for you. If you
know there are problems
or would simply like more
information, seek advice.
If you already know the answers, try taking your own
positive advice.
Diet/Hydration
Read: “You Are What You
Eat” by Gillian McBeith.
Take age appropriate exercise / athletics (with advice
from a fitness expert)
Check
your
emotional
health (frequently ignored
by men) i.e anger management, recognizing and expressing emotions, marital
/ relationship problems,
violence, suicidal feelings
Avoid alcohol / tobacco /
drugs
Consider your spiritual,
and sexual life or orientation
Check your sleep habits
Genetic/inherited illness
Ages 21 to 35:
Consider education/career,
work fulfillment / stresses,
fatherhood / family issues,
balancing work / leisure,
stages in marital relationships, accident prevention,
alcohol, tobacco, drugs
Review family medical history with your doctor and
start regular appropriate
check-ups
Diet /hydration /exercise /
sleep are still important
Blood pressure checks
Testicular self-examintion
Prostate Heart /Lungs
Cholesterol / Glucose levels
Ages 36 to 50:
Issues may be dealing with
aging parents, teenage children, female menopause,
marital problems / divorce,
work problems, sense of
mortality diet / hydration
/exercise / sleep
In particular now there
may be male menopause
issues,
such as male pattern baldness or sexual dysfunction.
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health / illness.
It is an attempt to encourage you to review your
current condition (habits,
preventative
measures,
knowledge, and medication) and to seek the guidance of your doctor at regular intervals as you move
from one life stage to the
next.
It is also an attempt to encourage you to think of
yourself as a whole being,
and realize that every aspect of living can impinge
well or badly on your
health and hence your enjoyment of life and longevity. In general, a holistic
approach to your health
and lifestyle is best.
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Strong-minded Caroline Ellis is a driven young woman with no time for local tales of witchcraft and black
magic. The young hospice worker is determined to make enough money to attend nursing school, even if it
means taking a job as a live-in caretaker for the elderly owner of an isolated plantation house an hour’s drive
outside of New Orleans, deep in the atmospheric Louisiana delta renowned for the locals’ mystical practices
and powerful ceremonies. The decrepit Terrebonne Parish mansion is home to Violet and Ben Devereaux
and both the house and its occupants seem weighted with somber histories. Caring for Ben after a stroke
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Violet entrusts the new live-in with a skeleton key that unlocks every door–including one that Caroline discovers obscured by a bookcase at the back of the house’s attic. Seemingly forgotten, the room holds an intriguing mix of antiques, mirrors oddly banished from the rooms below and artifacts apparently connected to
the practice of a strange kind of magic–a folk magic that conflicts directly with Caroline’s common sense and
pragmatic way of thinking. And yet, small instances of the unexplainable begin to occur. The mansion–and
the strange couple who inhabit it–are rife with secrets. The more Caroline explores, the deeper she is drawn
into a darkening mystery in the attic room at the very heart of the house–towards a terrifying and sinister
legacy that threatens to take vengeance on anyone who comes to believe in its power. As Caroline begins
to question her own convictions, she comes ever closer to opening the door and crossing the threshold to
where simple belief becomes deadly reality.
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Man Of The House
Sky Movies HD1
Wednesday 9th May
16.20 - 18.20
A by-the-book Texas Ranger Roland Sharp tracks
down a key informant with the help of an ex-con
turned preacher Percy Stevens. But when the
informant is offed, the hard-headed Sharp
is assigned to protect the only witness to
the crime–a group of University of Texas
cheerleaders–by going undercover and
moving in with the five uncontrollable
coeds. For a guy used to ducking
bullets and confronting heavily
armed drug dealers, he’s now
up to his elbows in pomspoms.
terrestrial choice
Rocky V
Thursday 10th May
20.00 - 22.00
Sky Modern Greats
Seed Of Chucky
Sky Movies HD 2
Thursday 10th May
17.15 - 19.05
The killer doll is back! Glen is the
orphan offspring of the irrepressible
devilish-doll-come-to-life Chucky
and his equally twisted bride Tiffany.
When production starts on a movie
detailing the urban legend of his
parents’ lethal exploits, Glen heads
for Hollywood where he brings his
bloodthirsty parents back from the
dead. The family dynamics are far
from perfect as Chucky and Tiffany
go Hollywood and get rolling on a
new spree of murderous mayhem
Rocky risks losing everything,
stricken with brain damage
from his years in the ring,
and goes back to his meager
origins, only to become embroiled in a street fight with
his surrogate son.
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Premiere Close Up
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The Robber Bride
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10:30 Rocky IV
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Shadowlands
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Nineteen Eighty-Four
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Shadowlands
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Grease
Nineteen Eighty-Four
Shadowlands
Rocky IV
Nineteen Eighty-Four
Grease
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The Day of the Locust
Rocky IV
Nineteen Eighty-Four
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Underworld: Evolution
Sky Movies Premier
23.00 - 01.00
With the exposure of well-kept secrets and
the tough resolve of one betrayed Vampire
warrior, a centuries-long struggle between
vicious predators has reached new heights of
fierceness. But it’s one Immortal’s insatiable
lust for power that leads to disturbing new disclosures about the origins of the feud between
the Vampires and the Lycans. The past just got
very twisted, and the future may reveal an entirely new breed, the likes of which no one has
ever seen. Hunted vampire Selene seeks out
Marcus, king of the Vampires, in the hope of
bargaining for her life. Hybrid Michael wants to
join Selene in her quest but is unable to trust
the werewolf raging uncontrolled inside him,
and she refuses his companionship.
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II: The Secret Of The Ooze
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13:55 The Red Sneakers
15:50 Spice World
17:30 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
II: The Secret Of The Ooze
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22:50 Spice World
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15:50 Spice World
17:30 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
II: The Secret Of The Ooze
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SKY MOVIES classics
08:00 I Was a Male War Bride
10:00 Funeral in Berlin
12:00 Creature From The Black
Lagoon
13:35 I Was a Male War Bride
15:35 Song of Norway
18:00 The Professionals
20:00 Classics Close Up
20:30 Creature From The Black
Lagoon
22:00 Funeral in Berlin
23:45 The Professionals
01:45 Marty
03:25 Guns of August
05:15 Song of Norway
01:00 The Life Aquatic with Steve
Zissou
03:00 Carlito’s Way: Rise to Power
FILM 4
14:00
15:45
17:50
20:15
22:00
00:15
02:20
Harriet Craig
Operation Amsterdam
The Apartment
The Beverly Hillbillies
Charlotte Gray
Withnail and I
Whisky
TCM
SKY MOVIES action/thriller
07:05
08:50
10:50
12:50
14:35
14:55
17:05
19:00
21:00
23:00
01:00
03:05
05:05
Frozen Impact
Down’ n Dirty
The Warriors
Elektra
Spider-Man 3 Making Of
The Saint
The Warriors
Broken Arrow
Elektra
The Saint
Running Scared
Broken Arrow
Frozen Impact
SKY MOVIES HD 1
12:00
14:00
16:00
18:00
20:10
22:00
00:00
01:50
Herbie: Fully Loaded
Meet the Fockers
Because of Winn-Dixie
A League of Their Own
Herbie: Fully Loaded
Meet the Fockers
Down and Out in Beverly Hills
A League of Their Own
SKY MOVIES HD 2
13:00 Finding Neverland
15:00 Mr. & Mrs. Smith
17:05 The Life Aquatic with Steve
Zissou
19:15 Finding Neverland
21:00 Mr. & Mrs. Smith
23:05 The Hills Have Eyes
07:45
08:05
10:00
12:00
14:25
16:00
19:50
22:00
00:20
02:15
03:25
03:45
06:00
Teleshopping
Bridge to the Sun
Made in Paris
The Wonderful World of the
Brothers Grimm
Bad Day at Black Rock
Ben-Hur
Mogambo
The Fugitive
The Wrong Man
Freaks
Teleshopping
Greed
The Angry Hills
DISNEY cinemagic
07:00
07:25
07:45
08:10
08:35
09:00
09:25
09:50
10:15
10:40
11:05
11:30
11:55
12:20
12:45
The Little Mermaid
Aladdin
House of Mouse
Emperor’s New School
Recess
Lilo and Stitch
Lilo and Stitch
House of Mouse
Tarzan
Tarzan
Goof Troop
Hercules
Aladdin
101 Dalmatians
Buzz Lightyear of Star Com
mand
13:10 The Little Mermaid
13:35 DuckTales
14:00 House of Mouse
14:25
14:50
15:15
15:40
16:00
16:20
16:45
17:10
17:35
18:00
19:05
19:15
19:40
20:00
22:15
22:25
22:50
23:15
23:45
00:10
00:35
Tarzan
Lilo and Stitch
Aladdin
Hercules
House of Mouse
Tarzan
Lilo and Stitch
Emperor’s New School
Recess
Lilo and Stitch 2
Classic Toons
Recess
Lilo and Stitch
Bedknobs and Broomsticks
Lilo and Stitch
Emperor’s New School
Recess
DuckTales
Lilo and Stitch
Recess
House of Mouse
Mr & Mrs Smith
SKY Movies HD 2
15.00 - 17.05 & 21.00 - 23.05
John and Jane Smith are an
ordinary suburban couple with
an ordinary, lifeless suburban
marriage. But each is hiding
something the other would kill
to know: Mr. and Mrs. Smith
are actually highly paid,
incredibly efficient assassins–and they work for
competing organizations.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith both
discover a new source of
excitement in their marriage, when they’re hired
to assassinate each
other–and that’s when
the real fun starts.
The result is a total
action spectacle, as
Mr. and Mrs. Smith put
their formidable skills to
work and their marriage to
the ultimate test.
GENERAL INTEREST
BBC 3
20:00 Castaway 21:00 Freaky Eaters
22:00 Doctor Who 22:45 Doctor Who
Confidential 23:00 EastEnders 23:30
Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of
Crisps 00:30 Ideal 01:00 Family Guy
01:45 Two Pints of Lager and a Packet
of Crisps 02:45 Rob Brydon’s Annually Retentive 03:15 Castaway 04:10
Freaky Eaters
BBC 4
20:00 Elgar’s Enigma: A Hidden Portrait 20:50 Diary of a Nobody: Shorts
21:00 The World 21:30 In Concert
22:10 Imagine 23:05 The BBC Four
Sessions 00:05 The Avengers 00:55
The Worst Journey in the World
01:55 Marcus Brigstocke’s Trophy
People 02:25 Frank Hurley: The Man
who Made History 03:25 The Worst
Journey in the World 04:25 Marcus
Brigstocke’s Trophy People
BBC prime
07:00 Little Robots 07:10 Angelmouse
07:15 Tweenies 07:35 Balamory 07:55
Teletubbies 08:20 The Roly Mo Show
08:35 William’s Wish Wellingtons
08:40 Big Cook Little Cook 09:00
Room Rivals 09:30 Staying Put 10:30
Garden Invaders 11:00 Marry Me
11:30 Nile 12:30 Dad’s Army 13:00
Mad About Alice 13:30 My Family
14:00 The Aristocrats 15:00 Silent
Witness 16:00 Passport to The Sun
16:30 Room Rivals 17:00 Cash in the
Attic 17:30 Bargain Hunt 18:00 Mad
About Alice 18:30 My Family 19:00
Ground Force Special 20:00 Silent
Witness 21:00 Monarch of The Glen
22:00 The League of Gentlemen 22:30
The Fast Show 23:00 Silent Witness
00:00 Dad’s Army 00:30 Monarch of
The Glen 01:30 Mad About Alice 02:00
My Family 02:30 Mastermind 03:00
Silent Witness 04:00 The Aristocrats
05:00 Garden Invaders 05:30 Balamory 05:50 Tweenies 06:10 Big Cook
Little Cook 06:30 Tikkabilla
BBC world
07:00 BBC News 07:30 World Business Report 08:00 BBC News 08:30
World Business Report 08:45 Sport
Today 09:00 BBC News 09:30 Talking
Movies 10:00 BBC News 10:30 HARDtalk Extra 11:00 BBC News 11:30
Click 12:00 BBC News 12:30 World
Business Report 12:45 Sport Today
13:00 World News Today 14:00 BBC
News 14:30 World Business Report
14:45 Sport Today 15:00 BBC News
15:30 Asia Today 15:45 Sport Today
16:00 BBC News 16:30 HARDtalk
Extra 17:00 BBC News 17:30 Climate
Challenge 18:00 BBC News 18:30 Asia
Today 19:00 BBC News 19:30 World
Business Report 19:45 Sport Today
20:00 BBC News 20:30 HARDtalk Extra 21:00 BBC News 21:30 Football
Focus 22:00 World News Today 23:00
BBC News 23:15 Sport Today 23:30
World Business Report 00:00 BBC
News 00:30 Asia Today 00:45 World
Business Report 01:00 BBC News
01:30 Football Focus 02:00 BBC News
02:30 World Business Report 03:00
BBC News 03:30 Climate Challenge
04:00 BBC News 04:30 Football Focus
05:00 BBC News 05:30 Extra Time
06:00 BBC News 06:30 Middle East
Business Report
BRAVO
09:00 Street Crime UK 4 10:00 Cops
on Camera 11:00 Starsky and Hutch
12:00 Walker, Texas Ranger 13:00
Street Crime UK 4 14:00 World’s Most
Amazing Videos 2 15:00 Street Crime
UK 16:00 Cops on Camera 17:00 Dog
the Bounty Hunter 18:00 World’s Most
Amazing Videos 2 19:00 Starsky and
Hutch 20:00 Walker, Texas Ranger
21:00 Dog the Bounty Hunter 22:00
The Unit 23:00 Dog the Bounty Hunter
00:00 Modern Toss 00:30 Afro Samurai 01:00 Assy Mcgee 01:15 Robot
Chicken 01:30 The Venture Brothers
02:00 In Your Face 03:00 Cops on Camera 04:00 Street Crime UK
DISNEY
07:00 Lilo and Stitch 07:25 Kim Possible 07:50 American Dragon: Jake Long
08:10 Recess 08:35 The Suite Life of
Zack and Cody 09:00 That’s So Raven
09:25 Hannah Montana 09:50 Lizzie
McGuire 10:15 Kim Possible 10:40
Fillmore 11:05 Tarzan 11:30 House
of Mouse 11:55 Lilo and Stitch 12:20
American Dragon: Jake Long 12:45
Recess 13:20 Kim Possible 13:45 The
Proud Family 14:10 Smart Guy 14:30
Teen Angel 14:55 Phil of the Future
15:20 Lizzie McGuire 15:45 The Suite
Life of Zack and Cody 16:10 Recess
16:20 The Replacements 16:45 That’s
So Raven 17:10 The Suite Life of Zack
and Cody 17:35 Cory in The House
18:00 Hannah Montana 18:25 As The
Bell Rings 18:35 Hannah Montana
19:00 Read It and Weep 20:20 Recess
20:30 That’s So Raven 20:55 The Suite Life of Zack and Cody 21:20 Cory
in The House 21:45 Hannah Montana
22:30 Read It and Weep 23:55 Recess
00:35 Kim Possible
ITV 2
07:00 GMTV2 10:25 Coronation Street
10:55 Emmerdale 11:20 Oprah Winfrey
12:05 Judge Judy 12:55 Coronation
Street 13:25 Emmerdale 13:55 The Jeremy Kyle Show 16:00 The Ricki Lake
Show 16:50 Sally Jessy Raphael 17:40
Airline USA 18:40 Judge Judy 20:00
Smallville 21:00 Airline 21:30 American Idol 23:30 Katie and Peter: The
Next Chapter 00:30 Coronation Street
01:00 Spider-Man 3: UK Special 01:30
Comedy Cuts 02:00 ITV Play
ITV 3
07:00 Never the Twain 07:25 Tales
of the Unexpected 07:55 HeartBeat
08:55 Peak Practice 09:55 Ironside
10:55 Quincy, M.E. 11:55 Quantum
Leap 12:55 Cagney and Lacey 13:55
Hannay 15:00 Never the Twain 15:30
Tales of the Unexpected 16:00 Cagney
and Lacey 17:00 Pie in the Sky 18:05
Quantum Leap 19:05 Rising Damp
19:40 Film File 19:50 Lovejoy 21:00
Pie in the Sky 22:00 Tom Horn 00:00
Tales of the Unexpected 01:10 Lovejoy
02:10 Tom Horn 04:05 The Jewel in
The Crown 05:00 Teleshopping
ITV 4
19:00 Planet of The Apes 20:00 3rd
Rock From The Sun 20:30 3rd Rock
From The Sun 21:00 Police Patrol
21:30 The Force 22:00 Best Ever Big
Fight Live 23:00 The Contender Challenge 00:00 The Cowboy Way 02:10
Extreme Wind-Ups 02:40 The Larry
Sanders Show 03:10 Best Ever Big
Fight Live 04:10 Now and Again
LIVING
07:00 Home Shopping 08:00 Divorce Court 08:30 Divorce Court 09:00
Maury 09:55 The Fix 10:00 The Golden
Girls 11:00 Cheaters 12:00 The Jerry
Springer Show 13:00 Maury 13:55 The
Fix 14:00 Will and Grace 15:00 Bewitched 16:00 Close to Home 17:00 Charmed 19:00 America’s Next Top Model
20:00 The X Files 21:00 Close to Home
22:00 Criminal Minds 23:00 CSI: Miami 00:00 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation 01:00 The X Files 02:00 Criminal
Minds 03:00 The Division 04:00 Body
of Evidence: From the Case Files of
Dayle Hinman 04:50 The Hairdresser
05:40 The Jerry Springer Show
PARAMOUNT comedy
07:00 QVC 10:00 Two and a Half Men
11:00 King of Queens 12:00 Scrubs
13:00 Everybody Loves Raymond
14:00 Less Than Perfect 15:00 Frasier
16:00 Two and a Half Men 17:00 King
of Queens 18:00 Everybody Loves Raymond 19:00 Less Than Perfect 20:00
Scrubs 21:00 That ‘70s Show 22:00
South Park 00:30 World Stands Up
01:00 Live at the Fringe 02:00 South
Park 02:30 World Stands Up 03:00
Sexy Cam 03:35 Ally McBeal 04:30
Linc’s 05:00 That ‘70s Show 06:00 Sir
Leslie Quint A Life In Film 06:15 Ally
McBeal
SCI FI
07:00 Farscape 08:00 La Femme Nikita
09:00 Teleshopping 12:00 Andromeda
13:00 Farscape 14:00 Star Trek 15:00
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Lost
World 16:00 Inferno 18:00 Dark Angel
19:00 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s The
Lost World 20:00 Roswell 21:00 Dark
Angel 22:00 Heroes 01:00 Medium
02:00 Heroes 05:00 Profiler 06:00 Sir
Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Lost World
SKY one
07:00 Sunrise 10:00 Project Catwalk
11:00 Stargate SG-1 13:00 Angel
14:00 Bones 15:00 Cold Case 16:00
Las Vegas 17:00 Stargate SG-1 19:00
Stargate Atlantis 20:00 The Simpsons
21:30 Crash Test Dummies 22:00 U.S.
Marshals 00:30 Law and Order 01:30
Stargate Atlantis 02:20 Best Unseen
Ads 02:50 Las Vegas 03:40 Star Trek:
Voyager 04:30 Hex 05:20 Uncut! Reps
in Ibiza 06:10 Malo Korrig
UKTV gold
07:00 EastEnders 07:35 Neighbours
08:05 Last of the Summer Wine 08:45
Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em 09:25 EastEnders 10:00 The Bill 11:00 Casualty
12:00 Dallas14:00 Alistair Mcgowan’s
Big Impression 14:20 The Thin Blue
Line 15:00 One Foot in the Grave 16:20
The Vicar of Dibley 17:00 Only Fools
and Horses 18:00 Dallas 20:00 Some
Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em 20:40 The Thin
Blue Line 21:20 The Vicar of Dibley
22:00 Fawlty Towers 22:40 One Foot
in the Grave 23:20 Euromillions 23:30
Species 01:35 Fawlty Towers 03:00
Room 101 03:35 The House of Eliott
06:10 Neighbours
UKTV people
10:00 Missing 11:00 Animal Park
12:00 A Life of Grime 13:00 Missing
14:00 Animal Park 15:00 A Life of
Grime 16:00 Animal Park 18:00 A Life
of Grime 19:00 Missing 20:00 Animal
Park 21:00 A Life of Grime 22:00 Missing Persons Unit 23:00 LA Forensics
00:00 Traffic Cops 01:00 Forensic Files
02:00 Missing Persons Unit 03:00 LA
Forensics
UKTV style
08:00 Builders Sweat and Tears 08:30
Staying Put 09:00 Flog It! 10:00 DIY
SOS 11:00 Who Rules the Roost?
12:00 Living in the Sun 13:00 Our
Home 14:00 Cash in the Attic 15:00
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
16:00 Escape to the Country 17:00 To
Buy or Not to Buy 18:00 Flog It! 19:00
Homes under the Hammer 20:00 Escape to the Country 21:00 Fantasy
Homes By The Sea 22:00 DIY SOS
23:00 Extreme Makeover: Home Edition 00:00 Extreme Makeover: Home
Edition 01:00 Put Your Money Where
Your House Is 02:00 A Life Coach Less
Ordinary 2 03:00 Stylin’ Gypsies
UKTV bright ideas
07:00 Seven Year Makeover 07:30 Design ER 08:00 Our House 09:30 Room
Rivals 10:00 Antiques Roadshow 11:00
Hard Sell 11:30 Weed It and Reap 12:00
Deck Dates 12:30 Room Rivals 13:00
Tamasin’s Great British Classics 13:30
Gino D’acampo: An Italian In Mexico
14:00 Seasonally Scottish 14:30 The
Tanner Brothers 15:00 Seven Year
Makeover 15:30 Design ER 16:00 Our
House 17:00 Hard Sell 17:30 Weed It
and Reap 18:00 Antiques Roadshow
UKTV drama
07:00 Howards’ Way 08:00 Pickwick
Papers 08:40 Just Good Friends 09:20
Citizen Smith 10:00 Hetty Wainthropp
Investigates 11:00 Bergerac 12:00 As
Time Goes By 12:40 Waiting For God
13:20 Last of the Summer Wine 14:00
Dangerfield 15:00 Murder, She Wrote
16:00 Bergerac 17:00 Hetty Wainthropp Investigates 18:00 As Time Goes By
18:40 Waiting For God 19:20 Last of the
Summer Wine 20:00 Dangerfield 21:00
Murder, She Wrote 22:00 Taggart 00:45
Campion 01:50 Taggart 04:15 Howards’
Way 05:05 Pickwick Papers 05:35 Just
Good Friends 06:05 Citizen Smith
TELEVISION
26
May 4 - May 10 2007
Saturday 5th May 2007
BBC 1
BBC 2
ITV 1 London
CHANNEL 4
FIVE
E4
07:00
11:00
12:30
13:00
13:10
14:00
07:00
07:30
07:50
08:00
08:10
08:35
09:00
09:30
10:00
11:00
11:20
11:30
12:00
12:30
12:45
13:00
13:30
17:30
07:00 GMTV
10:25 Horrid Henry
10:35 Grizzly Tales For Gruesome
Kids
10:50 The Amazing Adrenalini
Brothers
11:00 Jungle Run
11:30 King Arthur’s Disasters
12:00 My Parents Are Aliens
12:30 Spider-Man 3: UK Premiere
Special
13:00 Saturday Cooks
14:30 ITV News; Weather
14:35 London Today
14:40 Murder, She Wrote: The
Celtic Riddle
16:15 Agatha Christie’s Thirteen at
Dinner
18:10 London Tonight
18:25 ITV News; Sports Results;
Weather
18:40 You’ve Been Framed! Kids
Special
19:40 Vernon Kay’s Gameshow
Marathon
20:45 Grease Is the Word
22:15 Who Wants to be a
Millionaire?
23:10 Grease Is the Word Results
23:40 Parkinson
00:45 ITV News; Weather
01:00 ITV Play
04:50 Don’t Move, Improve
05:30 Don’t Move, Improve
06:00 ITV Nightscreen
06:30 ITV Morning News
07:10
07:35
08:00
09:00
09:55
10:25
11:25
12:15
12:50
13:25
13:55
15:00
07:00
07:55
08:25
08:35
08:45
08:55
09:00
07:00
08:00
09:00
10:00
11:00
14:30
Trader 03:00 Biker Build-off 04:00
American Hotrod 04:50 Record Breaking Fish 05:15 Lake Escapes 05:40
John Wilson’s Dream Fishing 06:30
Watercolours with Charles Evans
Uncovered 21:00 Pyramids Investigated 22:00 The Hunley 00:00 The Sea
Hunters 01:00 US Swat 02:00 Bounty
Hunters
17:30
18:10
18:30
19:00
20:00
20:45
21:45
22:35
22:45
23:15
23:30
01:00
02:25
03:25
Breakfast
Saturday Kitchen
Great British Menu
BBC News and Weather
Football Focus
World Championship
Snooker
Final Score
BBC News
Just for Laughs
The National Lottery
People’s Quiz
Doctor Who
Any Dream Will Do
Casualty
The National Lottery
People’s Quiz
Any Dream Will Do
BBC News and Weather
Match of The Day
Throw Momma from the
Train
Friday Night with Jonathan
Ross
Joins BBC News 24
MATCH OF THE
DAY
18:25
19:10
20:00
23:00
23:40
00:40
02:30
03:20
Teletubbies
Balamory
Step Inside
Batfink
Arthur
Watch My Chops
Mona The Vampire
The Story of Tracy Beaker
Hider in the House
What’s New Scooby Doo?
The Cramp Twins
Totally Doctor Who
The Story of Tracy Beaker
The Fairly Odd Parents
Sportsround
See Hear
Badminton Horse Trials
World Championship
Snooker
Flog It!
The Culture Show
World Championship
Snooker
Have I Got a Bit More
News for You
TOTP2 Goes Eurovision!
The Fabulous Baker Boys
The Culture Show
Miss Julie
23.30 - 01.00
All the action from today’s
premiership games
17:15
17:50
18:35
19:40
20:05
20:35
22:05
00:15
02:20
02:55
04:30
05:55
06:05
06:15
06:25
The Hoobs
The Hoobs
Goalissimo
The Morning Line
Friends
Musicool
Popworld
Friends
Friends
Shipwrecked 2007
Shipwrecked 2007
Channel 4 Racing From
Newmarket and Goodwood
Location, Location, Location
Deal or No Deal Classic
Monarchy By David Starkey
Channel 4 News
Unreported World
Houses of Power
Road to Perdition
The Long Good Friday
Ibiza Rocks With Sony
Ericsson
Thursday
20 Dates
Dish
Loves Me... Loves Me Not
In Your Dreams
Countdown
CREACION DE
UN IMPERIO
09:15
09:30
10:00
10:05
10:15
10:30
11:00
12:00
13:05
14:05
14:50
16:25
17:55
19:25
21:15
21:40
22:35
23:35
00:35
01:35
02:35
06:35
Sunrise
Franklin
Mist: Sheepdog Tales
Little Princess
Make Way for Noddy
Say It with Noddy
Harry and His Bucket Full of
Dinosaurs
Harry and His Bucket Full of
Dinosaurs
The Book of Pooh
Ebb and Flo
Peppa Pig
Fifi and The Flowertots
Jane and the Dragon
Fifth Gear
World’s Strongest Man: Final
Man Eaters
Built for the Kill
The Woman in Question
Columbo: Requiem for a
Falling Star
Rocket Man
Grumpy Old Men
Five News and Sport
Navy NCIS
CSI: New York
Law and Order
Grey’s Anatomy
Grey’s Anatomy
Quiz Call
Wildlife SOS
NATIONAL geographic
23.30 - 01.20
15:30
18:00
18:30
19:00
19:30
19:55
21:00
21:30
22:00
02:10
03:15
04:05
05:05
05:25
05:50
06:10
06:30
Uninterrupted
Uninterrupted
E4 Music’s A List
Our Showbiz Mates
Skinny Jeans Superstars
The Search For The Next
Pussycat Doll
Hollyoaks Omnibus
Friends
Friends
The Simple Life
The Simple Life
Wife Swap
Friends
Friends
100 Funniest Moments
Transmission With T-Mobile
The Search For The Next
Pussycat Doll
Wife Swap
The Simple Life
The Simple Life
Switched
Switched
Switched
FRIENDS
18.00 - 19.00
& 21.00 - 22.00
Hilarious sitcom
about six New
Yorkers: Monica,
Rachel, Phoebe,
Ross, Chandler and
Joey, and the funny
situations they find
themselves in.
DOCUMENTARIES
DISCOVERY
DISCOVERY real time
07:00 How It’s Made 07:30 How It’s
Made 09:00 How Do They Do It? 10:00
Time Team 12:00 Tony Robinson’s
Romans 13:00 Ultimate Guide 14:00
The Secrets of Megalightning 15:00
Killer Rain 16:00 Vesuvius: Deadly
Fury 17:00 Great Quakes 18:00 Billion
Dollar Disasters 19:00 Ultimate Guide
20:00 When Disaster Strikes 21:00
Deadliest Catch 00:00 The F.B.I. Files
02:00 Behind Closed Doors 03:00 Forensic Detectives 04:00 Deadliest Catch 05:40 How Do They Do It? 06:30
How It’s Made
07:00 Reel Wars 07:30 Ifish 08:30
Hooked on Fishing: Little Ku’s Wild
Rainbows 09:00 Hooked on Fishing:
Norway Sea Angling 09:30 Rex Hunt
Fishing Adventures 10:30 Record
Breaking Fish 11:30 Lake Escapes
12:00 John Wilson’s Dream Fishing
13:00 My Greek Kitchen 14:00 Anthony
Bourdain: No Reservations 15:00 A
Place In The Sun 19:00 Wheeler Dealers 20:00 Auto Trader 21:00 Biker
Build-off 22:00 American Chopper
23:00 American Hotrod 00:00 Miami
Ink 01:00 Wheeler Dealers 02:00 Auto
NATIONAL geographic
09:00 Caveman Investigated 10:00
Ape Man 11:00 Landslides Investigated 12:00 Close Encounters Investigated 13:00 Moon Mysteries Investigated
14:00 Mystery Mummy 15:00 Pyramids of Death 16:00 Bible Uncovered
17:00 Pyramids Investigated 18:00
Spacemen Investigated 19:00 Pompeii
HISTORY channel
09:00 Dynasties 10:00 Goering: A
Career 11:00 Hidden Children 12:30
From The Auschwitz Chronicles 13:00
The Six Wives of Henry VIII 14:00 The
Battle of Lepanto 15:00 Lusitania:
Murder On The Atlantic 17:00 1916l
Total War 18:00 1916l Total War 19:00
The Imperial Japanese Navy 21:00 The
Final Report 22:00 Engineering An
Empire 23:00 The Lost Evidence 00:00
Death in The Bunker 01:30 From The
Auschwitz Chronicle 02:00 The Final
Report
UKTV documentary
10:00 The Life of Birds 20:00 Your
Favourite Attenborough Moment 21:30
Wildlife on One 22:00 The Life of Birds
03:00 The Human Body 03:50 World’s
Best Places To See 03:55 World’s Best
Places To See
ANIMAL planet
Listener Down Under 08:30 Wildlife
SOS 09:00 Monkey Business 10:00
Miami Animal Police 12:00 Top Dog
13:00 Little Zoo That Could 14:00 Dog
Listener Down Under 14:30 Wildlife
SOS 15:00 Unearthed 16:00 Monkey
Business 16:30 Monkey Business
17:00 Up Close and Dangerous 17:30
The Snake Buster 18:00 Animal Cops
Houston 19:00 Britain’s Worst Pet
20:00 Unearthed 21:00 Top Dog 22:00
Animal Cops Houston 01:00 Top Dog
02:00 Monkey Business 03:00 Top
Dog 04:00 Wildlife SOS 04:30 Animal
Cops Houston 06:10 Crocodile Hunter
07:00 Animal Cops Houston 08:00 Dog
SPORT
SKY SPORTS 2
SKY SPORTS 1
07:00
07:30
08:00
09:00
09:30
10:00
13:00
16:00
18:15
20:55
21:25
23:15
00:30
01:45
03:00
06:00
06:30
Aerobics Oz Style
Premier League Preview
Soccer A.M.’s All Sports Show
Champions League Weekly
Premier League Preview
Soccer A.M.
Ford Football Special: Man
chester City V Manchester
United
Gillette Soccer Saturday
Guinness Rugby: Guinness
Premiership Semi-Final
Champions League Weekly
Football First: Game Of The
Day
Football First: Match Choice
Football First: Match Choice
Football First: Match Choice
Big Fight Special
Moto+
Champions League Weekly
Man Utd v Man City
13.00 - 16.00
After going out in
midweek to Milan
will Man U be able
to bounce back
against their
closet enemies
07:00 De LA Hoya V Mayweather
- 24/7
07:30 Guinness Rugby: Super 14
- Highlanders V Brumbies
09:30 Guinness Rugby: Super 14
- Hurricanes V Waratahs
11:30 De LA Hoya V Mayweather
- 24/7
12:00 Max Power
13:00 European Tour Golf: Telecom
Italia Open
17:00 De LA Hoya V Mayweather
- 24/7
17:30 Super League: Millennium
Magic - Hull V Hull K.R
20:00 Super League: Millennium
Magic - Wigan V St Helens
22:00 Spanish Football
00:00 Guinness Rugby: Guinness
Premiership Semi-Finals +
Army V Navy
02:00 Spanish Football
04:00 Football First: Match Choice
05:15 Football First: Match Choice
06:30 British Formula Ford Cham
pionship
SKY SPORTS 3
07:00 Sports Unlimited
08:00 America’s Cup Sailing:
America’s Cup Round Robin 2
09:00 Max Power
10:00 Racing News
11:00 NBA Basketball Match TBA
13:00 De LA Hoya V Mayweather
- 24/7
13:30 Guinness Rugby: Guinness
Premiership Semi-Final TBA
16:00 Guinness Rugby: Army V
Navy
18:00 World Wrestling
Entertainment Smackdown
20:00 World Wrestling
Entertainment Late Night
Bottom Line
21:00 Golf Night
00:00 ECW Wrestling
01:00 World Wrestling
Entertainment Late Night
Smackdown
03:00 World Wrestling
Entertainment Late Night
Bottom Line
04:00 Golf Night
EUROSPORT
07:00 Motorcycling: Grand Prix In
Shanghai, China
07:45 Motorcycling: Grand Prix In
Shanghai, China
09:00 Motorcycling: Grand Prix In
Shanghai, China
10:00 Rally
10:30 Football: Top 24 Clubs
11:00 Snooker: World
Champions hip In Sheffield,
United Kingdom
14:00 Tennis: WTA Tournament In
Warsaw, Poland
16:00 Snooker: World
Champions hip In Sheffield,
United Kingdom
18:30 All Sports: Eurosport Buzz
19:00 Snooker: World
Championship In Sheffield,
United Kingdom
20:00 Snooker: World
Championship In Sheffield,
United Kingdom
23:00 TNA Wrestling
23:45 Fight Sport: Fight Club
05:45 Motorcycling: Grand Prix In
Shanghai, China
ESPN classic
07:00 Road to Glory: Coe V Ovett
08:00 Duels: Carl Lewis V Mike
Powell
09:00 Superstars
10:00 Man City V Man Utd, 93/94
10:30 Man City V Man Utd
11:00 Man City V Man Utd
11:30 Man City V Man Utd
12:00 Man Utd V Man City
12:30 Man Utd V Man City
13:00 Strikers: Kenny Dalglish
13:30 Strikers: Gary Lineker
14:00 Strikers: Ian Rush
14:30 Strikers: Andy Gray
15:00 Strikers: Mark Hughes
15:30 Strikers: Kevin Keegan
16:00 UEFA: Bayern Munich V
Rangers
16:30 UEFA: Man Utd V Barcelona
17:00 There’s Something About
Beckham
18:00 F1: Grand Prix
18:30 F1: Grand Prix
19:00 Strikers: Gary Lineker
19:30 Strikers: Ian Rush
20:00 Man City V Man Utd, 93/94
20:30 Man City V Man Utd
21:00 Man City V Man Utd
21:30 Man City V Man Utd
22:00 Man Utd V Man City
22:30 Man Utd V Man City
23:00 Jackie Stewart: The Flying Scot
23:30 Jackie Stewart: The Flying
Scot
00:00 Boxing: Clay V Liston
01:00 Man City V Man Utd, 93/94
01:30 Man City V Man Utd
02:00 Man City V Man Utd
02:30 Man City V Man Utd
03:00 Jackie Stewart: The Flying
Scot
03:30 Jackie Stewart: The Flying
Scot
04:00 Liverpool V Man Utd
05:00 Jamie Redknapp: Close Up
06:00 Road to Glory: Marathon
Runners
Football First
Sky Sports 1
21.25 - 03.00
Pick which
premiership
game you
would like to
watch extended highlights
off every 45
minutes
TELEVISION
May 4 - May 10 2007
27
Saturday 5th May 2007
FILMS
SKY MOVIES sci-fi & horror
13:00 The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the
Galaxy
15:10 Earth Minus Zero
17:00 Basilisk: The Serpent King
18:45 The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the
Galaxy
20:35 Earth Minus Zero
22:00 AVP: Alien vs. Predator
23:45 Pet Sematary
01:45 The Hills Have Eyes
03:25 Basilisk: The Serpent King
SKY MOVIES premier
17:00
18:40
20:30
21:00
23:00
01:00
See Arnold Run
The Matador
Premiere Close Up
Final Destination 3
Capote
Get Rich or Die Tryin’
SKY MOVIES modern greats
08:15
10:15
12:15
14:15
16:15
18:00
The Beguiled
Pretty in Pink
The Offence
The Beguiled
Pretty in Pink
Rocky V
20:00
22:00
00:05
02:05
03:40
05:45
The Offence
Salvador
Blue Collar
Foxy Brown
Salvador
The Offence
SKY MOVIES indies
13:00
15:00
17:00
18:50
19:20
20:10
22:00
23:55
01:50
03:50
04:10
The Beat My Heart Skipped
The Ice Storm
Mad Hot Ballroom
Indie Close Up
Galapagos
The Beat My Heart Skipped
The Ice Storm
Mad Hot Ballroom
Best
The Top 10 Show
Galapagos
SKY MOVIES family
07:00 FernGully: The Last
Rainforest
08:20 Kicking and Screaming
10:05 The Adventures of Sharkboy
and Lavagirl in 3-D
11:50 Batman and Robin
14:05 The Witches
15:40 Robots
ROBOTS
Sky Movies Family
15.40 - 17.15 & 22.35 - 00.10
In a wondrously clanky universe populated solely
by mechanical beings live memorable robots
Rodney Copperbottom, a young genius inventor who dreams of helping robots everywhere;
Cappy, a beautiful, dynamic and savvy bot with
whom Rodney is instantly smitten; the nefarious
corporate tyrant Ratchet who locks horns with
Rodney; Bigweld, a master inventor who has lost
his way; and a group of misfit ‘bots known as the
Rusties, led by Fender and Piper Pinwheeler.
Fender’s head, arms, and legs routinely fall off
at the most inopportune moments. As Rodney
fulfills Fender’s ongoing need for repairs, the two
become fast friends. Piper is Fender’s tomboy kid
sister, who surprises everyone with her determination and strength.
17:15 The Adventures of Sharkboy
and Lavagirl in 3-D
18:50 Batman and Robin
21:00 The Witches
22:35 Robots
00:10 Kicking and Screaming
01:50 Zeus and Roxanne
03:35 A Pig’s Tale
05:20 The Secret of N.I.M.H.
SKY MOVIES drama
07:00
08:50
10:35
12:15
13:55
16:00
17:40
19:20
21:00
23:05
01:15
03:40
05:35
By Dawn’s Early Light
The Winning Season
Big Spender
A Good Woman
Jarhead
The Winning Season
Big Spender
A Good Woman
Jarhead
The Cotton Club
The Devil’s Advocate
True Colors
By Dawn’s Early Light
SKY MOVIES comedy
08:00 Mastermind
09:45 The Honeymooners
11:30 To Wong Foo, Thanks for
Everything! Julie Newmar
13:30 American Pie Presents Band
Camp
15:15 The Honeymooners
17:00 Outrageous Fortune
19:00 To Wong Foo, Thanks for
Everything! Julie Newmar
21:00 American Pie Presents Band
Camp
22:40 The Top 10 Show
23:00 Outrageous Fortune
00:40 Black Sheep
02:10 Mr. Reliable
04:05 Deuce Bigalow: European
Gigolo
05:35 Mastermind
SKY MOVIES classics
07:50
09:15
11:50
13:40
15:40
The Great Moment
A Farewell to Arms
Fantastic Voyage
Anzio
Rebel Without A Cause
17:40
20:15
22:00
00:00
01:55
03:40
A Farewell to Arms
Fantastic Voyage
Anzio
Rebel Without A Cause
The Lost Weekend
Saturday Night and Sunday
Morning
05:25 The Great Moment
SKY MOVIES action/thriller
07:00
10:00
12:00
13:50
16:50
19:10
21:00
23:25
01:40
03:40
06:30
The Lost Empire
Before and After
Attack Force Z
The Lost Empire
Conan the Barbarian
Attack Force Z
Batman Begins
Conan the Barbarian
An Innocent Man
The Lost Empire
Action and Thriller Close Up
Kicking and Screaming
Sky Movies Family
08.20 - 10.05 & 00,10 - 01,50
Vitamin salesman Phil is spurred into coaching his son’s
football team when the boy
is traded to another squad.
There’s just one problem: the
rival team is managed by
Phil’s grumpy old dad. Family
comedy.
SKY MOVIES HD 1
12:00
13:40
16:00
18:00
19:40
21:30
22:00
00:15
02:15
Valiant
Lost in Space
Keeping Mum
Valiant
The Matador
Classics Close Up
Lost in Space
Keeping Mum
Scenes From a Mall
SKY MOVIES HD 2
13:00
15:10
17:00
18:50
21:00
22:50
01:00
03:00
The Constant Gardener
Separate Lies
See Arnold Run
The Constant Gardener
Final Destination 3
Stealth
Get Rich or Die Tryin’
Separate Lies
FILM 4
14:00
15:45
17:55
19:55
22:00
00:10
01:45
Phffft
Heaven Can Wait
The Count of Monte Cristo
Bogus
The Gift
Wrong Turn
Untold Scandal
TCM
07:45
08:05
09:40
12:00
14:10
16:00
17:50
20:10
22:00
23:55
01:45
03:35
03:55
06:00
Teleshopping
Calling Bulldog Drummond
Random Harvest
International Velvet
The Shop around the Corner
Willy Wonka & the Chocolate
Factory
Major Dundee
Murder By Death
Dirty Harry
The Lady From Shanghai
Guns For San Sebastian
Teleshopping
The Champ
Edward, My Son
DISNEY cinemagic
07:00
07:25
07:50
08:15
08:40
09:05
Classic Toons
101 Dalmatians
The Little Mermaid
Aladdin
House of Mouse
Recess
09:30
10:00
11:10
12:00
13:20
13:45
14:00
15:00
15:15
15:40
16:00
17:25
17:50
18:00
19:20
19:45
20:00
21:10
21:35
22:00
23:20
23:45
00:10
00:35
Lilo and Stitch
Saturday Movie Showdown
House of Mouse
The Wild
Tarzan
Recess
Recess: All Growed Down
Recess
Emperor’s New School
House of Mouse
Angels in the Endzone
House of Mouse
Recess
The Wild
DuckTales
Emperor’s New School
Tarzan II
House of Mouse
Tarzan
Angels in the Endzone
DuckTales
Lilo and Stitch
Recess
House of Mouse
GENERAL INTEREST
BBC 3
20:00 The Real Hustle 20:45 Doctor
Who Confidential 21:25 Top Gear
22:30 Kill Bill: Vol. 1 00:10 Little Britain 00:40 Two Pints of Lager and a
Packet of Crisps 01:40 Ideal 02:10
Rob Brydon’s Annually Retentive
02:40 The Real Hustle 03:10 Two Pints
of Lager and a Packet of Crisps 04:05
Ideal 04:35 Rob Brydon’s Annually
Retentive
BBC 4
20:00 Europe: A Natural History 20:50
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Lost
World 22:05 The Worst Journey in
the World 23:05 Who Killed Mrs De
Ropp? 00:05 The Double Life of Saki
01:00 Europe: A Natural History 01:50
The Worst Journey in the World 02:50
Who Killed Mrs De Ropp? 03:50 The
Double Life of Saki
BBC prime
07:00 Little Robots 07:10 Angelmouse
07:15 Tweenies 07:35 Balamory 07:55
Teletubbies 08:20 The Roly Mo Show
08:35 William’s Wish Wellingtons
08:40 Big Cook Little Cook 09:00 Top
Gear Xtra 10:00 SAS Survival Secrets
11:00 EastEnders 12:00 Mastermind
12:30 The Weakest Link 14:00 Ballykissangel 15:00 Rick Stein’s Food
Heroes 16:00 Life in the Undergrowth
17:00 Killer Lakes 18:00 EastEnders
19:00 Florida Fatbusters 19:30 A Year
at Kew 20:00 Antiques Roadshow
21:00 Judge John Deed 22:30 Lenny
Henry in Pieces 23:00 Absolute Power
23:30 3 Non-Blondes 00:00 EastEnders 01:00 Judge John Deed 02:30
Lenny Henry in Pieces 03:00 Absolute Power 03:30 3 Non-Blondes 04:00
Life in the Undergrowth 05:00 Garden
Invaders 05:30 Balamory 05:50 Tweenies 06:10 Big Cook Little Cook 06:30
Tikkabilla
BBC world
07:00 BBC News 07:30 Our World
08:00 BBC News 08:30 Click 09:00
BBC News 09:10 The Accidental Angler
10:00 BBC News 10:30 BBC World Inside Sport 11:00 BBC News 11:30 Earth
Report 12:00 BBC News 12:30 Middle
East Business Report 13:00 BBC News
13:30 Football Focus 14:00 BBC News
14:10 The Doha Debates 15:00 BBC
News 15:15 Sport Today 15:30 The
Record Europe 16:00 BBC News 16:10
Post Military Trip 17:00 BBC News
17:10 The Accidental Angler 18:00
BBC News 18:30 Final Score 19:00
BBC News 19:30 Middle East Business
Report 20:00 BBC News 20:15 Sport
Today 20:30 Extra Time 21:00 BBC
News 21:10 The Doha Debates 22:00
BBC News 22:30 Our World 23:00 BBC
News 23:10 Post Military Trip 00:00
BBC News 00:30 Middle East Business
Report 01:00 BBC News 01:30 BBC
World Inside Sport 02:00 BBC News
02:10 The Accidental Angler 03:00 BBC
News 03:10 The Doha Debates 04:00
BBC News 04:30 Earth Report 05:00
BBC News 05:30 This Week 06:00 BBC
News 06:10 Post Military Trip
BRAVO
09:00 Spider-Man 10:00 World’s Most
Shocking Police Videos 11:00 Starsky
and Hutch 12:00 Walker, Texas Ranger
13:00 The Brittas Empire 14:20 The
Brittas Empire 15:00 Extreme... Near
Misses 16:00 Posse 17:45 World’s
Most Shocking Police Videos 18:45
Sealab 2021 19:00 Extreme... Near
Misses 20:00 Day Break 21:00 The
Unit 22:00 Love, Honour and Obey
00:00 In Your Face 01:00 Porn Week
2 02:00 Robot Chicken 02:15 Robot
Chicken 03:00 Barbershop 04:00 Spider-Man
DISNEY
07:00 Lilo and Stitch 07:25 The Buzz on
Maggie 07:50 Lizzie McGuire 08:15 The
Suite Life of Zack and Cody 08:40 That’s
So Raven 09:05 American Dragon: Jake
Long 09:30 Recess 09:55 The Replacements 10:15 The Suite Life of Zack and
Cody 10:40 Cory in The House 11:00
Hannah Montana 11:25 As The Bell
Rings 11:35 That’s So Raven 12:00 You
Wish! 13:25 Recess 14:00 Kim Possible
15:40 Cory in The House 16:00 Hannah
Montana 16:25 As The Bell Rings 16:35
That’s So Raven 17:00 Jump in 18:25
Recess 18:50 The Replacements 19:15
Kim Possible 19:40 Fillmore 20:05 The
Suite Life of Zack and Cody 20:30 Cory
in The House 20:55 Lizzie McGuire
21:45 Phil of the Future 22:10 That’s So
Raven 23:00 Recess 23:25 American
Dragon: Jake Long 23:50 Kim Possible
00:15 The Proud Family 00:35 Brandy
and Mr. Whiskers
ITV 2
07:00 GMTV2 10:25 Emmerdale Omnibus 13:10 Coronation Street Omnibus
15:35 Holiday Showdown 16:35 Holidays Undercover 17:35 Who Wants to
be a Millionaire? 18:35 Movies Now
18:45 Smallville 19:45 Spider-Man 3:
UK Special 20:15 Nanny 911 21:15
Neighbourhoods from Hell 22:15
Greased Lightnin’ 23:10 Planet’s Funniest Animals 23:40 Greased Lightnin’:
Results 00:10 Death Becomes Her
02:10 Grease Is the Word 03:40 Grease
Is the Word Results 04:10 ITV Play
04:40 Emmerdale Omnibus
ITV 3
07:00 Savage Planet 07:25 Brideshead
Revisited 09:20 McCloud 10:50 The
Cosby Mysteries 11:50 Only When I
Laugh 12:55 Rising Damp 13:25 Rising Damp 13:55 Jeeves and Wooster
15:00 Pie in the Sky 16:05 Tom Brown’s
Schooldays 18:05 Poirot 20:10 Kavanagh Q.C. 21:45 Inspector Morse 23:50
Taggart 02:00 The Vice 03:25 The Bill
05:25 Film File 05:30 Teleshopping
ITV 4
19:00 Police, Camera, Action! 19:30
The Force 20:00 Used Car Roadshow
21:00 Martial Law 22:00 Ultimate Force
23:00 Police, Camera, Action! 23:30
Tremors 01:25 Saturday Night Live
02:25 The Larry Sanders Show 03:20
Starved 03:50 Dinner for Five 04:20
Dinner for Five 04:50 Entertainment
Xtra 05:00 Teleshopping
LIVING
07:00 Home Shopping 08:00 According to Jim 09:00 Maury 09:55 The Fix
10:00 Melrose Place 11:00 The Golden
Girls 12:00 Wonder Woman 13:00
Bewitched 14:00 The Bachelor USA
15:00 Will and Grace 16:00 America’s
Next Top Model 20:00 Extreme: Skinny
Celebrities 3 21:00 The X Files 22:00
Most Haunted Live 02:00 Outrageous
Fortune 03:00 The Division 04:00 Body
of Evidence: From the Case Files of
Dayle Hinman 04:50 The Hairdresser
05:40 The Jerry Springer Show
PARAMOUNT comedy
07:00 QVC 10:00 Less Than Perfect
11:00 Scrubs 12:00 Less Than Perfect
13:00 Scrubs 14:00 Less Than Perfect
15:00 Scrubs 16:00 Less Than Perfect
17:00 Scrubs 18:00 Less Than Perfect
19:00 Scrubs 20:00 Everybody Loves
Raymond 21:00 King of Queens 22:00
Park Life: South Park Top Ten 23:00
South Park 01:30 Naked and Funny
02:00 Sexy Cam 02:30 South Park
03:30 Scrubs 04:00 Less Than Perfect
04:30 Linc’s 05:00 Less Than Perfect
05:30 Scrubs 06:00 Sir Leslie Quint
A Life In Film 06:10 Everybody Loves
Raymond
SCI FI
07:00 Robot Wars 09:00 Teleshopping 12:00 Dark Angel 15:05 Psychic
Detectives 15:35 Terror Peak 17:30
Jurassic Park 20:00 Who Wants to be
a Superhero? 22:00 Heroes 04:10 Medium 05:05 The Outer Limits 06:05 The
Outer Limits
SKY one
07:00 Star Trek: The Next Generation
08:00 PokÈmon 08:30 Yu-Gi-Oh! 09:00
Transformers: Armada 09:30 America’s
Dumbest Criminals 10:00 Soccer A.M.
13:00 Bones 16:00 Relic Hunter 17:00
The Dog Whisperer 18:00 Malcolm in
the Middle 20:00 Futurama 20:30 Futurama 21:00 Cold Case 22:00 Bones
23:00 24 00:00 The Beckhams Go to
Hollywood 01:00 Rock Star Families
02:00 Naked in Blackpool 02:50 Red
Light Girls 03:40 Buffy The Vampire
Slayer 04:30 Star Trek: The Next Generation 06:10 World’s Craziest Videos
06:35 America’s Dumbest Criminals
UKTV gold
07:00 My Hero 08:20 Dallas 13:20 My
Hero 14:40 My Family 16:00 Doctor
Who 17:00 Supervolcano 19:30 Some
Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em 20:10 Porridge
20:50 Open All Hours 21:30 Jim’ll Fix
It Strikes Again 22:00 Jonathan Creek
23:20 Big Daddy 01:10 I’m Alan Partridge 01:45 Have I Got 2001 for You
02:45 Room 101 03:20 Have I Got
2001 for You 04:00 EastEnders
UKTV people
10:00 Top Gear 13:00 Jeremy
Clarkson’s Motorworld 14:00 Airport
14:30 Airport 15:00 Airport 15:30
Airport 17:30 Airport 18:00 Airport
18:30 Airport 21:00 Airport 21:30
Airport 22:00 LA Forensics 22:30 LA
Forensics 23:00 Leave No Trace 23:30
Leave No Trace 00:00 Mind, Body and
Kick Ass Moves 00:30 Mind, Body and
Kick Ass Moves 01:00 Top Gear 02:00
Football: Against the Wall 03:00 Sex,
Lies and Michael Aspel
UKTV style
08:00 In Grand Style 08:30 In Grand
Style 09:00 Cash in the Attic 10:00
Homes under the Hammer 11:00 To
Buy or Not to Buy 12:00 Houses Behaving Badly 12:30 Houses Behaving
Badly 13:00 House Doctor 13:30
House Doctor 14:00 DIY SOS 14:30
DIY SOS 15:00 DIY SOS 15:30 DIY
SOS 16:00 DIY SOS 16:30 DIY SOS
17:00 DIY SOS 17:30 DIY SOS 18:00
DIY SOS 18:30 DIY SOS 19:00 Extreme Makeover: Home Edition 20:00 Extreme Makeover: Home Edition 21:00
Spa of Embarrassing Illnesses 22:00
Spendaholics 23:00 Wedding Stories 00:00 Homes under the Hammer
01:00 To Buy or Not to Buy 02:00 How
Do I Look? 03:00 Win Your Own Home
03:30 Win Your Own Home
UKTV bright ideas
07:00 The Nation’s Favourite Blooms
07:30 My Favourite Garden 08:00
Heaven’s Kitchen 09:00 Put Your
Money Where Your House Is 09:30
Put Your Money Where Your House
Is 10:00 Antiques Roadshow 11:00
Antiques Roadshow 12:00 Antiques
Roadshow 13:00 The Nation’s Favourite Blooms 13:30 My Favourite Garden
14:00 Heaven’s Kitchen 15:00 Put Your
Money Where Your House Is 15:30
Put Your Money Where Your House
Is 16:00 Antiques Roadshow 17:00
Antiques Roadshow 18:00 Antiques
Roadshow
UKTV drama
07:00 Last of the Summer Wine 11:00
Keeping Up Appearances 11:40 Keeping
Up Appearances 12:20 Keeping Up Appearances 13:00 Agatha Christie’s Miss
Marple 14:55 Murder, She Wrote 15:55
Hetty Wainthropp Investigates 17:00
The Mrs Bradley Mysteries 18:50 Agatha Christie’s Miss Marple 22:00 Rome
01:00 Agatha Christie’s Miss Marple
02:55 Rome 05:30 The Mrs Bradley
Mysteries
TELEVISION
28
May 4 - May 10 2007
Sunday 6th May 2007
BBC 1
BBC 2
ITV 1 London
CHANNEL 4
FIVE
E4
07:00
08:35
10:00
11:00
07:00
07:30
07:50
08:00
08:10
08:30
10:30
12:00
13:30
14:15
15:00
16:00
07:00
10:25
10:45
11:00
11:10
11:15
11:30
11:45
12:00
12:15
12:30
07:10
07:35
08:00
08:55
07:00
07:10
07:20
07:35
07:40
07:45
08:10
08:25
08:40
08:50
09:00
07:00
08:00
09:00
10:00
11:00
15:05
15:55
17:00
17:30
18:00
19:00
19:55
20:30
21:00
22:00
22:30
23:30
00:30
01:30
02:25
02:55
03:20
04:20
05:20
05:40
06:00
06:25
12:00
13:00
14:00
14:35
15:05
15:50
17:45
18:15
18:30
18:40
19:15
19:50
20:35
20:50
21:00
22:00
23:00
23:20
00:10
00:40
02:35
03:35
04:25
04:55
Breakfast
Moto GP
Sunday AM
Heaven and Earth with
Gloria Hunniford
Countryfile
The Politics Show
‘Allo ‘Allo!
Keeping Up Appearances
Murder, She Wrote
EastEnders
We Love the Sky at Night
Points of View
Shaun the Sheep
Songs of Praise
Castaway
Antiques Roadshow
BBC News and Weather
Regional News and Weather
Victoria’s Empire
Dalziel and Pascoe
BBC News and Weather
Match of the Day 2
The Sky at Night
Invasion of the Body
Snatchers
Holby City
Antiques Roadshow
To Buy or Not to Buy
Joins BBC News 24
18:30
19:00
19:10
20:00
21:00
00:00
00:45
01:15
02:00
Teletubbies
Balamory
Step Inside
Batfink
Legend of the Dragon
Smile
Match of The Day
Something for the Weekend
Inside Sport
Premiership Rugby
Badminton Horse Trials
World Championship
Snooker
Big Cat Diary: Family
Histories
Water Voles
Natural World
Cooking in the Danger Zone
World Championship
Snooker
Graham Norton Uncut
Roman’s Empire
Family Guy
Bubble Boy
Family Guy
01.15 - 02.00
Animated comedy about family
life. After losing at a swimming
competition, Stewie tries to
eliminate his rival by blowing
up a lifeguard tower. His plan
backfires though,
and Stewie has
a near death
experience
that seems
to change him.
13:30
13:35
14:35
15:40
17:25
19:05
19:30
19:45
20:00
20:30
21:00
22:00
23:00
23:15
00:00
01:05
01:40
02:10
05:05
06:00
06:30
GMTV
Art Attack
Mr. Bean
Feodor
Pocoyo
Jim Jam and Sunny
Jim Jam and Sunny
Curious George
Jim Jam and Sunny
Jim Jam and Sunny
The Sunday Edition with
Andrew Rawnsley and
Andrea Catherwood
London Today
American Idol
American Idol
Clockwise
Never Been Kissed
The Way We Were
London Tonight
ITV News; Weather
Emmerdale
Coronation Street
HeartBeat
Kingdom
ITV News; Weather
This Is David Gest
Championship Special: Day
of Reckoning
Dunlop British Touring Cars
The Moral of the Story
ITV Play
The Jeremy Kyle Show
ITV Nightscreen
ITV Morning News
09:25
09:55
12:25
13:00
14:40
17:00
18:00
18:45
19:45
20:45
21:00
22:00
00:10
01:45
02:20
02:50
03:50
04:50
06:20
The Hoobs
The Hoobs
Transworld Sport
Velux 5 Oceans Ultimate Solo
Challenge
New Shoots
Hollyoaks Omnibus
Shipwrecked 2007
Musicool
Channel 4 Racing From
Newmarket and Salisbury
Ugly Betty
Deal or No Deal
Scrapheap Challenge
Shipwrecked 2007
Channel 4 News
Wife Swap
Lucas and Walliams’ Perfect
Night in
Stand By Me
Ibiza Rocks With Sony
Ericsson
Ibiza Rocks With Sony
Ericsson
Get Your Act Together With
Harvey Goldsmith
Empires of Stone
Houses of Power
Countdown
The Hoobs
07.10- 08.00
It’s not a good day for Tula. It
began with her knocking over
the hoobycotton blossom plant
and then she did it again! Why
is she being so clumsy? There’s
sure to be a reason.
09:15
09:30
10:00
10:05
10:15
10:30
11:00
12:00
13:00
13:50
13:55
15:20
17:20
17:30
19:20
19:45
20:10
20:35
21:00
22:00
23:00
01:05
01:55
05:10
06:10
The Save-Ums!
Fifi and The Flowertots
Franny’s Feet
Sailor Sid
Bird Bath
Franklin
Mist: Sheepdog Tales
Little Princess
Make Way for Noddy
Say It with Noddy
Harry and His Bucket Full of
Dinosaurs
Harry and His Bucket Full of
Dinosaurs
The Book of Pooh
Ebb and Flo
Peppa Pig
Fifi and The Flowertots
Jane and the Dragon
Property Developing Abroad
Build a New Life in The
Country
House Doctor: Inside and
Out
five News Update
Ten Wanted Men
To Walk With Lions
Five News and Sport
Calamity Jane
Everybody Hates Chris
Everybody Hates Chris
Joey
Joey
Grey’s Anatomy
Grey’s Anatomy
Hollow Man
Brisca Formula One Stock
Car Racing
Major League Baseball
Major League Soccer
Indycar Series
Uninterrupted
Uninterrupted
E4 Music’s A List
Our Showbiz Mates
Mcfly’s Boys With Guitars
Popworld
Shipwrecked 2007
Friends
Friends
One Tree Hill
What About Brian
Friends
Friends
Ugly Betty
Wife Swap
ER
Desperate Housewives
Skins
One Tree Hill
Porn: A Family Business
Porn: A Family Business
Skins
Shipwrecked 2007
Switched
Switched
Switched
Switched
DOCUMENTARIES
DISCOVERY
07:00 How It’s Made 07:30 How Do
They Do It? 10:00 Time Team 11:00
The Worst Jobs in History 12:00 Born
Survivor: Bear Grylls 13:00 Vesuvius:
Deadly Fury 14:00 Stormforce 15:00
Tornado 16:00 Mount St Helens: Forecast For Disaster 17:00 Great Quakes
18:00 Inside Avalanches 19:00 Ultimate Guide 20:00 Asian Earthquake:
The Science of Tsunamis 21:00 The
Perfect Disaster 22:00 Deadliest Catch
23:00 Born Survivor: Bear Grylls 00:00
Decoding Disaster: Trains 01:00 My
Shocking Story 02:00 Beltway Sniper
03:00 Forensic Detectives 04:00 Deadliest Catch 04:50 Born Survivor: Bear
Grylls 05:40 How Do They Do It? 06:30
How It’s Made
DISCOVERY real time
07:00 Reel Wars 07:30 Ifish 08:30
Hooked on Fishing: Costa Rica Coarse Fishing 09:00 Hooked on Fishing:
Clew Bay Sea Angling 09:30 Rex Hunt
Fishing Adventures 10:30 Record Breaking Fish 11:30 Lake Escapes 12:00
The Fishing Adventurer 13:00 Challenge Tommy Walsh 14:00 Labour of Love
15:00 Challenge Tommy Walsh 19:00
Little People, Big World 20:00 Plastic
Surgery School 21:00 Fat Doctor 22:00
Miami Ink 23:00 Anthony Bourdain: No
Reservations 00:00 Little People, Big
World 01:00 Plastic Surgery School
02:00 Fat Doctor 03:00 Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations 04:00 Miami Ink
04:50 Record Breaking Fish 05:15 Lake
Escapes 05:40 The Fishing Adventurer
06:30 Watercolours with Charles Evans
NATIONAL geographic
09:00 The Bombing War 11:00 Search
for the Lost Fighter Plane 12:00 Dambusters 13:00 Megafactories 14:00 I
Didn’t Know That 15:00 Seconds From
Disaster 16:00 The Man Who Captured
Eichmann 18:00 Pyramids Investigated 19:00 Deadly Dozen 20:00 I Didn’t
Know That 21:00 Megafactories 22:00
Iraq’s Kill Zone 23:00 Killing Zarqawi
00:00 Seconds From Disaster 01:00
Iraq’s Kill Zone 02:00 Killing Zarqawi
HISTORY channel
09:00 Dynasties 10:00 Decoding the
Past 11:00 Deep Sea Detectives 12:00
UFO Files 13:00 A Royal Family 14:00
Britain’s Finest Castles 15:30 Lost
Treasures 16:00 The Imperial Japanese Navy 18:00 How The West Was
Made 19:00 Black Death 20:00 Days
That Changed The World 21:00 The
Final Report 22:00 The Atomic Bomb
Story: Trinity And Beyond 00:00 The
English Civil War 01:00 The Final Report 02:00 Dynasties
UKTV documentary
10:00 The Life of Birds 15:00 Your
Favourite Attenborough Moment 16:30
Wildlife on One 17:00 The Life of Birds
18:00 The Life of Birds 19:00 The Life
of Birds 22:00 The Life of Birds 23:00
The Life of Birds 02:00 The Life of
Birds 03:00 The Human Body 03:50
World’s Best Places To See 03:55
World’s Best Places To See
ANIMAL planet
07:00 Animal Cops Houston 08:00 Dog
Listener Down Under 08:30 Wildlife
SOS 09:00 Monkey Business 09:30
Monkey Business 10:00 Animal Cops
Houston 11:00 Animal Cops Houston
12:00 Top Dog 13:00 Little Zoo That
Could 14:00 Dog Listener Down Under 14:30 Wildlife SOS 15:00 Chimps
like Us 16:00 Monkey Business 16:30
Monkey Business 17:00 Up Close and
Dangerous 17:30 The Snake Buster
18:00 Animal Cops Houston 19:00
Corwin’s Quest Specials: The Things
I Do For You Guys 20:00 The Gathering 21:00 Killer Jellyfish 22:00 Great
Ocean Adventures 23:00 When The
Bamboo Flowers 00:00 Animal Cops
Houston 01:00 Top Dog 02:00 Monkey
Business 02:30 Monkey Business
03:00 Killer Jellyfish 04:00 Wildlife
SOS 04:30 Great Ocean Adventures
05:20 When The Bamboo Flowers
06:10 Corwin’s Quest Specials: The
Things I Do For You Guys
SPORT
SKY SPORTS 1
07:00 Spanish Football
09:00 Big Fight Special: Oscar De LA
Hoya V Floyd Mayweather
(Wbc Light Middleweight
Title)
11:00 Jimmy Hill’s Sunday
Supplement
12:00 Goals On Sunday
13:30 Football League:
Championship Match
16:30 Ford Super Sunday: Arsenal V
Chelsea
19:30 Super Sunday - The Last
Word
20:00 Football League Review
21:00 Spanish Football
23:00 Football: Welsh Cup Final
Highlights
23:30 Ford Football Special: Arsenal
V Chelsea
01:00 Super Sunday - The Last
Word
01:30 Football League Review
02:30 Spanish Football
04:30 Football: Welsh Cup Final
Highlights
05:00 Football League Review
06:00 FIFA Futbol Mundial
06:30 Football: Welsh Cup Final
Highlights
SKY SPORTS 2
07:00 Moto+
07:30 America’s Cup Sailing:
America’s Cup Round Robin 2
08:30 Football First: Match Choice
09:45 Football First: Match Choice
11:00 Champions League Weekly
11:30 Big Fight Special: Oscar De LA
Hoya V Floyd Mayweather
(Wbc Light Middleweight
Title)
13:30 Live Americas Cup Sailing
16:30 Super League: Millennium
Magic - Warrington V Salford
19:00 Super League: Millennium
Magic - Leeds V Bradford
21:00 Golf Night
00:00 America’s Cup Sailing:
America’s Cup Round Robin 2
01:00 Golf Night
04:00 America’s Cup Sailing:
America’s Cup Round Robin 2
05:00 Big Fight Special: Oscar De LA
Hoya V Floyd Mayweather
(Wbc Light Middleweight
Title)
Goals On Sunday
Sky Sports 1
12.00- 13.30
All the goals amd
action from every
division from
Premiership League Two
SKY SPORTS 3
07:00 Guinness Rugby: Guinness
Premiership Semi-Finals +
Army V Navy
09:00 World Wrestling
Entertainment Late Night
Afterburn
10:00 World Wrestling
Entertainment Heat
11:00 Gillette World Sport
11:30 Cricket: Friends Provident
Trophy - Worcestershire V
Nottinghamshire
19:30 Sky Sports Classics: Cricket
Classics - Lancashire V
Yorkshire (B&h Cup 1996)
20:00 Big Fight Special: Oscar De LA
Hoya V Floyd Mayweather
(Wbc Light Middleweight
Title)
22:00 America’s Cup Sailing:
America’s Cup Round Robin 2
23:00 World Wrestling
Entertainment Late Night
Afterburn
00:00 World Wrestling
Entertainment Heat
01:00 U.S Superbikes
02:00 U.S Superbikes
03:00 Cricket: Friends Provident
Trophy - Worcestershire V
Nottinghamshire
04:30 U.S Superbikes
05:30 U.S Superbikes
06:30 Rally World
EUROSPORT
07:00 Motorcycling: Grand Prix In
Shanghai, China
08:15 Motorcycling: Grand Prix In
Shanghai, China
10:00 Rally
10:30 Motorcycling: Grand Prix In
Shanghai, China
11:00 Motorcycling: Grand Prix In
Shanghai, China
11:45 FIA World Touring Car
Championship: Round In
Zandvoort, Netherlands
12:45 Football: Gooooal!
13:00 Tennis: WTA Tournament In
Warsaw, Poland
14:45 Motorcycling: Grand Prix In
Shanghai, China
15:15 FIA World Touring Car
Championship: Round In
Zandvoort, Netherlands
16:15 Snooker: World
Championship In Sheffield,
United Kingdom
18:30 Motorsports: Motorsports
Weekend Magazine
19:00 Boxing: International Contest
In Corpus Christi, USA
21:00 Snooker: World
Championship In Sheffield,
United Kingdom
00:00 Beach Volley: Swatch-FIVB
World Tour In Shanghai,
China
00:30 Beach Volley: Swatch-FIVB
World Tour In Shanghai,
China
ESPN classic
07:00
08:00
09:00
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
12:00
13:00
13:30
14:00
14:30
15:00
15:30
16:00
17:00
Swimming: Road to Glory
Superstars
Superstars
Man Utd V Man City
Man City V Man Utd
Man Utd V Man City
Man City V Man Utd, 93/94
There’s Something About
Beckham
Strikers: Andy Gray
Strikers: Mark Hughes
Strikers: Kevin Keegan
Strikers: Kenny Dalglish
Strikers: Gary Lineker
Strikers: Ian Rush
UEFA: Rangers V Dynamo
Moscow
Jackie Stewart: The Flying
Scot
Jackie Stewart: The Flying
17:30
Scot
18:00 There’s Something About
Beckham
19:00 Strikers: Andy Gray
19:30 Strikers: Mark Hughes
20:00 Man Utd V Man City
20:30 Man City V Man Utd
21:00 Man Utd V Man City
21:30 Man City V Man Utd, 93/94
22:00 There’s Something About
Beckham
23:00 Henry Cooper: Sporting
Greats
23:30
00:00
00:30
01:00
01:30
02:00
02:30
03:00
04:00
04:30
05:00
05:30
06:00
Frank Bruno: Sporting Greats
Strikers: Kevin Keegan
Strikers: Ian Rush
Man Utd V Man City
Man City V Man Utd
Man Utd V Man City
Man Utd V Man City
There’s Something About
Beckham
Henry Cooper: Sporting
Greats
Frank Bruno: Sporting Greats
Jackie Stewart: The Flying
Scot
Jackie Stewart: The Flying
Scot
Boxing: Road to Glory
Arsenal v Chelsea
Sky Sports 1 16.30 - 19.30
A great match anticipated at the
Emirates Stadium where
Arsenal will be looking
for revenge after the
Carling Cup final
defeat, and if Man
Utd beat Man
City and Arsenal
Beat Chelsea
then Man Utd
could be named
Premiership
champions
TELEVISION
May 4 - May 10 2007
29
Sunday 6th May 2007
FILMS
SKY MOVIES sci-fi & horror
13:00
15:00
17:00
19:05
19:35
20:30
22:00
23:55
01:45
04:00
Doom
Race With the Devil
The Exorcism of Emily Rose
Sci-Fi and Horror Close Up
Star Wars: Feel The Force
Race With the Devil
Alien: Resurrection
Doom
The Exorcism of Emily Rose
Star Wars: Feel The Force
SKY MOVIES premier
17:00
18:40
20:30
21:00
23:00
01:00
See Arnold Run
The Matador
Premiere Close Up
Final Destination 3
Capote
Get Rich or Die Tryin’
SKY MOVIES modern greats
07:40
09:30
11:35
13:40
On Golden Pond
Romeo and Juliet
Catch-22
Gorky Park
15:50
17:45
19:50
22:00
00:05
01:50
03:50
05:50
On Golden Pond
Romeo and Juliet
Lethal Weapon 4
Catch-22
Easy Rider
Miller’s Crossing
Across 110th Street
Gorky Park
SKY MOVIES indies
13:00
15:25
17:00
18:55
19:25
20:15
22:00
23:50
01:45
04:20
The Portrait of a Lady
Stolen Kisses
The Hudsucker Proxy
Indie Close Up
Into the Deep
The Consequences of Love
2 Days in The Valley
The Hudsucker Proxy
The Portrait of a Lady
Into The Deep
SKY MOVIES family
07:00 Freddie As F.R.O.7
08:15 Under Wraps
10:00 The SpongeBob Square
Pants Movie
Wedding Crashers
Sky Movies Comedy
14.45 - 16.45 & 21.00 - 23.00
11:30 Teenage Mutant Ninja
Turtles III
13:10 Sky High
14:55 Mrs Doubtfire
17:10 Spider-Man 3 Making Of
17:30 Teenage Mutant Ninja
Turtles III
19:15 Sky High
21:00 Mrs Doubtfire
23:10 The SpongeBob Square
Pants Movie
00:40 Balto
02:05 Under Wraps
03:45 Freddie As F.R.O.7
05:15 Magical Legend of the
Leprechauns
Sky Movies action/thriller
23.00 - 01.05
Welcome to Sin City. This town beckons to the tough,
the corrupt, the brokenhearted, Some call it
dark. Some call it hard-boiled. Then there
are those who call it home. Crooked
cops. Sexy Dames. Desperate vigilantes.
Some are seeking revenge--others lust
after redemption. And then there are
those hoping for a little of both.
07:25
09:05
10:45
12:25
14:05
16:05
17:45
19:20
21:00
23:00
01:00
02:50
04:25
06:05
A Child’s Cry for Help
Miss Lettie and Me
The Wool Cap
Diggity: A Home at Last
Ladies In Lavender
Miss Lettie and Me
The Wool Cap
Diggity: A Home at Last
Ladies In Lavender
Courage Under Fire
Dear Frankie
Bad Apple
Our America
A Child’s Cry for Help
07:05
09:00
10:50
12:25
12:45
14:45
16:55
18:40
21:00
23:00
00:45
02:50
04:40
06:20
The Pirates of Penzance
Captain Ron
Rebound
The Top 10 Show
Nine Months
Wedding Crashers
Rebound
The Birdcage
Wedding Crashers
Nine Months
The Birdcage
Bachelor Party
Roseanna’s Grave
Captain Ron
SKY MOVIES classics
07:00
09:00
11:00
14:20
16:00
17:45
18:20
21:40
22:00
00:05
01:50
03:20
05:45
Guadalcanal Diary
Hell in the Pacific
Giant
The Evil of Frankenstein
Hell in the Pacific
Chaplin Today - The Great
Dictator
Giant
The Top 10 Show
Gunfight At The O.K. Corral
The Loneliness of The Long
Distance Runner
The Evil of Frankenstein
Limelight
People Will Talk
SKY MOVIES action/thriller
07:00
08:50
11:55
13:45
15:45
17:50
21:00
23:00
01:05
The Village
King Kong
The Phantom
The Village
Speed 2: Cruise Control
King Kong
The Phantom
Sin City
Forbidden Fantasies
02:40 Primal Fear
04:50 Speed 2: Cruise Control
SKY MOVIES HD 1
12:00
13:50
14:20
16:20
18:20
20:10
22:00
00:00
01:55
The Pacifier
Modern Greats Close Up
Lassie
Guess Who
The Pacifier
Lassie
The Conversation
Guess Who
My Cousin Vinny
SKY MOVIES HD 2
13:00
15:00
17:00
18:45
21:00
23:15
01:05
03:30
Darkness
Silverado
The New World
Four Brothers
Face/Off
Darkness
TCM
07:55
08:15
10:10
12:00
14:00
16:00
18:05
19:40
22:00
00:15
02:05
04:05
04:25
06:00
SKY MOVIES drama
SKY MOVIES comedy
John and Jeremy
specialise in crashing
weddings. Gaining
entry to the marriage
of the daughter of
Treasury Secretary
Cleary is their greatest
achievement, until
John breaks the rules
and falls in love.
Romantic comedy.
17:00
18:45
21:00
23:15
01:05
03:30
Sin City
The Good Mother
Four Brothers
Darkness
Silverado
The New World
Four Brothers
Face/Off
Darkness
FILM 4
13:00 The Good Mother
15:00 Four Brothers
Teleshopping
The Fountainhead
Hotel Paradiso
Kiss Me Kate
The Roaring Twenties
Please Don’t Eat the Daisies
The Rounders
Absence of Malice
Magnum Force
I Confess
Silver River
Teleshopping
Never Let Me Go
Private Potter
DISNEY cinemagic
07:00
07:25
07:50
08:15
08:40
09:05
09:30
10:00
11:15
11:35
12:00
13:45
14:00
15:15
15:40
16:00
17:25
17:50
18:00
19:10
19:35
20:00
21:45
22:00
23:30
23:45
00:10
00:35
Classic Toons
101 Dalmatians
The Little Mermaid
Aladdin
House of Mouse
Recess
Lilo and Stitch
The Rescuers
Lilo and Stitch
Lilo and Stitch
D2: The Mighty Ducks
Recess
Mulan II
Emperor’s New School
Lilo and Stitch
Angels in the Infield
Lilo and Stitch
Recess
Bambi 2
DuckTales
Emperor’s New School
D2: The Mighty Ducks
Recess
Angels in the Infield
Emperor’s New School
Lilo and Stitch
Recess
House of Mouse
GENERAL INTEREST
BBC 3
20:00 Castaway Exposed 20:30 Dog
Borstal Unleashed 21:00 Doctor Who
21:45 Doctor Who Confidential 22:00
Bashing Booze Birds 23:00 How
Young Can I Get? 23:55 Two Pints of
Lager and a Packet of Crisps 00:55
Mischief 01:55 Panic Room 02:50 Two
Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps
03:50 Bashing Booze Birds
BBC 4
20:00 Never Mind the Full Stops 20:30
Thoroughly Modern 21:00 Legends
22:00 How the Edwardians Spoke
23:00 A Night to Remember 01:00
Holmfirth Hollywood 02:00 The Edwardians in Colour 03:00 Legends
04:00 How the Edwardians Spoke
BBC prime
07:00 Little Robots 07:10 Angelmouse
07:15 Tweenies 07:35 Balamory 07:55
Teletubbies 08:20 The Roly Mo Show
08:35 William’s Wish Wellingtons
08:40 Big Cook Little Cook 09:00 Dad’s
Army 09:30 Speed 10:00 The Race for
Everest 11:00 EastEnders 12:00 Life
in the Undergrowth 13:00 Killer Lakes
14:00 Popcorn 15:00 Boss Women
16:00 Florida Fatbusters 16:30 A Year
at Kew 17:00 Antiques Roadshow
18:00 EastEnders 19:00 Child of Our
Time 2006 20:00 Days That Shook
the World 21:00 Ray Mears: Extreme
Survival 22:00 A Baby to Save Our Son
23:00 Jimi Hendrix: The Man They
Made God 00:00 EastEnders 01:00
Child of Our Time 2006 02:00 Days
That Shook the World 03:00 Jimi Hendrix: The Man They Made God 04:00
Ray Mears: Extreme Survival 05:00
Garden Invaders 05:30 Balamory
05:50 Tweenies 06:10 Big Cook Little
Cook 06:30 Tikkabilla
BBC world
07:00 BBC News 07:30 Kill or Cure?
08:00 BBC News 08:30 Fast Track
09:00 BBC News 09:10 The Doha
Debates 10:00 BBC News 10:30 The
Record Europe 11:00 BBC News 11:10
Post Military Trip 12:00 BBC News
12:30 This Week 13:00 BBC News
13:30 Our World 14:00 BBC News
14:10 The Accidental Angler 15:00
BBC News 15:15 Sport Today 15:30
Earth Report 16:00 BBC News 16:05
Have Your Say 17:00 BBC News 17:30
Dateline London 18:00 BBC News
18:30 Kill or Cure? 19:00 BBC News
19:10 The Doha Debates 20:00 BBC
News 20:15 Sport Today 20:30 Have
Your Say 21:00 BBC News 21:10 The
Accidental Angler 22:00 BBC News
22:30 Earth Report 23:00 BBC News
23:30 Dateline London 00:00 BBC
News 00:30 Reporters 01:00 BBC
News 01:30 Extra Time 02:00 BBC
News 02:30 Dateline London 03:00
BBC News 03:30 Our World 04:00
BBC News 04:30 Have Your Say 05:00
BBC News 05:30 HARDtalk 06:00 BBC
News 06:30 World Business Report
BRAVO
09:00 Spider-Man 10:00 The Dukes
of Hazzard 11:00 Knight Rider 12:00
Gamer’s Guide to... 12:30 Gamer TV
13:00 Extreme... Near Misses 14:00
Cops 15:00 The Unit 16:00 Day Break
17:00 World’s Most Shocking Police
Videos 18:00 The Dukes of Hazzard
19:00 Knight Rider 20:00 World’s
Most Shocking Police Videos 21:00
Dog the Bounty Hunter 21:30 Dog
the Bounty Hunter 22:00 Brits Behind
Bars: America’s Toughest Jail 22:30
Britain’s Toughest Towns 23:00 24hr
Booze Britain: Boozageddon? 00:00
The Ultimate Fighter 5 01:00 Porn
Week 2 02:00 The Venture Brothers
03:00 Barbershop 04:00 Spider-Man
DISNEY
07:00 Lilo and Stitch 07:25 The Buzz
on Maggie 07:50 Lizzie McGuire 08:15
The Suite Life of Zack and Cody 08:40
That’s So Raven 09:05 American Dragon: Jake Long 09:30 Recess 09:55
The Replacements 10:15 The Suite Life
of Zack and Cody 10:40 Cory in The
House 11:00 Hannah Montana 11:25
As The Bell Rings 11:35 That’s So
Raven 12:00 Recess: Taking The Fifth
Grade 13:00 Recess 14:00 American
Dragon: Jake Long 14:25 The Replacements 14:50 The Suite Life of Zack and
Cody 15:15 Lizzie McGuire 15:35 Cory
in The House 16:00 Hannah Montana
16:25 As The Bell Rings 16:35 That’s
So Raven 17:00 Full-Court Miracle
18:30 Recess 18:50 The Replacements
19:15 Kim Possible 19:40 Fillmore
20:05 The Suite Life of Zack and Cody
20:30 Cory in The House 20:55 Lizzie
McGuire 21:45 Phil of the Future 22:10
That’s So Raven 23:00 Recess 23:25
American Dragon: Jake Long 23:50
Kim Possible 00:15 The Proud Family
00:35 Brandy and Mr. Whiskers
ITV 2
07:00 GMTV2 10:25 Planet’s Funniest
Animals 10:45 Vernon Kay’s Gameshow Marathon 11:50 Emmerdale Omnibus 14:30 Death Becomes Her 16:30
Coronation Street Omnibus 18:55 Vernon Kay’s Gameshow Marathon 20:00
American Idol 21:00 American Idol
22:00 Supernatural 23:00 Cliffhanger
01:10 Coronation Street 01:40 Deadline
03:40 ITV Play 05:00 Teleshopping
ITV 3
07:00 Upstairs, Downstairs 08:00
Wycliffe 09:00 Robin of Sherwood
10:05 Rising Damp 10:35 The Return
of Sherlock Holmes 11:40 The Return
of Sherlock Holmes 12:45 Foyle’s War
14:50 Inspector Morse 17:00 Dunlop
Msa British Touring Car Championship
18:30 Rising Damp 19:00 Robin of
Sherwood 20:05 The Magnificent Seven 21:00 Queen Live in Rio 22:20 The
Odyssey 00:20 The Big Easy 01:15 The
Magnificent Seven 02:10 The Odyssey
03:45 Rising Damp 04:10 Teleshopping 04:40 Emmerdale Omnibus
ITV 4
19:00 Space 1999 20:00 Best Ever Big
Fight Live 21:00 World Rally Championship 22:00 World Rally Cham-
pionship: Highlights 23:00 Tremors
00:55 Spider-Man 3: UK Special 01:25
The Shadow 03:30 The Larry Sanders
Show 04:00 LAPD: Life on the Beat
04:50 And Another Thing...
LIVING
07:00 Home Shopping 08:00 According to Jim 09:00 Maury 09:55 The Fix
10:00 Melrose Place 11:00 The Golden
Girls 12:00 Wonder Woman 13:00
Bewitched 14:00 The Bachelor USA
15:00 Wild Weddings 2 16:00 Charlie’s
Angels 18:00 Extreme: Skinny Celebrities 3 19:00 Top Chef 20:00 Exposed
21:00 Extreme Makeover 22:00 Most
Haunted Live 02:00 Exposed 03:00
The Division 04:00 Body of Evidence:
>From the Case Files of Dayle Hinman
04:50 The Hairdresser 05:40 The Jerry
Springer Show 06:30 Home Shopping
PARAMOUNT comedy
07:00 QVC 10:00 Less Than Perfect
11:00 Two and a Half Men 12:00 Less
Than Perfect 13:00 Two and a Half
Men 14:00 Less Than Perfect 15:00
Two and a Half Men 16:00 Less Than
Perfect 17:00 Two and a Half Men
18:00 Less Than Perfect 19:00 Two
and a Half Men 20:00 Less Than Perfect 21:00 Two and a Half Men 22:00
South Park 00:30 Park Life: South
Park Top Ten 01:30 Al Murray Presents
Edinburgh and Beyond 02:30 Two and
a Half Men 05:00 South Park 06:00 Sir
Leslie Quint A Life In Film 06:05 Linc’s
06:35 Two and a Half Men
SCI FI
07:00 Robot Wars 09:00 Teleshopping
12:00 A Town Called Eureka 16:10
Thank Heaven 18:00 Who Wants to
be a Superhero? 22:00 Heroes 04:00
Medium 05:00 The Outer Limits
SKY one
07:00 The Hour of Power 08:00 PokÈmon 08:30 Yu-Gi-Oh! 09:00 Transformers: Armada 09:30 America’s
Dumbest Criminals 10:00 World’s Craziest Videos 10:30 Crash Test Dummies 11:00 Buffy The Vampire Slayer
12:00 World Wrestling Entertainment
Experience 13:00 Robot Wars 14:00
Star Trek: The Next Generation 16:00
Relic Hunter 17:00 Project Runway
18:00 The Simpsons 21:00 Dream
Team 22:00 24 23:00 Lost 00:00 Rescue Me 01:00 The Dresden Files 02:00
Battlestar Galactica 03:40 Very Worst...
04:30 Star Trek: The Next Generation
06:10 Star Trek: Voyager
UKTV gold
07:00 My Family 08:20 Dallas 13:20
The Vicar of Dibley 14:00 Pride and
Prejudice 17:00 Porridge 17:40 Open
All Hours 18:20 Jim’ll Fix It Strikes
Again 19:20 One Foot in the Grave
20:00 Dalziel and Pascoe 22:00 The
Vicar of Dibley 22:40 Only Fools and
Horses 00:00 Men Behaving Badly
00:40 Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps 01:20 Dalziel and Pascoe
03:15 Have I Got 2001 for You 03:45
Room 101 04:15 The A-Team 06:00
EastEnders 06:35 Neighbours
UKTV people
10:00 Top Gear 14:00 Medical Emergency 14:30 Medical Emergency 15:00
Medical Emergency 15:30 Medical
Emergency 16:00 Medical Emergency
17:00 Medical Emergency 20:00 Medical Emergency 20:30 Medical Emergency 21:00 Medical Emergency 22:00
The Armstrongs 23:00 Past Life Investigations 00:00 Forensic Files 02:00
The Armstrongs 03:00 Shaun Ryder:
The Ecstasy and the Agony
UKTV style
08:00 In Grand Style 09:00 Cash
in the Attic 10:00 Homes under the
Hammer 11:00 To Buy or Not to Buy
12:00 Houses Behaving Badly 12:30
Houses Behaving Badly 13:00 House
Doctor 14:00 Escape to the Country
18:00 Extreme Makeover: Home Edition 19:00 The Clothes Show 20:00
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
21:00 What Not to Wear 21:30 What
Not to Wear 22:00 Bank of Mum and
Dad 23:00 Little Angels 23:30 Little
Angels 00:00 Homes under the Hammer 01:00 To Buy or Not to Buy 02:00
Who’ll Age Worst? 02:30 Who’ll Age
Worst? 03:00 Win Your Own Home
03:30 Win Your Own Home
UKTV bright ideas
07:00 The Nation’s Favourite Blooms
07:30 My Favourite Garden 08:00
Heaven’s Kitchen 09:00 Put Your
Money Where Your House Is 09:30
Put Your Money Where Your House
Is 10:00 Antiques Roadshow 11:00
Antiques Roadshow 12:00 Antiques
Roadshow 13:00 The Nation’s Favourite Blooms 13:30 My Favourite Garden
14:00 Heaven’s Kitchen 15:00 Put Your
Money Where Your House Is 15:30
Put Your Money Where Your House
Is 16:00 Antiques Roadshow 17:00
Antiques Roadshow 18:00 Antiques
Roadshow
UKTV drama
07:00 Last of the Summer Wine 07:40
Last of the Summer Wine 08:20 Last
of the Summer Wine 09:00 Keeping
Up Appearances 09:40 Keeping Up Appearances 10:20 Keeping Up Appearances 11:00 Keeping Up Appearances
11:40 Keeping Up Appearances 12:20
Keeping Up Appearances 13:00 Agatha
Christie’s Miss Marple 15:00 Murder,
She Wrote 16:40 Murder, She Wrote
17:40 Hetty Wainthropp Investigates
18:40 The Mrs Bradley Mysteries 19:50
Agatha Christie’s Miss Marple 22:00
Moll Flanders 00:00 Agatha Christie’s
Miss Marple 02:05 Moll Flanders 03:50
The Mrs Bradley Mysteries 04:50 The
Mrs Bradley Mysteries 05:50 Citizen
Smith 06:20 The Liver Birds 06:50 The
Dick Emery Show
30
TELEVISION
May 4 - May 10 2007
Monday 7th May 2007
BBC 1
BBC 2
ITV 1
CHANNEL 4
FIVE
E4
07:00 Breakfast
10:00 Animal Park
10:45 Homes under the
Hammer
11:45 To Buy or Not to Buy
12:30 Bargain Hunt
13:15 BBC News and Weather
13:35 Regional News and
Weather
13:40 Match of The Day Live:
Arsenal Ladies
v Charlton Ladies
16:10 Keeping Up
Appearances
16:40 Antz
18:00 Open All Hours
18:30 BBC News
18:50 Regional News
and Weather
19:00 Victoria’s Empire
20:00 Play it Again
21:00 EastEnders
21:30 Panorama
22:00 New Tricks
23:00 BBC News
23:35 Not Going Out
00:05 Inside Sport
00:45 Godsend
02:25 Panorama
03:25 A Very English Village
04:25 It’s Not Easy Being
Green
04:55 To Buy or Not to Buy
05:55 Joins BBC News 24
07:00
07:20
07:35
08:00
08:15
08:30
09:00
07:00
10:25
11:30
12:30
13:30
14:30
07:05
07:10
08:00
08:30
07:00
07:10
07:25
07:35
07:45
08:15
08:30
08:45
09:00
09:05
09:20
09:25
09:40
09:50
10:00
11:30
07:00 Uninterrupted
08:00 Natasha Bedinglfield
Wants to Have Your
Babies
09:00 Skinny Jeans Superstars
10:00 Uninterrupted
11:00 Mcfly’s Boys With
Guitars
12:00 Fresh Tracks
13:00 Nothing But Dodgy Hair
14:00 Natasha Bedinglfield
Wants to Have Your
Babies
15:05 Switched
15:40 Ed
16:30 The O.C.
17:30 Hollyoaks
18:00 Friends
18:55 Scrubs
20:00 Hollyoaks
20:30 The War at Home
21:00 Friends
22:00 The Wedding Planner
00:00 Skins
01:00 Scrubs
02:05 Ed
02:55 Skins
03:55 The War at Home
04:15 Porn: A Family Business
05:10 The O.C.
05:55 Switched
EASTENDERS
21.00 - 21.30
09:15
09:30
09:45
10:00
10:15
10:25
10:45
11:00
11:15
11:30
11:45
13:15
16:00
18:30
19:00
19:30
20:00
20:30
21:00
00:00
00:30
02:15
03:00
04:30
Fimbles
The Story Makers
Balamory
Arthur
Chucklevision
Get 100
The Story of Tracy
Beaker
Krypto the Superdog
Jackanory Junior
Numberjacks
Boogie Beebies
Brum
Me Too!
Something Special
Postman Pat
The Roly Mo Show
Coast
Billy the Kid
Quo Vadis?
World Championship
Snooker
Flog It!
Eggheads
Great British Menu
The Trees That Made
Britain
Johnny Kingdom: A
Year On Exmoor
World Championship
Snooker
Ruddy Hell! It’s Harry
and Paul
Anywhere But Here
Joins BBC News 24
Talk Portuguese 1-6
Brazil Inside Out 1-5
May becomes dangerous when her plans
to foil Rob and Dawn’s
relationship backfire.
Stacey looks after a
sick Bradley.
15:00
16:00
17:00
19:00
19:25
19:40
20:00
20:30
21:00
21:30
00:00
00:15
02:05
02:30
05:10
06:00
06:30
GMTV
The Jeremy Kyle Show
60 Minute Makeover
60 Minute Makeover
Loose Women
ITV Lunchtime News
and Weather
Midsomer Murders
Rosemary and Thyme
Poirot
You’ve Been Framed!
London Tonight
ITV Evening News;
Weather
Emmerdale
Coronation Street
Waterworld
Coronation Street
ITV News; Weather
Red Heat
UEFA Champions
League Weekly
ITV Play
The V Festival 2003
ITV Nightscreen
ITV Morning News
CORONATION
STREET
20.30 - 21.00 & 21.30 - 00.00
Leanne panics as she realises
that Paul has the power to
ruin her relationship with Liam.
Blanche pokes her nose in when
Ken goes to visit Daniel.
Liz and Derek
have fun sneaking around.
08:55
09:55
10:50
11:40
13:20
14:20
16:30
17:15
18:00
19:00
19:30
20:00
20:15
22:00
23:00
00:05
01:10
02:20
03:20
04:20
04:50
05:00
06:40
Making It
The Hoobs
Freshly Squeezed
Everybody Loves
Raymond
Just Shoot Me
Frasier
Will and Grace
The Land That Time
Forgot
Life Begins Again
The Battle of The River
Plate
Countdown
Deal or No Deal
The Paul O’Grady Show
The Simpsons
Hollyoaks
Channel 4 News
Cheaper by the Dozen
Cutting Edge
ER
The Sopranos
Sex and The City
Six Feet Under
Transmission With
T-Mobile
Hallo Panda
Veronique
The Number Crew 2
Tudor Times
FRASIER
09.55 - 10.50
Frasier resigns from his beloved Wine
Club to avoid a conflict of interest when
he begins a new show about wine
appreciation, but is angered to learn that
a resentful Niles - the club’s overbearing
“corkmaster” - has ordered its old codger
membership not to participate in the
programme. Back at home, Martin tries
to escape the muscular clutches of a
Teutonic female physical therapist until
he samples her schnitzel and other delicious dishes.
12:30
13:00
15:55
16:00
18:30
19:00
20:50
21:00
22:00
23:00
00:00
02:20
03:05
03:50
06:10
The Save-Ums!
Fifi and The Flowertots
Franny’s Feet
Bird Bath
Hi-5
Roary the Racing Car
Little Princess
Make Way for Noddy
Say It with Noddy
Fifi and The Flowertots
Peppa Pig
Thomas and Friends
Old Bear Stories
Mio Mao
The Wright Stuff
The Trisha Goddard
Show
five News
The Great Race
five News Update
Those Magnificent
Men in Their Flying
Machines
five News
Agent Cody Banks
five News
Fifth Gear
Hidden Lives
Prison Break
Wolf
NASCAR Nextel Cup
US PGA Golf
NHL Ice Hockey
French Football:
Le Championnat
SCRUBS
18.55 - 20.00 & 01.00
- 02.05
A great
medical
comedy
sitcom which
follows
the live of
J.D. and
his fellow
interns
DOCUMENTARIES
DISCOVERY
07:00 Time Team 08:00 Mythbusters
09:00 How It’s Made 09:30 How It’s
Made 10:00 John Lydon’s Mega Bugs
11:00 Secret Lives 12:00 Great White
Shark: Uncaged 13:00 Killer Crocs of
Costa Rica 14:00 Anacondas with Nigel Marven 15:00 Piranha Adventure
16:00 Meerkats With Nigel Marven
17:00 Nigel Marven’s Giant Rhino
Adventure 18:00 Nigel Marven’s Ugly
Animals 19:00 Bull Shark: World’s
Deadliest Shark With Nigel Marven
20:00 Shark Chasers 21:00 Great
White Shark: Uncaged 22:00 American
Chopper 23:00 Born Survivor: Bear
Grylls 00:00 Salvage Squad 01:00
The F.B.I. Files 02:00 Psychic Witness
03:00 Forensic Detectives 04:00 Born
Survivor: Bear Grylls 04:50 American
Chopper
DISCOVERY real time
07:00 Tales from River Cottage 12:00
Escape to River Cottage 15:00 River
Cottage Forever 19:00 Wheeler Dealers 20:00 A Place In The Sun 21:00
Location, Location, Location 21:30
Build, Buy or Restore Abroad 22:00
Miami Ink 23:00 Little People, Big
World 23:30 Little People, Big World
00:00 Dwarf Family: Meet the Fooses
01:00 Biker Build-off 02:00 A Racing
Car is Born 02:30 Miami Ink 03:30
Little People, Big World 04:25 Dwarf
Family: Meet the Fooses 05:15 Joy of
Painting 06:05 This Old House with
Steve and Norm
NATIONAL geographic
09:00 Warplanes 13:00 War Machines
14:00 Megastructures 15:00 Megafactories 17:00 Megastructures 18:00
War Machines 21:00 Monster Moves
22:00 Air Crash Investigation 23:00
Iraq’s Kill Zone 00:00 Air Crash Investigation 01:00 Killing Zarqawi 02:00
Iraq’s Kill Zoner
HISTORY channel
09:00 The Colour of War 15:00 Battle
of Britain 18:00 Last Days of World
War II 19:00 Battlefield Detectives
20:00 The Great Escape 21:00 Hitler,
Churchill and the Paratroopers 22:00
They Filmed The War in Colour 00:00
Battle of Britain 02:00 Battle of Britain
UKTV documentary
10:00 Magic 11:00 Life on Earth 12:00
Life on Earth 14:00 Amber Time Machine 15:00 Life on Earth 16:00 Life
on Earth 18:00 Amber Time Machine
19:00 Life on Earth 22:00 Amber Time
Machine 23:00 Life on Earth 00:00 Life
on Earth 02:00 Amber Time Machine
03:00 The Human Body 03:50 World’s
Best Places To See
ANIMAL planet
07:00 Crocodile Hunter 08:00 Shauna’s
Amazing Animal Videos 08:30 Britain’s
Worst Pet 09:00 Monkey Business
09:30 Emergency Vets 10:00 Wildlife
SOS 10:30 Pet Rescue 11:00 Animal
Cops Houston: Guarding Angel 12:00
Wild Rescues 12:30 Monkey Business
13:00 Animal Cops Phoenix 14:00
Animal Cops Phoenix 20:00 Meerkat
Manor 20:30 Monkey Business 21:00
Going Ape 21:30 Xtremely Wild 22:00
Crocodile Hunter 23:00 Miami Animal Police 00:00 Wildlife SOS 00:30
Monkey Business 01:00 Going Ape
01:30 Emergency Vets 02:00 Animal
Cops Houston: Courtroom Drama
03:00 Miami Animal Police 04:00
Monkey Business 04:30 Xtremely Wild
04:55 Going Ape 05:20 Crocodile Hunter 06:10 Wildlife SOS 06:35 Emergency Vets
MEERKATS with
Nigel Marven
16.00 - 17.00
Discovery
Zoologist and film-maker Nigel
Marven befriends a group of
South African meerkats, to paint
the most revealing portrait yet of
these wild creatures.
SPORT
SKY SPORTS 1
07:00 Spanish Football
09:00 Football: Welsh Cup
Final Highlights
09:30 Ford Football Special:
Arsenal V Chelsea
11:00 Super Sunday Last Word
11:30 Cricket: Friends
Provident Trophy Durham V Lancashire
17:30 Conference Football
20:30 Ford Monday Night
Football: Charlton
V Tottenham Hotspur
23:15 Football League Review
01:15 Conference Football:
Conference Play-Off
Semi-Finals 2nd Leg
02:45 Ford Monday Night
Football: Charlton
V Tottenham Hotspur
04:15 Soccer A.M. - The
Best Bits
05:15 Conference Football:
Conference Play-Off
Semi-Finals 2nd Leg
SKY SPORTS 2
07:00 Aerobics Oz Style
07:30 On the Edge
08:00 World Wrestling
Entertainment Late Night
Bottom Line
09:00 America’s Cup Sailing:
America’s Cup Round
Robin 2
10:00 U.S Superbikes
12:00 Football: Welsh Cup
Final Highlights
12:30 Soccer A.M. - The
Best Bits
13:30 Football League Review
15:30 Big Fight Special: Oscar
De LA Hoya V Floyd
Mayweather (Wbc
Light Middleweight Title)
17:30 Cricket: Friends
Provident Trophy Durham V Lancashire
19:30 Sky Sports Classics:
Cricket Classics Lancashire V Surrey
- 20/20 (2004)
20:00 Speedway
22:00 British Superbikes
01:00 Speedway
03:00 British Superbikes
SKY SPORTS 3
07:00 Gillette World Sport
07:30 Cricket: Friends
Provident Trophy Worcestershire
V Nottinghamshire
09:00 Golf Night
12:00 Aerobics Oz Style
12:30 Racing News
13:00 U.S Superbikes
15:00 Golf Night
18:00 World Wrestling
Entertainment Raw
20:00 NBA Basketball Match
TBA
22:00 Cricket: Friends
Provident Trophy Durham V Lancashire
23:30 Wild Spirits
00:00 World Wrestling
Entertainment Late
Night Afterburn
01:00 ECW Wrestling
02:00 World Wrestling
Entertainment Heat
03:00 World Wrestling
Entertainment Late
Night Raw
EUROSPORT
08:30 Motorsports:
Motorsports
Magazine
09:00 FIA World Touring Car
Championship: Round
In Zandvoort,
Netherlands
10:00 Motorcycling: Grand
Prix In Shanghai, China
11:00 Rally
11:30 Tennis: ATP Tournament
In Estoril, Portugal
12:30 Tennis: WTA Tournament
In Warsaw, Poland
13:30 Snooker: World
Championship
15:30 Football: UEFA European
Under-17 Championship
In Belgium
17:15 Snooker: World
Championship
19:00 Tennis: Road To
Roland Garros
19:15 Football: Eurogoals
20:00 Football: UEFA European
Under-17 Championship
In Belgium
21:00 Snooker: World
Championship
00:00 Football: Eurogoals
00:45 Tennis: Road To Roland
Garros
ESPN classic
07:00 Superstars
08:00 Boxing Legends: Ruben
Olivares
09:00 Superstars
10:00 Liverpool V Man Utd
11:00 UEFA: Rangers
V Dynamo Moscow
12:00 David Seaman
13:00 Strikers: Mark Hughes
13:30 Chelsea V Arsenal, 00/01
14:00 UEFA: Rangers
V Dynamo Moscow
15:00 Boxing Legends:
Ruben Olivares
16:00 CWC ‘79: England
V Australia
16:30 CWC ‘79: England
V New Zealand
17:00 David Seaman
18:00 Henry Cooper: Sporting
Greats
18:30 Frank Bruno: Sporting
Greats
19:00 FA Cup Final:
Liverpool V Newcastle
20:00 FA Cup: Everton
V Liverpool
21:00 CWC ‘79: West Indies
V Pakistan
21:30 CWC ‘79: West Indies
V England
22:00 Barbarians V Cardiff
22:30 UEFA: Leeds V Barcelona
23:00 UEFA: Bayern Munich
V Leeds
00:00 Strikers: Frank Stapleton
00:30 Arsenal V Man Utd,
97/98
01:00 Teddy Sheringham
02:00 Boxing Legends:
Ruben Olivares
03:00 UEFA: Bayern Munich
V Leeds
04:00 Teddy Sheringham
05:00 FA Cup: Everton
V Liverpool
06:00 Gymnastics: Road
to Glory
CHARLTON
V TOTTENHAM
Sky Sports 1
20.30 - 01.15
Tottenham challenge
Charlton at The Valley.
The Addicks are fighting for Premiership
survival and will be
determined not to
allow a repeat of
their 5-1 visit to White Hart
Lane in December.
TELEVISION
May 4 - May 10 2007
31
Monday 7th May 2007
FILMS
SKY MOVIES sci-fi & horror
13:00 King Kong vs Godzilla
14:45 Alien Abduction: The
McPherson Tape
16:40 Spider-Man 3 Making Of
17:00 Cry_Wolf
18:35 Dark Water
20:25 King Kong vs Godzilla
22:00 Army of Darkness
23:55 Bad Karma
01:35 Cry_Wolf
03:10 Dark Water
SKY MOVIES premier
17:00
18:40
20:30
21:00
23:00
01:00
See Arnold Run
The Matador
Premiere Close Up
Final Destination 3
Capote
Get Rich or Die Tryin’
SKY MOVIES modern greats
08:05 The Piano
10:10 Network
12:15 Manhattan
13:55
16:10
18:15
20:20
22:00
00:15
02:00
05:40
Million Dollar Baby
The Piano
Network
Manhattan
Million Dollar Baby
Death Wish
Heaven’s Gate
Network
SKY MOVIES indies
13:00
15:00
17:00
18:55
19:25
20:15
22:00
23:55
01:45
03:35
04:30
King of The Hill
36
Afi Sean Connery Tribute
Sci-Fi and Horror Close
Up
Hail Columbia!
King of The Hill
36
Bang
Afi Sean Connery Tribute
Hail Columbia!
Indie Close Up
SKY MOVIES family
07:00 Care Bears: Journey to
Joke-a-Lot
Final Destination 3
Sky Movies Premier
21.00 - 23.00
When a high school student fails
to stop the fated roller coaster ride
that she predicted would cause the
deaths of several of her friends,
she teams with a schoolmate, in
a race against time to prevent the
Grim Reaper from revisiting the
survivors of the first tragedy
08:35 Fat Albert
10:10 Lemony Snicket’s A
Series of Unfortunate
Events
12:00 Family Close Up
12:30 Big Momma’s House 2
14:10 Son of the Mask
15:50 Care Bears: Journey to
Joke-a-Lot
17:20 Lemony Snicket’s A
Series of Unfortunate
Events
19:20 Son of the Mask
21:00 Big Momma’s House 2
22:40 Millions
00:25 Fat Albert
02:00 Millions
03:45 A Month of Sundays
05:25 Magical Legend of the
Leprechauns
SKY MOVIES drama
07:40
09:20
11:00
13:10
15:30
17:05
18:50
21:00
23:15
00:55
02:45
04:50
06:30
Finding Buck McHenry
The Clinic
Pride and Prejudice
Evita
The Clinic
Little Man Tate
Pride and Prejudice
Evita
The Clearing
Eye For An Eye
The Jack Bull
Boys
Little Man Tate
SKY MOVIES comedy
08:05 A Young Connecticut
Yankee in King Arthur’s
Court
09:50 Bean
11:35 Elizabethtown
13:45 The Most Fertile Man
In Ireland
15:30 Bean
17:15 A Young Connecticut
Yankee in King Arthur’s
Court
19:00 He Said, She Said
21:00 Elizabethtown
23:05 The Most Fertile Man
In Ireland
00:55 He Said, She Said
02:55 The Silence of The Hams
04:20 Bad Manners
05:55 A Young Connecticut
Yankee in King Arthur’s
Court
SKY MOVIES classics
07:45
09:30
11:15
13:00
13:45
14:30
15:10
15:45
17:45
19:30
20:00
22:00
00:45
02:35
04:05
06:30
The Raven
Clambake
Steptoe and Son
A Dog’s Life
Shoulder Arms
Sunnyside
Chaplin Today Monsieur Verdoux
Barefoot in the Park
Clambake
Classics Close Up
Steptoe and Son
Once upon a Time in
the West
Barefoot in the Park
The Raven
Irma La Douce
A Dog’s Life
SKY MOVIES action/thriller
07:00
08:30
10:30
12:10
14:15
16:05
18:55
21:00
23:00
00:45
02:15
04:25
06:00
Hood Rat
Assault on Precinct 13
Rush Hour
Deep Impact
Assault on Precinct 13
Category 7: The End of
the World
Deep Impact
Rush Hour
Turbulence
Bulletproof
Flesh + Blood
Sacrifice
In the Line of Duty:
Smoke Jumpers
SKY MOVIES HD 1
12:00
13:50
15:40
17:40
18:10
20:10
22:00
23:40
01:35
Cheaper By The Dozen 2
Fun With Dick and Jane
Top Gun
Classics Close Up
A Lot like Love
Cheaper By The Dozen 2
Fun With Dick and Jane
Top Gun
A Lot like Love
SKY MOVIES HD 2
13:00
14:35
16:35
18:10
18:40
21:00
23:00
00:50
02:45
Path of Destruction
War of the Worlds
Homeland Security
Premiere Close Up
Brokeback Mountain
War of the Worlds
Path of Destruction
A History Of Violence
Brokeback Mountain
FILM 4
14:00
15:40
17:35
19:30
Smoky
Gift Horse
When Eight Bells Toll
The Man Who Would
be King
22:00 Sleeping With The Enemy
23:55 Antwone Fisher
02:15 Buffalo 66
TCM
07:30 Teleshopping
07:50 The Good Earth
10:10 Take Me Out to The
Ball Game
12:00 The Letter
13:45 Little Women
16:00 Murder at the Gallop
17:30 Logan’s Run
19:55 The Goonies
22:00 Blazing Saddles
23:40 Buddy Buddy
01:25 The Best House in
London
03:05 Teleshopping
03:25 The Golden Arrow
04:40 The Day They Robbed
the Bank of England
06:00 Invasion Quartet
DISNEY cinemagic
07:00
07:25
07:45
08:10
08:40
09:05
09:30
10:00
12:00
13:35
14:00
15:10
15:35
16:00
18:00
19:35
20:00
21:00
21:25
21:50
22:00
23:35
23:45
00:10
00:35
Classic Toons
101 Dalmatians
The Little Mermaid
Aladdin
House of Mouse
Recess
Lilo and Stitch
101 Dalmatians
102 Dalmatians
Emperor’s New School
Kronk’s New Groove
House of Mouse
Tarzan
101 Dalmatians
102 Dalmatians
Lilo and Stitch
Stitch! The Movie
101 Dalmatians
The Little Mermaid
Recess
Heavy Weights
House of Mouse
Lilo and Stitch
Recess
House of Mouse
Rush Hour
Sky Movies Action/Thriller
21.00 - 23.00
As the FBI scrambles to save the life of
the kidnapped daughter of the Chinese
Consul, the diplomat hires trusted Hong
Kong police detective Lee to find the
girl. Unwilling to have their investigation
invaded by a meddling outsider, the FBI
assigns a rogue LAPD detective to keep
Detective Lee away from the case at
any cost. Carter, the detective, covertly
embarks on a one-man crusade to solve
the case, having first distracted Lee.
Within hours, Carter realises he has
greatly underestimated his Hong Kong
counterpart, who has seen through his
ruse, given Carter the slip, and landed
in the middle of the FBI’s investigation.
GENERAL INTEREST
BBC 3
20:00 Castaway 20:30 Spendaholics
21:30 Dog Borstal Unleashed 22:00
Little Britain 22:30 Ideal 23:00 EastEnders 23:30 Rob Brydon’s Annually
Retentive 00:00 Two Pints of Lager
and a Packet of Crisps 01:00 American
Dad 01:20 American Dad 01:40 Rob
Brydon’s Annually Retentive 02:10
Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of
Crisps 03:10 Ideal 03:40 Dog Borstal
Unleashed 04:10 Spendaholics
BBC 4
20:00 The Sky at Night 20:30 Conan Doyle for the Defence 21:30 The
Phoenix and The Carpet 22:00 Music
Hall Meltdown 23:30 Smiley’s People
00:25 The Sky at Night 00:55 Thoroughly Modern 01:25 Music Hall
Meltdown 02:55 Conan Doyle for the
Defence 03:55 The Sky at Night 04:25
Thoroughly Modern
BBC prime
07:00 Little Robots 07:10 Angelmouse
07:15 Tweenies 07:35 Balamory 07:55
Teletubbies 08:20 The Roly Mo Show
08:35 William’s Wish Wellingtons
08:40 Big Cook Little Cook 09:00
Room Rivals 09:30 Ground Force
Special 10:30 Garden Invaders 11:00
Marry Me 11:30 Nile 12:30 Dad’s Army
13:00 Mad About Alice 13:30 My Family 14:00 The Aristocrats 15:00 Silent
Witness 16:00 Passport to The Sun
16:30 Room Rivals 17:00 Cash in the
Attic 17:30 Bargain Hunt 18:00 Mad
About Alice 18:30 My Family 19:00
Worrall Thompson 19:30 The Life
Laundry 20:00 Silent Witness 21:00
Hustle 22:00 The League of Gentlemen
22:30 The Fast Show 23:00 Silent Witness 00:00 Dad’s Army 00:30 Hustle
01:30 Mad About Alice 02:00 My Family 02:30 EastEnders 03:00 Silent
Witness 04:00 The Aristocrats 05:00
Garden Invaders 05:30 Balamory
05:50 Tweenies 06:10 Big Cook Little
Cook 06:30 Tikkabilla
BBC world
07:00 BBC News 07:30 World Business Report 08:00 BBC News 08:30
World Business Report 08:45 Sport
Today 09:00 BBC News 09:30 Climate Challenge 10:00 BBC News 10:30
HARDtalk 11:00 BBC News 11:30
Kill or Cure? 12:00 BBC News 12:30
World Business Report 12:45 Sport
Today 13:00 World News Today 14:00
BBC News 14:30 World Business Report 14:45 Sport Today 15:00 BBC
News 15:30 Asia Today 15:45 Sport
Today 16:00 BBC News 16:30 HARDtalk 17:00 BBC News 17:30 Click
18:00 BBC News 18:30 Asia Today
19:00 BBC News 19:30 World Business Report 19:45 Sport Today 20:00
BBC News 20:30 HARDtalk 21:00 BBC
News 21:30 Fast Track 22:00 World
News Today 23:00 BBC News 23:15
Sport Today 23:30 World Business Report 00:00 BBC News 00:30 Asia Today
00:45 World Business Report 01:00
BBC News 01:30 HARDtalk 02:00 BBC
News 02:30 World Business Report
03:00 BBC News 03:30 Click 04:00
BBC News 04:30 World Business
Report 04:45 Sport Today 05:00 BBC
News 05:30 HARDtalk 06:00 BBC
News 06:30 World Business Report
22:30 Brits Behind Bars: America’s
Toughest Jail 23:00 Braddock: Missing
in Action 3 01:00 Aqua Teen Hunger
Force 01:15 Squidbillies 01:30 Modern
Toss 02:00 Afro Samurai 02:30 Sealab
2021 02:45 Aqua Teen Hunger Force
03:00 Gamer’s Guide to... 03:30 Gamer
TV 04:00 In Your Face 04:30 Britain’s
Toughest Towns
DISNEY
07:00 Lilo and Stitch 07:25 The Buzz
on Maggie 07:50 Lizzie McGuire 08:15
The Suite Life of Zack and Cody 08:40
That’s So Raven 09:05 American Dragon: Jake Long 09:30 Recess 09:55
The Replacements 10:15 The Suite
Life of Zack and Cody 10:40 Cory
in The House 11:00 Hannah Montana 11:30 Hannah Montana May Poll
15:40 That’s So Raven 16:05 The Suite
Life of Zack and Cody 16:30 Hannah
Montana 17:00 Stuck In the Suburbs
18:15 Recess 18:25 The Replacements
18:50 The Suite Life of Zack and Cody
19:15 Cory in The House 19:40 Hannah Montana 20:05 That’s So Raven
20:30 That’s So Raven 21:00 Recess
21:25 Kim Possible 21:45 American
Dragon: Jake Long 22:35 Fillmore
23:00 The Suite Life of Zack and Cody
23:25 Lizzie McGuire 23:45 That’s So
Raven 00:10 The Proud Family 00:35
Kim Possible
ITV 4
16:00 Bennett’s British Superbike
Championship 18:00 World Rally
Championship: Highlights 19:00 Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) 20:00
UEFA Champions League Weekly
20:30 Police, Camera, Action! 21:00
Ocean’s Deadliest 22:00 The Contender Challenge 23:00 The Shadow
01:05 Police, Camera, Action! 01:35
The Force 02:10 Bullet in The Head
04:40 Entertainment Xtra
LIVING
BRAVO
09:00 Street Crime UK 09:30 Street
Crime UK 10:00 Gamer’s Guide to...
10:30 Gamer TV 11:00 Buck Rogers in
The 25th Century 12:00 Walker, Texas
Ranger 13:00 Street Crime UK 14:00
Dog the Bounty Hunter 15:00 Street
Crime UK 16:00 America’s Hardest
Bounty Hunters 16:30 Cops 17:00
Dog the Bounty Hunter 18:00 Gamer’s
Guide to... 18:30 Gamer TV 19:00
Buck Rogers in The 25th Century
20:00 Walker, Texas Ranger 21:00 Dog
the Bounty Hunter 22:00 In Your Face
ITV 3
07:00 HeartBeat 08:00 Peak Practice
08:55 Ironside 09:55 Quincy, M.E.
10:55 Quantum Leap 11:50 Michael
Gambon - Maigret And Me 13:40 Maigret 14:45 Michael Gambon - Maigret
And Me 14:50 Maigret 15:55 Michael
Gambon - Maigret And Me 16:00 Maigret 17:10 Michael Gambon - Maigret
And Me 17:15 Maigret 18:25 Michael
Gambon - Maigret And Me 18:30 Maigret 19:35 Michael Gambon - Maigret
And Me 19:40 Maigret 20:50 Michael
Gambon - Maigret And Me 20:55 Maigret 22:00 Michael Gambon - Maigret
And Me 22:05 Maigret 23:10 Michael
Gambon - Maigret And Me 23:15 Maigret 00:20 Cracker 01:40 Bad Girls
02:45 The Bill 03:45 Brideshead Revisited
ITV 2
07:00 GMTV2 10:25 Coronation Street
10:50 Emmerdale 11:50 Oprah Winfrey 12:35 Judge Judy 13:00 Coronation Street 13:30 Emmerdale 14:30
The Jeremy Kyle Show 16:45 Dennis
the Menace 18:30 Airline USA 19:05
Judge Judy 20:00 Grease Is the Word
21:30 Grease Is the Word Results
22:00 Cliffhanger 00:10 Coronation
Street 00:40 Coronation Street 01:10
The Fast and the Furious
07:00 Home Shopping 08:00 Divorce Court 09:00 Maury 09:55 The Fix
10:00 The Golden Girls 11:00 Cheaters
11:30 Cheaters 12:00 The Jerry Springer Show 13:00 Maury 13:55 The Fix
14:00 Will and Grace 15:00 Bewitched
16:00 Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle
18:00 Charmed 19:00 America’s Next
Top Model 20:00 The X Files 21:00 Top
Chef 22:00 Most Haunted Live 02:00
Extreme: Skinny Celebrities 2 03:00
Charmed 04:00 Body of Evidence:
From the Case Files of Dayle Hinman
04:50 The Hairdresser
PARAMOUNT comedy
07:00 QVC 10:00 Two and a Half Men
22:30 Rules of Engagement 23:05 Forrest Gump 01:50 World Stands Up
02:20 Tommy Tiernan Live 04:00 Two
and a Half Men 05:00 World Stands
Up 05:30 South Park 06:00 Sir Leslie
Quint A Life In Film 06:10 Two and a
Half Men
SCI FI
07:00 Farscape 08:00 La Femme Nikita
09:00 Teleshopping 12:00 Thank Heaven 13:50 Stargate 16:10 Who Wants
to be a Superhero? 22:00 Medium
23:00 Heroes 00:00 Firestarter 02:10
The Crawlers 04:00 ReGenesis 05:00
Profiler
SKY one
07:00 Sunrise With Eamonn Holmes
10:00 Project Catwalk 11:00 Stargate SG-1 13:00 Bones 17:00 Stargate
SG-1 19:00 Stargate Atlantis 20:00
The Simpsons 22:00 Project Runway
23:00 U.S. Marshals 01:30 Law and
Order 02:30 Naked in Blackpool 03:25
Hex 04:20 Uncut! Reps in Ibiza
UKTV gold
07:00 EastEnders 07:35 Neighbours
08:05 Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em
08:45 Doctor Who 09:45 Doctor Who
10:45 Carry on Follow That Camel
12:40 Only Fools and Horses 14:00
Pride and Prejudice 15:00 Pride and
Prejudice 16:00 Pride and Prejudice
17:00 Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em
17:40 Porridge 18:20 Open All Hours
19:00 The Vicar of Dibley 20:00 Carry
on Follow That Camel 22:00 Erin Brockovich 00:40 Only Fools and Horses
01:45 One Foot in the Grave 02:25
Men Behaving Badly 03:00 Room 101
03:30 Have I Got 2001 for You 04:00
The House of Eliott
UKTV people
10:00 Airport 12:00 Airport 14:00 Airport 16:00 Airport 18:00 Airport 20:00
Airport 22:00 Honey We’re Killing The
Kids 23:00 Mediums: Talking To The
Dead 00:00 Family Bonds 01:00 Forensic Files 02:00 Honey We’re Killing
The Kids
UKTV style
08:00 Extreme Makeover: Home Edition 11:00 Extreme Makeover: Home
Edition 14:00 Extreme Makeover:
17:00
Extreme
Home
Edition
Makeover: Home Edition 22:00 Extreme Makeover: Home Edition 02:00 Extreme Makeover: Home Edition 03:00
Stylin’ Gypsies 03:30 Stylin’ Gypsies
UKTV bright ideas
07:00 Seven Year Makeover 07:30 Design ER 08:00 Our House 09:00 Our
Home 09:30 Room Rivals 10:00 Antiques Roadshow 11:00 Hard Sell 11:30
Weed It and Reap 12:00 Deck Dates
12:30 Room Rivals 13:00 Tamasin’s
Great British Classics 13:30 Gino
D’acampo: An Italian In Mexico 14:00
Chefs at Sea with Ed Baines 14:30
Danny By The Sea 15:00 Seven Year
Makeover 15:30 Design ER 16:00 Our
House 17:00 Hard Sell 17:30 Weed It
and Reap 18:00 Antiques Roadshow
UKTV drama
07:00 The Way to the Stars 09:00 Keeping Up Appearances 11:40 Keeping
Up Appearances 12:20 Keeping Up
Appearances 13:00 Agatha Christie’s
Miss Marple 15:10 Murder, She Wrote 16:10 Hetty Wainthropp Investigates 17:35 The Mrs Bradley Mysteries
18:50 Agatha Christie’s Miss Marple
22:00 Moll Flanders 00:00 Agatha
Christie’s Miss Marple 02:10 Moll
Flanders
32
TELEVISION
May 4 - May 10 2007
Tuesday 8th May 2007
BBC 1
07:00 Breakfast
10:15 Animal Park
11:00 Homes under the
Hammer
12:00 To Buy or Not to Buy
12:45 Cash in the Attic
13:15 Bargain Hunt
14:00 BBC News and Weather
14:30 Regional News and
Weather
14:40 Neighbours
15:05 Doctors
15:35 Murder, She Wrote
16:20 BBC News and Weather
16:25 Pitt and Kantrop
16:50 Watch My Chops
17:00 The Basil Brush Show
17:30 Roman Mysteries
18:00 Blue Peter
18:25 Newsround
18:35 Neighbours
19:00 BBC News and Weather
19:30 Regional News
Programmes
20:00 Castaway
20:30 EastEnders
21:00 Holby Blue
22:00 CCTV: You are Being
Watched
23:00 BBC News
23:35 Imagine
00:25 Unfaithful
02:25 See Hear
04:25 Horizon
05:15 Hairy Bikers Ride Again
05:45 Joins BBC News 24
BBC 2
ITV 1
CHANNEL 4
FIVE
E4
07:00
07:20
07:35
08:00
08:15
08:30
09:00
07:00
10:25
11:30
13:30
14:30
07:00
07:10
08:00
08:30
07:00
07:10
07:25
07:35
07:45
08:15
08:30
08:45
09:00
09:05
09:20
09:25
09:40
09:50
10:00
11:30
07:00 Uninterrupted
08:00 Kirsten Dunst, Girl
of The Month
09:00 Skinny Jeans Superstars
10:00 Uninterrupted
11:00 Mcfly’s Boys With
Guitars
12:00 Fresh Albums
13:00 Nothing But Pop
and Proud
14:00 Kirsten Dunst, Girl
of The Month
15:05 Switched
15:40 Ed
16:30 The O.C.
17:30 Hollyoaks
18:00 Friends
19:00 Scrubs
20:00 Hollyoaks
20:30 The War at Home
21:00 Friends
22:00 What About Brian
23:00 Derren Brown
23:30 Peep Show
00:00 Skins
01:05 Scrubs
02:05 Ed
02:55 Derren Brown
03:20 Peep Show
03:45 Skins
04:45 The War at Home
05:05 The O.C.
05:45 Switched
09:15
09:30
09:45
10:00
10:15
10:25
10:45
11:00
11:15
11:30
11:50
12:10
13:00
13:30
14:00
14:15
14:30
15:00
16:00
16:45
17:30
18:15
19:00
19:30
20:00
21:00
22:00
22:50
23:30
00:20
01:20
05:30
Fimbles
The Story Makers
Balamory
Arthur
Chucklevision
Get 100
The Story of Tracy
Beaker
Krypto the Superdog
Jackanory Junior
Numberjacks
Boogie Beebies
Brum
Me Too!
Something Special
Postman Pat
The Roly Mo Show
Primary History
Landmarks: Pakistan
and Its People
Churchill’s Bodyguard
The Daily Politics
Working Lunch
Pod’s Mission
Pod’s Mission
Animal Park
Living in the Sun
Through the Keyhole
Flog It!
Ready, Steady, Cook
The Weakest Link
Eggheads
Great British Menu
Superslim Me
The Apprentice
Horizon
This World
Newsnight
Time Shift
Joins BBC News 24
The Merchant of Venice
15:00
16:00
17:00
19:00
19:30
20:00
21:00
23:00
23:30
00:00
01:00
05:05
06:00
06:30
GMTV
The Jeremy Kyle Show
This Morning
Loose Women
ITV Lunchtime News
and Weather
Midsomer Murders
For The Rest of Your
Life
Poirot
London Tonight
ITV Evening News;
Weather
Emmerdale
Midsomer Murders
Nightmare Nannies
- Confessions
ITV News; Weather
Real Crime
ITV Play
Reggae and Ska Forever
ITV Nightscreen
ITV Morning News
MIDSOMER
MURDERS
21.00 - 23.00
Death and Dust. Series 11, episode 1.
When Dr Alan Delaney is killed by a hit
and run driver, Barnaby realises that the
real target was Delaney’s senior partner,
Dr James Kirkwood. Is
the
killer trying to prevent
James from marrying
beautiful divorcee
Delyth Mostyn? How
is the death linked
to the 30,000 pounds
which is missing
from the surgery
account? Barnaby
and Jones travel
to Snowdonia to
unravel the truth.
09:00
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
12:30
13:00
13:30
13:40
14:40
16:30
17:15
18:00
19:00
19:30
20:00
20:55
21:00
22:00
23:00
00:05
01:05
02:10
02:35
03:05
04:00
04:30
04:55
05:00
05:20
05:40
06:55
The Treacle People
The Hoobs
Freshly Squeezed
Everybody Loves
Raymond
Just Shoot Me
Frasier
Take Away My Takeaway
Don’t Make Me Angry
The Underdogs
The Deadly Knowledge
Show
News at Noon
Supporting Acts
Life Begins Again
The Wicked Lady
Countdown
Deal or No Deal
The Paul O’Grady Show
The Simpsons
Hollyoaks
Channel 4 News
3 Minute Wonder
How to Look Good
Naked
The F Word
The Seven Sins
of England
Roy Chubby Brown
Partypoker.Com Poker
Nations Cup
The Avon Tyres British
GT Championship
Velux 5 Oceans Ultimate
Solo Challenge
KOTV Classics
KOTV
Gumball 3000
3 Minute Wonder
Tudor Times
Tudor Times
Animated Tales of the
World
Making It
12:30
13:00
13:30
14:30
14:40
16:35
16:40
18:30
19:00
19:30
20:00
20:15
21:00
22:00
23:00
00:00
01:00
01:55
05:20
06:10
The Save-Ums!
Fifi and The Flowertots
Franny’s Feet
Bird Bath
Hi-5
Roary the Racing Car
Little Princess
Make Way for Noddy
Say It with Noddy
Fifi and The Flowertots
Peppa Pig
Thomas and Friends
Old Bear Stories
Mio Mao
The Wright Stuff
The Trisha Goddard
Show
five News
Home and Away
Colin and Justin on
The Estate
Russell Grant’s
Postcards
Heart Full of Rain
five News Update
The King and Queen
of Moonlight Bay
five News
Home and Away
Two and a Half Men
five News
Gavin Stamp’s
Orient Express
Return of The Tribe
CSI: Crime Scene
Investigation
CSI: Miami
Law and Order:
Special Victims Unit
Arrest and Trial
NBA Basketball
Supercross World
Championship
Brisca Formula One
Stock Car Racing
FRIENDS
18.00 - 19.00 & 21.00
- 22.00
Hilarious sitcom
about six New
Yorkers: Monica,
Rachel, Phoebe,
Ross, Chandler and
Joey, and the funny
situations they find
themselves in.
DOCUMENTARIES
DISCOVERY
07:00 Time Team 08:00 Mythbusters
09:00 How It’s Made 10:00 Deadliest
Catch 11:00 American Chopper 12:00
How It’s Made 13:00 Mythbusters
14:00 Deadliest Catch 15:00 The F.B.I.
Files 16:00 Forensic Detectives 17:00
Time Team 18:00 How It’s Made 19:00
American Chopper 20:00 Mythbusters
21:00 Born Survivor: Bear Grylls 22:00
Deadliest Catch 23:00 Oil, Sweat and
Rigs 01:00 The F.B.I. Files 02:00 Guilty
or Innocent? 03:00 Forensic Detectives 04:00 Oil, Sweat and Rigs 04:50
Deadliest Catch 05:40 Mega Builders
06:30 How It’s Made
DISCOVERY real time
07:00 This Old House with Steve and
Norm 07:30 New Yankee Workshop
08:00 Rex Hunt Fishing Adventures
08:30 Rex Hunt Fishing Adventures
09:00 Record Breaking Fish 09:30
Hooked on Fishing: Grimistar Grilles
10:00 Joy of Painting 11:00 Location,
Location, Location 11:30 Build, Buy
or Restore Abroad 12:00 Relocation,
Relocation 13:00 A Place In The Sun
14:00 Biker Build-off 15:00 Wrecks
to Riches 16:00 Record Breaking Fish
16:30 Hooked on Fishing: Grimistar
Grilles 17:00 Holmes on Homes 18:00
Overhaulin’ 19:00 Wheeler Dealers
20:00 A Place In The Sun 21:00 Location, Location, Location 21:30 Build,
Buy or Restore Abroad 22:00 Wheeler
Dealers 23:00 Wrecks to Riches 00:00
Untold Stories of The ER 01:00 Biker
Build-off 02:00 A Racing Car is Born
02:30 Wheeler Dealers 03:30 Wrecks
to Riches 04:25 Untold Stories of The
ER 05:15 Joy of Painting
NATIONAL geographic
09:00 The Deep Investigated 10:00
Monster Moves 11:00 War Secrets
- Italy’s Forgotten Invasion 12:00 Battlefront 13:00 The Sea Hunters 14:00
How It Works 15:00 Air Crash Investigation 16:00 Monster Moves 17:00
D-Day 19:00 The Big Freeze Investigated 20:00 The Mugger Crocodile
21:00 Megastructures 22:00 Situation
Critical 00:00 Air Crash Investigation
01:00 Situation Critical
HISTORY channel
09:00 Deep Sea Detectives 10:00 Hitler,
Churchill and the Paratroopers 11:00
They Filmed The War in Colour 13:00
Battlefield Detectives 14:00 Stolen By
Hitler 15:00 Last Days of World War
II 16:00 Stalin 17:00 Stolen By Hitler
18:00 Last Days of World War II 19:00
Battlefield Detectives 20:00 Hidden
House History 20:30 How The West
Was Made 21:00 Barbarians 22:00 Engineering An Empire 23:00 Search For
The Ss Republic 00:00 Black Dahlia
01:00 Stalin
UKTV documentary
10:00 Magic 11:00 A Natural History:
Wild Europe 12:00 Fred Dibnah’s Age
of Steam 13:00 Blizzard: Race to the
Pole 14:00 A Natural History: Wild
Europe 15:00 Tank Overhaul 16:00
Blizzard: Race to the Pole 17:00 Fred
Dibnah’s Age of Steam 18:00 A Natural
History: Wild Europe 19:00 Tank Overhaul 20:00 Blizzard: Race to the Pole
21:00 A Natural History: Wild Europe 22:00 Tank Overhaul 23:00 Fred
Dibnah’s Age of Steam 00:00 Blizzard:
Race to the Pole 01:00 Tank Overhaul
ANIMAL planet
09:00 Monkey Business 09:30 Going
Ape 10:00 Wildlife SOS 10:30 Pet
Rescue 11:00 Animal Cops Houston:
Courtroom Drama 12:00 Wild Rescues
12:30 Monkey Business 13:00 Crocodile Hunter 14:00 Animal Precinct
15:00 Emergency Vets 15:30 Horsetails 16:00 Pet Rescue 16:30 Shauna’s
Amazing Animal Videos 17:00 Monkey
Business 17:30 Going Ape 18:00
Animal Cops Houston: Cruel Neglect
19:00 Animal Precinct 20:00 RSPCA:
On The Frontline 20:30 Monkey Business 21:00 Going Ape 21:30 Xtremely
Wild 22:00 Crocodile Hunter 23:00
Miami Animal Police 00:00 Wildlife
SOS 00:30 Monkey Business 01:00
Going Ape 01:30 Emergency Vets
02:00 Animal Cops
SPORT
SKY SPORTS 1
07:00 Football League Review
09:00 Ford Monday Night
Football: Charlton V
Tottenham Hotspur
10:30 Soccer A.M. The Best Bits
11:30 Conference Football:
Conference Play-Off
Semi-Finals 2nd Leg
13:00 Ford Monday Night
Football: Charlton
V Tottenham Hotspur
14:30 Soccer A.M. The Best Bits
15:30 Conference Football:
Conference Play-Off
Semi-Finals 2nd Leg
17:00 Soccer A.M. The Best Bits
18:00 Ford Monday Night
Football: Charlton
V Tottenham Hotspur
19:30 Revista de la Liga
20:30 Conference Football
23:00 You’re On Sky Sports!
00:00 Revista de la Liga
01:00 Conference Football:
Conference Play-Off
Semi-Final 2nd Leg
02:30 Revista de la Liga
03:30 You’re On Sky Sports!
04:30 Poker
SKY SPORTS 2
07:00 Aerobics Oz Style
07:30 On the Edge
08:00 World Wrestling
Entertainment Late
Night Afterburn
09:00 On the Edge
09:30 Wild Spirits
10:00 British Superbikes
13:00 Tennis: ATP Rome
Masters 2007
19:00 Heritage Grand
Touring Car Challenge
19:30 Rally Fever
20:30 Tennis: ATP Rome
Masters 2007
22:30 Heritage Grand Touring
Car Challenge
23:00 Poker
01:00 A.S.P Surfing: A.S.P
Mens World
Championship Surfing
Tour - Australia
02:00 Sports Unlimited
03:00 Thinking Tackle
SKY SPORTS 3
08:00 Cricket: Friends
Provident Trophy Durham V Lancashire
09:30 World Motor Sport
12:00 Aerobics Oz Style
12:30 Racing News
13:00 Speedway
15:00 British Superbikes
18:00 World Wrestling
Entertainment
Smackdown
20:00 Wild Spirits
20:30 Greyhound Racing
23:00 Sports Unlimited
00:00 Thinking Tackle
01:00 Rally Fever
02:00 On the Edge
02:30 Heritage Grand
Touring Car Challenge
EUROSPORT
08:30 All Sports: Eurosport
Buzz
09:00 All Sports: Watts
09:30 Football: UEFA European
Under-17 Championship
In Belgium
11:00 Football: Eurogoals
11:45 Tennis: Road To Roland
Garros
12:00 Tennis: WTA Tournament
In Berlin, Germany
19:00 Snooker: World
Championship In
Sheffield, United
Kingdom
20:30 Boxing: International
Contest In Donetsk,
Ukraine
21:00 Boxing: International
Contest In Barcelona,
Spain
23:00 FIA World Touring Car
Championship: FIA
WTCC Magazine
23:30 Rally
00:30 All Sports: Eurosport
Buzz
ESPN classic
07:00 Superstars
08:00 Boxing Archive: Ruben
Olivares
09:00 Superstars
10:00 FA Cup: Everton
V Liverpool
11:00 UEFA: Bayern Munich
V Leeds
12:00 Teddy Sheringham
13:00 Strikers: Frank Stapleton
13:30 Arsenal V Man Utd,
97/98
14:00 UEFA: Bayern Munich
V Leeds
15:00 Boxing Archive: Ruben
Olivares
16:00 CWC ‘79: West Indies
V Pakistan
16:30 CWC ‘79: West Indies
V England
17:00 Teddy Sheringham
18:00 Barbarians V New
Zealand
19:00 FA Cup Final: Fulham
V West Ham
19:30 FA Cup Final:
Southampton V Man U
20:00 Spurs V Liverpool
21:00 CWC ‘92: England V
South Africa
22:00 Barbarians V New
Zealand
22:30 UEFA: Liverpool
V Dresden
23:00 UEFA: B Munich
V St Etienne
00:00 Strikers: Luther Blissett
00:30 Chelsea V Man Utd,
99/00
01:00 Chelski
01:30 Essex Boys
02:00 Boxing Archive: Ruben
Olivares
03:00 UEFA: B Munich
V St Etienne
04:00 Chelski
04:30 Essex Boys
05:00 Spurs V Liverpool
06:00 Alpine Skiing: Road
o Glory
Soccer AM Best
Bits
Sky Sports 1
10.30 - 11.30
All the best
bits from last
Saturday’s
show, presented
by Tim Lovejoy
and Helen
Chamberlain.
TELEVISION
May 4 - May 10 2007
33
Tuesday 8th May 2007
FILMS
SKY MOVIES sci-fi & horror
13:00
14:55
17:00
18:40
20:20
22:00
23:55
01:40
03:20
Ice
The Skeleton Key
Marabunta
Phase IV
Ice
The Skeleton Key
The Hills Have Eyes
Marabunta
Phase IV
SKY MOVIES premier
17:00
18:40
20:30
21:00
23:00
01:00
See Arnold Run
The Matador
Premiere Close Up
Final Destination 3
Capote
Get Rich or Die Tryin’
SKY MOVIES modern greats
08:00 The Seven-Per-Cent
Solution
10:00 Grease
12:00 Braveheart
15:00 Cotton Comes to Harlem
17:00 The Seven-Per-Cent
Solution
19:00 Braveheart
22:00 Grease
00:00 Death Wish 3
01:45 American Gigolo
03:45 The Panic in Needle Park
05:45 Cotton Comes to Harlem
SKY MOVIES indies
13:00
15:00
17:00
18:50
19:20
20:05
22:00
23:50
01:30
03:30
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Roads to Koktebel
Indie Close Up
Mountain Gorilla
Apres Vous
Mulholland Falls
Tube Tales
Roads to Koktebel
Sci-Fi and Horror
Close Up
04:00 Mountain Gorilla
SKY MOVIES family
07:00 The Adventures of Brer Rabbit
08:15 The Sixth Man
Get Rich or Die Tryin’
Sky Movies Premier
01.00 - 02.50
10:15 Booky Makes Her Mark
11:50 The Princess Diaries 2:
Royal Engagement
13:50 Herbie: Fully Loaded
15:35 The Perfect Man
17:20 Booky Makes Her Mark
19:00 The Princess Diaries 2:
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21:00 Herbie: Fully Loaded
22:45 The Perfect Man
00:30 The Sixth Man
02:20 Family Secrets
03:50 Legend of Sleepy Hollow
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10:00 Roseanne: An
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11:45 The Sign of Four
13:30 Steel Magnolias
15:30 Drama Close Up
16:00 Heartwood
17:40 Roseanne: An
Unauthorized Biography
19:20 The Sign of Four
21:00 Steel Magnolias
23:00 Separate Lies
00:30 Last Dance
02:30 Swimming Upstream
04:30 All Men Are Mortal
06:20 Heartwood
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Newmar
12:15 Robin Hood: Men
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14:20 Kinky Boots
16:25 Comedy Close Up
16:55 To Wong Foo, Thanks
for Everything! Julie
Newmar
18:55 Robin Hood: Men in Tights
21:00 The Man
22:30 Kinky Boots
00:20 The Marrying Man
Marcus has always known he was
going to be a rapper, but when
his mother is murdered, he turns
to dealing-hustling drugs pays
the rent. As his world spirals out
of control, he begins to apply the
same manic intensity to his writing
as he does to dealing; he has to
write down his words to stay sane.
For years, he endures this living
hell until a tragedy that nearly kills
him gets Marcus to change his life
02:20 Woo
SKY MOVIES HD 2
SKY MOVIES classics
07:30
08:40
09:10
11:10
13:00
13:25
14:25
16:10
17:55
19:50
20:20
22:00
00:25
02:20
04:15
13:00 The Beat My Heart
Skipped
15:00 Flightplan
16:55 Stealth
19:10 The Beat My Heart
Skipped
21:00 The Life Aquatic with
Steve Zissou
23:00 Flightplan
00:45 Stealth
02:50 The Life Aquatic with
Steve Zissou
The Kid
A Day’s Pleasure
Sunset Boulevard
Bus Stop
A Day’s Pleasure
The Kid
The Browning Version
Move Over, Darling
Sunset Boulevard
Drama Close Up
Bus Stop
Gypsy
A Lovely Way to Die
Move Over, Darling
The Browning Version
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SKY MOVIES action/thriller
07:40
09:20
11:15
12:55
13:25
15:25
17:25
19:25
21:00
23:00
01:30
03:10
Terminal Error
Hide and Seek
Paparazzi
Action and Thriller
Close Up
Terminal Error
Turbulence II: Fear Of
Flying
Hide and Seek
Paparazzi
Turbulence II: Fear
Of Flying
Man on Fire
Rebecca’s Secret
Bad Company
14:00
16:05
17:55
19:55
Affair in Trinidad
Blanche Fury
Dragonwyck
The Madness of King
George
22:00 The Long Kiss Goodnight
00:10 Northfork
02:10 Man on Fire
TCM
07:30
07:50
10:00
12:00
13:40
16:00
17:55
19:45
SKY MOVIES HD 1
Teleshopping
The Hill
Our Mother’s House
Valley of The Kings
Romeo and Juliet
Captain Nemo and the
Underwater City
Where the Boys Are
The Treasure of The
Sierra Madre
2001: A Space Odyssey
Demon Seed
Moonfleet
Teleshopping
12:00 Emma
14:05 Birdy
16:10 American Pie Presents
Band Camp
18:05 Emma
20:10 Harold and Kumar
Get The Munchies
22:00 Birdy
00:05 American Pie Presents
Band Camp
01:45 Harold and Kumar Get
The Munchies
22:00
00:30
02:15
03:45
the Twain 15:30 Tales of the Unexpected 16:00 Pie in the Sky 17:05 Cagney
and Lacey 18:05 Quantum Leap 19:10
Rising Damp 19:40 Movies Now 19:50
Lovejoy 21:00 The Bill 22:00 City Lights 23:00 Inspector Wexford
13:00 Farscape 14:00 Star Trek 15:00
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Lost
World 16:00 Ground Zero 18:00 Dark
Angel 19:00 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s
The Lost World 20:00 Roswell 21:00
Dark Angel 22:00 Stargate
DISNEY cinemagic
08:10
08:35
09:00
09:50
10:15
Emperor’s New School
Recess
Lilo and Stitch
House of Mouse
Tarzan
11:05
11:30
11:55
12:20
12:45
13:10
13:35
14:00
14:25
14:50
15:15
15:35
16:00
16:20
16:45
17:10
17:35
18:00
19:15
19:40
20:00
21:25
21:40
22:00
22:25
22:50
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00:10
00:35
Goof Troop
Hercules
Aladdin
101 Dalmatians
Buzz Lightyear of Star
Command
The Little Mermaid
DuckTales
House of Mouse
Tarzan
Lilo and Stitch
Aladdin
Hercules
House of Mouse
Tarzan
Lilo and Stitch
Emperor’s New School
Recess
Bambi 2
Recess
Lilo and Stitch
George of the Jungle 2
House of Mouse
Tarzan
Lilo and Stitch
Emperor’s New School
Recess
DuckTales
Lilo and Stitch
Recess
House of Mouse
Kinky Boots
Sky Movies Comedy
22.30 - 00.20
Charlie Price thinks he has finally
escaped the dead-end industrial town
of Northampton with ambitious fiancée
Nicola, when his father suddenly passes
away, leaving Charlie unexpectedly in
charge of the sinking family business in
sturdy shoes. Trapped between a world
of cheap knock-offs and to-die-for Jimmy
Choos, Price & Sons seemingly doesn’t
need a manager so much as it needs a
savior. With mounting dread, Charlie soon
realizes that to even stay afloat he’s going
to have to lay off many of his dad’s loyal,
life-long employees. Then, one dark night
in Soho, Charlie is literally smacked in
the face with an idea that could bring the
factory roaring back to life.
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01:40 Panic Room
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20:00 Art of the Garden 21:00 The
World 21:30 Marcus Brigstocke’s
Trophy People 22:00 The Diary of a
Nobody 22:30 The League of Gentlemen 23:00 Operation Good Guys
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Nobody
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15:00 Silent Witness 16:00 Passport
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14:55 Phil of the Future 15:20 Lizzie
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and Cody 16:10 That’s So Raven 16:35
Emperor’s New School 17:00 Recess
17:35 Kim Possible 18:00 The Suite
Life of Zack and Cody 18:25 Hannah
Montana 18:50 That’s So Raven 19:40
Lizzie McGuire 20:30 The Suite Life of
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Kim Possible 21:45 American Dragon:
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23:00 The Suite Life of Zack and Cody
23:25 Lizzie McGuire 23:45 That’s So
Raven 00:10 The Proud Family
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Buck Rogers in The 25th Century
20:00 Walker, Texas Ranger 21:00 Dog
the Bounty Hunter 22:00 In Your Face
22:30 Britain’s Toughest Towns 23:00
The Unit 00:00 The Ultimate Fighter 5
01:00 12 oz. Mouse 01:15 Tom Goes
to the Mayor 01:30 Robot Chicken
07:00 GMTV2 10:25 Coronation Street
10:55 Emmerdale 11:25 Oprah Winfrey 12:10 Judge Judy 13:30 Coronation Street 14:00 Emmerdale 14:30
The Jeremy Kyle Show 15:35 The Ricki
Lake Show 16:20 The Jeremy Kyle
Show 17:25 Sally Jessy Raphael 18:10
Airline USA 18:40 Judge Judy 20:00
American Idol 22:00 The Fast and the
Furious 00:00 About a Boy
ITV 3
09:55 Ironside 10:55 Quincy, M.E.
11:55 Quantum Leap 12:55 Cagney
and Lacey 13:55 Hannay 15:00 Never
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21:00 Steve McQueen: The Essence of
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LIVING
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Golden Girls11:00 Cheaters 12:00 The
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PARAMOUNT comedy
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21:00 That ‘70s Show 22:00 King of
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SG-1 19:00 Stargate Atlantis 20:00
The Simpsons 21:00 Brainiac: Science
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UKTV gold
09:25 EastEnders 10:00 The Bill 11:00
Casualty 12:00 Dallas 13:00 Charlie’s
Angels 14:05 Last of the Summer
Wine 14:45 Some Mothers Do ‘Ave
‘Em 15:30 The Good Life 16:10 Porridge 16:50 Only Fools and Horses 18:00
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Carry on Dick 22:00 Jonathan Creek
23:10 New Tricks 00:20 Men Behaving
Badly 01:40 Two Pints of Lager and
a Packet of Crisps 02:20 Room 101
02:55 Have I Got 2002 For You
UKTV people
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Who Rules the Roost? 12:00 Living in
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UKTV bright ideas
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Tamasin’s Great British Classics 13:30
Gino D’acampo: An Italian In Mexico
14:00 Chefs at Sea with Ed Baines
14:30 Danny By The Sea 15:00 Seven
Year Makeover 15:30 Design ER 16:00
Our House 17:00 Hard Sell
UKTV drama
09:00 Keeping Up Appearances 11:40
Keeping Up Appearances 12:20 Keeping Up Appearances 13:00 Agatha
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19:30 Regional News
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23:35 The National Lottery
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00:55 Disturbing Behaviour
02:15 The Gardener’s Year
02:45 My Life As A Child
08:00
08:15
08:30
09:00
07:00
10:25
11:30
13:30
14:30
07:00
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Conference Play-Off
Semi-Final 2nd Leg
19:30 Total Rugby
20:00 FIFA Futbol Mundial
20:30 Ford Football Special:
Chelsea
V Manchester United
23:30 Spanish Cup Football:
Copa Del Rey
Semi-Final 2nd Leg
01:30 Ford Football Special:
Chelsea
V Manchester United
03:00 Spanish Cup Football:
Copa Del Rey Semi-Final
2nd Leg
SKY SPORTS 2
07:00 Aerobics Oz Style
07:30 On the Edge
08:00 World Wrestling
Entertainment Heat
09:00 Sports Unlimited
10:00 On the Edge
10:30 Heritage Grand Touring
Car Challenge
11:00 Thinking Tackle
12:00 Rally Fever
13:00 Tennis: ATP Rome
Masters 2007
19:00 On the Edge
19:30 Irish Greyhound Racing
20:00 European Tour Weekly
20:30 Tennis: ATP Rome
Masters 2007
22:30 European Tour Weekly
23:00 PGA Europro Tour
Golf: PGA Europro
Tour - ‘Living The Dream’
00:00 Total Rugby
00:30 European Tour Weekly
01:00 Poker
03:00 PGA Europro Tour
Golf: PGA Europro Tour
- ‘Living The Dream’
SKY SPORTS 3
11:00 A.S.P Surfing: A.S.P
Mens World
Championship Surfing
Tour - Australia
12:00 Aerobics Oz Style
12:30 Racing News
13:00 Sports Unlimited
14:00 Rally Fever
15:00 On the Edge
15:30 Wild Spirits
16:00 A.S.P Surfing: A.S.P
Mens World
Championship Surfing
Tour - Australia
17:00 Sports Unlimited
18:00 World Wrestling
Entertainment Late Night
Bottom Line
19:00 World Wrestling
Entertainment Late
Night Afterburn
20:00 Motorsport
21:00 World Ten Pin Masters
22:00 On the Edge
22:30 Irish Greyhound Racing
23:00 Watersports World
00:00 Trans World Sport
01:00 Motorsport
02:00 On the Edge
02:30 Irish Greyhound Racing
03:00 Trans World Sport
04:00 Motorsport
EUROSPORT
09:00
09:15
10:00
11:00
12:00
15:30
15:45
19:00
19:05
19:10
20:15
20:20
21:20
21:50
21:55
22:00
22:15
22:45
23:15
00:45
Football: Gooooal!
Football: Eurogoals
Rally
Speedway
Tennis: WTA Tournament
In Berlin, Germany
Tennis: Tatiana’s World
Tennis: WTA Tournament
In Berlin, Germany
Sailing: Inside Alinghi
All Sports: Wednesday
Selection
Equestrianism
All Sports: Wednesday
Selection Guest
Golf: U.S. P.G.A. Tour
- Wachovia
Championship In
Charlotte, USA
Golf: The EuropeanTour
- Italian Open In Milan,
Italy
Golf: Golf Club
Sailing: Yacht Club
Sailing: Inside Alinghi
Review
Marathon: Sand
Olympic Magazine
Snooker: World
Championship
Sailing: Inside Alinghi
Review
ESPN classic
08:00 Boxing Legends: Ken
Buchanan
09:00 Superstars
10:00 Spurs V Liverpool
11:00 UEFA: B Munich
V St Etienne
12:00 Chelski
12:30 Essex Boys
13:00 Strikers: Luther Blissett
13:30 Chelsea V Man Utd, 99/00
14:00 UEFA: B Munich
V St Etienne
15:00 Boxing Legends: Ken
Buchanan
16:00 CWC ‘92: England
V South Africa
17:00 Chelski
17:30 Essex Boys
18:00 Barbarians V Cardiff
18:30 Barbarians V New
Zealand
19:00 FA Cup Final: Liverpool
V Man Utd
19:30 FA Cup Final: Ipswich
V Arsenal
20:00 League Cup: Liverpool
V Man C
21:00 CWC ‘92: England
V Pakistan, Final
22:00 Barbarians V Cardiff
22:30 UEFA: Derby V Real
Madrid
23:00 UEFA: St Etienne
V Liverpool
00:00 Strikers: Alan Brazil
00:30 Arsenal V Man Utd,
02/03
01:00 Kevin Keegan: Football
Messiah
02:00 Boxing Legends: Ken
Buchanan
03:00 Arsenal V Man Utd,
97/98
03:30 Chelsea V Man Utd,
99/00
04:00 Kevin Keegan: Football
Messiah
05:00 League Cup: Liverpool
V Man C
MAN UTD
V CHELSEA
Sky Sports 1
20.30 - 23.30
A titanic clash between
the Premiership’s leading
heavyweights takes place
at Stamford Bridge as
Chelsea challenge
Manchester United
in what could be a
title-deciding bout.
TELEVISION
May 4 - May 10 2007
35
Wednesday 9th May 2007
FILMS
SKY MOVIES sci-fi & horror
13:00
15:00
17:00
18:55
20:30
Target Earth
White Noise
The Arrival
Target Earth
The Revenge of
Frankenstein
22:00 The Serpent And
The Rainbow
23:40 Dominion: Prequel to
the Exorcist
01:40 White Noise
SKY MOVIES premier
17:00
18:40
20:30
21:00
23:00
01:00
See Arnold Run
The Matador
Premiere Close Up
Final Destination 3
Capote
Get Rich or Die Tryin’
SKY MOVIES modern greats
09:05 Nineteen Eighty-Four
11:05 Rocky IV
12:40 Mannequin
Just Friends
14:25
16:30
18:30
20:15
22:00
00:20
Honkytonk Man
Nineteen Eighty-Four
Rocky IV
Mannequin
The Doors
Death Wish 4: The
Crackdown
02:00 True Romance
04:00 The Day of the Locust
SKY MOVIES indies
13:00
14:55
17:00
18:40
19:30
20:00
22:00
23:35
01:20
03:25
03:55
All About My Mother
Don’t Move
Napoleon Dynamite
Space Station
Indie Close Up
Les diaboliques
Mean Creek
All About My Mother
Don’t Move
Indie Close Up
Space Station
SKY MOVIES family
07:00 Chasing Christmas
08:25 FernGully: The Last
Rainforest
Sky Movies Comedy
21.00 - 22.40
Chris Brander has it all: money, good looks and a flashy job as
an LA music executive. But back in high school in New Jersey
in the 1990’s, Chris was shy, overweight and the butt of the cool
crowd’s jokes. The only bright spot in his life was his friendship
with Jamie Palamino a super-popular cheerleader. But Chris
was harboring a secret –he was hopelessly in love with his
best friend. On the night of their high school graduation,
Chris finally works up his courage and makes his feelings
known. In response, a surprised Jamie proceeds to give
him the �”Just Friends”� speech. Enraged and humiliated,
Chris declares himself no longer friends with Jamie
and storms off. Ten years later, Chris has reinvented himself as a smooth talking lady-killer, living
large in Los Angeles. Chris’s boss, KC, has just
given him his most challenging job assignment
yet –turning spoiled socialite, diva and magazine pin-up girl Samantha James into a popsinging sensation.
09:45 The Duke
11:20 Stay Tuned
13:00 The Chronicles of
Narnia: The Lion, The
Witch and The Wardrobe
15:20 Family Close Up
15:50 Racing Stripes
17:35 Jungle Boy
19:10 Turbo: A Power
Rangers Movie
21:00 The Chronicles of
Narnia: The Lion, The
Witch and The Wardrobe
23:20 Racing Stripes
01:05 Jungle Boy
02:40 Turbo: A Power
Rangers Movie
04:25 Stay Tuned
SKY MOVIES drama
08:05
09:45
11:30
13:20
15:20
17:20
19:00
21:00
23:00
01:10
03:00
05:25
Comfort and Joy
Ice Bound
Too Close To Home
A Walk in the Clouds
In Good Company
Comfort and Joy
A Walk in the Clouds
In Good Company
Mississippi Burning
Dangerous Minds
The Alamo
Too Close To Home
SKY MOVIES comedy
07:20
09:20
11:00
13:05
15:05
16:50
18:30
19:00
21:00
22:40
00:30
00:50
02:55
04:45
Christmas With The Kranks
Mastermind
The Birdcage
We’re No Angels
Just Friends
Mastermind
Comedy Close Up
To Die For
Just Friends
We’re No Angels
The Top 10 Show
The Birdcage
To Die For
Bachelor Party
SKY MOVIES classics
07:35
08:15
08:45
09:45
13:00
13:40
14:10
15:00
16:45
17:20
20:30
22:00
23:40
01:40
03:15
05:05
05:50
The Idle Class
Pay Day
The Pilgrim
The Greatest Story
Ever Told
The Idle Class
Pay Day
The Pilgrim
The Disorderly Orderly
Chaplin Today - The
Great Dictator
The Greatest Story
Ever Told
The Disorderly Orderly
The Abominable Dr
Phibes
Sunday, Bloody Sunday
Tales of Terror
The Party
The Idle Class
Pay Day
SKY MOVIES action/thriller
07:15
09:05
10:50
12:25
14:20
16:00
17:30
19:05
21:00
22:40
23:00
01:00
02:40
04:40
06:40
Siege at Marion
Above Suspicion
S.S. Doomtrooper
Revolver
Siege at Marion
Dragon Dynasty
S.S. Doomtrooper
Revolver
Dragon Dynasty
Spider-Man 3 Making Of
Green Street
Inferno
Jade
Siege at Marion
Action and Thriller Close Up
SKY MOVIES HD 1
20:10
22:00
00:00
02:00
Father Hood
Flashdance
Man of the House
Father Hood
SKY MOVIES HD 2
13:00 The Last Buffalo
13:45 Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope
16:10 Hotel Rwanda
18:35 The Thing Called Love
21:00 Spanglish
23:10 Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope
01:15 Hotel Rwanda
FILM 4
14:00
16:05
18:10
20:05
22:00
00:55
02:55
Down to Earth
The Silent Enemy
Night Train to Munich
Brewster’s Millions
Downfall
To Kill a King
Whisky
TCM
07:55
09:30
12:00
14:15
16:00
18:05
20:20
22:00
23:40
01:25
03:00
03:20
The Green Helmet
Till The Clouds Roll By
The VIPs
Jailhouse Rock
Mrs. Soffel
The Yellow Rolls Royce
My Favourite Year
Point Blank
Marlowe
Eye of the Devil
Teleshopping
Parlor, Bedroom and
Bath
DISNEY cinemagic
12:00 Suzanne’s Diary for
Nicholas
13:50 Comedy Close Up
14:20 Flashdance
16:20 Man of the House
18:20 Suzanne’s Diary for
Nicholas
07:00
07:25
07:45
08:10
08:35
09:00
09:50
17:05 Cagney and Lacey 18:05 Quantum Leap 19:05 Rising Damp 19:35
Film File 19:50 Lovejoy 21:00 Poirot
22:00 Rising Damp 22:30 Sleuth 01:15
Lovejoy 02:25 HeartBeat 03:25 Brideshead Revisited
13:00 Farscape 14:00 Star Trek 15:00
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Lost
World 16:00 Icebreaker 18:00 Dark Angel 19:00 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s The
Lost World 20:00 Roswell 21:00 Dark
Angel 22:00 Heroes 23:00 Devil’s Den
00:50 Medium 02:00 Emmanuelle’s
Private Collection: Sex Goddess 04:00
ReGenesis 05:00 Profiler 06:00 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Lost World
The Little Mermaid
Aladdin
House of Mouse
Emperor’s New School
Recess
Lilo and Stitch
House of Mouse
10:15
11:05
11:30
11:55
12:20
12:45
13:10
13:35
14:00
14:25
14:50
15:15
15:35
16:00
16:20
16:45
17:10
17:35
18:00
19:15
19:40
20:00
21:20
21:45
22:05
22:25
22:50
23:15
23:45
00:10
Tarzan
Goof Troop
Hercules
Aladdin
101 Dalmatians
Buzz Lightyear of Star
Command
The Little Mermaid
DuckTales
House of Mouse
Tarzan
Lilo and Stitch
Aladdin
Hercules
House of Mouse
Tarzan
Lilo and Stitch
Emperor’s New School
Recess
Atlantis: Milo’s Return
Recess
Lilo and Stitch
Angels in the Endzone
House of Mouse
Tarzan
Lilo and Stitch
Emperor’s New School
Recess
DuckTales
Lilo and Stitch
Recess
Green Street
Hooligans
Sky Movies Action/Thriller
23.00 - 01.00
Expelled unfairly from Harvard,
an American undergraduate, Matt
Bucker flees to England to his
sister’s home. Once there, he is
befriended by her charming and
dangerous brother-in-law, Pete
Dunham, and introduced to the
underworld of British football hooliganism. Matt learns to ‘stand his
ground’ through a friendship that
develops against the backdrop of
this secret and often violent world.
GENERAL INTEREST
BBC 3
20:00 Castaway 20:30 Honey We’re
Killing The Kids Revisited 21:00
Wedding Stories 22:00 My Big Breasts
and Me 23:00 Kill Bill: Vol. 1 00:40 Two
Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps
01:10 Two Pints of Lager and a Packet
of Crisps 01:40 American Dad 02:00
American Dad 02:25 My Big Breasts
and Me 03:20 Two Pints of Lager and
a Packet of Crisps 03:50 Two Pints of
Lager and a Packet of Crisps
BBC 4
20:00 Diary of a Nobody: Shorts 20:10
A Study in Sherlock 20:50 Diary of
a Nobody: Shorts 21:00 The World
21:30 Thoroughly Modern 22:00 Miss
Marie Lloyd: The Queen Of The Musical 23:20 A Study in Sherlock 00:00
The Man who Loved Sherlock Holmes
01:00 Miss Marie Lloyd: The Queen Of
The Musical 02:20 Thoroughly Modern
02:50 A Study in Sherlock
BBC prime
08:20 The Roly Mo Show 08:35
William’s Wish Wellingtons 08:40 Big
Cook Little Cook 09:00 Room Rivals
09:30 Gardening with the Experts
10:00 A Life Coach Less Ordinary
10:30 Garden Invaders 11:00 Design
Rules 11:30 Wildlife Specials 12:15
Marion and Geoff 12:30 Dad’s Army
13:00 Mad About Alice 13:30 My
Family 14:00 The Aristocrats 15:00
Silent Witness 16:00 Passport to The
Sun 16:30 Room Rivals 17:00 Cash
in the Attic 17:30 Bargain Hunt 18:00
Kiss Me Kate 18:30 My Family 19:00
Location, Location, Location 19:30 Location, Location, Location 20:00 Silent
Witness 21:00 Murder in Mind 22:00
The League of Gentlemen 22:30 The
Fast Show 23:00 Silent Witness 00:00
Dad’s Army 00:30 Murder in Mind
01:30 Kiss Me Kate 02:00 My Family
02:30 EastEnders 03:00 Silent Witness
04:00 The Aristocrats
BBC world
07:00 BBC News 07:30 World Business Report 08:00 BBC News 08:30
World Business Report 08:45 Sport
Today 09:00 BBC News 09:30 Kill or
Cure? 10:00 BBC News 10:30 HARDtalk 11:00 BBC News 11:30 Talking
Movies 12:00 BBC News 12:30 World
Business Report 12:45 Sport Today
13:00 World News Today 14:00 BBC
News 14:30 World Business Raeport
14:45 Sport Today 15:00 BBC News
15:30 Asia Today 15:45 Sport Today
16:00 BBC News 16:30 HARDtalk
17:00 BBC News 17:30 Fast Track
18:00 BBC News 18:30 Asia Today
19:00 BBC News 19:30 World Business Report 19:45 Sport Today 20:00
BBC News 20:30 HARDtalk 21:00 BBC
News 21:30 Climate Challenge 22:00
World News Today 23:00 BBC News
23:15 Sport Today 23:30 World Business Report 00:00 BBC News 00:30
Asia Today 00:45 World Business Report 01:00 BBC News 01:30 HARDtalk
02:00 BBC News
DISNEY
09:00 That’s So Raven 09:25 Hannah
Montana 09:50 Lizzie McGuire 10:15
Kim Possible 10:40 Fillmore 11:05
Tarzan 11:30 House of Mouse 11:55
Lilo and Stitch 12:20 American Dragon: Jake Long 12:45 Recess 13:15
Kim Possible 13:45 The Proud Family
14:10 Smart Guy 14:30 Teen Angel
14:55 Phil of the Future 15:20 Lizzie
McGuire 15:45 The Suite Life of Zack
and Cody 16:10 That’s So Raven 16:35
Emperor’s New School 17:00 Recess
17:35 Kim Possible 18:00 The Suite
Life of Zack and Cody 18:25 Hannah
Montana 18:50 That’s So Raven 19:15
That’s So Raven 19:40 Lizzie McGuire
20:05 Lizzie McGuire 20:30 The Suite
Life of Zack and Cody 21:00 Recess
21:25 Kim Possible 21:45 American
Dragon: Jake Long 22:10 Tarzan 22:35
Fillmore 23:00 The Suite Life of Zack
and Cody 23:25 Lizzie McGuire 23:45
That’s So Raven 00:10 The Proud Family 00:30 Kim Possible
BRAVO
09:00 Street Crime UK 10:00 Cops
on Camera 11:00 Buck Rogers in The
25th Century 12:00 Walker, Texas
Ranger 13:00 Street Crime UK 14:00
Dog the Bounty Hunter 15:00 Street
Crime UK 16:00 America’s Hardest
Bounty Hunters 16:30 Cops 17:00 Dog
the Bounty Hunter 18:00 Cops on Camera 19:00 Buck Rogers in The 25th
Century 20:00 Walker, Texas Ranger
21:00 Dog the Bounty Hunter 22:00
In Your Face 22:30 Britain’s Toughest
Towns 23:00 Day Break 00:00 Brits
Behind Bars: America’s Toughest Jail
00:30 Porn Week 01:00 Minoriteam
01:15 Aqua Teen Hunger Force 01:30
12 oz. Mouse 01:45 Robot Chicken
02:00 Assy Mcgee 02:15 Tom Goes
to the Mayor 02:30 Sealab 2021 02:45
Aqua Teen Hunger Force 03:00 Cops
on Camera 04:00 In Your Face 04:30
Britain’s Toughest Towns
ITV 2
07:00 GMTV2 10:25 Coronation Street
10:55 Emmerdale 11:55 Oprah Winfrey
12:40 Judge Judy 13:00 Coronation
Street 13:30 Emmerdale 14:30 The Jeremy Kyle Show 15:35 The Ricki Lake
Show 16:20 The Jeremy Kyle Show
17:25 Sally Jessy Raphael 18:15 Airline USA 18:40 Judge Judy 20:00 Smallville 21:00 About a Boy 23:00 Coronation Street 23:30 Deadline 00:30 Jack
Osbourne: Adrenaline Junkie II 01:30
Deadline 02:30 ITV Play
ITV 3
07:00 Never the Twain 07:25 Tales of
the Unexpected 07:55 HeartBeat 08:55
Peak Practice 09:55 Ironside 10:55
Quincy, M.E. 11:55 Quantum Leap
12:55 Cagney and Lacey 13:55 Hannay
15:00 Never the Twain 15:30 Tales of
the Unexpected 16:00 Pie in the Sky
ITV 4
19:00 The Saint 20:00 Used Car
Roadshow 21:00 Friday Night Lights
22:00 Police, Camera, Action! 22:30
The Force 23:00 Dungeons and Dragons: Wrath of the Dragon God 01:10
Play Misty for Me 03:10 Criss Angel
Mindfreak 03:40 Millennium
LIVING
07:00 Home Shopping 08:00 Divorce Court 09:00 Maury 09:55 The Fix
10:00 The Golden Girls 11:00 Cheaters
12:00 The Jerry Springer Show 13:00
Maury 13:55 The Fix 14:00 Will and
Grace 15:00 Bewitched 16:00 Close to
Home 17:00 Charmed 19:00 America’s
Next Top Model 20:00 The X Files
21:00 Canada’s Next Top Model 22:00
CSI: 23:00 Criminal Minds 00:00 CSI
01:00 The X Files 02:00 CSI 03:00 Will
and Grace 04:00 Body of Evidence:
From the Case Files
PARAMOUNT comedy
07:00 QVC 10:00 Life on a Stick 11:00
Two and a Half Men 12:00 King of
Queens 13:00 Everybody Loves Raymond 14:00 Life on a Stick 15:00 Becker 16:00 Two and a Half Men 17:00
King of Queens 18:00 Everybody Loves
Raymond 19:00 Frasier 20:00 Becker
21:00 That ‘70s Show 22:00 Everybody Loves Raymond 23:00 Sex and The
City 2 00:10 South Park 00:40 World
Stands Up 01:10 Live at the Fringe
02:10 Sex and The City 03:20 South
Park 04:20 Sexy Cam 04:30 Linc’s
SCI FI
09:00 Teleshopping 12:00 Andromeda
SKY one
07:00 Sunrise With Eamonn Holmes
10:00 Project Catwalk 11:00 Stargate SG-1 12:00 Stargate SG-1 13:00
Angel 14:00 Bones 15:00 Cold Case
16:00 Las Vegas 17:00 Stargate SG1 19:00 Stargate Atlantis 20:00 The
Simpsons 21:00 Volcano 23:00 Lost
00:00 Law and Order 01:00 Stargate
Atlantis 02:00 Las Vegas 02:50 Mile
High 03:40 Hot Summer Down Under
04:30 Star Trek: Voyager 05:20 Uncut!
Reps in Ibiza
UKTV gold
07:00 EastEnders 07:35 Neighbours
08:05 Last of the Summer Wine 08:45
2point4 Children 09:25 EastEnders
10:00 The Bill 11:00 Casualty 12:00
Dallas 13:00 Charlie’s Angels 14:00
Catherine Cookson’s The Cinder Path
17:00 The Afternoon Play 18:00 Dallas
19:00 Charlie’s Angels 20:00 Carry on
Doctor 22:00 Dalziel and Pascoe 00:20
Men Behaving Badly 01:40 Early Doors
02:20 Room 101 03:00 Have I Got
2002 For You
UKTV people
10:00 Disaster Masters 11:00 Animal
Park 12:00 Airport 13:00 Disaster
Masters 14:00 Animal Park 15:00 Airport 16:00 Disaster Masters 17:00 Animal Park 18:00 Airport 19:00 Disaster
Masters 20:00 Animal Park 21:00
Airport 22:00 Honey We’re Killing The
Kids 23:00 Taxicab Confessions 00:00
Family Bonds 01:00 Forensic Files
02:00 Honey We’re Killing The Kids
UKTV style
08:00 Builders Sweat and Tears 08:30
Staying Put 09:00 Car Booty 10:00
DIY SOS 11:00 Who Rules the Roost?
12:00 Living in the Sun 13:00 Escape
to the Country 14:00 Cash in the Attic
15:00 Extreme Makeover: Home Edition 16:00 The Clothes Show 17:00
Houses Behaving Badly 18:00 Property Prophets 19:00 Homes under the
Hammer 20:00 Escape to the Country 21:00 Trading Up 22:00 DIY SOS
23:00 Extreme Makeover: Home Edition 00:00 Farm of Fussy Eaters 01:00
From House to Home 02:00 Beat the
Burglar 03:00 Stylin’ Gypsies
UKTV bright ideas
07:00 Seven Year Makeover 07:30 Design ER 08:00 Our House 09:00 Our
Home 09:30 Room Rivals 10:00 Antiques Roadshow 11:00 Hard Sell 11:30
Weed It and Reap 12:00 Deck Dates
12:30 Room Rivals 13:00 Tamasin’s
Great British Classics 13:30 Heaven’s
Kitchen Cookbook 14:00 Chefs at Sea
with Ed Baines 14:30 Danny By The
Sea 15:00 Seven Year Makeover 15:30
Design ER 16:00 Our House 17:00
Hard Sell 17:30 Weed It and Reap
18:00 Antiques Roadshow
UKTV drama
08:00 Pickwick Papers 08:40 The Dick
Emery Show 09:00 Murder, She Wrote
10:00 Hetty Wainthropp Investigates
11:00 Bergerac 12:00 As Time Goes
By 12:40 Waiting For God 13:20 Last
of the Summer Wine 14:00 Dangerfield 15:00 Murder, She Wrote 16:00
Bergerac 17:00 Hetty Wainthropp
Investigates 18:00 As Time Goes By
18:40 Waiting For God 19:20 Last of
the Summer Wine 20:00 Dangerfield
21:00 Murder, She Wrote 22:00 The
Inspector Lynley Mysteries 23:55
Murder, She Wrote 00:55 The Inspector Lynley Mysteries 02:45 Campion
03:35 Born and Bred 04:25 Howards’
Way 05:15 Pickwick Papers
36
TELEVISION
May 4 - May 10 2007
Thursday 10th May 2007
BBC 1
BBC 2
ITV 1
CHANNEL 4
FIVE
E4
07:00 Breakfast
10:15 Animal Park
11:00 Homes under the
Hammer
12:00 To Buy or Not to Buy
12:45 Cash in the Attic
13:15 Bargain Hunt
14:00 BBC News and Weather
14:30 Regional News and
Weather
14:40 Neighbours
15:05 Doctors
15:35 Murder, She Wrote
16:20 BBC News and
Weather
16:25 Pitt and Kantrop
16:55 Watch My Chops
17:10 The Basil Brush Show
17:35 Dinosapien
18:00 Blue Peter
18:25 Newsround
18:35 Neighbours
19:00 BBC News and
Weather
19:30 Regional News
Programmes
20:00 Castaway
20:30 EastEnders
21:00 Holby City
22:00 Hustle
23:00 BBC News
23:35 Question Time
00:35 This Week
01:25 Panorama
01:55 Victoria’s Empire
02:55 Return to
Lullingstone Castle
03:25 To Buy or Not to Buy
03:55 Joins BBC News 24
07:00
07:20
07:35
08:00
08:15
08:30
09:00
07:00
10:25
11:30
13:30
14:30
07:00
07:10
07:35
08:00
08:30
07:00
07:10
07:25
07:35
07:45
08:15
08:30
08:45
09:00
09:05
09:20
09:25
09:40
09:50
10:00
11:30
07:00 Uninterrupted
08:00 Robert Carlyle - Been
Away For A While
09:00 Skinny Jeans Superstars
10:00 Uninterrupted
11:00 Mcfly’s Boys With
Guitars
12:00 Fresh Gigs
13:00 Nothing But Fit
Young Men
14:00 Robert Carlyle - Been
Away For A While
15:05 Switched
15:40 Ed
16:30 The O.C.
17:30 Hollyoaks
18:00 Friends
19:00 Scrubs
20:00 Hollyoaks
20:30 The War at Home
21:00 Friends
21:30 Friends
22:00 ER
23:00 Sex in Court
23:30 The Naked Gun 2 1/2:
The Smell Of Fear
01:05 Scrubs
02:05 Ed
02:55 Sex in Court
03:25 Porn: A Family Business
04:20 The War at Home
04:40 The O.C.
05:25 Switched
09:15
09:30
09:45
10:00
10:15
10:25
10:45
11:00
11:15
11:30
11:50
12:10
12:30
12:50
13:00
13:30
14:00
14:45
15:45
16:45
17:30
18:15
19:00
19:30
20:00
20:30
21:00
21:30
22:00
22:30
23:00
23:30
00:20
00:50
03:00
05:00
Fimbles
The Story Makers
Balamory
Arthur
Chucklevision
Get 100
The Story of Tracy
Beaker
Krypto the Superdog
Jackanory Junior
Numberjacks
Boogie Beebies
Brum
Me Too!
Something Special
Postman Pat
The Roly Mo Show
Look and Read
Music Makers
English Express
Big Slam Poetry
Primary Geography
The Daily Politics
Working Lunch
Animal Park
Living in the Sun
Escape to the Country
Flog It!
Ready, Steady, Cook
The Weakest Link
Eggheads
Great British Menu
Wild Wensleydale
The Museum
Hairy Bikers Ride Again
It’s Not Easy Being Green
The Catherine Tate Show
Roman’s Empire
The Graham Norton Show
Newsnight
Desi DNA
The Legend Of 1900
The Animated Canterbury
Tales in Middle English
The Animated Epics
15:00
16:00
17:00
19:00
19:30
20:00
20:30
21:00
22:00
23:30
00:00
00:30
01:00
05:05
06:00
06:30
GMTV
The Jeremy Kyle Show
This Morning
Loose Women
ITV Lunchtime News
and Weather
Midsomer Murders
For The Rest of Your
Life
Poirot
London Tonight
ITV Evening News;
Weather
Emmerdale
Emmerdale Family
Album
The Bill
The Last Detective
ITV News; Weather
Suggs in Soho
Legends
ITV Play
The Jeremy Kyle Show
ITV Nightscreen
ITV Morning News
GMTV
07.00 - 10.25
GMTV News Hour with
John Stapleton and Penny
Smith. 7.00 GMTV Today:
Ben Shephard and Fiona
Phillips with the latest news,
views and chat. Plus
Richard Arnold’s
TV highlights. 8.35
LK Today: Fashion,
showbiz and lifestyle news with
Lorraine Kelly
and guests.
09:00
09:30
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
12:30
13:00
13:30
14:30
16:30
17:15
18:00
19:00
19:30
20:00
20:55
21:00
21:30
22:00
00:05
01:05
02:45
04:25
04:40
05:40
05:45
06:10
06:15
06:25
The Treacle People
The Hoobs
The Hoobs
Freshly Squeezed
Everybody Loves
Raymond
Just Shoot Me
Just Shoot Me
Frasier
Take Away My Takeaway
Don’t Make Me Angry
The Underdogs
The Deadly Knowledge
Show
News at Noon
Life Begins Again
Channel 4 Racing From
Chester and Goodwood
Countdown
Deal or No Deal
The Paul O’Grady Show
The Simpsons
Hollyoaks
Channel 4 News
3 Minute Wonder
A Place In The Sun
A Place In The Sun
Saddam’s Tribe
Hitler: The Rise of Evil
The Aristocrats
Disco Pigs
Love Me or Leave Me
Alone
The Seven Sins
of England
3 Minute Wonder
Unreported World
3 Minute Wonder
In Your Dreams
Countdown
12:30
13:00
13:30
14:35
14:45
16:20
16:25
18:30
19:00
19:30
20:00
20:15
21:00
22:00
23:00
00:00
01:00
05:00
The Save-Ums!
Fifi and The Flowertots
Franny’s Feet
Bird Bath
Hi-5
Roary the Racing Car
Little Princess
Make Way for Noddy
Say It with Noddy
Fifi and The Flowertots
Peppa Pig
Thomas and Friends
Old Bear Stories
Mio Mao
The Wright Stuff
The Trisha Goddard
Show
five News
Home and Away
Colin and Justin
on The Estate
Russell Grant’s
Postcards
Al Jennings of
Oklahoma
five News Update
Cutaway
five News
Home and Away
Two and a Half Men
five News
How Not to Decorate
Ann Maurice:
Interior Rivalry
House
Shark
CSI: Crime
Scene Investigation
Quiz Call
Dutch Football
ER
22.00 - 23.00
ER follows the medical personnel
and patients in the emergency room
of Chicago’s fictional County General
Hospital. Created by best-selling author
Michael Crichton (“Jurassic Park”) and
produced by John Wells (“The West
Wing”), Christopher Chulack (“Third
Watch”), David Zabel (“JAG”), and R.
Scott Gemmill (“Jonny Zero”)
DOCUMENTARIES
DISCOVERY
07:00 Time Team 08:00 Mythbusters
09:00 How It’s Made 10:00 Deadliest
Catch 11:00 American Chopper 12:00
How It’s Made 13:00 Mythbusters
14:00 Deadliest Catch 15:00 The F.B.I.
Files 16:00 Forensic Detectives 17:00
Time Team 18:00 How It’s Made 19:00
American Chopper 20:00 Mythbusters
21:00 How Do They Do It? 21:30 How
It’s Made 22:00 My Shocking Story
23:00 Deadliest Catch 00:00 The Perfect Disaster 01:00 The F.B.I. Files
02:00 True Crime Scene 03:00 Forensic Detectives 04:00 Deadliest Catch
04:50 My Shocking Story 05:40 Mega
Builders 06:30 How It’s Made
DISCOVERY real time
08:00 Rex Hunt Fishing Adventures
09:00 Record Breaking Fish 09:30
Hooked on Fishing: Chub on The Fly
10:00 Joy of Painting 11:00 Location,
Location, Location 11:30 Build, Buy
or Restore Abroad 12:00 Relocation,
Relocation 13:00 A Place In The Sun
14:00 Biker Build-off 15:00 Wrecks
to Riches 16:00 Record Breaking Fish
16:30 Hooked on Fishing: Chub on The
Fly 17:00 Holmes on Homes 18:00
Overhaulin’ 19:00 Wheeler Dealers
20:00 A Place In The Sun 21:00 Location, Location, Location 21:30 Build,
Buy or Restore Abroad 22:00 Miami
Ink 23:00 Little People, Big World
00:00 Anti-Social Old Buggers 01:00
Biker Build-off
NATIONAL geographic
09:00 Explosive Force Investigated
10:00 Secrets 11:00 Ballistics Investigated 12:00 Battlefront 13:00 The Sea
Hunters 14:00 How It Works 15:00
Air Crash Investigation 16:00 Megastructures 17:00 Ballistics Investigated
18:00 Loch Ness Investigated 19:00
Landslides Investigated 20:00 Wild
Dog Diaries 21:00 Megastructures
22:00 I Didn’t Know That 23:00 Monster Moves 00:00 Air Crash Investigation 01:00 I Didn’t Know That 02:00
Monster Moves
HISTORY channel
09:00 Deep Sea Detectives 10:00 Nostradamus: 500 Years Later 11:00 The
British Empire in Colour 12:00 Ancient
Monster Hunters 13:00 Battlefield Detectives 14:00 Murder in Normandy
15:00 Last Days of World War II 16:00
Stalin 17:00 Murder in Normandy
18:00 Last Days of World War II 19:00
Battlefield Detectives 20:00 Hidden
House History 20:30 How The West
Was Made 21:00 Fire and Ice 22:00
The Lost Evidence 23:00 D-Days in the
Pacific 00:00 Confronting Evil 01:00
Stalin 02:00 Deep Sea Detectives
UKTV documentary
10:00 Magic 11:00 A Natural History:
Wild Europe 12:00 Fred Dibnah’s Age
of Steam 13:00 A Scot in the Arctic
14:00 A Natural History: Wild Europe
15:00 Tank Overhaul 16:00 A Scot in
the Arctic 17:00 Fred Dibnah’s Age of
Steam 18:00 A Natural History: Wild
Europe 19:00 Tank Overhaul 20:00 A
Scot in the Arctic 21:00 A Natural History: Wild Europe 22:00 Tank Overhaul
23:00 Fred Dibnah’s Age of Steam
00:00 A Scot in the Arctic
ANIMAL planet
08:30 Dog Listener Down Under 09:00
Monkey Business 09:30 Going Ape
10:00 Wildlife SOS 10:30 Pet Rescue
11:00 Animal Cops Houston: The Most
Unwanted 12:00 Wild Rescues 12:30
Monkey Business 13:00 Crocodile
Hunter 14:00 Animal Precinct 15:00
Emergency Vets 15:30 Horsetails 16:00
Pet Rescue 16:30 Shauna’s Amazing
Animal Videos 17:00 Monkey Business
17:30 Going Ape 18:00 Animal Cops
Houston: Deep Wounds 19:00 Animal
Precinct 20:00 RSPCA: On The Frontline 20:30 Monkey Business 21:00
Going Ape 21:30 Xtremely Wild 22:00
Crocodile Hunter 23:00 Miami Animal Police 00:00 Wildlife SOS 00:30
Monkey Business 01:00 Going Ape
01:30 Emergency Vets 02:00 Animal
Cops Houston: Deep Wounds 03:00
Miami Animal Police
SPORT
SKY SPORTS 1
07:00 Spanish Cup Football:
Copa Del Rey Semi-Final
2nd Leg
09:00 Ford Football Special:
Chelsea V Manchester United
10:30 PGA Europro Tour Golf:
PGA Europro Tour ‘Living The Dream’
11:30 European Tour Weekly
12:00 European Tour Golf: Open
De Andalucia
14:00 Total Rugby
14:30 Ford Football Special:
Chelsea V Manchester United
16:00 Irish Greyhound Racing
16:30 Total Rugby
17:00 European Tour Golf:
Open De Andalucia
19:00 Guinness Rugby Club
20:30 Ford Football Special:
Tottenham Hotspur
V Blackburn Rovers
23:15 FIFA Futbol Mundial
23:45 Guinness Rugby Club
01:15 Ford Football Special:
Tottenham Hotspur
V Blackburn Rovers
02:45 FIFA Futbol Mundial
03:15 Boots ‘N’ All
SKY SPORTS 2
07:00 Aerobics Oz Style
07:30 On the Edge
08:00 World Wrestling
Entertainment Experience
09:00 Watersports World
10:00 On the Edge
10:30 Irish Greyhound Racing
11:00 Motorsport
12:00 Aerobics Oz Style
12:30 Racing News
13:00 Tennis: ATP
Rome Masters 2007
19:00 ATP Tennis Magazine
19:30 Extreme Carp
20:00 NBA Action
20:30 Tennis: ATP
Rome Masters 2007
22:30 ATP Tennis Magazine
23:00 Boots ‘N’ All
00:00 Netball: Netball Super
League
02:00 Guinness Rugby Club
SKY SPORTS 3
07:00 International Cricket:
Bangladesh V India
1st Odi Ses.2 (e)
13:30 Watersports World
14:30 Irish Greyhound Racing
15:00 Motorsport
16:00 Spanish Cup Football:
Copa Del Rey Semi-Final
2nd Leg
18:00 World Wrestling
Entertainment Heat
19:00 International Cricket:
Bangladesh V India
1st Odi Highlights
21:00 Boots ‘N’ All
22:00 World Wrestling
Entertainment Late
Night Raw
00:00 ECW Wrestling
01:00 International Cricket:
Bangladesh V India
1st Odi Highlights
03:00 On the Edge
03:30 Race World
EUROSPORT
08:30 Marathon: Sand
Marathon Marathon
09:00 FIA World Touring
Car Championship:
FIA WTCC Magazine
09:30 Speedway
10:30 Rally
11:30 All Sports: Watts Prime
12:00 Tennis: WTA
Tournament In Berlin,
Germany
13:30 Tennis: Tatiana’s World
13:45 Tennis: WTA
Tournament In Berlin,
Germany
17:30 Football: UEFA European
Under-17 Championship
In Belgium
19:15 Tennis: WTA
Tournament In Berlin,
Germany
20:15 Football: UEFA European
Under-17 Championship
In Belgium
22:00 Boxing: International
Contest In Saint Quentin,
France
23:30 Football: UEFA European
Under-17 Championship
In Belgium
ESPN classic
07:00 Superstars
08:00 Boxing Legends:
Wilfred Benitez
09:00 Superstars
10:00 League Cup: Liverpool
V Man C
11:00 UEFA: St Etienne
V Liverpool
12:00 Kevin Keegan: Football
Messiah
13:00 Strikers: Alan Brazil
13:30 Arsenal V Man Utd,
02/03
14:00 UEFA: St Etienne
V Liverpool
15:00 Boxing Legends: Wilfred
Benitez
16:00 CWC ‘92: England
V Pakistan, Final
17:00 Kevin Keegan: Football
Messiah
18:00 Barbarians V Cardiff
18:30 Barbarians V Leicester
19:00 FA Cup Final: Arsenal
V Man Utd
20:00 The Liverpool Story:
Reds In China
21:00 CWC ‘83: Australia
V West Indies
21:30 CWC ‘83: Semi-Finals
22:00 Barbarians V Leicester
22:30 UEFA: Man Utd V Juventus
23:00 UEFA: FC Zurich
V Liverpool
00:00 Strikers: Trevor Francis
00:30 Everton V Liverpool,
00/01
01:00 This is Anfield
02:00 Boxing Legends:
Wilfred Benitez
03:00 Arsenal V Man Utd,
02/03
03:30 Everton V Liverpool,
00/01
04:00 This is Anfield
05:00 The Liverpool Story:
Reds In China
06:00 Figure Skating: Road
o Glory
TOTTENHAM
V BLACKBURN
Sky Sports 1
20.30 - 23.15
Sky Sports will broadcast
its 1000th game from
the Premiership when
Spurs meet Blackburn
Rovers at White
Hart Lane. A
repeat of last year’s
3-2 thriller would be a worthy celebration.
TELEVISION
May 4 - May 10 2007
37
Thursday 10th May 2007
FILMS
SKY MOVIES sci-fi & horror
13:00 An American Werewolf
In Paris
15:00 Cursed
17:00 Journey to the Center
of the Earth
20:10 An American Werewolf
In Paris
22:00 Doom
23:50 Cursed
01:30 Evil Dead II
03:05 Doom
SKY MOVIES premier
17:00
18:40
20:30
21:00
23:00
01:00
See Arnold Run
The Matador
Premiere Close Up
Final Destination 3
Capote
Get Rich or Die Tryin’
SKY MOVIES modern greats
08:30 My Cousin Vinny
10:35 The Offence
12:40 On Golden Pond
14:45
17:25
19:30
20:00
22:00
00:35
Amistad
The Offence
Modern Greats Close Up
Rocky V
Amistad
Death Wish V: The Face
of Death
02:15 The Crow
04:00 The Offence
05:55 Rocky V
SKY MOVIES indies
13:00
15:00
17:00
19:00
19:50
20:10
22:00
23:45
02:10
04:10
Mad Hot Ballroom
Transamerica
The Eighth Day
The Dream is Alive
Lai See
Mad Hot Ballroom
Transamerica
The Portrait of a Lady
The Libertine
The Dream is Alive
SKY MOVIES family
07:45 Deck the Halls
09:15 Family Close Up
Seed Of Chucky
Sky Movies HD 2
17.15 - 19.05
The killer doll is back! Glen is the orphan doll offspring of the irrepressible devilish-doll-come-to-life
Chucky and his equally twisted bride Tiffany. When
production starts on a movie detailing the urban
legend of his parents’ lethal exploits, Glen heads for
Hollywood where he brings his bloodthirsty parents
back from the dead. The family dynamics are far
from perfect as Chucky and Tiffany go Hollywood
and get rolling on a new spree of murderous
mayhem--much to gentle Glen’s horror. Chucky
can’t believe that his child doesn’t want to walk in
his murdering footsteps, and star-struck Tiffany
can’t believe that the movie will star her favorite
actress, Jennifer Tilly, who soon becomes an unwitting hostess to this new family in more ways than
one.
09:45
11:45
13:25
15:10
17:20
19:20
21:00
22:40
00:50
02:20
04:00
05:40
Because of Winn-Dixie
Ella Enchanted
Are We There Yet?
The Adventures of Baron
Munchausen
Because of Winn-Dixie
Ella Enchanted
Are We There Yet?
The Adventures of Baron
Munchausen
Best Man in Grass Creek
Gone Fishin’
A Pig’s Tale
Under Wraps
SKY MOVIES drama
08:45 Anastasia: The Mystery
of Anna
10:40 Crimes of Passion:
Victim Of Love
12:20 The Simple Life of
Noah Dearborn
13:55 Judas
15:40 Anastasia: The Mystery
of Anna
17:40 Crimes of Passion:
Victim Of Love
19:20 The Simple Life of Noah
Dearborn
21:00 Walk The Line
23:20 The Edge
01:20 Outrage
02:55 Woman with a Past
04:30 Friday Night Lights
06:30 Crimes of Passion:
Victim Of Love
SKY MOVIES comedy
08:20
10:30
12:45
14:30
16:40
18:50
21:00
23:00
01:00
02:55
The Pirates of Penzance
Two Much
Bean
Kingpin
Meet the Fockers
Two Much
Kingpin
Meet the Fockers
Bull Durham
Semi-Tough
04:50 Twin Town
06:35 The Pirates of Penzance
SKY MOVIES classics
07:15 A Woman of Paris
09:00 Invasion of the Body
Snatchers
10:40 Buchanan Rides Alone
12:25 Chaplin Today - A
Woman Of Paris
13:00 A Woman of Paris
14:45 The Private Life of
Sherlock Holmes
16:55 Classics Close Up
17:25 Around The World In
80 Days
20:20 Buchanan Rides Alone
22:00 The Private Life of
Sherlock Holmes
00:15 Days of Wine and Roses
02:15 The Comedy of Terrors
04:00 Drama Close Up
04:30 Around The World In
80 Days
SKY MOVIES action/thriller
07:10
09:00
11:05
13:15
15:05
17:05
18:55
21:00
23:05
00:55
03:10
05:00
Gettin’ Square
The Chamber
The Peacemaker
In the Line of Duty:
Smoke Jumpers
Gettin’ Square
Rush Hour
The Chamber
The Peacemaker
Rush Hour
Domino
I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead
In the Line of Duty:
Smoke Jumpers
SKY MOVIES HD 1
12:00 Oliver Twist
14:10 Hitch
16:10 The Librarian: Quest
for the Spear
18:00 Surviving Christmas
19:50 Oliver Twist
22:00 Hitch
00:10 The Accused
02:10 Surviving Christmas
SKY MOVIES HD 2
13:00
15:00
17:15
19:05
21:00
23:00
01:05
03:15
The Hudsucker Proxy
Sahara
Seed of Chucky
The Hudsucker Proxy
Broken Flowers
Sahara
Breakfast on Pluto
Seed of Chucky
FILM 4
14:00 Phffft
15:40 Gift Horse
17:35 The Count of Monte
Cristo
19:35 Chariots of Fire
22:00 The Day After Tomorrow
00:25 Twisted
02:15 Roma
TCM
07:35 Teleshopping
07:55 The Prince and The
Pauper
09:55 Boys’ Night Out
12:00 At the Circus
13:40 Alfred The Great
16:00 In The Good Old
Summertime
17:55 Skyjacked
19:45 2010
22:00 Being There
00:20 The Sunshine Boys
02:20 The Strawberry
Statement
04:10 Teleshopping
04:30 Northern Pursuit
06:00 Kill or Cure
DISNEY cinemagic
07:00
07:25
07:45
08:10
The Little Mermaid
Aladdin
House of Mouse
Emperor’s New School
08:35
09:00
09:50
10:15
10:40
11:05
11:30
11:55
12:20
12:45
13:10
13:35
14:00
14:25
14:50
15:15
15:35
16:00
16:20
16:45
17:10
17:35
18:00
19:15
19:40
20:00
21:25
21:40
22:00
22:25
22:50
23:15
23:45
00:10
00:35
Recess
Lilo and Stitch
House of Mouse
Tarzan
Tarzan
Goof Troop
Hercules
Aladdin
101 Dalmatians
Buzz Lightyear of
Star Command
The Little Mermaid
DuckTales
House of Mouse
Tarzan
Lilo and Stitch
Aladdin
Hercules
House of Mouse
Tarzan
Lilo and Stitch
Emperor’s New School
Recess
Brother Bear 2
Recess
Lilo and Stitch
Angels in the Infield
House of Mouse
Tarzan
Lilo and Stitch
Emperor’s New School
Recess
DuckTales
Lilo and Stitch
Recess
House of Mouse
DOOM
Sky Movies Sci Fi/Horror
22.00 - 23.50
Olduvai Research Station is a remote
scientific facility on Mars where something
has gone terribly wrong. All experiments
have ceased, and communication has
failed. It’s Level 5 Quarantine, and the
only souls allowed in or out are the Rapid
Response Tactical Squad (RRTS)--hardened Marines armed to the teeth with
enough firepower to neutralize any enemy-or so they think. The researchers at this
Red Planet station have unwittingly opened
a door, and all hell has broken loose.
GENERAL INTEREST
BBC 3
20:00 Panic Room 21:00 Eurovision
Song Contest Semi-Final 2007 23:40
EastEnders 00:10 Two Pints of Lager
and a Packet of Crisps 01:10 Football
Gaffes Galore 02:05 Mischief 03:05
Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of
Crisps 04:00 Panic Room
BBC 4
20:00 The Avengers 20:50 Diary of
a Nobody: Shorts 21:00 The World
21:30 Once a Soldier 22:00 The Edwardians in Colour 23:00 The Diary
of a Nobody 23:30 Never Mind the
Full Stops 00:00 How the Edwardians
Spoke 01:00 Once a Soldier 01:30 The
Edwardians in Colour 02:30 The Diary
of a Nobody 03:00 Never Mind the Full
Stops 03:30 Once a Soldier 04:00 The
Edwardians in Colour
BBC prime
07:00 Little Robots 07:10 Angelmouse
07:15 Tweenies 07:35 Balamory 07:55
Teletubbies 08:20 The Roly Mo Show
08:35 William’s Wish Wellingtons
08:40 Big Cook Little Cook 09:00
Room Rivals 09:30 Location, Location,
Location 10:30 Garden Invaders 11:00
Design Rules 11:30 Wildlife Specials
12:30 Dad’s Army 13:00 Kiss Me Kate
13:30 My Family 14:00 The Buccaneers 15:00 Silent Witness 16:00 Passport to The Sun 16:30 Room Rivals
17:00 Cash in the Attic 17:30 Bargain
Hunt 18:00 Kiss Me Kate 18:30 My Family 19:00 Staying Put 20:00 Silent
Witness 21:00 Murder in Mind 22:00
The League of Gentlemen 22:30 French and Saunders 23:00 Silent Witness
00:00 Dad’s Army 00:30 Murder in
Mind 01:30 Kiss Me Kate 02:00 My
Family 02:30 EastEnders 03:00 Silent
Witness 04:00 The Buccaneers 05:00
Garden Invaders 05:30 Balamory
05:50 Tweenies 06:10 Big Cook Little
Cook 06:30 Tikkabilla
BBC world
07:00 BBC News 07:30 World Business Report 08:00 BBC News 08:30
World Business Report 08:45 Sport
Today 09:00 BBC News 09:30 Fast
Track 10:00 BBC News 10:30 HARDtalk
11:00 BBC News 11:30 Climate Challenge 12:00 BBC News 12:30 World
Business Report 12:45 Sport Today
13:00 World News Today 14:00 BBC
News 14:30 World Business Report
14:45 Sport Today 15:00 BBC News
15:30 Asia Today 15:45 Sport Today
16:00 BBC News 16:30 HARDtalk
17:00 BBC News 17:30 Talking Movies
18:00 BBC News 18:30 Asia Today
19:00 BBC News 19:30 World Business Report 19:45 Sport Today 20:00
BBC News 20:30 HARDtalk 21:00 BBC
News 21:30 Click 22:00 World News
Today 23:00 BBC News 23:15 Sport
Today 23:30 World Business Report
00:00 BBC News 00:30 Asia Today
00:45 World Business Report 01:00
BBC News 01:30 HARDtalk 02:00 BBC
News 02:30 World Business Report
03:00 BBC News 03:30 Talking Movies
04:00 BBC News 04:30 World Business
Report 04:45 Sport Today 05:00 BBC
News 05:30 HARDtalk Extra 06:00 BBC
News 06:30 World Business Report
BRAVO
09:00 Street Crime UK 10:00 Cops on
Camera 11:00 Buck Rogers in The 25th
Century 12:00 Walker, Texas Ranger
13:00 Street Crime UK 14:00 Dog the
Bounty Hunter 15:00 Street Crime UK
16:00 America’s Hardest Bounty Hunters 16:30 Cops 17:00 Dog the Bounty
Hunter 18:00 Cops on Camera 19:00
Buck Rogers in The 25th Century
20:00 Walker, Texas Ranger 21:00 Dog
the Bounty Hunter 22:00 In Your Face
22:30 Britain’s Toughest Towns 23:00
Brits Behind Bars: America’s Toughest
Jail 23:30 New Sin Cities 00:00 Debbie
Does Dallas Again 01:15 Modern Toss
01:30 Afro Samurai 02:00 Squidbillies
02:15 Tom Goes to the Mayor 02:30
Sealab 2021 02:45 Aqua Teen Hunger
Force 03:00 Cops on Camera 04:00
In Your Face 04:30 Britain’s Toughest
Towns
DISNEY
07:00 Lilo and Stitch 07:25 Kim Possible 07:50 American Dragon: Jake Long
08:10 Recess 08:35 The Suite Life of
Zack and Cody 09:00 That’s So Raven
09:25 Hannah Montana 09:50 Lizzie
McGuire 10:15 Kim Possible 10:40
Fillmore 11:05 Tarzan 11:30 House
of Mouse 11:55 Lilo and Stitch 12:20
American Dragon: Jake Long 12:45
Recess 13:15 Kim Possible 13:45 The
Proud Family 14:10 Smart Guy 14:30
Teen Angel 14:55 Phil of the Future
15:20 Lizzie McGuire 15:45 The Suite
Life of Zack and Cody 16:10 That’s So
Raven 16:35 Emperor’s New School
17:00 Recess 17:35 Kim Possible
18:00 The Suite Life of Zack and Cody
18:25 Hannah Montana 18:50 That’s
So Raven 19:40 Lizzie McGuire 20:30
The Suite Life of Zack and Cody 21:00
Recess 21:25 Kim Possible 21:45
American Dragon: Jake Long 22:10
Tarzan 22:35 Fillmore 23:00 The Suite Life of Zack and Cody 23:25 Lizzie
McGuire 23:45 That’s So Raven 00:10
The Proud Family 00:30 Kim Possible
ITV 2
07:00 GMTV2 10:25 Coronation Street
10:55 Emmerdale 11:20 Oprah Winfrey 12:10 Judge Judy 13:30 Coronation Street 14:00 Emmerdale 14:30
The Jeremy Kyle Show 15:35 The
Ricki Lake Show 16:20 The Jeremy
Kyle Show 17:25 Sally Jessy Raphael
18:15 Airline USA 18:45 Judge Judy
20:00 Smallville 21:00 Staff from Hell
22:00 Katie and Peter: The Next Chapter 23:00 Deadline 00:00 Supernatural
01:00 Deadline 02:00 ITV Play 05:00
Teleshopping
ITV 3
07:00 Never the Twain 07:25 Tales of
the Unexpected 07:55 HeartBeat 08:55
Peak Practice 09:55 Ironside 10:55
Quincy, M.E. 11:55 Quantum Leap
12:55 Cagney and Lacey 13:55 Hannay
15:00 Never the Twain 15:30 Tales of
the Unexpected 16:00 Pie in the Sky
17:10 Cagney and Lacey 18:10 Quantum Leap 19:10 Rising Damp 19:40
Movies Now 19:50 Lovejoy 21:00
The Two Ronnies 22:00 Hack 23:00
The Commander 00:35 Lovejoy 01:45
HeartBeat 02:40 Brideshead Revisited
03:35 The Jewel in The Crown 04:30
Teleshopping
ITV 4
19:00 The Champions 20:00 3rd Rock
From The Sun 20:30 3rd Rock From
The Sun 21:00 Timecop 22:00 Homicide: Life On The Street 23:00 Play Misty
for Me 01:05 Police Patrol 01:35 The
Force 02:00 Video Justice
LIVING
07:00 Home Shopping 08:00 Divorce
Court 09:00 Maury 09:55 The Fix 10:00
The Golden Girls 11:00 Cheaters 12:00
The Jerry Springer Show 13:00 Maury
13:55 The Fix 14:00 Will and Grace
15:00 Bewitched 16:00 Close to Home
17:00 Charmed 19:00 America’s Next
Top Model 20:00 The X Files 21:00
Kath and Kim 21:30 Campus Ladies
22:00 CSI: Miami 23:00 Boston Legal
00:00 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
01:00 The X Files 02:00 Boston Legal
PARAMOUNT comedy
07:00 QVC 10:00 Life on a Stick 11:00
Two and a Half Men 12:00 King of
Queens 13:00 Everybody Loves Raymond 14:00 Life on a Stick 15:00 Becker 16:00 Two and a Half Men 17:00
King of Queens 18:00 Everybody Loves
Raymond 19:00 Frasier 20:00 Becker
21:00 That ‘70s Show 22:00 Scrubs
23:00 Sex and The City 00:15 South
Park 00:45 World Stands Up 01:15
Live at the Fringe 02:15 Sex and The
City 03:30 World Stands Up
SCI FI
07:00 Farscape 08:00 La Femme Nikita
09:00 Teleshopping 12:00 Andromeda
13:00 Farscape 14:00 Star Trek 15:00
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Lost
World 16:00 Storm 18:00 Dark Angel
19:00 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s The
Lost World 20:00 Roswell 21:00 Dark
Angel 22:00 Stephen King’s Nightmares and Dreamscapes 23:00 Stephen
King’s The Stand 00:00 Heroes 01:00
Medium 02:05 The Erotic Misadventures of The Invisible Man: Butterscotch
Over Berlin
SKY one
07:00 Sunrise With Eamonn Holmes
10:00 Project Catwalk 11:00 Stargate
SG-1 13:00 Angel 14:00 Bones 15:00
Cold Case 16:00 Las Vegas 17:00 Stargate SG-1 18:00 Stargate SG-1 19:00
Stargate Atlantis 20:00 The Simpsons
22:00 Bones 23:00 Cold Case 00:00
Badger or Bust 01:00 Law and Order
02:00 Stargate Atlantis
UKTV gold
08:45 2point4 Children 09:25 EastEnders 10:00 The Bill 11:00 Casualty
12:00 Dallas 13:00 Charlie’s Angels
14:00 Keeping Up Appearances 14:40
Dinnerladies 15:20 My Family 16:00
The Thin Blue Line 16:40 One Foot in
the Grave 18:00 Dallas 19:00 Charlie’s
Angels 20:00 Carry on Don’t Lose Your
Head 21:50 Alistair Mcgowan’s Big
Impression 22:00 Jim’ll Fix It Strikes
Again 22:30 TV Now and Then 23:10
Only Fools and Horses 00:15 Men Behaving Badly 01:35 Early Doors 02:15
Room 101
UKTV people
10:00 Disaster Masters 11:00 Animal
Park 12:00 Airport 13:00 Disaster
Masters 14:00 Animal Park 15:00 Airport 16:00 Disaster Masters 17:00 Animal Park 18:00 Airport 19:00 Disaster
Masters 20:00 Animal Park 21:00
Airport 22:00 Honey We’re Killing The
Kids 23:00 Taxicab Confessions 00:00
Family Bonds 01:00 Forensic Files
UKTV style
08:00 Builders Sweat and Tears 08:30
Staying Put 09:00 Car Booty 10:00
DIY SOS 11:00 Who Rules the Roost?
12:00 Living in the Sun 13:00 Escape
to the Country 14:00 Cash in the Attic 15:00 Extreme Makeover: Home
Edition 17:00 Houses Behaving Badly
18:00 Property Prophets 19:00 Homes
under the Hammer 20:00 Escape to
the Country 21:00 The Million Pound
Property Experiment 22:00 DIY SOS
23:00 Extreme Makeover: Home Edition 01:00 From House to Home 02:00
Beat the Burglar
UKTV bright ideas
07:00 Seven Year Makeover 07:30 Design ER 08:00 Our House 09:00 Our
Home 09:30 Room Rivals 10:00 Antiques Roadshow 11:00 Hard Sell 11:30
Weed It and Reap 12:00 Deck Dates
12:30 Room Rivals 13:00 Tamasin’s
Great British Classics 13:30 Heaven’s
Kitchen Cookbook 14:00 Chefs at Sea
with Ed Baines 14:30 Danny By The
Sea 15:00 Seven Year Makeover 15:30
Design ER 16:00 Our House 17:00
Hard Sell 17:30 Weed It and Reap
18:00 Antiques Roadshow
UKTV drama
08:00 Pickwick Papers 08:40 The Dick
Emery Show 09:00 Murder, She Wrote
10:00 Hetty Wainthropp Investigates
11:00 Bergerac 12:00 As Time Goes
By 12:40 Waiting For God 13:20 Last
of the Summer Wine 14:00 Dangerfield 15:00 Murder, She Wrote 16:00
Bergerac 17:00 Hetty Wainthropp
Investigates 18:00 As Time Goes By
18:40 Waiting For God 19:20 Last of
the Summer Wine 20:00 Dangerfield
21:00 Murder, She Wrote 22:00 Dalziel
and Pascoe 00:15 Murder, She Wrote
01:15 Dalziel and Pascoe 03:35 Campion 04:30 Born and Bred
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MAGAZINE
May 4 - May 10 2007
A D V E R T I S I N G F E AT U R E
Valerie Jean Stage School
Valerie runs the longest
established school in the
area. She has a lot of experience and a lot of gifted
dancers who are keen to
step onto the stage.
In the past, Valerie has
produced many shows
that have put her young
and gifted dancers in the
lime light. This year, she
is inviting fans to a show
called ‘ ‘Let’s dance’ at the
Auditorio del Centro Social
de Dénia.
‘Let’s dance’ is a compilation of many songs and
dance styles. There are
scenes from famous shows
and musicals, such as
Fame or Chicago, classical
scenes from Swan Lake
by Tchaikovsky, Mack the
Knife from The Beggar’s
Opera by Kurt Weill or
Singin’ in the Rain, the
musical that Gene Kelly
made famous.
More than 100 people participate in the show and
there is barely any dance
style that is not covered.
Fame is modern and sexy
with some classical elements, Chicago has a lot of
jazz in the music and modern jazz dance in the presentation. The young girls
have a chance to show their
skills with the grandes and
demi-plies in the scenes
from Tchaikovsky’s popular ballet Swan Lake.
Tap looks very simple but
requires a lot of skills in the
ankles. The song ‘Puttin’ on
the Ritz’ that was originally written by Irving Berlin
and became one of Fred
Astaire’s popular dance
numbers is included in the
show. Another song that
is a favourite amongst the
tap dancers and cannot be
missed in the show is ‘I’ve
got rhythm’. It is originally
by George Gershwin, but
the great jazz singer Ella
Fitzgerald made it famous
when she included it in her
Gershwin Songbook.
Originally a pauper’s
song and first presented
on stage in 1928 as part
of The Beggar’s Opera,
Mack the Knife has become
a pop standard sung by
Louis Armstrong and Ella
Fitzgerald. In the show it is
another wonderful rhythm
for the girls to impress
with their tap skills.
Even the youngest ones,
and they are only four years
old, have their own number
to charm the audience with
the tap number ‘Singin’ in
the Rain’. Although they
are not splashing through
the puddles like Gene Kelly
who made the song famous,
they already tap across the
scenes with their cute little
umbrellas.
With ‘Spirit of the Dance’
the show takes an excursion into Ireland. It combines Irish Dance with the
passionate Latino rhythms
of Tango, Flamenco and
Red- Hot Salsa.
The sisters Emma Devine
and Lucy Glister bring
in a new influence. They
have introduced five songs
from the Broadway musical Annie, ‘Maybe’, ‘Never
fully dressed without a
Smile’, ‘It’s a hard knock
life’, and ‘Annie’.
Tickets for the show tonight
and tomorrow night at 19.30
hours are still available.
They cost ten euros, part
of the cover charge goes
to Raquel Payà, the special
needs school in Dénia.
Valerie Jean has 40 years of teaching
experience under her feet. She originally trained in Britain, but then also
qualified with the Spanish dance teacher association, the SIPDE, the Sociedad
Internacional de Profesores de Baile en
España. She has run the school in Jávea
for nearly twenty years. Every other year
she produces a glamorous show. In the
other year she prepares her pupils for
exams that are internationally recognised.
Emma Devine has a BA in teaching
drama and a post graduate degree as
a primary teacher. She is a member of
Equity, the British actors’ union and used
to run her own stage school in Wimbledon
in London offering drama, dance and
singing lessons.
Lucy Glister is a professional dancer,
who has worked all over the world on
many cruise ships and hotels. Later she
started working as a show producer for
Open Wide in London and went on to
form her own stage school in Tunbridge
Wells. She still has her own dance troupe
that tours around the area to entertain in
local venues.
MAGAZINE
May 4 - May 10 2007
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PUZZLES
CROSSWORD (A)
LOTTERY LOTTO
wordgames.co.uk
Instructions: Eliminate 43 balls and WIN THE JACKPOT! Link all eliminated balls as
you go.
ELIMINATIONS
and higher-numbered balls
28 with a 2 or 8
33 and all twin-digit balls
and alternate balls on its
25 diameter
and the ball which is the
45
sum of its digits
and the ball which is the
49 product of its digits
and all balls on its circle
1 with a 1
and single-digit balls nearer
3 the centre
and greater balls with two
37 odd digits
and the ball one-sixth this
30
number
and the ball two-thirds this
24 number
and all even-numbered
26 balls on its circle
and alternate balls on its
23 diameter
Your six jackpot
balls must total
140
WORD WHEEL
ACROSS
1. Titan (5)
5. God of love (5)
8. Number (3)
9. Wall-painting (5)
10. Midget (5)
11. Impair (3)
12. Banal (5)
15. Malcolm ................ , former
Australian PM (6)
19. Hankering (4)
21. Forest tree (3)
22. Table-top game (4)
24. Rounded (6)
28. Small shop (5)
31. River island (3)
32. Wash out (5)
33. Sci-fi film of 1979 (5)
34. Expected (3)
35. Cleanse (5)
36. The company clerk in
M*A*S*H (5)
Monday
DOWN
1. Bob .............. , Irish rock
singer (6)
2. Domesticated S. American
animal (6)
3. Caramel (6)
4. Dispatch payment (5)
5. Small dog (5)
6. Curtain housing (6)
7. Scarcity (6)
13. German river (4)
14. Shade (4)
16. Flying down to ....... film (3)
17. Card game (4)
18. Engrossed (4)
20. Tin (3)
22. Supplication (6)
23. Acquire (6)
25. Pearl-creating mollusc (6)
26. Combined (6)
27. US currency (6)
29. Sheep-like (5)
30. Believer in a form of
Brahmanism (5)
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
8 - Midday
The Chris Wood Breakfast Show
12 – 2pm
The Nick Hawkins Show
2 – 4pm
Kay C In the Afternoon
4 – 7pm
7 – 9pm
9pm – 7am
S
E
R O
O
P
Roger T
Bof’s
Country
Club
Chris
Heard’s 60s’
Selection
All that
Jazz with
George T
Moore
9 – 11
Hold Back
the Night with
Gerry Shaw
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ANAGRAMS
Theme: MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS - The answer is a Spanish word
1. A jazz tune
MPROTATE
2. Rock band
RAMOBT
3. Wind instrument
ETLACRNIE
4. Blow through a fipple
T UA L FA
5. A jingle hand hit drum
DA P N E TA E R
Friday
Drive Live with Dan ‘The Man’ Davis
Exite FM’s
Rock Show
with Mike
Poole
R
S
Instructions: You have fifteen minutes to find
as many words as possible using the letters in
the wheel. Each word must include the letter
in the centre, and at least three other letters.
Plurals and proper nouns do not count, but
verb forms ending in ‘s’ are allowed. Test your
Spanish knowledge and see if you can make
some Spanish words. The clue for the nine-letter
word this week is:
A central processing unit
Totally
80s’ with
Gary King
9pm – 1am
Boogie Nights
with Chris Wood
Saturday
Sunday
9 – 12
Chris Heard
Breakfast
Sweet sounds on Sunday
with George T Moore
8-9
9 – 1pm
12 – 3
Francis
Symons’
Saturday
Selection
Sunday Morning with
Nick Hawkins
&
Sunday Morning
Love Songs
3–7
Sports World
from the BBC
with Russell
Fuller
Northern Soul
with Stevie B
7 – Midnight
DJ Parker’s
Dance Night
Exite overnight Music Marathon
1–4
4–6
Totally 80’s with Gary King
6–8
Bring Back the 70’s with
Gerry Shaw
8 – 10
Chris Heard’s
Smooth Classics
SIMPLY GREAT
24-HOUR RADIO
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May 4 - May 10 2007
PUZZLES
CROSSWORD (B)
SUDOKU
ACROSS
1. Henchman (10)
8. Ask for (7)
9. Manservant (5)
10. Panel pin (4)
11. ........ to be wild, song (4)
12. Not either (3)
14. Savage (6)
15. Bounty (6)
18. Uncooked (3)
20. Russian name (4)
21. UK singer, .... Almond (4)
23. Summon (5)
24. Get ready! (5,2)
25. Contest of five events
(10)
Rules
• Place a number from 1 to 9 in each
empty cell.
• Each row, column and 3x3 block
bounded by bold line (nine blocks)
contains all the numbers from 1 to 9.
DOWN
1. Get (7)
2. Jazz singer, .... Laine (4)
3. Technique (6)
4. The ........ Hill Mob, film (8)
5. Punctuation mark (5)
6. Smoked sausage (11)
7. Extinct flying reptile (11)
13. Mishap (8)
16. Desert (7)
17. Breed of hound (6)
19. Undamaged (5)
22. Send by post (4)
YOUR
Stars
Will you meet a dark, handsome stranger? Will your lottery ticket show the winning number? Or
is it time you decluttered the cupboard under the stairs and remembered to take the curtains to
the dry-cleaners? Find out what our stars have in store for you this week...
CAPRICORN
Dec 22 – Jan 19
Keep your colleagues
happy this week by
putting your nose to the
grindstone.
Emotional
outbursts can lead to a
much-needed soul-searching session with a loved
one. Fortunately, they will
sense your distress and
help to make life easier
for you.
AQUARIUS
Jan 20 – Feb 18
Do not be moved in the
face of emotional blackmail. Money-making opportunities could be on
the horizon, but you will
have to strike while the
iron is hot. Work matters
at last seem to be smoothing out. A great week for
love.
PISCES
TAURUS
CANCER
Feb 19 – Mar 20
Apr 20 – May 20
Jun 22 – Jul 22
Stick to your guns on the
If love is unrequited, back
Travel is well-starred this
off. Watch your spending
week and could mean
carefully at the moment
visiting somewhere that
and try to tighten your
have
belt. You will seek the com-
before. Seize this exciting
pany of unconventional
opportunity and stay with
people who will help you
your instincts. Look after
break free of your doubts
your health – you have
and do something radical.
been eating and drinking
work front and do not
compromise your values.
Unusually for you, you
may lose your rag at some
point which will force
you to make a break you
should have considered
a long time ago. Friends
and family will be there
for you.
ARIES
Mar 21 – Apr 19
Be careful not to ram
your views down others’
throats this week. On the
other hand, don’t allow
your privacy to be violated. Now is a good time
to concentrate on putting
cash aside for a rainy
day.
never
considered
too much just lately.
GEMINI
May 21 – June 21
Make it appear as though
LEO
Jul 22 – Aug 22
you are working as hard
Seek out cultural pursuits
as possible this week to
this week, which could
avoid being put under
lead to a solid romantic
scrutiny. You are making
partnership, but beware
extra work for your col-
of pure pleasure-seekers.
leagues by resting on your
Try to find a better way of
laurels, although you may
balancing work, home and
not be conscious of this.
family and your friends to
Romance is high on your
avoid conflict across the
agenda this week.
board.
VIRGO
Aug 23 – Sep 22
You may need to fight
your corner a little harder
at work to gain the respect
you deserve, although creative pursuits on the job
front are starred. Having
to bow before a superior
grates on you slightly. Stay
clear of over-emotional
people this week, as they
are probably false friends.
LIBRA
Sep 23 – Oct 23
A sudden windfall is best
spent on educational pursuits or travelling. Try not
to blow your own trumpet
this week, but look out for
some exciting changes on
the work front that could
see you involved in tasks
that are right up your
street.
SCORPIO
Oct 24 – Nov 21
Legal or administrative
dealings and house-hunting or property-selling are
well-starred this week.
Avoid spending a fortune
on someone to impress
them or you will fail miserably. Interesting company is forecast for the week
ahead.
SAGITTARIUS
Nov 22 – Dec 21
If you give an inch this
week, they will take a
mile. Be vigilant and lay
down the law before letting anyone off the leash.
This is a good moment to
take some time out of the
daily grind. Beware that
your pride could be harmful to a close relationship
this week.
MAGAZINE
May 4 - May 10 2007
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LEISURE
CINEMA IN ENGLISH
Cinema Review:
PUERTA DE ALICANTE
SHORTBUS
Friday May 04 18.30hrs
Saturday May 05 16.30 & 18.30hrs
Sunday May 06 12.00, 16.30 & 18.30hrs
Monday May 07 18.30hrs
Tuesday May 08 18.30hrs
Wednesday May 09 18.30hrs
Thursday May 10 18.30hrs
www.panorama-actual.es/cine
Tel. 96 510 79 20
APOCALYPTO
Friday May 04 20.30 & 23.00hrs
Saturday May 05 20.30 & 23.00hrs
Sunday May 06 20.30hrs
Monday May 07 20.30hrs
Tuesday May 08 20.30hrs
Wednesday May 09 20.30hrs
Thursday May 10 20.30hrs
www.panorama-actual.es/cine
Tel. 96 510 79 20
PILAR DE LA HORADADA
THE LAST KING OF SCOTLAND
Saturday May 5 17.30 & 20.15hrs
Sunday May 6 17.30 & 20.15hrs
[email protected]
Tel. 696 632 098
BENIDORM - CINE RINCÓN
Showing at Pilar de la Horadada
THE LAST KING OF SCOTLAND
In the early 1970s, Nicholas Garrigan, a young semi-idealistic Scottish
doctor, comes to Uganda to assist in a rural hospital. Once there, Garrigan soon meet the new President, Idi Amin, whom promises a golden
age for his people. Garrigan hits it off immediately with the rabid Scotland fan, and offers the good quack a senior position in the national
health department and so hence forth, becomes one of Amin’s closest advisers. However as the years ensue, Garrigan notices, which is
some what evident; Amin’s increasingly erratic behavior that grows
beyond a legitimate fear of assassination into a murderous insanity,
also commonly known as genocide; driving Uganda into bloody ruin.
Realising his dire situation with the lunatic leader and most unwilling to
allow doctor Garrigan to return home, Garrigan must then make some
crucial decisions that could mean his death if the crack-pot despot
discovers his plans.
DVD Review
FLUSHED AWAY
Flushed Away is a rip-roaring nautical adventure with
a twist: The heroes are a pair of rodents braving the
sewers underneath London. Roddy (voiced by Hugh
Jackman) is an upper-crust house-mouse who finds
himself flushed into the subterranean sewers. Eager
to return to his posh home, he enlists the help of a
boat-captain rat named Rita (Kate Winslet), who has
troubles of her own; namely the kingpin of the underworld, the Toad (Ian McKellen), and his henchmen including the French mercenary Le Frog (Jean Réno).
Flushed Away is family fun at its best.
THE REAPING
Friday May 04 18.30 & 20.45hrs
Saturday May 18.30hrs
Monday May 07 18.30 & 20.45hrs
Tuesday May 08 18.30 & 20.45hrs
Wednesday May 09 18.30 & 20.45hrs
Thursday May 10 18.30 & 20.45hrs
www.benidormciudad.net
Tel. 96 658 38 59
Book Review
CD Review
ELTON JOHN – ROCKET MAN
‘Rocket Man - The Definitive Hits’ brings together
eighteen classic tracks from Elton John’s career so
far. Featuring twelve UK top ten hits, the album includes such memorable songs such as Your Song,
Sacrifice and Candle In The Wind while showcasing
the unique song-writing partnership of Elton John
and Bernie Taupin. The new single Tinderbox is also
included.
All titles available at Taurus Music Movies, Jávea Alicante. Games Tel: 96 579 53 92
The Zahir
written by: Paulo Coelho
Once again the wonderful and inspiring Brazilian aurhor, Paulo Coehlo has
created yet another masterpiece.
Introducing us with The Alchemist, followed by The Pilgrimigae, The Warrior
of Light, Eleven Minutes and now The
Zahir. Paulo Coelho was born and
raised in Brazil and has become one
of the worlds most-loved authors. He
has sold over 56 million books across
the globe which in turn, have been
translated in to 59 languages.
According to the writer Jorge Luis
Borges, the idea of The Zahir comes
from Islamic tradition and is thought
to have arisen at some point in the
eighteenth century. Zahir, in Arabic,
means visible, present, incapable of
going unoticed. It is someone or something which, once we have come in
to contact with them or it, gradually
occupies our every thought, until we
can think of nothing else. This can be
considered a state of holiness or of
madness.
Synopsis:
A renowned author is arrested on suspision of the dissapearence of his wife,
Esther, a war correspondent however,
it is soon discovered she has indeed
gone missing whilst in Iraq, leaving
no trace. The author is then forced
to continue his life not knowing what
has happened to his wife. He soon
becomes entangled in a web of mystery and personal sacrifice in order to
discover the reality behind his wife’s
sudden disapearance. In his search,
which also encompasses the truth of
his own life, his quest takes him to Central Asia, Spain, France and Croatia.
Moreover, his path delivers him to the
understanding of love, the power of
destiny and what it truely means to
follow your heart.
This book and much like his others is of
a deep philosophical content, allowing the mind to roam free in the wilderness of his his story. It jolts the heart
and moves the soul leaving you the
reader with a rather mellow impact
filled with contentment. A most enjoyable read.
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May 4 - May 10 2007
PUZZLES
ANSWERS TO THIS WEEK’S PUZZLES
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2. Tambor
3. Clarinete
4. Flauta
5. Pandereta
WORD WHEEL
PROCESSOR
Process, coop, sore, rose, rope,
core, ceros, corps, pose, correo
LOTTERY Lotto
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1. Panadería
2. Carnicería
3. Correos
4. Floristería
5. Banco
WORD WHEEL
TRANSPORT
apron, nota, part, pato, patron,
pats, rant, raton, rats, roast, sonar,
start, tarn, tart, toast.
LOTTERY Lotto
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12 16 18 25 44
QUICK QUIZ
1. Cherbourg
2. Peter Shilton (125)
3. Hand for hand,
foot for foot
4.
5.
6.
7.
Ringo Starr
101 Dalmatians
Minsk
£240
8. Arkwright
9. 3-1
10. Warrington
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May 4 - May 10 2007
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H E A LT H
Here comes
the Sun
Diet
Now the sun is here with a vengeance
and sun protection is crucial
By Penny Lapenna
Ultra-violet radiation is
cumulative and every
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MAGAZINE
CLUBS
May 4 - May 10 2007
clubs &societies
What’s going on:
Ladies’ festival for Elaine
Annual dinner dance event at El Canor, Teulada, Friday May 18. A black
tie event and ladies dressed to impress. Profits to charity. All are welcome. Tickets available from Stuart
Osborne. Tel. 96-574-91-41.
Jalón Valley HELP
May Fayre, Sunday May 20 on the
rastro site opposite the bodegas
in Jalón. A large variety of stalls including crafts, plants, books, brica-brac and home made produce.
Come and give your local charity
your support.
MOFTAG Ladies’ Social and Fundraising Club
Home-made produce sale, Saturday May 19 at 11.30hrs at the Delfín
Pub, Calpe. Tel. Joan 96-587-47-23 or
Doreen 96-583-06-69
Paquita’s Country Club,
Benidoleig
Summer fayre May 12 for Dénia Help
stall, contributions welcome and
Car Treasure Hunt May 28. Tel. Janet
Hills 96-640-43-06, see the listing for
full details.
U3A Calpe
The meeting will be May 10, 10.30hrs
at the Casa Cultura. The British Consul will be attending and opening
the yearly exhibition of work by
members. This year it is extending
the exhibition for 10 days by invitation of the Casa de Cultura.
Jubilee Jazz Band
May 4/18, Grand Café Toscamar,
Jávea, 20.30hrs. Tel. 657-135-920
May 8/15/22/29, Monroes Carvery,
Pedreguer, 21.00hrs. Tel. 96-576-17-31
Thursday May 17, Moraira Dutch
Club 17.30hrs 96-649-14-57
May 26th the Jubilee Jazz Band will
play at the Jávea Golf Club following the open tournament ‘Gran Torneo Alemania’. Entries can be made
at the Club, including BBQ, prizes,
music, dancing on the terrace from
20.00hrs. Price: 25 euros. Band Enquiries Tel. Eric 96-646-22-31/628-842-646.
www.thejubileejazzband.com
Asociación Protectora de Animales de El Campello
BBQ July 7 at L’ Àncora, Busot. Tickets
available but restricted to 100 people. Tel. 96-563-24-55
The Altea Conservatives Abroad
Bring-n-buy garden party, May
17,13.00hrs. 8 euros include lunch
and first drink. Tel. 96-686-84-45.
Jávea Bridge Club
We are delighted to host ‘Mixed
Palettes’. An exhibition of paintings
by five local artists. May 19, 18.0021.00hrs and May 20, 11.00-15.00hrs.
Tel. 96-579-34-13. www.javeabridgeclub.com
Marina Alta and Costa Blanca
Floral Club
Final meeting 15.00hrs, Thursday
May 24 at Social Centre. Our demonstrator, Beryl Griffiths, title of A
tapestry of colours. June 7, AGM
and luncheon at Restaurant Meson
de Paco, Jávea to Benitachell road.
Tel. 96-579-10-04
Campoverde Theatre Group
Torrevieja
We meet at 14.30hrs, Wednesdays
at the Olympia Annex in Mil Palmeras, to rehearse sketches, monologues, and songs for June 23/24. Tel.
96-532-14-94.
Danger hits Gata
Jávea players have produced an
excellent 103rd production, a
Francis Durbridge thriller, A
Touch of Danger. Enjoyed by over
150 guests, all were kept on the
edges of their seats as members
performed the play to a high standard. Directed by Penny Grant, the
nine actors who made the show
memorable in more ways than one
were congratulated on their professionalism, and the first night
show was finished by a buffet and
cava dinner. After this splendid
show we look forward to the next
on June 23.
Jávea Players was founded in 1976
with around 5 performances a
year showing in Gata and Jávea.
The club has 80 members and new
activities include producing radio
plays for the local radio. For more
information on activities and joining visit www.javeaplayers.com
Zack Triumphs on Debut
The Par 3 at Oliva Nova Golf provided its
usual difficulties as the juniors battled for
Pars and Birdies during their competition last Sunday. Congratulations to Zack
(13) who took the Intermediate Trophy on
his debut performance. Well done to Alex
Oak-Rhind (14) who took the Advanced
title with a new Escuela de Golf record of
3 under par over 15 holes. Well done also to
Charlie Parkin (6) for winning his second
gold medal and the Beginners title.
Ben Christey-Clover from the Escuela
de Golf said “One student stood out on
the day for her tenacity and encouragement throughout the afternoon. Lauren
(6) was fantastic, she smiled as she worked
through her practice routine on every shot
and never stopped encouraging all her fellow competitors as well as those in other
divisions.”
Daniel Rowlands (14) came second in the
Advanced category with Louis Curtis (6)
second in the Intermediate category.
Individual adult tuition is available
and Adult group coaching sessions are
on Monday mornings and Thursday
afternoons with tournaments twice
monthly. Tel. Loretta 680 528 658 for more
information.
EU festival
wants choir
Paquita’s Country Club, Benidoleig
Card and board games evening,
May 11 - fish and chip supper. Charity Summer fayre, May 12 for Jalón
and Parcent Help - stall contributions welcome. Tel. 96-640-43-06 - www.
paquitascc.com
Gandia Social Club
Next dinner dance May 31 celebrating the club’s 18th birthday and
June 28 summer ball. Tel. David 96287-82-98 or www.gandiaareasocialclub.com
The BOUNCE
Following the success of the first The BOUNCE night at The Grand Cafe, Toscamar,
Jávea, the DJs Darrell and Mal are back
again for the second instalment, May 5.
The origins of The BOUNCE stem from
the meeting of two like minded DJ both resident here in Spain. Darrell and Mal met
last Christmas and following a number of
discussions decided to start The BOUNCE.
The idea was to provide people with an alternative to the normal commercial sounds
they hear everyday on the radio and in the
bars in Jávea. With the musical focus on all
that is funky, the guys are aiming to repeat
and surpass the success of the first night.
The musical spectrum on the night ranges
from R’nB to Funky House and beyond.
The night has a policy of over 20s only.
The idea is to enable the more mature partygoers to enjoy a night out without feeling
out of place or too old. The accent is on
giving the public an experience similar to
those of their younger days but suitable to
how they feel and behave now!
To complete the vision we decided to approach The Grand Cafe as a venue. Having
known the owners for some time and the
fact the venue is away from the madness of
the Arenal, it seemed like the perfect place
to hold a monthly event.
The response from the first The BOUNCE
meant it was destined to continue. The
amazing affect created, served to encourage
Darrell and Mal. With the help of the fine
service and remarkable organisation of
The Grand Cafe they aim deliver another
excellent nights’ entertainment to the loyal
attendee of The BOUNCE.
So look out for the invite or Tel. 657-135-920,
http://thebouncespain.spaces.live.com, or
email: [email protected]
CLUBS AND
SOCIETIES
The Crescendo International Choir so
impressed both audience and organisers
with their recent sparkling performance
for the European Cultural Festival at the
Teatro Virgen del Carmen, they have been
asked by organiser Graham Knight to perform again, at the Palacio de la Música,
Torrevieja, May 7, 20.30hrs. The night will
have a truly international flavour. Tickets
available at the door but early application
advised as admission is free and seating
limited. Tel. Mary Mitchell 96-672-56-41.
www.crescendo-choir.com.
Please note that the deadline
for listings or changes is
Thursday 17.00 hrs
and
news articles is
Monday 17.00 hrs.
If you would like us to
feature your club contact
Nikki on
96 648 08 14
or email:
[email protected]
Marina Alta & Costa Blanca Floral Club
ALBIR
Costa Blanca Anglican Chaplaincy
Tel. Margaret 96-579-10-04.
Aerobics and Pilates
School of Ministry
Ballet/Aerobics school. Tel. 96-686-42-63
Biblical, theological and Christian courses - www.
bensom.org - Tel. 96-573-34-62.
Arts and Crafts
Tuesdays/Thursdays. Tel. 96-686-81-82.
The King’s Church
Sundays
11.00hrs.
thekingschurch.net.
Card Making Class
Thursdays 10.30-12.30hrs. Tel. 96-686-66-80.
Tel.
665-278-801
-
www.
A Course in Miracles
Wednesday nights. Tel. 639-361-999 - www.innerpeace.
es
Euroslim
Mondays 17.00hrs. Tel. 96-588-11-02/629-656-434.
Costa Blanca Flyers
www.costablancaflyers.net - Tel.629-352-727/679-352-327.
Costa Blanca Mountain Walkers
Costa Blanca Samaritans
Tel. Steve 667-764-412 - [email protected].
Costa Blanca Video and DVD Club
Benitachell HELP
New Hope Christian Fellowship
Church of England. Senior Chaplain - Father Eric
Lewis Tel. 96-649-07-37/696-754-439. Chaplain: Father
Peter Edwards Tel. 630-103-378. www.costablanca-anglicanchaplaincy.org.
Depart 10.00hrs. Boots, water and first aid kit required.
Tel. 96-283-99-53/96-647-66-37.
BENITACHELL
Egyptian Bellydance
Tel. Shona 659-549-276.
Tel. 96-673-02-10/616-651-143/618-414-243.
Sunday 11.00hrs. Tel. Pastor Stuart Wilson 635-359-581.
Volunteers needed. Tel. 667-034-576 - www.helpofDénia.
com
Patchwork Quilting Club
Dru Yoga
Children/adults. Tel. 639-361-999 - www.innerpeace.es
Mondays 20.00hrs, Mason de Paco bar, Jávea - Benitachell
Jewellery Classes
Diabetes Support
Fridays 10.30hrs. Tel. Jean 639-566-692.
Spanish Dance School
Flamenco/Rumba/Tango/Salsa. Tel. 627-019-403.
ALCALALÍ
Jalón Valley Writers Group
First/3rd Wednesdays 20.00hrs. Tel. Jill 96-597-33-93.
Fridays/Mondays 14.00-17.00hrs. Tel. 96-648-22-68.
Monday - Saturday. Tel. 96-588-71-16/96-588-90-71.
Alfaz Spiritual Foundation
Sunday Service 18.30hrs. Tel. 96-574-56-06/616-319-725.
Casa Sjengarden Cultural
Many children in Romania are abandoned or live in
very poor conditions. Charity no. 1089073. Tel/fax: 00441622-762-743 - [email protected].
11.00hrs.
Tel.
639-361-999
-
Wednesdays 10.30-11.30/11.45-12.45hrs. Tel. 619-613-236.
Tel. 96-671-96-53 - provincialcharitysteward@hotmail.
com.
Yoga on the move
NARPO – Costa Blanca North
Walk/talk Yoga! Tel. 639-361-999 - www.innerpeace.es
Improve the lives of the underprivileged children. Tel.
Carole 639-637-520/Lin 679-813-462.
Badminton Club
Mondays/Thursdays 09.00hrs. Tel. Diana 96-649-84-82.
British Sub Aqua Club
Scuba divers Jávea/Moraira/Calpe. Tel. 96-646-39-06/96583-21-69 - www.bsacmarinaalta.com
Wednesdays 15.00hrs. Tel. Louise 96-588-95-04.
ALICANTE
2nd Thursday 20.00hrs. Tel. 636-675-127/639-280-286.
English Speaking Club
Service 11.00hrs. Tel. Pastor John Adamson 96-583-2607.
Calpe Craft Club
Tel. Dilys 96-583-93-60.
Penny: [email protected].
Calpe HELP
ALTEA
Be a volunteer. Tel. 616-237-135 - www.helpofDénia.com.
Altea English Library
Calpe Tuesday Walkers
Mondays/Thursdays/Fridays. Tel. 96-584-47-07.
Tel. Tim 96-579-38-47 - [email protected].
BENIDOLEIG
Cantal Roig Dance Group
Learn local folk dances, 19.00hrs. Tel. 666-253-480.
Benidoleig Jive
Sundays 19.45hrs, El Cid. Tel. 96-557-06-77.
or
visit:
Costa Blanca Bikers
www.
Valleys International Bridge and Social Club
Tuesdays/Thursdays El Cid, 13.30hrs. Tel. 96-640-45-33.
BENIDORM
Benidorm Card Making Class
Wednesdays 20.00hrs. Sundays bike ride. Tel. 670-387967.
Harley Owner’s Group
Do you ride a Harley? Tel. Max 625-011-892.
Kingpins Skittles Club
Monday nights 19.30hrs. Tel. Jan 600-837-054.
Machine Knitting Club
Tuesday 10.30-12.30hrs. Tel. Anne 96-686-66-80.
Tel. Vilma 96-583-76-31/Jean 96-573-31-47.
Friends
MOFTAG
Meet new friends. Tel. 96-586-47-34/669-988-615.
Ladies Social/Fundraising Club. Tel. 96-587-47-23.
GATAMI Befriending cats
Patchwork in Calpe
Cat welfare. Tel. 96-680-69-76/654-729-977.
Face character problems. Thursdays. Tel. 96-583-13-62.
Help Benidorm International
Probus Club of Calpe & District
Tel. 679-751-281. Medical aids - Tel. 96-687-86-02. Home
visits - Tel. 96-587-85-41. Interpreters needed - Tel. 679751-281.
History Group
1st Thursday 19.30hrs. Tel. Tony 666-097-807.
International Singles Club
Wednesdays 11.00hrs. Tel. 699-301-494/96-584-59-01.
Les Amis de la Francophonie Culture & Loisirs
French-speaking association with all nationalities. Tel.
96-586-20-26/616-007-946.
Royal British Legion Benidorm
Retired business men. 4th Wednesday. Tel. 96-597-34-59.
Rodeo Stompers Linedancing
Tel. Barbara 630-113-649.
Rotary International Fellowship Club
Tuesday lunches 13.00hrs. Tel. 96-583-89-41.
Royal British Legion Calpe
Fridays 11.00hrs. Tel. 96-583-10-26/96-584-24-67.
Social Scene
Knitting and crochet workshop. Tel. 96-579-44-62
U3A CALPE
1st/3rd Tuesday 11.00hrs. Tel. 96-585-95-88.
Tel. Pat 96-583-45-86 - www.u3acalpe.com.
Totalique Twirlers
Yoga
Children aged 4+ from September 2007 and summer
school - www.totalique-twirlers.org
Tel. Pat 96-583-45-86.
Villasol Squares
Tuesdays 10.00-11.30hrs. Tel. 620-147-089.
Yoga
Tuesdays 19.00-22.00hrs. Tel. Peter 686-208-730
BENIJÓFAR
Crafty Di’s
Tuesday 11.00-13.00hrs. Tel. Di 616-309-341
BENIMAR
The Benimar Social Group
Wednesdays 19.30hrs. Tel. 96-572-42-73/96-572-41-21.
BENIMARCO
Benimarco Doll Group
Interested in Porcelain dolls? Tel. 96-573-11-98.
BENISSA
Costa Barber Singers
2nd Wednesday 11.30hrs. Tel. Ian 600-867-398.
RAFA North
Thursdays 20.00hrs. Tel. 96-574-46-12/96-649-76-57.
Last Tuesdays 11.00hrs. Tel. 96-563-44-76/616-172-209.
ELCHE
Elche RFC
ELS POBLETS
Queries/problems Tel. 96-647-57-62/96-647-45-24
Los Caballos Tennis Club
P.I.R.E.E.
Last Thursdays 19.00hrs, Els Poblets Bar.
GANDIA
CARTAGENA
Buddhism
Thursdays 20.30hrs. Tel. 636-002-034 after 19.00hrs.
COSTA BLANCA
Alcoholics Anonymous
North: 657-395-626. South: 625-912-078. Spanish: 96-52194-71.
Aromatherapy
Tel. Brenda 96-285-56-24 - [email protected].
Bereavement Group
For parents who have lost a child. Tel. 96-692-34-05.
Charity e-cards
Send electronic greetings cards while donating 50% to
charity - www.charitye-cards.co.uk.
Azahar Fun Quiz and Dinner Evening Gandia
Wednesday evenings. Tel. Chris 96-280-82-86
Ballroom, Latin and Salsa Dancing
Tel. 626-676-024 - [email protected].
2nd Monday 12.00-13.00hrs - www.rafancb.org - Tel. 96642-15-93.
Gandia Area Social Club
Re-Upholstery
Gandia Help
Rotary International Fellowship CB North
Sociedad Protectora de Animales
Royal Society of St George on the CB
The Gandia Bridge Club
Waggs
The Royal British Legion, Gandia Branch
Women in Business Club
Western Dancers Alfauir
Tel. Pat 96-574-13-39
www.gandiaareasocialclub.com - Tel. 96-287-82-98
Tel. Tony 96-281-90-04 - www.helpofDénia.com
Fridays 13.45hrs. Tel. by Wednesday 17.00hrs - 96-57954-21.
Tel. 96-579-16-94/96-649-34-38/609-812-285/609-156-759
Breeders/owners of birds. Tel. Nick 645-503-219.
Free networking/support club. Tel. 96-597-32-34.
Viewing days Tuesdays/Thursdays/Saturdays, 12.0014.00hrs. Tel. 96-286-81-58/96-280-70-42.
Thursdays 16.00hrs. Tel. Fred 96-283-93-70.
First Tuesdays. Tel. Cilla 676-938-739.
Fridays 19.00hrs - Tel. Patricia 96-285-58-87/629-937-971.
GATA DE GORGOS
DÉNIA
Calpe Christian Fellowship
Alicante Writer’s Group
Tel.
96-640-43-71/96-642-52-81
paquitascc.com
LRAU-LUV Valencian land grab problems? Tel. 600-837054 - www.abusos-no.org.
Tai Chi Class
Amigos de los Niños de EMAUS
Yoga
Paquita’s Country Club
www.
Information to help ex-pats in Calpe. 10 euros per
household. Tel. 96-583-01-06/96-583-59-75.
[email protected] - Tel. 96-579-44-62
The Royal British Legion, Campello Branch
Masonry Costa Blanca
Association Foreign Property Owners
The Third Age Home Charity Shop
Wednesdays/Thursdays. Tel. Yvonne 696-655-028.
Tuesdays/Sundays. Tel. 96-647-51-77.
Land Problems
Egyptian belly dance classes
Tel. Phillip Pennick 96-686-69-65.
Reiki Group
Els Poblets English Speaking Residents Group
Day workshop. Tel. Chris Padro 653-468-373.
Sporting Alfàs Cricket Club
Thursdays 10.00-13.00hrs. Tel. 96-563-03-30.
Hope for the family Romania Trust
1st Saturday. Tel. 639-637-520 - www.acecalpe.org.
Tel. Louise, Usui and Shambala 96-588-95-04.
El Campello Craft Club Centre
Martial Art
ACEC - Cultural and Ecological Association
Reiki
Dogs looking for homes. Blood tested, microchipped,
inoculated/sterilised. Tel. 96-563-57-83/664-151-677.
Rugby Club. Tel. 618-048-532/647-618-463.
CALPE
Mondays/Thursdays. Tel. 96-588-90-05/659-549-276
D.I.N.A
Religion of Light and Sound of God. Tel. 686-161-889.
16.30-19.00hrs - musical/literary. Tel. 96-686-05-22
Emotional Freedom Techniques
Monday/Friday 10.45-12.15hrs. Tel. 96-685-22-93.
Eckankar
1st Sundays,
innerpeace.es
Alfaz Animal Home
Callanetics – Exercises
All ladies welcome. Tel. Betty Inglis 609-477-476.
Reiki Educational
ALFAZ DEL PI
Monday - Saturday 10.00-14.00hrs. Tel. 687-398-507 - www.
myvicinity.co.uk to view the dogs - All MOT’d.
Ladies Lunch Club
Legs, Bums and Tums/pilates. Tel. 669-377-830
Fridays, La Luna ‘live music’. Tel. 96-648-30-68.
EL CAMPELLO
Help and advice. Sylvia Tel. 96-640-08-75.
Nola’s Fitness Class
The Dutch Belgium Club
Costa Blanca Yachting Association
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A.P.A.C. - Asociación Protectora de Animales de El
Campello - charity shop
Monday - Thursday. Tel. Julie 636-373-750.
Tel. 664-358-961, - [email protected].
Needle Craft Group
MAGAZINE
CLUBS
May 4 - May 10 2007
Amigos de Dénia
AMADEM
Shop in Paseo del Saladar 87, Mondays - Saturdays
10.00-13.00hrs. Tel. 96-642-42-99.
Fights for the rights of those with mental disabilities.
Tel. 96-646-91-20.
A.P.A.D. - Dénia Dog Sanctuary
Camera Club
Shop at No 1 Calle San Antonio. Tel. 669-635-438.
Tel. 96-576-13-49 - [email protected].
JALÓN
Asociación Protectora de Animales - Charity Shop
C/ San José, 14. Monday - Friday 10.00-13.00hrs.
Critical Mass Bike Ride, Dénia
First Saturday - Tel. 618-223-927.
Jalón Mingles 30+Club
Sundays 20.30hrs. Tel. 646-274-926/619-933-187.
Jalón Valley Dolls House & Miniatures Club
Dénia Anglican Church
Sundays 11.45hrs at church on left on Las Rotas road.
1st
Wednesdays.
Tel.
[email protected].
96-648-11-17
Dénia - Calpe - Orba Triangle
Lions Clubs International
Learn about Spain. Tel. Jazz 652-584-272.
Twice monthly 19.00hrs. Tel. 675-377-473
Dénia Cat Protection League - Aldea Felina
The Marina Alta Slimming Club
Shelter, feed/re-home cats. Tel. 628-498-813. Charity
shop in Els Poblets, Monday-Saturday 10.00-14.00hrs.
Wednesdays 11.15hrs. Tel. 96-558-14-18/680-138-931.
Dénia Choral Society
Tel. 96-573-34-11.
Mondays/Thursdays. Tel. Chris 96-575-53-49.
The Money Club - Xaló
U3A Vall de Pop
Dénia Craft Club
Tel. Agnes 96-648-25-49 - www.u3avalldelpop.com.
Dénia International Bridge Club
Acrylics Workshops
C/ Loreto, Dénia. Thursdays 14.30hrs. Tel. 96-642-07-23.
Monday/Wednesday, 16.00hrs. Tel. 96-578-53-87.
Dénia Writers Circle
Alternate Thursdays 15.00hrs. Tel. 96-643-19-14.
Exciting Oils Club
Wednesday afternoons. Tel. Hanka 96-640-80-36.
HELP of Dénia
Volunteers providing support. Interpreters Monday
- Friday 11.00-14.00hrs. Medical equipment. Tel. 96642-70-44/96-578-72-76/96-557-27-54 - www.helpofdenia.
com.
JÁVEA
Wednesday afternoons - Craft Centre. Tel. 96-646-34-30
Animales de San Antonio
Help needed - Cat Welfare Programme. Tel. 646-866-432
APASA
Tel. 96-579-68-54.
Art Centre Association Jávea
Tel. 96-647-20-49
Art Clubs in Jávea
Tel. 96-579-44-62.
International Fellowship Dénia
Art of Enlightenment Workshops
Irish Setdancing
Bob Ross Artcasa
Jewellery Classes
Campo Crafters
Mums and Tots
Cáncer Charity Centre, Jávea Park
Patchwork Circle
Classic Choir
Sewing Group
Jávea Al-Anon Support Group
Solidarity in Dénia
Jávea Backgammon Club
Tai Chi
Jávea Book Circle
The Spiritually Free Society
Jávea Bridge Club
U3A Dénia
Jávea China and Porcelain Painting
Worship Service
Jávea Community Group
1st/3rd Monday 19.30hrs. Tel. 96-575-53-49/96-578-86-24.
Fridays 20.00hrs. Tel. 96-642-31-58/660-871-023.
Tuesday evenings. Tel. Amy 662-140-040
Wednesdays 10.00-12.00hrs. Tel. 96-578-21-52.
Learn patchwork. Tel. Jean 96-642-41-96.
Tel. Christine 96-578-57-10.
Spanish/English together. - [email protected].
Monday mornings 11.00hrs. Tel. 646-821-614.
All welcome. Tel. 96-647-11-73/650-334-443
Tel. 96-597-77-78 - u3adenia.org
Sunday Service 10.30hrs. Tel. Barbara 96-578-21-52.
Fridays 14.00-16.30hrs. Tel. 96-646-36-89/670-384-851.
Art classes. Tel. Gaynor 620-664-988
Alternate Tuesdays 10.00-12.30hrs. Tel. 639-987-301
Monday - Saturday 10.00-13.00hrs. Tel. 96-579-01-29.
Friday evenings. Tel. Ann/Colin 96-579-03-71
Tel. 96-646-36-89.
Mondays 20.00-23.00hrs. Tel. Steve 635-377-335.
Tel. Anne/Huw Griffith 96-647-21-05.
Tel. Margaret 96-579-34-13.
Tel. Lavender Studio 96-646-15-37.
Tel. Jeni 96-579-04-70.
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MAGAZINE
CLUBS
Jávea International Baptist Church
Sunday 11.00hrs. Tel. 638-205-280.
May 4 - May 10 2007
Shirley’s Classes
TEULADA
Aerobics to pole dancing. Tel. Shirley 96-574-41-17.
Asociación Benéfica de Teulada - charity shop
Jávea Ladies
The Charity Shop Moraira
Tel. 96-579-44-62.
Avenida Mediterráneo 10.00-12.30hrs Monday - Friday.
Tel. Pat 606-274-948.
Jávea Lions Club
The Spiritually Free Society
Gardeners’Circle
Legs bums/tums, Mondays 16.00hrs. Tel. 96-642-34-63.
2nd Tuesdays/4th Thursdays. Restaurant La Sella
20.00hrs.
Jávea Netball Club
L’Àncora Club Wednesdays 20.00-21.30hrs.
Jávea Players
Tel. Sandra 650-334-443.
Tel. Margarete 96-574-06-66.
MURCIA-MAR MENOR
La Fustera Church of England
Tel. Edith 96-574-54-30/Josie 96-649-72-03.
Duplicate Bridge
Thursdays 18.30-22.00hrs. Tel. 96-857-57-60/676-346-118
The English Choir
Thursdays. Tel. June 96-578-67-12/Colin 96-577-12-87.
Help Murcia Mar Menor
Tel. 96-648-20-60
Jávea Speakers & Toastmasters
Tel. Sylvia 96-579-23-16.
10.00-13.30hrs Monday - Friday. Tel. 616-546-378 [email protected]
Nueva Jávea Social Club
Tel. Angela 96-646-09-78 - [email protected]
Oasis Evangelical Centre
Sundays 11.00hrs. Tel. 96-646-28-48.
Public Library
Tuesdays/Saturdays 10.00-12.00hrs. Tel. 636-898-162
Reiki
Friday mornings. Tel. Richard 96-647-15-62.
Rotary International Fellowship CB
Fridays 13.15hrs. Tel. 96-579-54-21.
Roundabout Charity Shop Jávea
Jávea old town. 10.00-13.00hrs Monday - Saturday.
2nd Thursday. Tel. 96-672-28-61.
Linedance Unlimited
Tel. Sally/Gerry 600-362-044.
Lynne’s Lively Ladies
Tel. Lynne Adams 96-678-56-61.
Mingles - 2
Costa Blanca Christadelphians
Action 4 Anim
Tel. Suzi 659-677-749/Jo 686-887-592.
Mirador Dance Club
www.thisisyourbible.com
Egyptian Belly Dance Classes
A.E.C.C
Tel. 96-571-66-79/96-679-82-96. La Marina: 96-679-60-04.
Nirvana Dining Club
Tuesdays/Thursdays/Saturdays. Tel. 96-285-25-82
Friends in Oliva
A Touch of Class
Wednesdays 12.00-14.00hrs Tel. Sue 96-679-86-40.
Postnatal Support Group
Tel. Val 96-283-94-06/650-278-592
Martial Art
Age Concern CB Sur
Tel. 96-678-68-87. Mondays - Fridays 10.00-13.30hrs.
Rascals
Wednesdays/Fridays 18.30-19.30hrs. Tel. 664-358-961.
Oliva Circle of Friends
Alpengold Showband
Tuesdays 13.00hrs. Tel. Bas 96-677-50-75/Di 96-571-66-01.
Reiki
Tel. 609-477-476/96-505-06-30 - [email protected]
Oliva Knitting Group
Association of Retired Police Officers
Royal Air Forces Association
OLIVA
Thursdays 18.30-19.30hrs. Tel. 664-358-961.
Los Balcones Neighbourhood Watch CB
A Bible Message
Labour International CB North
Martial Art
Increase your confidence/communication. Tel. 678-105008/96-818-32-58 - www.toastmasters.org.
MAPA Social Club
Tel. Lisa 687-275-592/96-577-07-56.
www.terra.es/personal4/lsocbn/
La Zenia Toastmasters
6-a-Side football in the Torrevieja Area
The Nosmo-king Club Mar Menor
Wednesdays
Biblioteca
[email protected]
Jazzercise
TORREVIEJA
La Siesta Evangelical Church
Rev. Daniel Reyes B.D. Tel. 96-850-80-28 - www.TorreviejaInformation.com/lasiestachurch
Wednesdays 14.00hrs.
[email protected].
Tel.
Centre
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Tel. Dougie 628-789-335.
Tel. CALPE 96-587-51-28.
647-202-940
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knit-
2nd Wednesdays 10.30hrs. Tel. 96-679-70-15.
Belly Dancing with Cleo
Tuesdays/Wednesdays/Thursdays. Tel. 619-512-714.
Silk Crafts
Tel. Rayne 96-283-99-11 - [email protected]
Bob Ross Artcasa
Tel. 96-649-08-40.
Tel. Amanda 600-612-368/Sally 635-343-867.
Tel. Mike/Jan 96-679-85-88/627-030-404.
Tel. Jane 667-836-495.
Tel. 96-570-82-27 - [email protected]
Variety show group for raising money. Tel. 96-672-72-82.
Tel. Ann Barber 96-671-73-10.
Branch No.1359. 3rd Tuesday. Tel. 96-679-80-71/96-501-3186 - mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/rafacostablanca
Royal British Legion, Hondón
3rd Tuesday 19.30hrs. Tel. Dennis 600-670-870.
Squash/Raquetball Club Los Amigos
San Luis Neighbourhood Watch
Tuesdays/Friday 17.00-19.00hrs. Tel. 606-919-124.
Art classes. Tel. 620-664-988 -gaynorartclass@hotmail.
com.
Salsa classes
Sun Dancers
Bob Ross Painting
Tel. Denis 96-679-09-27/Ron 96-679-03-69.
Tennis
Mondays 19.30-22.00hrs. Tel. Carole 96-283-96-60.
Tai Chi ‘Yang’ Style
Tennis Club Los Amigos
Bon Bon Club
Tennis Club Campoamor
Cabaret Dance Group
The Buffs
CALPE - Aid for the physically & mentally disabled
The Carrot Crunchers Club
Royal British Legion, Jávea
Tuesdays 11.00hrs. Tel. Hilary 96-577-01-21.
Tuesday/Wednesdays. Tel. 96-579-56-56.
19.00-20.00hrs. Tel. Carlos 667-959-237.
Tango Argentino
Tel. Tamar 96-579-69-83/617-591-145.
Sundays/Mondays/Tuesdays/Thursdays 10.00hrs. Tel.
606-919-124.
May 21, 14.00hrs, New York Bar, Washington Square.
The Oliva Craft Club
Tel. 647-082-021.
Tel. Val 96-283-94-06 - [email protected]
Taoist Tai Chi Society of Jávea
ORBA
Tel. Jean 649-161-290 - www.taoist.org.
The Costa Blanca Yarn Group
Tel. 96-579-44-62 - [email protected]
Lions Clubs International
Tel. Bob Spokes 675-377-473.
Orba Slimmers
The Material Girls
Wednesday 10.00-13.00hrs. Tel. 96-579-00-86/96-646-32-27.
The Original Charity shop and library
Monday - Saturday 10.00-13.00hrs. Tel. 96-646-08-03.
U3A Jávea
www.u3ajavea.org - Tel. Rosi 96-599-52-27
Wall Hangings and Rug Making Club
Mondays 11.00hrs. Tel. 96-558-14-18/680-138-931.
PARCENT
International Music Circle
2nd Monday. Tel. 96-640-53-80.
Mediterranean Garden Society
Tel. Jenny Bussey 96-640-53-65.
LA NUCÍA
Pilates
The Cancer Support Group
Tel. Maureen 690-756-836.
The HELP Charity Shop
Tel. Joy 96-578-72-76/Mavis 96-642-14-34.
LLÍBER
Business 4 Business Networking Club
Tel. Garry 619-767-006.
Tel. Jazz 652-584-272/Jean 96-648-04-61.
MARINA ALTA
The Financial Forum
Tel. Phillip Day 618-830-830.
MARINA BAIXA
U3A - Marina Baixa
Tel. Chris 96-587-88-79.
MAZARRÓN
Cañadas del Romero Mazarrón
Yoga/Spanish/flower arranging etc. Tel. 660-384-778.
Mazarrón Bahía Lions Club
2nd/4th Mondays. Tel. 96-815-45-89
Fundraising for medical equipment. www.mazarron.
com. Tel. 96-813-88-23/626-460-465
MORAIRA
Artists Unlimited
Thursdays 10.30-12.30hrs. Tel. 96-574-41-94/96-583-6064.
Moraira - Centre Vital
Tel. Yvonee 96-679-68-20.
Church Services of the Anglican
3rd Tuesday, 14.30hrs. Tel. 96-672-34-51/686-859-441
The Royal Naval Association Torrevieja Branch
1st Wednesdays 17.00hrs. Tel. Rod 96-676-42-92
Torrevieja Barbershop Harmonisers
Tuesdays 10.00-12.30hrs. Tel. 96-671-72-62/96-677-50-29
Torrevieja Christian Fellowship
Torrevieja Costa Lions Club
Denelle Dance Club
Torrevieja Digital Camera Club
Dolores - Catral Area
Torrevieja Flower Club
El Limonar neighbourhood watch
Torrevieja Self Awareness and Healing Fellowship
Emerald Isle Mother and Toddler Group
Torrevieja U3A
Gardening Club Vega Baja
Torrevieja Writers’ Circle
Gloria’s Crafts and Hobbies
Total Crafts
Coro Pilar Mixed Choir
Golden Girls
Trailblazers Line Dancers, Torreta 2
Jazz Greats
HELP Association of Torrevieja
Trash and Treasure
M&M’s Dance Clubs
Jardín del Mar Urbanisation, Neighbourhood
Vecinos Cooperando Vega Baja
Toastmasters International
International Ladies Choir
Velvetones
Just Brass
World Ship Society
Charity Book Stall Pego Thursday Market
Profits to animal protection charity. Tel. 96-597-72-28.
Tuesdays 09.30hrs. Tel. Caroline 96-640-08-78
Lunches 1st Thursdays. Tel. Caroline 96-679-53-22.
Tel. Sue 96-678-41-08/Phyl 96-678-53-32.
Tuesdays 10.00-12.00hrs. Tel. 96-671-16-53/647-356-945.
Pego Craft Club
Tuesdays 15.00-17.00hrs. Tel. Val 96-283-94 06.
Royal British Legion, Pego
1st/3rd Tuesdays 12.00hrs. Tel. 96-558-43-29/96-558-74-00.
Tel. 96-678-58-32/96-678-54-30/96-678-44-12.
Mondays 11.00-13.00hrs. Tel. 675-401-325/617-232-235.
Wednesdays 15.30-16.30hrs, Societat de Caçadors
The Monte Pego Theatre Company
Tel. 96-597-75-34.
PILAR DE LA HORADADA
Friday 18.00hrs. Tel. Christine 96-676-23-08.
Mondays 20.00-23.00hrs. Tel. Roger 96-676-23-08.
Wednesdays/Fridays 20.00-22.30hrs. Tel. 610-981-795.
Increase your self-confidence/communication - www.
levantetm.com for information.
QUESADA
Church On The Way
Sundays 11.00hrs. Tel. Pastors Rod/Janet McCoy 96-67125-84
Quesada Art Group
The Spiritual Awareness Society of Spain
Sundays 11.30hrs/Tuesdays 19.30hrs. Tel. 96-570-33-46.
SAN JUAN
San Juan and District English Speaking Club
Tel. 96-565-21-14. Wednesdays/Sundays 12.00-14.30hrs.
SANET I NEGRALS
1st Monday 14.00hrs. Tel. 96-671-66-76/96-671-65-27.
Tel. Gloria/Avril 96-572-44-42/690-351-015.
Alternate Wednesdays 14.00-16.00hrs. Tel. 96-532-90-92.
Tel. 96-672-37-33/24hr help-line 96-570-42-82.
Tel. Anne 96-670-19-21/José 96-570-97-98.
Tel. Derek 96-676-06-63. Rehearse Mondays.
Tuesdays 10.00hrs. Tel. 96-670-69-59/96-678-99-65.
Keep Fit
Tel. Alice 96-640-80-70/Joan 96-576-14-74.
SANTA POLA
Relationship problems? Tel. 96-678-42-83.
Wednesdays 19.30hrs. Tel. Anne 96-678-62-81
2nd/4th Thursdays 19.00hrs. Tel. 96-676-48-82.
1st/3rd Tuesday. Tel. 96-679-80-84 - [email protected].
May 16, 14.00hrs. Tel. 96-677-51-67/96-670-73-30
Tel. Morag 96-572-02-56 - [email protected].
Tel. Ann Ross 96-677-30-22.
Wednesdays 11.00-13.00hrs. Tel. Nik 96-679-68-66
Mondays 14.00-17.00hrs. Tel. 96-678-99-77/96-670-62-68
Wednesdays. Tel. Gill 96-571-85-80.
Sundays 15.00hrs. Tel. 96-571-31-17/647-843-387.
Tel. 96-679-88-89/96-678-44-04/96-571-62-58.
Tel. 96-572-70-34/96-678-41-39 - www.velvetones.net
Mondays 18.00hrs. Tel. 96-676-51-66 - Jim2stevens@yahoo.
co.uk.
VALENCIA
Tel. Suzanne 627-371-731.
Labour International CB South
2nd Thursdays 11.00hrs. Tel. Alan 96-692-50-59.
Valencia Native American Flute Circle
Tel. 96-341-76-56 - www.geocities.com/entreflautas
VILLAJOYOSA
L.A Concert Band
Tel. Lorraine 96-671-94-84/687-429-144/670-719-911.
Caring Together
Ladies Self Improvement Group (LSIG)
www.caringspain.com - [email protected]
La Marina & San Fulgencio Computer Club
Craft Classes
Tel. Violet 96-670-25-56.
Wednesdays 11.00-16.00hrs. Tel. Ron 96-679-03-96.
La Marina Residents Association
11.00-12.00hrs Monday - Friday, C/Madrid Urbanisation.
Reiki
Pilates Step/Qi - Gong/Capoeira. Tel. 699-456-978.
Tel. Christine/Margaret 96-670-72-23.
Wednesdays/Thursdays 19.00hrs. Tel. 635-584-431.
Pego Aerobics
Costa Blanca Striders
Tel. Phil/Laura 96-649-12-19.
Chris Jarvis Dance Academy
The Royal Air Forces Association CB Branch 1359
Crescendo International Choir
PEGO
Tel. Suzanne 680-961-025.
P.A.L.S.
Tuesdays/Thursdays. Tel. 96-676-06-63/96-676-01-38.
Last Friday 11.00hrs at the Biblioteca.
Torrevieja Computer Club
Ecological Mediterranean Garden. Tel. 96-352-30-99
Save our sea. Tel. 628-031-758 - www.4paz.org.
Tel. 96-558-77-47 - marinaaltaequinesociety@yahoo.
com.
Cherokee Line Dancers
The Friendship Club
Company Women
The Enrique Montoliu Foundation
4 Paz
Marina Alta Equine Society
Father Noe Tel. 699-928-377. Parochial Tel. 96-670-39-65.
1st Sunday 12.30hrs. Tel. Roy 676-919-630.
Torrevieja Coda Group
Slimming Club
Diners Club
Chapel Santa María del Mar
Wednesdays 16.00hrs. Tel. John 96-671-81-22.
C & M Crafts
Thursdays 14.00-16.00hrs. Tel. Vivian 96-597-95-34
Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays. Tel. 96-588-24-08
LA XARA
Tel. Steve 669-340-528/Maureen 618-180-290.
Wednesdays 15.00hrs/Sunday 10.30hrs. Tel. 675-395-168
Sundays 09.30hrs. Communion Service 11.30hrs. Tel.
96-670-03-91.
Costa Blanca Cross Stitchers
Tuesdays. Tel. Maria Palomar 96-646-08-51.
Celtic Supporters Club
Monday/Wednesday - Friday 10.00hrs. Tel. 696-199-265.
Sunday service 18.00hrs. Tel. 96-833-82-92/96-676-27-15.
PEDREGUER
Alternate Tuesdays 09.30-12.00hrs. Tel. 639-987-301
Yoga
Day care and teaching for disabled. Tel. 626-514-123/696876-688.
Tel. Graham/Jean 96-678-47-35.
La Marina Tappers Dance Troupe
Mondays/Fridays. Tel. 96-679-68-20/660-191-975.
VILLAMARTÍN
Wednesdays/Thursdays. Tel. 96-676-52-00/676-754-489.
XÀTIVA
Ballroom, Latin/Salsa Dancing Xàtiva
Tel. 626-676-024 - [email protected].
P.E.P.A - The Helping Hands Charity
Moraira & District Royal Naval Association
Santa Pola Dollshouse Group
La Siesta Charity Library
C/ Weber, 12, La Siesta. 10.30-12.30hrs Tel. 96-678-55-13.
Dogs: Tel. 678-059-750/650-256-678. Domestic cats: 96-28071-59. Feral cats: 605-460-828. - www.pepaspain.com.
Moraira HELP
Santa Pola/Gran Alacant Writer’s Circle
La Siesta - Computer Club
Xàtiva Fellowship Club
Tel. Peter 96-640-40-54/Robert 96-649-51-11.
Tel. Ian 667-036-188 - www.helpofDénia.com
2nd Wednesdays 10.30am. Tel. Janette 96-541-54-10.
Tel. 600-277-869.
Wednesday 19.45hrs at PALS social club.
1st Tuesdays 19.30hrs. Tel. Sue 96-228-75-49.
WHERE TO GO
May 4 - May 10 2007
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T R AV E L
The Marina Valleys:
Cherry
Country
Travel guide to the Gallinera,
Alcalà, Ebo and Laguar Valleys
Ignasi Mora
Picture: Daniel Belenguer
Just as the sun’s light vibrates differently each season of the year, it provides
us with different states of
body and mind. That’s why
a visit to the Marina Alta’s
interior valleys – Gallinera,
Alcalà, Ebo and Laguar
– will also vary according
to the time of year. These
four staggered and contiguous valleys have turned
transition into diversity
given their nearby beaches
and agricultural land and
marshes, and the rougher
interior lands and thicker
atmosphere. You must bear
in mind that, despite the
sensation of being in a remote place, the valleys are
only 15-20 km away from
the sea as the crow flies and
about 25-30 km by road.
In summer, sensuality
produced by the body’s heat
becomes pleasure along
the natural spring routes
through the valleys and in
their municipal swimming
pools. Nights often seem
fresher than they do on the
coast (Alcalà is 600m above
sea level and cold in winter,
so carob trees cannot grow).
In autumn, with the fall
of deciduous leaves and
the persistent murmur of
water (rainfall is high in
the valleys), our senses are
invaded by the sweet melancholy and the pictorial
clarity of the landscape. In
winter, a deeper version of
autumn, the passivity of nature sends the atmosphere
to sleep (the olive, almond,
carob, cherry and other
fruit trees are resting) and
we sense the energy that
the sun is lacking in the
crackling of spontaneous
fires that still glow in these
valleys.
The awakening of spring
Yet spring is the season in
which the valleys of Gallinera, Alcalà, Ebo and
Laguar appear, without
exaggerating, almost like
a small paradise. Rainy
springs, like this year’s,
would have sent the impressionist painters crazy over
the abundance of greens,
yellows, violets... the entire
range of the palette, as well
as those feverish patches of
red, the poppies.
Not only that, but spring
is the cherry season. The
blossoming of the cherry
trees, which follow the almond trees, is like a fine
pure breath. But the proud
red flesh of the ripe cherries awakens our senses and
even fills them with voracity. What a treat it is to sink
your teeth into a cherry
with smooth skin and delicious flesh!
Spain’s earliest cherries are harvested in these
valleys. However, they say
that this is not a year for
cherries. In other words,
millions of kilos will not
be harvested. But enough
for us to buy and satisfy our
hunger for cherries from
one of the valley’s farmers
or cooperatives, since only
the best cherries will reach
the markets. And if night
falls, let’s not forget to listen near the ravines for the
elegant song of the nightingales, the musical guests at
this time of year.
Beyond the cherries
Whilst the cherries are a
great attraction, our four
valleys offer other areas of
interest. Maybe the first of
which is the almost miraculous self-protection from
the wave of construction
that has invaded not only
the coast but many interior
locations too. The steepness
of the terrain and a certain
respect for a place as magnificent as these valleys
has held back the desire to
cover the area with cloned
urban developments.
Despite being expelled in
1609, the footprints of the
Moors can still be found in
the valleys, which were incidentally their last strategic refuge. The subsequent
repopulation by the Majorcans awakes curiosity for
the island characteristics
still kept alive in the valleys. These days, the four
valleys are tending towards
quality tourism, for which
they are equipped with considerable
infrastructure:
two hotels, three campsites,
a hostel and a large number
of country houses, restaurants and bars.
Furthermore, a network
of horseshoe paths cross
the four valleys and allow
hours and hours of diverse
hiking trails. The beautiful
dry stone walls create an
authentic outdoor museum. You can also visit cave
paintings, castles (in Gallinera and Laguar), snow
potholes or stores (Alcalà),
old abandoned settlements
(principally L’Atzuvieta in
Alcalà), spectacular caves
(such as Rull in Ebo, with
guided tours), ethnology
museums (Ebo and Gallinera) and a hunting park
(Alcalà).
N
Where to eat and sleep
EATING
SLEEPING
The Laguar Valley
This hotel-restaurant boasts an exceptional
location: it offers spectacular views over
the Marina which stretch as far as the sea.
The cuisine is centred on the rediscovery of
popular dishes.
Alahuar
Pda. El Tossal, s/n
BENIMAURELL
Tel. +34 96 558 33 97
The Laguar Valley
The couple who own this country house
also reside here, tend to the guests, grow
their own vegetables and offer healthy
and delicious cuisine. They have paid
great attention to detail and the plot and
the buildings are worth the visit.
La Casota
Old road between Campell and Fleix
FLEIX
Tel. +34 96 558 36 46 - 629 501 742
The Ebo and Alcalà Valleys
This country house and recently established
restaurant offers rice dishes, polpet sec (dry
octopus) and courgette fritters. The rear terrace is a wonderful place to enjoy a drink
after your meal.
La Font d’Alcalà
Plaça Bisbe Vilaplana, 12
ALCALÀ DE LA JOVADA
Tel. +34 96 551 41 87
The Ebo and Alcalà Valley
For those wishing to camp in the four valleys, there are the campsites of Laguar and
Alcalà de la Jovada, as well as the Ebo
municipal camping ground. The campsite
at Alcalà offers chalets, a restaurant and
a grocery store.
Campament de Turisme la Vall
ALCALÀ DE LA JOVADA
Tel. +34 96 551 43 33
The Gallinera Valley
The spring menu for €19 offers four small set
starters, a main course from a choice of four
or five, and three set desserts. Traditional
modern cuisine. A very friendly, mountain
shelter ambience.
Restaurant del Raval
Raval, 20
BENISSIVÀ
(la Vall de Gallinera)
Tel. +34 96 640 66 56 - 686 010 910
The Gallinera Valley
Very well equipped with attractive country
houses, the Casa Gallinera in the Gallinera
Valley stands out above the rest for its recognised high quality. The two owners live in
the residence. Succulent breakfast. Swimming pool overlooking the mountains.
Casa Gallinera
Raval, 24
BENISSIVÀ
Tel. +34 96 640 67 90 - 620 852 220 - 696 064 529
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MAGAZINE
May 4 - May 10 2007
IDEAL HOME
The BIGGEST homes, gardens & lifestyle exhibition ever to take place in Spain
Celebrity sponsor
The Homes & Gardens Show is delighted to be coming to the IFA
Exhibition Centre, next to Alicante Airport on Saturday 26 and Sunday
27 May 2007.
The event, now on its 4th edition has grown from strength to strength from
its first show in Málaga 3 years ago. Imagine the Ideal Home Show but
with a Spanish twist, then that’s the H&G Show!
Hundreds of exhibitors pack the hall and offer the thousands of visitors
everything they could want or need to enable them to create their dream
home in Spain. Not only are there local suppliers but also some known
brands from overseas to give visitors a little bit of over there, over here!
Visitors wanting expert advice come to the show to meet exhibitors who
can solve their home furnishing dilemmas. The organizers work tirelessly
to ensure that the show offers everything that a visitor could need from
home furnishings, kitchens, bathrooms, accessories, garden furniture,
pools, spas and virtually anything that they could want for their home.
Also to ensure that visitors have a fun packed day out, top TV celebrities will be performing daily live throughout the 2 days. Kevin Woodford
from Ready Steady Cook will be demonstrating his fantastic culinary skills
and is hosting a ‘Can’t Cook, Won’t Cook’ session each day where lucky
visitors get to cook live with him!
Jilly Goolden, the UK’s most widely known wine expert will be educating
visitors in local wines in her fascinating interactive wine tasting sessions.
TV’s Changing Rooms DIY guru ‘Handy’ Andy Kane will be sharing his insider secrets and top tips with DIY enthusiasts who need help in finishing
off those never ending repair jobs at home!
And what’s more, for those gardeners out there, Dick and Clodagh Handscome, authors of Practical Gardening in Spain and other key titles, will be
educating visitors in how to make the most of their gardens and will be
offering advice on the differences in gardening here in Spain.
If that’s not enough, there are some amazing competitions and exclusive
show offers only available at the show. There’ll be 40 British Airways
flights to be won, a luxurious spa courtesy of Hot Spring Spa’s worth
�€4,990, an amazing mosquito eater system from Vector Mosquito worth
�€1,759, a top of the range chemical free pool water system worth €1,895
courtesy of Ecological Pool Systems and loads of other fantastic prizes
and show only offers and discounts.
But to top it all, one lucky visitor will win €10,000 courtesy of The Homes
& Gardens Show and Roundtown News enabling them to create their
ideal home!
So don’t spend anything on your home until you visit the Homes &
Gardens Show in Alicante!
If you pre-register now on www.gemspain.com you can save €3.50 on
your entrance ticket and avoid queuing on the day. And don’t forget
there’s something for all the family so bring the kids (who enter free!)
and they can enjoy the entertainment in the crèche while you browse the
show knowing that they are in safe hands.
So for your best weekend out this year, don’t miss the Homes & Gardens
Show on Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th May at the IFA Exhibition Centre,
next to Alicante Airport. The show opens at 11am and closes at 9pm both
days.
And of course, The Antiques Roadshow’s Eric Knowles will be on hand
to value those treasured items stored away in visitors attics. Due to the
demand for valuations, visitors can pre-book their valuation time on-line
on www.gemspain.com to guarantee their time slot!
For more information, please visit www.gemspain.com or call 952 596 435.
We look forward to seeing you at the show!
May 4 - May 10 2007
LOCAL NEWS
HUERTA DE MURCIA
Terra Natura opens a
new park in the city
Marga Jiménez &
Alex Elgar
Murcia is the first town in
the Region to have its own
theme park. Terra Natura, located on the site of
the former Espinardo zoo,
covers 130,000 m2 and is
home to 300 animals and
50 species in its Africa and
Iberian Peninsula habitats,
such as zebras, hippopotamuses, bears, elephants,
mountain goats, wolves, roe
deer, birds of prey, ducks,
otters, deer, lions, giraffes...
The main attraction of the
park is that visual barriers
have been eliminated to
foster interaction with the
animals. At first, the park
will only be open to certain
groups, such as schools and
other collectives, that have
pre-booked in order to acclimatise the animals to their
new habitats. As of 14 May,
tickets will be on sale to the
general public. Terra Natura can receive up to 3500
people per day. It also has a
wooden bridge measuring
142 metres at a height of 7
metres, a 4000 m2 aviary,
a picnic area, five restaurants and several kiosks.
Visitors to the park can also
enjoy Aqua Natura, a water
park covering 40,000 m2,
with a range of different
areas: swimming pools for
children and adults, slides,
hydromassages and a solarium. This area will open
in the next few months. The
park designers have mana-
GREATER INTERACTION: Many visual barriers have been removed
ged to take full advantage
of the relief of the area and
maintain many indigenous
plants. There is also a ri-
ver with a closed circuit of
water. Furthermore, 0.7%
of the turnover will be earmarked for fauna and flora
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preservation programmes
to be administered by the
Terra Natura foundation.
At a glance
* A total of 300 animals, comprising 50 species,
have taken up residence in the new theme park:
zebras, wolves, deer, lions, otters, giraffes and
hippos
* The centre has capacity for up to 3,500 people
and the organisers hope to attract a quarter of a
million a year
* Its doors will be open to the general public from
Monday, May 14. Since Easter, Terra Natura has
been taking organised groups only
* One of the major attractions will be a recreation of Kenya’s Masai Mara game reserve
WATER PARK: New areas opening soon
Champion on the right track
European 1,500m champion,
Juan Carlos Higuero beat
Murcia’s new tram hands
down when it was officially
opened last Sunday. Racing the 1,900 metres on foot
against the tram, Higuero
was egged on by almost a
hundred people including
authorities, reporters and
local residents who got on
the tram at its first stop at
Ibermutuamur.
Higuero made four breathers at zebra crossings, at
each of which a ‘human
traffic light’ forced him to
stop for 15 seconds. The
tram, however, had to pick
up about 15 people at each
of its stops: Carrefour and
the Biblioteca Regional,
stopping for 30 seconds
apiece.
Volunteers controlled the
‘human
traffic
lights’,
where Higuero was timed.
The team was coordinated
by ex-goalkeeper of El
Pozo indoor football team,
Pepín.
The finish line judge was
Antonio Peñalver, runner
up in the Barcelona Olympic Games decathlon event
in 1992.
Murcia’s mayor, Miguel
Ángel Cámara, said: “The
Higuero-Tranvimur challenge represents a milestone in the history of sport
and entertainment.
It is the greatest challenge
ever undertaken with this
type of infrastructure.”
During the presentation
of Murcia’s new means of
transport, Cámara added
“the tram is not transport
from the past, but transport
for the future.
“It offers greater passenger
capacity, speed and punctuality, it does not cause pollution and it is energy- efficient.
“It is also cheap, accessible
and safe.”
It is hoped the tram will ease
congestion and encourage
city-dwellers to leave their
cars at home.
RACING HERO: Juan Carlos Higuero
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Alhama
Mayor takes
power away
from ‘rebel’
councillors
The mayor of Alhama and
People’s Party representative, Juan Romero, has
stripped authority from
seven of his councillors
after they rebelled against
him to form a new opposition party for the upcoming
local elections on 27 May.
The councillors left the PP
to form the Unión Democrática (Democratic Union)
of the Murcia Region. In an
act of revenge, the mayor
banished them from the local government.
Totana
HUERTA DE MURCIA
Golf course and 1800
residential homes
for La Hoya
Murcia’s popular tourist
area to be transformed
Massive changes afoot for
Lorca’s facilities
José Andúgar
New vehicle
boasts latest
technology
Totana’s
Civil
Defence
boasts a new vehicle dedicated to emergencies and
personnel transport. In addition to providing staff
with a further means of
transport, the vehicle will
enable prevention and surveillance activities to be
carried out in urban areas
and more inaccessible rural zones. The vehicle cost
almost €30,000, which was
almost entirely assumed by
the General Civil Defence
Authority. The all-terrain
vehicle has 5 seats and is
fully equipped with the latest technology.
May 4 - May 10 2007
Valle del Guadalentín is to
boast a new residential resort and golf course. The
new complex is to be located in La Hoya in Lorca,
which is one of Murcia’s
most popular areas for British residents. The complex,
which will be situated in
close proximity to the A-7
Mediterráneo
motorway,
will span one and a half
million square metres. Currently, the area is used for
irrigated crop cultivation.
In just over a month, La
Hoya Local Council plans
to examine the initial phases of two land development
projects, which will eventually lead to the creation
of almost three thousand
homes.
The special land development plan created by Eurocapital Negocios will cover
a total of 1,563,977 square
metres in La Hoya, currently used for irrigated crop
growth.
The area of land is located on the A7 motorway
service road at kilometre
607 towards Murcia, close
to the edge of the town’s
municipal area. According
to the local council, various
points along this service
provide access to the future
complex area.
The tourist development
is enhanced further by
the construction of an 18hole golf course, covering
641,566 square metres, and
is expected to be the complex’s main attraction.
Initial Plans
According to the plan,
the Town Council will be
granted 112,515 square metres for local roads, 156,348
square metres for general
systems, a further 94,993
square metres for public
green areas, 80,524 square
metres for public facilities,
and 3,000 for waste treatment.
In addition to this, there
are 18,762 square metres
of developable land, which
will enable the construction
of some 187 new homes.
Though plans are still in
the initial phases, some of
these properties could be
reserved for young people.
The remaining developable
land could be used to build
around 1870 new homes.
The project also includes
the creation of 2097 parking spaces, 48 of which will
be reserved for disabled
people. The costs predicted
for this complex, which will
cover more than one-and-a half million square metres,
amount to €26,768,000, and
will be incurred completely
by the land owners.
LA HOYA: Soon to be a golf resort aimed at British expatriates
The project is yet to be
submitted to the Segura
Hydrographical Confederation, the State General Road
Authority and the General
Urban Planning Authority
for strategic environmental evaluation and reports.
Such processes can take
more than a year.
The other development
project is planned in the
area known as Huerto
Chico, which is almost directly opposite this zone on
the other side of the motorway. Initial approval was
granted in March, and the
surface area involved covers more than one million
square metres, upon which
some 1,100 houses are expected to be built.
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At a glance
* 3,000 new homes will be built
* 2,097 parking spaces, of which 48 are reserved for
the disabled, are on the cards
* More than one-and-a-half million square metres
have been set aside to make way for the huge development
* The complex is expected to cost nearly 26.8 million euros - which will come out of the pockets of
those owning the land that will be constructed on
* At least a year is likely to pass before the relevant
authorities give the green light to the plans
* The development will be located next to the A-7
motorway in the Murcia direction, close to the
main hub of the town.
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May 4 - May 10 2007
HUERTA DE MURCIA
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Eighty new shops to open
in Parque Mediterráneo
22,000 visitors a day are expected at the shopping centre
José Andúgar
Espacio Mediterráneo, the
area set aside for small
shops in the Parque Mediterráneo leisure and commercial centre, will open
its doors on May 22. The
shopping centre will extend the capabilities of
the area located within the
Cabezo Beaza industrial
estate, which can easily be
accessed from the MurciaAlicante motorway (the
motorway that runs from
La Manga and the rest of
the Mar Menor).
After two years of construction work, the opening of
these 80 new shops brings
the shopping centre one
step closer to completion
and to being one of the larg-
est shopping complexes in
Europe. The main objective
of the Espacio Mediterráneo management team is to
exceed 7.5 million visitors a
year, which means an average of over 20,000 per day.
In spite of this inauguration, the centre will not be
running at full capacity until a few weeks later. About a
dozen establishments have
been forced to delay opening because of damage to
the roof caused by rainfall
a few weeks ago. A further
40 shops are to be opened in
the future.
This new leisure and shopping area completes the
first phase of Espacio Mediterráneo, which opened its
doors to the public last October with 20 shops and a
Carrefour hypermarket.
The third and top floor of
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DELAY: Heavy rain held up proceedings
the complex houses fashion
and accessories shops, in
addition to restaurants and
leisure facilities including
a bowling alley and a multiplex cinema that together
cover a surface area of 6,013
m2. Vistors can access the
Lux Cinemas complex from
this floor.
The first floor is home to
a range of cuisines to suit
everybody’s taste: from
traditional Mediterranean
cooking to fast food and
themed restaurants. On
the ground floor, where the
Carrefour
hypermarket
is located, there is a wide
range of
medium-sized
shops specialising in sporting equipment, clothing,
toys, furniture and domestic appliances.
Where the
melons
used to be
grown
“This represents a major business project for
the city, which we have
been developing for
some time. I can still
remember when they
used to grow melons on
this spot and now we
have a virtually complete complex to add to
our city’s spectrum of
shopping and leisure
areas. Along with the
tourism options offered
by Puerto de Culturas,
the shopping centre
will increase visitor
numbers and wealth in
Cartagena,” indicated
the Mayor of Cartagena, Pilar Barreiro.
260 parking spaces to be built
under Plaza de España
Work is scheduled to
resume on the Alameda de
San Antón car park under
Plaza de España in June,
if nothing else crops up to
impede it. The discovery
of important archaeological remains definitively
reduced the project by a
third: Aparksa, a Grupo Unión company, can only construct 259 of the 418 spaces
it had planned.
Given the Valencia Regional Government directorate
general of culture’s clear
instruction that no work
is to be undertaken that
might affect the ruins of
the Puerta de Madrid (an
18th century bridge) and
the Anguililla canal, the final design of the car park is
limited to the western half
of the Plaza de España.
That is to say, if you divide the square into two
as though it were a cake
by drawing an imaginary
line from Calle del Carmen
to La Alameda, the part
where the car park will be
located is on the side nearest the Barrio de la Concepción. The area near the
Carmelitas school and the
union building will not be
affected, but work will take
place in the area next to the
CAR PARK: Works to restart next month
taxi rank, Edificio 2001 and
the petrol station.
In order to minimise traffic
problems, the local traffic
police has recommended
the implementation of
a two-stage strategy, although at this point it is
unclear where work will
commence.
Although the local government has authorised the
project, reports are still
pending from the planning
and fire departments. In
order to facilitate access to
the car park during the construction phase, two-way
lanes will be implemented.
In May 2006, Soler promised that the technical problems were to be resolved by
means of ‘progressive solu-
tions’, which would allow
the work to be completed by
mid-2007. The truth is that
work still has not started
and the councillor assures
that there will be no more
delays.
“I am glad we are nearing
the end of a complicated
phase. Taking into account
the
characteristics
of
Cartagena, it is understand-
able that in the archaeological excavation phase there
would be subsoil complications and that the Ministry
of Culture would enforce
certain conditions on the
project. But, now, and after implementing rigorous
processes, everything is
perfect and we are ready to
resume work as soon as possible,” stated Soler.
The prices to be applied
in the new car park (estimated to be completed in 15
months) have not been set
by Aparksa yet, although
early last year council technicians were considering
two cents per minute.
The extension of
the
Alameda de San Antón car
park is an initiative that
could not be undertaken a
decade ago due to problems
encountered by the ONCE
group company that was
to manage the car park.
Now the project has been
taken on by Grupo Unión,
the company managed by
the well-known Cartagena
constructors and property
developers Alfonso García
and Mariano Roca.
Early next year, locals and
tourists will also have at
their disposal 500 new underground parking spaces
in Calle Real, close to the
Military Arsenal. The spaces will be in a new car park
called Plaza del Par.
Support for pedestrianisation
This infrastructure project
forms part of the measures designed to support
the pedestrianisation of
six streets in the old town,
including the Carmen and
Sagasta tourist streets.
The aim is to compensate
the elimination of parking
spaces on the surface with
the creation of new ones
underground.
The pedestrianisation of
six streets met with tough
opposition from the area’s
shopkeepers last year. For
them, removing traffic
from their shop windows
means removing potential
customers.
Cartagena Council has
adopted the opposite stance,
as it is committed to making the centre a nice place
to stroll and shop. The council maintains that visitor
numbers have increased in
the pedestrian streets in recent months. Many visitors
are tourists from the port
area coming in via Calle
Mayor and Calle Puerta de
Murcia.
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May 4 - May 10 2007
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
Israel
Vanunu faces
jail again
A court in Israel has convicted former nuclear technician Mordechai Vanunu
of violating a military order
banning him from speaking
to foreign journalists.
The verdict could mean a
fresh jail term for Mr Vanunu, who served 18 years
in prison for revealing details of Israel’s clandestine
nuclear programme.
His lawyer called it “intolerable” to convict a person
for the mere act of speaking, never mind whatever
was said.
A sentencing hearing is
set for 18 May. Vanunu is
banned from leaving Israel.
“We should be clear here
that Vanunu was convicted
for the very act of speaking
to non-Israelis, rather than
the content of those conversations,” lawyer Michel
Sfard said.
“We do not consider this appropriate for a democracy
in the 21st Century.”
England
Quake shakes
parts of Kent
An earthquake shook parts
of Kent, damaging buildings and disrupting electricity supplies.
Homes in five streets in
Folkestone had to be evacuated because of structural
damage including cracked
walls and fallen chimneys.
The magnitude 4.3 tremor
struck at 0819 BST and experts said its epicentre was
a few miles off the coast in
the English Channel.
One woman was taken to
hospital with a neck injury.
Africa
Kidnap of
oil workers
Twelve workers, 11 of them
foreign, have been kidnapped from a construction
site in Nigeria’s oil-rich Niger Delta, a South Korean
firm has said.
The eight Filipinos, three
South Koreans and one Nigerian were taken at gunpoint from the Afam power
plant 30km north-east of
Port Harcourt.
At least five other foreign
workers have been abducted in the south from an Italian-operated offshore oil
vessel.
Thousands of foreign oil
workers have left Nigeria
since the spate of kidnappings began early last year.
Daewoo Engineering &
Construction said the gunmen stormed the site near
Port Harcourt and drove
off with the workers.
Major conference to
solve Iraq instability
Violence continues in the
war-torn country
Two days of talks may involve
United States and Iran
A major international conference aimed at bringing
stability and economic recovery to Iraq has opened
in Egypt.
Two days of talks will
bring together diplomats
from wealthy nations and
regional powers in the Red
Sea resort of Sharm elSheikh.
Delegates are to endorse
a five-year International
Compact for Iraq (ICI), giving support in exchange
for reforms.
US Secretary of State
Condoleezza
Rice
has
hinted she could meet her
Iranian and Syrian counterparts.
Delegates will have two
meetings - the ICI meeting
yesterday, then an international conference today.
Representatives of Iraq’s
neighbours, including Iran
and Syria, as well as of the
G8 and EU attended.
The conference started
against a background of
continuing violence in Iraq.
The US said a rocket
strike on Baghdad’s heavily fortified Green Zone had
killed four US government
contractors, all from the
Philippines.
The presence of ministers from the US, Iran and
Syria at the talks in Egypt
has sparked speculation
of possible talks between
them on the sidelines.
The US secretary of state
Condoleezza Rice said: “I
think I can handle any question that is asked of me.”
Ms Rice said she would
not avoid an exchange
with Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki
should it happen.
She said: “If we encounter each other and wander
to other subjects I am prepared to address them at
least in terms of American
policy.”
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said
he would welcome honest
dialogue with the US in
Egypt.
He warned that it would
be a mistake for the US to
think negotiations would
result in Iran scaling back
its nuclear programme
when sanctions and diplomatic pressure have not
yielded results. Such a
meeting would mark the
first bilateral talks between
ministers from the two
countries since the United
States cut relations in 1980.
There has been little
contact between them ever
since the Iranian revolution and the seizure of the
US embassy in Tehran in
1979.
But the open question is
whether America and Iran
will even hold direct talks.
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United States
Iran
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Russia
China
European Union
The Bush administration
still accuses Iran of meddling inside neighbouring
Iraq - a charge Iran has
strongly denied - and Washington refuses to discuss
Iran’s nuclear programme
until Tehran suspends its
uranium enrichment.
The US also charges Syria
with allowing foreign fighters to enter Iraq through
the long border between
the two neighbours - something Damascus denies.
British shipyard wins multi-million pound deal
to build sections for Spanish Navy submarines
Barrow shipyard in England has won its first export
order in 30 years, with a
multi-million pound deal to
make sections for Spanish
submarines.
The yard will build two
domed ends for the pressure hulls of each of an initial four new S80 Scorpene
class submarines.
Another four could follow
on.
The deal, which was won
against competition from
France, Germany and the
United States, has been
hailed as ‘a real coup’ and
helps secure Barrow jobs.
It is not expected to create
new ones.
The export breakthrough
came after Barrow yard
was forced to buy a giant
£2m, 2,500-tonne capacity
press, to make much larger
dome ends for future Astute
class nuclear-powered subs
for the Royal Navy.
It was bought from the
former supplier, Motherwell
Bridge in Scotland, and then
reassembled in Barrow to
secure future supplies.
After months of secret negotiations, a deal has been
signed with Spain’s government-owned
shipbuilder
Navantia SA and work has
started.
BAE will fabricate and assemble fore and aft pressure hull domes.
It says that it will also “provide technical support and
assistance in other aspects
of pressure hull fabrication
to Navantia as the overall
S80 programme develops.”
The first two boat sets will
be fully welded and completed in Barrow.
The last two will be partly
assembled and welded in
Barrow, with final welding
set to take place in Navantia’s facilities in Cartagena,
with support from BAE as
required.
Navantia group procurement president José Ramón
said: “Navantia welcomes
the support offered by BAE
Systems.”
Shipyard managing director Murray Easton said:
“We are delighted to have
won the contract to collaborate with Navantia on the
S80 programme to use the
vast wealth of knowledge
and capability for conventional submarine development and construction that
exists alongside our nuclear build capability.
“It is also a welcome return to the export market,
although the Astute programme remains the primary focus for the yard.”
Simon Jones, of BAE, who
led the bid to secure the Navantia agreement, said: “The
depth of our knowledge and
proven track record in submarine technology underpins why Navantia chose to
work with us.
“We believe the agreement
represents a very important progression in the
international submarine
industry sector.”
Navantia has the prime contract for four S80 2,400 tonne
submarines for the Spanish
Navy to be built in Cartagena.
HIGH SEAS: A Scorpene class submarine
The order was won against
massive competition and
BAE
spokesman
Chris
Nelson said: “It was worldwide competition, primarily French, German and
the Americans, but we
beat them all. It was a real
coup.”
The chairman of Keep Our
Future Afloat Campaign in
Barrow, Councillor Terry
Waiting, said: “We are delighted by this order. I don’t
think it will create any jobs
in Barrow but it will help
secure the jobs of those that
are there.
“It is an export order and
it is working with another
partner so it has got to be
good news.”
Amicus union official Nick
Miller said: “Obviously this
is welcome news and recognition that Barrow has a
good shipbuilding reputation.”
The yard’s last submarine
export order was the Riachuelo Oberón Class boat,
built for Brazil in 1977.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
May 4 - May 10 2007
Israel
George Bush
vetoes bill
US President George W Bush
has vetoed a Congressional
bill that would have linked
war funding to a timetable
for withdrawal of US troops
from Iraq.
Speaking in Washington
after signing the veto, Mr
Bush said setting a deadline
for withdrawal would be
setting a date for failure in
Iraq.
He said the funding was
needed to give time for the
new strategy of a surge of
reinforcements in Baghdad
to succeed.
Mr Bush said he would seek
a compromise with Congressional leaders.
It is only the second time
since taking office that Mr
Bush has used the presidential veto.
Earlier on Tuesday, leaders
of the Democrat-controlled US Congress signed the
controversial bill agreeing
to $100bn (£50bn) in further
funding on condition US
combat troops begin to withdraw this year.
Nancy Pelosi, the speaker of
the house, said: “The president wants a blank cheque;
the Congress is not going to
give it to him.”
Mr Bush criticised the bill,
saying it substituted the
opinions of politicians for
the judgement of military
commanders.
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Terror bomb plot men
jailed for life in London
Links with the 7/7 Tube and
bus killings revealed
The five were trained at
terror schools in Pakistan
Five men have been jailed
for life for a British bomb
plot linked to Al-Qaeda that
could have killed hundreds
of people. Jurors in the
year-long Old Bailey trial
heard of plans to target a
shopping centre, nightclub
and the gas network with a
giant fertiliser bomb.
The judge, Sir Michael
Astill, said the men, all British citizens, had betrayed
their country.
It has also been revealed
some of the plotters met two
of the July 7 London suicide
bombers.
They are Omar Khyam,
25 - jailed for life (40 years
minimum), Jawad Akbar, 23
- jailed for life (35 years minimum), Salahuddin Amin,
32 - jailed for life (35 years
minimum), Waheed Mahmood, 35 - jailed for life (40
years minimum), Anthony
García, 24 - jailed for life (40
years minimum)
Mohammed Sidique Khan
was spotted on four occasions in 2004 with at least
one of the fertiliser bomb
conspirators.
At one point MI5 officers
followed Khan back to his
home in Leeds but no further action was taken.
In the wake of the convictions both the Conservatives
and the Liberal Democrats
have both called for an independent inquiry into the
July 7 link.
The new director general
of MI5, Jonathan Evans,
said: “The attack on 7 July in
London was a terrible event.
Omar Khyam
“The sense of disappointment, felt across the service,
at not being able to prevent
the attack, despite our efforts to prevent all such
atrocities, will always be
with us.
“The Security Service
will never have the capacity
to investigate everyone who
appears on the periphery of
every operation.”
Britain’s top anti-terrorist policeman, the Metropolitan Police’s Deputy Assistant Commissioner Peter
Clarke, said: “This was not a
group of youthful idealists.
“They were trained, dedicated, ruthless terrorists
who were obviously planning to carry out an attack
against the British public.”
Police smashed the plot in
2004 after MI5 had watched
an Islamist extremist network with links across the
world.
The link with July 7 was
deliberately kept from the
Old Bailey jury for fear of
prejudicing their deliberations on the fertiliser bomb
plot.
The fertiliser bomb plot
investigation linked back to
senior Al-Qaeda figures in
Pakistan and Afghanistan,
including one who was detained by US forces in Iraq
at the weekend.
The judge told them: “You
have betrayed this country
that has given you every opportunity.”
He said: “All of you may
never be released. It’s not a
foregone conclusion.”
Two other men, Nabeel Hussain and Shujah
Mahmood, were found not
guilty.
TARGETS DISCUSSED
Bluewater shopping centre
Utilities network
Ministry of Sound nightclub
Parliament
Football stadium
The men had started out
sympathetic to Muslim
causes around the world but the key plotters decided
that violence was the answer as they came together
for secret military training
camps in Pakistan.
Back in Britain, they discussed various schemes, including targeting the Bluewater shopping centre in
Kent on a busy Saturday or
the Ministry of Sound nightclub in central London.
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Trial Facts
3,644 witness statements
taken
105 prosecution
witnesses
Trial lasted for 13 months
Jury was out for record
27 days
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Berta Chulvi from Valencia
Welcome to the Students who make the effort
new Royal baby
The whole country was cheered this week by the news that
Crown Princess Letizia had given birth to a baby girl.
It shows just how enthusiastically the Spanish have embraced Royalty and democracy since the death of Franco.
The Spanish Royal family is held in great regard and is
something that brings stability to an often volatile race.
It is a shame that, aside from the Queen, the British Royal
family is regarded as something of an anachronism and
there appears to be growing numbers of people who feel
that it has no place in modern society.
This is probably because the Prince of Wales, heir to the
throne, has some eccentric views and the shennanigans of
his two sons, William and Harry did nothing to enhance
the family’s reputation until they both decided to join the
Army.
But King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofía have shown that a
Royal Family can exist in the 21st century because they are
respected and make a contribution to the nation.
The new father, Prince Felipe, is carrying on in the same
vein.
Jacqui Cotterill
from Parcent
Blaming the
messenger
The recent scathing report
issued by the Petitions
Committee of the European
Parliament into land abuse
scandals in Spain has caused
a flood of comment in both
Spanish and English press.
The report was the result
of the visit of the President
of the Petitions Committee,
Polish MEP Marcin Libicki
and Vice President Michael
Cashman, British Labour
MEP. The fact finding delegation spent two days in
the Comunitat Valenciana
during which they visited
Parcent to investigate our
petition to the European
Parliament which claims
that the plans to build 1,800
houses in Parcent contravene EU law.
Members of ‘Veïns de
Parcent’ held a meeting where village people
and European residents
addressed the MEPs. The
subsequent television coverage showed many of us
moved to tears by the testimonies of Parcent people.
My neighbour spoke, at first
haltingly, her voice shaking
with emotion. She described
how her family had fought
for their land, survived
hardship, suffered hunger
but held on to the land, and
how it meant more to her
than any amount of money
offered by the builders. She
questioned why she should
be forced to sell. British
resident Mark Harrison
told of the emotional and
financial stress suffered by
members of his Residents
Association, threatened
with losing their land and
paying huge infrastructure
costs if the urbanisation
plans go ahead. All spoke
from their hearts.
So it has been infuriating
to read the response of the
Valencian government in
the local papers. Their position from the outset has
been to discredit the delegation, cast spurious and
unproven doubts on the
integrity of its members
and rubbish the reports
findings.
Instead of listening to people’s undoubted grievances
they denied the existence of
the thousands of petitions
into urban planning abuses
received by the Petitions
Committee.
Instead of addressing the
serious and legitimate concerns of the delegation they
insulted them and attempted to ridicule official representatives of the European
Parliament.
Instead of accepting the
consequences of peoples
rightful concerns into the
security of their properties
under Valencian land laws,
they blamed the EU report
for falling house sales.
Instead of understanding
that their unjust laws are
themselves damaging the
reputation of Valencia and
putting people off buying
houses here, they blame
the Petitions Committee
for publicising citizen’s
complaints. A sad but clear
case of blaming the messenger whilst ignoring the
message.
The truth is that I was
going to talk about weddings this week because it
is the start of the month of
May and everyone seems to
be getting married. A decision that can have serious
consequences not only in
the long, but also in the
short term. For example,
you suddenly find that the
girl in the workshop is off
for six weeks just when you
need her most, or the fashion editor is on her honeymoon. But at the end of the
day, despite the fact that
50% of married couples
separate within the first
few years, it seems that
weddings are an unstoppable trend. What is more
is that the total is multiplying because many of those
who separate get married
again. So it seems that
there is no escape from the
wedding gifts, blowouts
and party clothes that seem
to define the month of May.
To get away from it all, the
best thing is to hang out
with a younger crowd –ideally 15-25 year olds– who
are a lot less likely to talk
to you about weddings,
so we should listen to the
younger generation. And
the thing is that this week
has brought a pleasant
surprise: I met a student
leader, who is a member of
a serious student association that analyses educational issues and proposes
clear, convincing and
comprehensible solutions.
This young man, Stefan
Lukic, who is the president of the Federation of
Higher Education Student
Associations (Faavem), is
of Rumanian extraction yet
speaks perfect Valenciano.
Lukic brings fresh ideas
and boundless energy to a
student organisation that
has called a strike for the
10th May based on sound
reasoning and lucid argument. The students are
indignant, among other
things, because Valencia’s
regional Education ministry has announced three
important laws over the
last month without taking
into account the opinions
of the majority of associations that comprise the
Valencian School Council.
These three laws refer
to issues that directly
affect students: a decree
that establishes on what
grounds admission to
any particular schoool is
granted or denied, a decree
determining the school
curriculum, and a decree
that defines the rights and
obligations of the student
body. You might be wondering what is this Valencian
School Council to which
the regional government
pays so little heed? Well,
it is a type of educational
parliament made up of
around a hundred people,
representatives from the
main teacher, parent, and
student associations in
the Valencian region. The
regional government is
obliged to present to the
Valencian School Council
its major planned initiatives so that they can be
discussed, voted on and
amendments proposed. As
the regional government
systematically ignores the
proposals put forward by
the council, its members
decided to refuse to attend
the last plenary session,
staging, instead, a protest
outside during which,
with their mouths taped
up, a statement was read,
the gist of which was: “If
they don’t listen, it’s better to keep quiet.” The
photo shows Stefan Lukic,
the president of the association that has called the
strike on the 10th May,
reading out the statement.
What are the students ask-
ing for? For the first time,
instead of asking for things
the students have proposed
a series of amendments to
the regional government’s
plans, which they find distasteful, and which can
be consulted on the association’s website (faavem
.org). After thoroughly
analysing the legal texts
presented, the youngsters
have found that they object
strongly both to the regional government’s educational policies and the values
that lie behind them. The
texts on their website show
that these are young people who make the effort,
that they have analytical
skills and know how to
express their arguments
to defend their point of
view. Faced with such an
unusual display, it is hard
not to get excited: perhaps
we can be optimistic about
the future. There are some
hard-working young people out there who are not
afraid to defend their ideas
no matter how powerful
their opponents might be.
Maybe things are not so
bad after all despite the
rise in the number of people getting married.
Ignasi Mora La Vall de Gallinera
The cloning of the world
Since the Neolithic Age
until four days ago, handmade craftwork was fashionable. However, as the
19th century began, industry began to prevail. These
days, except for works of
art, even endless patience
and a full wallet will not
guarantee enabling you
to find something original. Whichever way you
look at it, like a dusty old
skull, craftwork belongs in
museums or exhibitions
about the past. It is for this
reason that, if you go to
buy a bidet, you will find
two hundreds bidets that
are all exactly the same.
Either that or there will be
a hundred expensive ones
and a hundred cheaper
ones. And that is all.
Industrialisation
was
a giant step forward for
the business world. While
craftsmen would concentrate all their efforts on
creating unique pieces, it
occurred to wily business-
men everywhere that, if
these could be cloned thousands or even millions of
times, the profits would be
huge. All that was required
to do so were those seemingly magical machines
capable of churning out
multiple duplicates of the
original. And this is how
the mechanical cloning of
the world began in the 19th
century.
In fact, attempts to achieve
mass production were
being made long before
this. Without having to
look very far for an example, there is the printing
industry. There is a world
of difference in the potential profits to be made
between employing a man
to copy books by hand and
using a printing machine.
It does not take an economic genius to work out
that printed copies can be
sold at prices that guarantee soaring demand. When
machines really began to
manufacture an industrial
world, their owners realised that their capacity to
clone objects was almost
infinite. After all, people
were being tempted to
buy the most unexpected
things. This is because
human beings tend to be
addictive and once we try
something new it is not
long before it becomes a
new necessity. What really clinched it, however,
proved to be the spread of
democracy, the belief that
we all have the right to buy
the same things, and, of
course, advertising.
Generally, humanity prefers quantity to quality
because, if this were not
the case, industry would
not have prevailed. Leaving
to one side those starving
to death on one side of the
planet, the rest of us prefer to eat one chicken a
day –even if that chicken
is sickly, flabby and practically tasteless– than one
chicken a month that has
been raised in the wild.
As a consequence, nobody
in their right minds these
days takes the trouble to
feed and maintain freerange chickens like the
ones our grandparents
used to eat.
Among those most seriously affected by the substitution of craftsmanship by
industry are theologians.
More and more, they are
being forced to abandon
their obession with sex
and more or less unorthodox sexual practice –an
understandable obsession,
without doubt, given their
celibate lifestyle– and focus
their attention instead on
the total lack of soul found
in mass-produced items.
The reason being that we
are inevitably being affected by this lack, and, if we
have no souls, theologians
will have nowhere to go
but the dole office.
EDITORIAL & OPINION
May 4 - May 10 2007
Penny Clark from Alicante
Age Appropriate
Sometimes you have a
birthday and feel that
the age doesn’t suit you.
Personally, I was okay
up to about 40, but every
digit after that seemed
worrisome. I began to
think those things your
mother used to say – Can
I still wear this? Is the
bar brightly lit? Do you
say ‘groovy’ anymore?
And ageing is clearly
sexist. Women can’t do
‘rugged’. Less men feel
compelled to base their
job prospects on their
looks, and subsequently get into plastic surgery as a form of career
maintenance. The cliché
of the boss running off
with the young secretary
clearly isn’t about her
dictation skills.
The downhill slide is
more noticeable if you
had a perky frontage previously. I was astounded
to discover recently that
scientists believe breasts
were impermanent prePleistocene times; they
inflated and deflated like
summer lilo’s. In fact,
men would have actually found them a turnoff since they signalled
a woman was already
impregnated. And, once
they had served their
purpose for baby’s nutrition, they would have
dwindled away.
Imagine the horror! Not
only crows feet (read:
laughter lines) and chin
hairs (read: erm, chin
hairs) but disappearing
boobs to signal that the
prime of your life is over.
So, maybe we should be
grateful for evolution
– for turning breasts into
our life-long pals. After
all, there isn’t much that
a push-up bra and a pair
of high heels can’t solve.
Ageing must work from
top to bottom for a reason. Babies grow proportionately from their
head downwards i.e.
first the brain and nervous system develop,
then the limbs elongate
and strengthen, until
the child can sit, then
stand, then walk.
Similarly, we age that
way – face and hair show
the first signs of deterioration, but we are left
with lovely knees. Who
among us hasn’t had that
awful shock when admiring a shapely pair of legs
only to be startled when
an ancient toothless
crone’s face is attached?
No? Just me then.
Perhaps there is a clue
in the way our relationships need to develop.
As babies, our wide-eyed
innocence is designed
to appeal to the parents nurturing instinct,
and ensure that we are
looked after to grow into
adulthood. As we age,
find a life partner, and
produce a family, there
comes a time when
attracting a mate is no
longer useful. Our looks
decline so that we can
concentrate on more
cerebral tasks without
distraction. Luckily, our
As Jenny Joseph said:
“When I am old, I will wear purple,
With a red hat which doesn’t go, and doesn’t suit
me....
...And run my stick along the public railings
And make up for the sobriety of my youth.
I shall go out in my slippers in the rain
And pick flowers in other people’s gardens
And learn to spit.”
eyesight often fails too,
so we have no idea how
rough we look.
I have decided that if this
is the game plan, there
must be a way to see the
positive in it.
I’ll have to embrace my
disreputable years to
come!
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NEWS FEATURE
May 4 - May 10 2007
A little sister for Leonor
The Infanta Sofía was an instant
hit with her big sister, Leonor.
Letizia has named the new bundle
of joy after the queen, to thank
her mother-in-law for the invaluable support she gave the princess as a newlywed.
By Samantha Kett
Pictures: EFE
Anyone who was glued to the
tennis on Sunday may have
noticed, as Rafa Nadal battled it out with Argentinean
rival Guillermo Cañas, the
Infanta Cristina take a call
on her mobile and then
whisper something to her
husband.
As the Conde de Godó
tournament carried on,
its spectators blissfully
unaware, crowds of camera-clicking reporters gathered outside a hospital in the
capital, their collars turned
up against the rain whilst
munching chicken sandwiches.
In the meantime, Queen
Sofía was boarding a plane
from Moscow where she had
been at the funeral of violinist Mstislav Rostropóvich
with her sister, Princess
Irene of Greece, and fellow
grandma-to-be
Paloma
Rocasolano was already
hotfooting it to Madrid’s
Clínica Ruber in her car.
Four and a half hours
after Princess Letizia
was admitted to hospital, the media received a
text message from the
Royal Household reading,
“Zarzuela Press. 17.28
hrs. HRH the Princess of
Asturias has given birth to
a girl.”
For the first time in the
history of the Spanish
royal family, the gender of
a royal baby was known
before the birth.
Later that night, Prince
Felipe revealed that his new
daughter had been born by
caesarian section, weighing
3.31 kilos (7lb 5oz) and measuring 50cm (19.5”), and
that mother and baby were
both doing fine following
a relatively quick labour
with no complications.
Letizia’s mum, Paloma
Rocasolano, was by her
daughter’s side throughout
the birth, although it would
take another two days for
the rest of the extended
family to come trickling in
through the doors of the
clinic to coo over the new
royal.
The Infanta Cristina’s
three children, Juan, Pablo
and Miguel, on seeing their
newborn cousin, asked
unceasing questions such
as “why hasn’t she got
teeth?” and “why is she so
small?”
Eighteen-month-old
Leonor, born on Hallowe’en
in 2005, visited her little
sister for the first time on
Tuesday with proud dad
Felipe who announced that
the bond between the girls
was instantaneous. Leonor
was clearly in raptures
with the new addition to
the household, not at all
jealous – despite inevitable
worries about sibling rivalry – and very reluctant to
walk away and get back in
the car with her father.
As well as being able to
grow up together, the proximity in age of Leonor and
her sister will also have
some very practical benefits, as the Infanta Cristina
was quick to point out.
“They’ll be able to wear
each others’ cast-offs, like
these three,” commented
the Duchess of Palma de
Mallorca, who described
the new baby girl as ‘gorgeous’ and said she ‘looks
just like Leonor’.
BIG SISTER: Leonor is over the moon with baby Sofía
“I had no idea she was
going to be named after
me”
Naturally, speculation
was rife for the next 36
hours about what the new
baby was going to be called.
All anybody knew was that
she would be an ‘Infanta’
PROUD GRANDPARENTS: King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofía are thrilled with
the latter’s new namesake
like her sister, although
Leonor will become the
36th Princess of Asturias
when Felipe is crowned
King of Spain.
The title ‘Infante’, or
‘Infanta’ in the feminine, is
given to all children of the
King who do not hold the
title of Prince or Princess
of Asturias, and to all
children of the latter who,
again, are not classed as
princes or princesses. It is
a title that can also be granted, exceptionally, to others
whom the royal family consider worthy of it.
Unlike in many other
countries,
‘Prince’
or
‘Princess’ is a title only
held by those members of
the royal family directly in
line to the throne and their
spouses – as is the case
with Felipe, the eldest son
of reigning monarch King
Juan Carlos.
Additionally, the question
of changing the Spanish
Constitution to allow firstborn females to take precedence over any younger
brothers they may have in
terms of succession to the
throne – an issue that was
raised after the birth of
Leonor – will not be so pressing, given that the newborn is a girl. There will
be no hurry to rectify this
unless and until Letizia has
a boy.
As for the new Infanta’s
christian name, barely had
the umbilical cord been
cut than Spanish national
daily El País opened a discussion forum on its website for readers to come up
with their own suggestions.
There were a number who
proposed Érika, in homage
to Letizia’s sister who tragically took her own life at
the beginning of February
aged just 31.
One reader, who identified himself as José, said
the Infanta should be called
Mayte after his girlfriend
whose birthday it was that
day; another, Marisa, declared, “as long as it isn’t Isabel
or Almudena, I couldn’t
care less,” whilst a few felt
she should be given a more
everyday, run-of-the-mill
name given that Leonor is
relatively unique.
“Let’s have a nice, normal name, now – like
Gumersinda,” jokes a reader who prefers to remain
anonymous.
It was those members of
the public keen for the baby
to be named Sofía, after her
grandmother, who won the
debate.
The Queen was clearly
delighted at the Prince and
Princess’ decision, which
was partly driven by the latter as a sign of her gratitude
to Sofía for her unending
support in helping Letizia
adapt to her new life when
she married Felipe. Queen
Sofía, who said her namesake ‘doesn’t cry much’,
confessed that she had had
no idea that her eighth grandchild would be baptised in
her honour.
Although most of the
country has been champing
at the bit to see the baby
pictures, Letizia is in no fit
state to be photographed
so soon after a caesarian
operation and is unlikely to
appreciate seeing her drawn
and tired, if undeniably contented, face in the world’s
glossies until she has had
time to humanise herself.
According to the Royal
Household, the Princess
and her new bundle of joy
– along with an exhausted but happy Felipe and
Paloma – should leave the
clinic this afternoon, taking
with them a huge collection
of stuffed toys, flowers and
balloons – presents from
official figures from far and
wide to welcome Sofía into
the world.
TRAVEL
May 4 - May 10 2007
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Beniarjó: Home of a legend
Small it may be, but this often overlooked La Safor village boasts plenty of homegrown talent and a wealth of
colourful and cosmopolitan
fiestas...
By Samantha Kett
Given its diminutive size
– the last census four years
ago revealed that there
were just 1,288 inhabitants
– it comes as a surprise to
learn that Beniarjó was
the birthplace of one of
the Comunitat Valenciana’s most venerated writers and had strong links
to the renowned King Alfonso the Great. Fiercely
proud of their local history and their region’s values and culture, eighty per
cent of beniarjoleros speak
valenciano as their first
language.
Originally a Moorish settlement, it was first recorded under the name of Benizerjó and came under the
jurisdiction of Gandia until it became emancipated
from the town’s rule, along
with Almoines, in the midsixteenth century. Nowadays, Beniarjó’s economy
is largely based on agriculture, particularly citrus
farming, given the abundant orange groves along
the banks of the river Serpis. This said, more and
more new companies are
setting up in the village, a
factor that has lead to its
steady population growth
over the last few years.
Poetic injustice
Beniarjó’s greatest claim
to fame is arguably that
of being the birthplace
of Ausiàs March, in 1397.
One of the most renowned
poets of Mediaeval Spain,
March was born into a
noble family of distinguished writers, including
his father, Pedro; his uncle,
Jaime, and his cousin Arnau. Lord of Beniarjó and
neighbouring
Pardines
and Verniga, Ausiàs had
already been knighted at
the age of 22 by Alfonso
V who he served for many
years, taking part in expeditions to Corsica and
Cerdeña and working for
the King’s company in
Sicily and North Africa,
chasing pirates away from
the Spanish coast. As well
as being a loyal servant of
Alfonso the Great, Ausiàs
was a great personal friend
of his and fellow lover of
literature.
Ausiàs married Isabel Martorell in 1437, the sister of
Joan Martorell, author of
Valencian classic Tirant lo
Blanch – a novel that is indisputably the region’s answer to Don Quijote insofar
as it is the epitome of the
Comunitat’s literary history. Their domestic bliss was
short-lived as Isabel died
two years later – in fact,
Ausiàs had very little luck
in marriage, since his second wife, Joana Escorna,
also passed away in 1443.
Although neither of the two
women left him an heir, the
poet is recorded as having
four illegitimate children,
presumably thanks to the
number of concubines he
kept.
Ausiàs left us 128 poems
in total, all in valenciano
in the original and breaking with the contemporary
tradition of pastoral literature. His works are, ironically, an analysis of morals
and read as a tragic and anguished fight between good
and bad. Difficult to interpret, Ausiàs’ verse centres
on sin and virtue, pain and
death, being heavily influenced by Aristotle, Dante
and Petrarch.
His poems did not become
widespread until long after
his death in 1459 – in fact,
they were not translated
into castellano until a century later. However, to the
people of La Safor, he was
and will continue to be
an icon, with streets and
buildings and even a high
school in Gandia named
after him.
In his town of birth, Beniarjó, the family palace
BENIARJÓ: A small town with big literary traditions
is little more than a ruin
now. It passed into the
hands of the Medinacelis,
who also had a palace in
El Verger next to the Cremallera tower, in the 17th
century. The new owners
systematically dismantled
the building in order to
sell the construction materials. Oddly enough, the
best-preserved part is the
cistern used to supply water to the palace – this has
been restored and is now a
tourist attraction.
Even the Sant Marc chapel, annexed to the palace,
was demolished when
the church of Sant Joan
Baptista was built in the
mid-twentieth
century.
This new place of worship
also doubles up as an art
gallery, where a permanent exhibition of local
works is on display.
Street sounds swirling
through the town
It is hardly a revelation
that Ausiàs March’s na-
N
tive town would somehow
honour him in its annual
fiestas. Every April, at
the same time as the festival of traditional music
and dance, the Senyoriu
d’Ausiàs March poetry
competition is held and
awards given in their
unofficial patron saint’s
name. Another music and
dance festival takes place
in the second half of
August and, like the first,
involves
participants
from Africa, the Americas, Europe and Asia performing their indigenous
arts in the street – an
event not to be missed for
anyone who is fascinated
by popular culture on a
global level.
Also in April is the fiesta
of Sant Marc, the ‘official’
patron saint, where the
Ball de la Bandera (dance
of the flag) and les Caixes
de sant Marc, both dances
that originate from 15thcentury Florence, are performed in the open air.
N
Ausiàs in English
The works of Ausiàs March have been translated
into English for the first
time in their 500-year history and a tri-lingual edition (in Spanish, English
and valenciano) will shortly hit the shelves.
Translator of the English
text, Manuel Ángel Conejero Dionís-Bayer, a playwright, drama teacher
and university dean, won
an OBE for his Spanish
translation of the works
of Shakespeare in 1992.
Look out for Ausiàs in a
bookshop near you.
A mad man’s art?
First verse of Ausiàs March’s poem, Quien no está
triste deje mi lectura, in castellano and in English:
Quien no está triste deje mi lectura
o en algún tiempo no haya triste estado,
y el que es de males mal apasionado,
obscuridad no busque a su tristura.
Lea mis versos, mi razón turbada,
sin algún arte muestra de hombre loco,
y la razón que en tal dolor me apoco
sábela amor, por quien la causa es dada.
AUSIÀS: Friend of royalty and literary legend
Whoever is not sad, stop reading my words
Or who has never sad been,
And who is sick with passion
Look not for darkness in your sadness.
Read my verses, my perturbed reason,
If it reveals any of a mad man’s art
And the reason that, in so much pain, daunts me
Call it love, for whom the cause is given.
An image of the Virgin Mary in the parish church of
Sant Joan Baptista
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Q
Does
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nilrate
band
discretionary trust still
work after the recent
UK test case?
A
The most common
form of inheritance tax (IHT) planning in the UK between
married couples is now
under threat as a result
of a recent test case.
The way in which the
scheme is set up requires
a married couple to place
the value of the family
home into a discretionary trust for the heirs
on the first death of the
couple - up to the nilrate band currently of
£300,000 (about 450,000€)
and in the form of an
IOU.
This planning method
can save families up
to
£120,000
(around
180,000€), as it allows the
deceased spouse to pass
on money to the heirs
(commonly the children)
through the trust, rather
than first leaving the sum
to their husband or wife
which simply increases
the IHT liability upon
second death. The property must also be owned
as Tenants in Common
for this to work.
However, in the test
case of Phizackerley v
HMRC, which was heard
in February, it was ruled
that the money owed by
Mr Phizackerley to the
trust set up under his
wife’s will did not qualify as a reduction in the
value of his estate on
his death. The judgment
turned on the fact that he
had apparently funded
the property entirely, as
his wife who died first
had not worked or contributed financially during the marriage. It is not
possible to determine the
broader impact of this
case however as it can
be distinguished on its
facts, although it is safe
to say that it has brought
uncertainty to what was
once a tried and tested
means of reducing IHT.
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at an early stage when
dealing with the administration of an English
will is clear. Subject to
time limits a Deed of
Variation can be entered
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varied by the named beneficiaries and any new
beneficiaries. It may still
be beneficial to create a
discretionary trust by
means of the Deed of
Variation route and the
tax savings can be significant, although each
situation will be different and specialist advice
is required.
I hope the above is useful, and please feel free
to give either myself or
Carlos Baos a call on
96 642 61 85, or send
an email to [email protected] if you wish to
discuss the above or any
other issue.
When buying a
property, is it
wise to pay over money
without the advice of
a lawyer?
We have put down a
£3,000 (4,500€) deposit for
an unbuilt property in
San Javier, Murcia. Next
month we are to pay 35
per cent of the costs.
We have not engaged
a lawyer as we have
been told it will not
be necessary until the
final payment is due
in June 2008.
Is this correct or is
it unwise to pay over
this money without
the advice of a lawyer?
A
It would be wise
to find a solicitor
to verify all aspects of
the purchase. I will summarise the situations
which I have encountered in my experience
as a solicitor dealing
with conveyancing:
 Buyer buys property
with charges, encumbrances and other
debts.
 Buyer buys property
that has never been
registered.
 Buyer buys a property
with perfectly clean
title, registered, taxes
paid up to date: how-
ever, the property they
bought is not the one
they had seen. They
had relied on a description and some land
registry details which
simply corresponded
to another property.
 Buyer hands over a
deposit to someone
purporting to be
owner, who subsequently disappears.
 Buyer purchases a
property with tenants living legally.
They decided not to
use their priority
rights to purchase the
property and substitute the purchaser,
but they stayed in
the house for a while,
using the protection
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England’s
SPORTS
last duel
SHORTS
Beth’s silver
Beth Tweddle of England
took silver in the women’s
floor exercise at the European Artistic Championships.
Tweddle, who chose not to
defend her uneven bars title
as she recovers from shoulder surgery, was beaten by
Italian all-round champion
Vanessa Ferrari.
Ferrari scored 15.400 to pip
Tweddle on 15.250, while
Alina Kozich of Ukraine
finished with the bronze in
Amsterdam.
Tweddle’s medal was Britain’s second of the championships following a silver
for Daniel Keatings in the
pommel.
James leads
England’s James Toseland
extended his lead in the
World Superbikes championship to 32 points with a victory and second place at the
Dutch Grand Prix in Assen.
The Ten Kate Honda rider
dominated race one, only
briefly losing the lead to
Troy Bayliss before coming
home ahead of Nori Haga
and Rubén Xaus.
Race two was closer, with
Toseland and Bayliss locked
in a tense battle.
The lead changed hands
four times on lap 20 before
Bayliss snatched victory
from Toseland right on the
line.
Toseland missed out on his
first double win by 0.009
secs.
He said: “I had to ride so fast
around the last lap I braked
a bit deep.”
Sammy’s job
Sammy Lee has been confirmed as the new manager
of Bolton Wanderers.
Lee, 48, takes over at the Reebok Stadium after the resignation of Sam Allardyce.
Lee said: “I’m delighted
about the prospect.
“It is a great legacy that Sam
has left and it is my job now
to carry that forward.”
Lee, became a coach at Bolton in June 2005, and it is
his job as a manager after a
successful coaching career
with Liverpool, England
and Bolton.
Allardyce, who has a holiday
home in Moraira, has been
linked with the Manchester
City job as it is believed Stuart Pearce will to become
England under 21 boss.
TWO-GOAL JOAQUÍN
IS A VALENCIA HERO
The top three La Liga teams
won at the weekend but
Barcelona made hard work
of beating Valencia’s Levante 1 - 0.
A first half goal by Eto’o
was enough but Levante,
fighting relegation, also
created chances to at least
gain a draw.
Sevilla held on to second
spot, a point behind the leaders, after a 3 - 1 victory over
Espanyol and Real Madrid
are a point behind after a
convincing David Beckhaminspired 1 - 4 win at Athletic
Bilbao.
Valencia moved back up to
the Champions League spots
after beating Recreativo 2 - 0
on Saturday evening.
The visitors are chasing a
European spot themselves,
held their own until a defence splitting pass on 60
minutes from David Villa
created Joaquín’s first goal
at the Mestalla.
Three minutes later the
former Real Betis winger
got on the end of David
Silva’s lifted pass to volley
home his second and wrap
things up.
Each of the bottom five
sides, fighting to avoid the
three relegation spots were
beaten. Gimnàstic lost 0 - 3
to Villarreal, Real Sociedad
went down 1 - 0 defeat at
Getafe and Celta lost 0 - 3 to
Mallorca.
A last minute goal from
Sergio García gave fifthplaced Zaragoza a 2 - 2 draw
at Osasuna, and Racing
Santander and Deportivo
played out a 0 - 0 draw.
Atlético de Madrid lost
Spain striker Fernando
Torres late on in the 0 - 0
with Betis.
In Division Two Valladolid
celebrated promotion with
a 1 - 1 draw against thirdplaced Real Murcia on Sun-
TWO GOAL HERO: Joaquín (left) celebrates with David Silva
day lunchtime.
The top three spots looked
wrapped up by secondplaced Almería went down 3
- 0 to Xerez.
Three of the four relegation
spots appear to have name-
tags on them after Lorca lost
2 - 3 to Tenerife, and Ponferradina and Vecindario drew
3 - 3.
The last spot is wide open
with nine teams separated
by just five points with seven
games still to go. (29.04.07)
Almería could still be mathematically promoted next
weekend because fourthplaced Ciudad de Murcia
were held to a 1 - 1 draw by
Castellón.
Rafael wins battle of the surfaces
Rafael Nadal edged arch-rival Roger Federer in a thrilling
decider in the “battle of the surfaces” in Mallorca.
The world’s top two players slugged it out in an exhibition
match on a half-clay, half-grass court before the Spaniard
prevailed 7-5 4-6 7-6 (12-10).
Nadal broke Federer on both grass and clay to take the opening set before the Swiss broke on clay to level the match.
The players traded breaks in the third set before clay king
Nadal edged out the grass master in a tie-break.
Federer, Wimbledon champion for the last four years, has
won 48 consecutive matches on grass, while double French
Open champion Nadal has won 72 straight matches on clay.
Nadal became only the second player to win the Barcelona
Open three times in a row after beating Guillermo Cañas 6-3
6-4 in Sunday’s final.
One break in each set was enough to give Nadal victory
and help the Spaniard emulate the achievements of former
world number one Mats Wilander.
It extended his record-winning streak on clay to 72 matches.
The world number two has now won 20 career titles, 15 of
them on clay.
cap Arthur
has died
aged 79
The last man to play both
football and cricket for England has been given parliamentary recognition, a
week after his death.
Arthur Milton, who died
aged 79 in Bristol, made six
Test appearances for England between 1958 and 1959.
His sole cap for the national
football side came in a 2-2
draw with Austria in 1951.
MP David Drew has tabled
a Commons motion, recognising what he said was
a ‘great contribution to
sport’.
He described him as “a true
son of the West Country”
who remained a gentleman
throughout.
As a footballer, Mr Milton
scored 21 goals in 84 appearances for Arsenal and was a
member of their First Division title-winning side in
1953.
He joined Bristol City in
February 1955, helping
them to promotion to the
old Division Two before retiring from the game at the
end of that season.
In cricket, he enjoyed a
successful 26-year career
with Gloucestershire, and
took one cap for England in
1951.
Milton captained the side in
1968 and scored more than
32,000 first-class runs at an
average of 33.
A keen follower of greyhound racing in his later
years, he remained a hugely popular figure in Bristol
sporting circles.
Gooners
win cup
Arsenal Ladies became the
first British club to win the
UEFA Women’s Cup after a
tense second-leg stalemate.
The Gunners rode their
luck at times, Umea substitute Ramona Bachmann
hitting the post and Marta
curling a free kick against
the bar.
Home keeper Emma Byrne
also denied Bachmann,
while Jayne Ludlow headed
Arsenal’s best chance just
wide.
Alex Scott’s first-leg winner
proved the difference as Arsenal were crowned champions of Europe.
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Captain
wins the
battle of
giants at
Eurogolf
St George
celebrated
at Altorreal
For what has become an
annual event, this year
Cheers
Golf
Society
returned to Altorreal for
the St George’s Day competition.
The course was good
and although there were
reports from some quarters
of the greens being a bit
slow there were some good
scores returned.
With only one or two changes to handicaps the winners
of the competitions were:
Pat Payne
36 on
countback, 2 Ray Fleming
36 points, 3 Patrick Tye
31 on countback.
Best Front Nine G e o r g e
Faulkner18 points
Best Back Nine
T e d
Foster
17 points
Nearest the pins Ted Foster
and Pat Payne, longest
drives Jim Spiers and Pat
Payne.
The next competition is at
Alicante Golf on May 24
with the first tee at 13.00
hrs. Information and list is
on the board and so please
get names on list as soon as
possible.
The next meeting is on May
at 18.00 hrs at Cheers Bar
and Restaurant, Eagles’
Nest.
For more information
ring Tony Wolff, president
on 96 679 11 60 or George
Faulkner, secretary on 96
676 42 30 or mob 659 691 550
or come along to the meeting and join in.
Scrambled
Las Ramblas played a Fourball Texas Scramble that
was won by Joe Rothery,
Tony Bedson, Peter Jenkinson and Doug Wright with a
net 61.2.
This just beat the 61.3 posted by Dave Pulling, Mick
Brentnall, Norman Page
and Tony Brooks.
The singles Stableford results were: Category One:
1 Joe Rothery 42, 2 Barry
Shearman 41, 3 Ken Robertson 39.
Category Two: John McCloy 41, 2 Brian Dent 40, 3
Geoff Biggerstaff 39. Twos
Club: Olga Haubner, Hugh
Whorrisky, John Silverosa.
On Friday the winners and
runners up came from the
first fourball.
Geoff
Biggerstaff
was
paired with Ron Percival
and Doug Wright with Reg
Akehurst. It was level for
holes but the former drew
away to clock up 51 points
and win by five.
COMPETITORS: Escuela de Golf players at Oliva Nova
Alex sets new record
The Par 3 at Oliva Nova Golf
provided its usual difficulties
as the juniors battled for pars
and irdies during their competition last Sunday.
Congratulations to Zack, 13,
who took the Intermediate
trophy on his debut.
In spite of pre/tournament
nerves Zack managed to
steady himself and go on to
beat his fellow competitors
with some excellent golf.
Alex Oak-Rhind, 14, took
the Advanced title with a
new Escuela de Golf record
of three under par over 15
holes.
Charlie Parkin, 6, won his
second gold medal and the
Beginners title.
Ben Christey-Clover from the
Escuela de Golf said “It was
a great day and really good to
see so many young students
out on the course but for me
Marina golfers clinic
Marina Alta held their first
golf clinic at Oliva Nova
hosted by Paul Tolley.
Another clinic with Paul
will follow in around seven
weeks.
Members will be advised in
due course.
On Monday we played on
the best golf course on
The Costa Blanca, Alicante
Golf. What a pleasure it is to
do business with the staff
and management at this
course. Once again all our
members were singing the
praises of the course staff
and the condition they keep
the course in.
There are now temporary
greens on four holes but
they are as good as any
greens in the area.
The twos competition had
two winners, Ray Kane and
Noel Eastwell.
Nearest the pin prizes went
to Alastair Catchpole, Julie Eastwell, Jamie Jeakins
and Dianne Fraser.
The main competition saw
our very first win double as
secretary Noel Eastwell and
wife Julie took top spots in
their respective divisions.
Noel scored 41 points to
win Division A from Sean
Rainey who scored 39
points. Meanwhile Julie
scored 40 points to win Division B from the birthday
girl, Eileen Gardner who
scored 37 points.
Next Monday we travel
south again to play El
Plantío with a first tee time
at 10.00 hrs so all players
should arrive and pay their
green fees before 09.15 hrs.
We still have some spaces
for anyone who wish to
come along.
one student in particular
stood out on the day for her
tenacity and encouragement
throughout the afternoon.
Lauren, 6, was fantastic,
she smiled as she worked
through her practice routine on every shot and never
stopped encouraging all her
fellow competitors as well as
those in other divisions. As
a result I was very proud to
present her with the Personal
Achievement Award.”
Mention must also be made
of Daniel Rowlands, 14,
who came second in the
Advanced category with two
under par and Louis Curtis,
6, who came second in the
Intermediate category and
Aston, 6, who came second in
the Beginners.
Well done also to Luke Curtis,
13, who won the Nearest the
Pin prize on Hole 1.
Skipper wins match
Outgoing San Javier captain Alex McLennan and
members were at Hacienda
to play in either Stableford
or Medal competitions.
The tees were moved forward to allow all levels of
handicap players to reach
the greens.
The first three players had
a net 72, and places were
decided on countback.
The result was that Alex
won, second was Bob
Marksman and third was
David
Williams.
Alan
Masters had a net 73 playing off three.
The Stableford was won by
Dave Wilcox with 36 points.
He was closely followed
by Les Carr and Graham
Haywood, on 35 but Les
came second on countback.
The best guest score was
47 points by John Storey.
The longest drive for men
on the 18th was won by Bob
Gallard and the nearest the
pins were won by Trevor
Hobbs, Bob Marksman,
Alan Masters and Dave
Cook. The best ladies score
went to Jan Floyd.
At the captain’s dinner guests included the
President of AECC, José
Juan Aniorte and his wife,
who accepted a cheque
for 1,250 euros from Alex,
money raised from the
Allan Rae Memorial event.
A further 400 euros was
raised during the evening.
Awards: Summer Knockout
Paul Matthews, Winter
Knockout Alan Masters.
Allan Rae Memorial Trophy
- Bob Gallard and a medal
was presented to all 24 team
members. Golfer of the
Year: Barry Floyd.
Eurogolf played the annual challenge between the
captain and vice captain’s
teams.
The first match out was
between Ian, the captain,
and his wife and vice-captain Nigel and his.
After nine holes there was
only one stroke separating
them but Nigel’s wife started playing well and came in
with 20 points on the back
nine.
This combined with Nigel
playing his usual consistent par golf meant that
they came home winners
by six shots and got the first
point for the yellow team.
After eight matches the
score was 7 - 1 in favour
of Yellow but things slowly
started to improve for the
Blues and at the halfway
stage the Blues had dragged
it back to a deficit of only
two points.
After 21 matches it was all
square and the lead changed
hands several times before
with one match still on the
course it was all square at
13 ½ points to each team.
Last year the match ended
in a draw and it all came
down to a three foot putt
on the 18th for Nigel’s team
to halve the match but it
was missed and the 2007
Challenge went to the captain.
The winning pairs were:
1 Julián Frutos and Paula
Fearn, 2 Alan Albon and
Harry Armstrong, 3 Rudi
Muller and Irene Stewart.
Nearest the pins: Graham
Fearn, Mike Harris, Dick V
Dorp, Alan Robson.
Charl’s title
South
Africa’s
Charl
Schwartzel captured the
Spanish Open on Sunday.
Schwartzel finished on a
16-under-par total of 272 to
take the 450,000 dollars first
prize, a 15-foot eagle putt on
the long 16th giving the 22year-old from Johannesburg
a huge boost in a late duel
with Spain’s Carlos Rodiles.
In the end Schwartzel finished one shot ahead of Indian Jyoti Randhawa, who
carded a final round of 67 to
finish on a total of 273, with
Rodiles finishing a further
shot back.
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La Nucía
just too
good for
Jávea
Missed opportunity
Torrevieja 1 Castellón 1
La NucÍa 3 Jávea 0
Just two points now
separate Jávea from the
unthinkable: relegation to
the Primera Regional.
La NucÍa have proved
that a bit of money and a
bit of organisation can do
wonders.
They’ve taken the Regional
Preferente by storm and led
the table for much of the
campaign.
Although there is no
automatic promotion to the
Third Division, it is likely
that they will be one of the
favourites to win a second
successive promotion.
La NucÍa bundled home
the opener when Chamorro
Jávea kept plugging away
and Juanma had a great
chance but his effort was
saved and seconds later Álex
Cuadrado powered a header
into the side netting.
La Nucía were all over
Jávea in the second period
and just before the hour
gained a penalty converted
by Line.
Then Izquierdo found space
on the left-hand side of the
box and made it 3 - 0.
As the game drew to its
inevitable conclusion, both
David Ivars and substitute
Salva Costa had halfchances but failed to give
their fans anything to cheer
about.
Future is in
the balance
We are now unfortunately
in the middle of a relegation
battle that will shape the
future of the club, writes
Mark Catlin. This will be
even more difficult as three
of our last four games are
against teams fighting for
a play-off spot, although
three of these games are
at home.
So all these people that tell
me Jávea are too big a club
to go down had better wake
up and smell the coffee.
In football you reap what
you sow and in honesty I
was defending our recent
run of draws because in
a relegation battle you
need to grind out results,
which to our credit we were
doing.
But in the last few weeks
this has stopped and once
again we have adopted the
losing habit.
This has to stop and stop
now.
There can be no excuses,
the players of our club have
to pull the shirt on and for
the next four games be willing to die for it.
This does not mean they
have to become an undisciplined bunch of psychos,
but it does mean that they
have to work and battle for
every tackle as if their lives
depended on it.
Managerless Torry earned a
point but should have come
away with all three, writes
Andrés Hermida.
There were incredible misses by Santi Villa and Sorian
but they lacked any attacking fluency.
With Fernando and Pedro
Cordero in charge the 2,000
crowd hoped for a more attacking play, but in the first
half Corcoles was left alone
again being manhandled by
some giant defenders, especially in the first 15 minutes.
But Torry only had themselves to blame for not grabbing the opportunities when
they arose.
Santi Villa took a free kick
outside the box in the 15th
minute but it went just over
the bar, and Torry were determined to take the game to
the visitors.
They earned their first corner in the 19th minute when
Meijide shot over and two
minutes Santi Villa fired
straight at the keeper when
he should have scored.
Castellón went ahead in the
35th minute when Arana
scored from a free kick but
their joy was short-lived
when a minute later a clearance found Corcoles, although being hassled by a
defender, managed to push
the ball pass the keeper for
the equaliser.
In the second half Castellón began to play possession
football and Torry started to
back pedal.
In the 60th minute Torry
sent on Iván Ángel comes on
for Polanco.
Santi Villa moved to the left
wing and Soriano into the
middle to partner Corcoles,
and suddenly the four-man
attack began to charge
the visitors’ goal. But two
misses the first in the 71st
minute an unmarked Santi
Villa fired wide from in front
IN CONTROL: Torry’s Corcoles on the ball
of goal and Soriano did the
same thing in the 78th.
Torry continued to attack
but try as they might they
were unable to get the breakthrough.
As a consequence continue
to stumble into the play-offs,
especially with Novelda winning 4 - 1.
They are only two points
behind Torry but Ontinyent drew 3 - 3 at home with
Torry’s next opponents, Puzol, and Torry stay level on
points with them.
Villarreal won 2 - 0 at Dolores so they are now three
points ahead of Torry and
it is becoming too close for
comfort.
On Sunday Torry are away
at Puzol on Sunday, kick-off
18.00 hrs.
Two coaches have been
booked for this game.
Please telephone Pat Stewart for travel arrangements
on 96 678 63 52 or 628 942
088 or visit the Torry army
website www.fctorrevieja.
com
Promotion dream ends
as Altea miss chances
Thader 2 Altea 1
Altea have all but kissed
goodbye to promotion to
the Third division after
this narrow defeat to an excellent Thader side, writes
Matthew Bell.
Only two points have been
gained in the last three
games, all against high-flying opponents and so far
Altea have lost 19 points at
home this season.
A draw would have been a
good result against a team
had won 11 out of the last
13.
Thader tore into Carrete’s
men and after seven minutes Pascual sliced a clearance straight to Víctor who
lashed it into the net.
Wave after wave of attack
was launched but Altea
started to play good football, Mario gained a grip
on the midfield while Mara
and Manu looked a threat
upfront. Four times the
linesman’s flag stopped Altea in their tracks and the
agitation amongst the home
fans was evident as Altea
came more and more into
the game. In a carbon copy
of the winning goal against
Hércules Mario picked up
the ball, evaded a couple
of challenges and played
in Ángel who levelled the
scores just before the half
time whistle.
The second half saw some
more excellent football and
Altea must have had 70 per
cent of the play, but could
not land a killer blow.
The ball was moved around
well and Thader seemed
quite content with the
score, sitting back and absorbing the pressure from
the visitors who had not
lost away from home for six
months.
The game’s turning point
came with 15 minutes to go
as Parra slalomed his way
into the box and fizzed over
a cross which managed to
evade both Mara, Manu and
Ángel who all slid in to apply the finishing touch.
In the 79th minute Mario
lost possesion in midfield,
the ball was passed down
the inside channel for
Adrián to beat the onrushing Tomás to win the game.
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Marlon out
West Indies have sprung a
surprise by dropping batsman Marlon Samuels for
the forthcoming Test series
in England.
The selectors have chosen
a 15-man squad which includes five pacemen and two
seam-bowling all-rounders,
but no specialist spinner is
named.
Ravi Rampaul and Darren
Sammy, who have appeared
in one-day internationals
but not Tests, have been selected.
The side will be captained
by batsman Ramnaresh
Sarwan and the first of four
Tests begins at Lord’s on
May 17.
Iván quits
Iván Basso has quit the Discovery Channel team following the reopening of an
investigation into his role
in a Spanish doping scandal.
The Giro d’Italia champion
asked to be released immediately from his contract,
citing personal reasons.
He faces an Italian Olympic Committee hearing on
Wednesday on charges of
having used or attempted to
use a banned substance or
method.
Basso, who has always denied doping, was suspended
by his team last week.
He said: “It is important
that everyone knows this
was 100 per cent my decision.”
Tim in jail
Former world 100 metres
recordholder Tim Montgomery faces up to four
years in jail after admitting
his role in a scheme that involved backing counterfeit
cheques worth about 3.5
million euros.
Montgomery set the record
in 2002 but was stripped of
it in 2005 after he was found
guilty of using banned substances.
Eleven other people have
been charged.
IN ACTION: Desafío Español (left) racing this week
LIVERPOOL IN
ATHENS FINAL
The dream lives on for
Liverpool but it is over for
Manchester United and
Chelsea.
Liverpool, winners of a titannic battle with Chelsea
that was decided with a
penalty shoot-out, will face
AC Milan in the Champions
League final in Athens on
May 23.
Manchester United, 3 - 2
winners at Old Trafford a
week ago, could not preserve their lead at San Siro
and were roundly beaten 3
- 0 in the second leg.
Milan scored twice in the
first half, the first coming
from the irrepressible Kaka
to add to the double he
scored in Manchester.
Seedorf added the second
and substitute Gilardino
put away the third in the
78th minute.
Kaka was the key to Milan’s
victory as he outshone Cristiano Ronaldo.
United’s patched up defence,
without Río Ferdinand,
looked shaky throughout
and the result was that it always looked likely to crack
under pressure.
Likewise the United attack
malfunctioned with Ronaldo and Rooney rarely
promising to make a breakthrough.
Chelsea’s dreams of an un-
MAN OF THE MATCH: AC Milan star Kaka
precented four trophies in a
season took another knock
when Dirk Kuyt cancelled
out Joe Cole’s Stamford
Bridge goal.
The teams battled through
to the penalty shoot-out
where Pepe Reina became
Liverpool’s hero, saving two
penalties to see his team
safely into the Athens final.
It remains to be seen if Steven Gerrard can lift the trophy a second time as he believes his team is stronger.
Veterans stage showpieces in Elche and Dénia
Dénia Veterans travelled
to Elche to play a triangular tournament with Dings
Crusaders from Bristol and
the host club.
The first match saw a rather
jaded Dings narrowly beat
Elche by three tries to two.
The second match saw Dé-
nia also overcome the hosts
by three tries to one.
The last game was played at
a sedentary pace with neither side showing much enthusiasm for contact but the
touring team from Bristol
scored three tries to make
them champions.
On Sunday Dénia hosted
Boitsfort Veterans from Belgium and Wallingford (UK).
The late withdrawal of
Combe Down (UK) did little
to dampen the enthusiasm
of all the teams in a truly international day for the club.
The Dénia v Boitsfort game
was the closest with a narrow 17 - 10 victory for the
home side.
Wallingford who have just
won their League proved a
little too strong. A 24 - 7 win
against Boitsfort Vets and
a 21 - 7 win over Dénia saw
Wallingford triumphant.
Great win
puts Vila
almost in
second
division
La Vila gained a spectacular triumph in the first leg
of the final play-off game
to decide the team to be
promoted to the Spanish
second division − División
Honor B.
The Villajoyosa club wanted to win by sufficient
points to take an unassailable advantage into the
away leg next weekend in
Madrid and did so 55 - 13.
On the 20th minute mark
winger fly half Pablo
scored the opening try,
converted by Agustín
Gómez.
Two minutes later flanker
Steve Herrington notched
the second but Gómez
missed the conversion.
Arquitectura then scored
two penalties but La Vila
then turned up the pressure for an unconverted
try in the far corner.
Then Fernando Cabanillas
scored the final try of the
half, converted by Agustín
Gómez for a half time score
of 24 – 6.
In the second half man of
the match Agustín Gómez
scored in the corner and
converted.
He then converted a penalty try and from the restart
Vila fullback Óscar David
scored a converted try followed by an unconverted
try from Hooker Pablo. Fly
half Pablo Pereyra then
made a 50 metre break
which resulted in a penalty and an unconverted
try for Lucas Merino.
Arquitectura scored a consolation try.
The second leg in Madrid
is on Sunday at 12.00 hrs.
The club is organising
a bus for supporters to
Madrid on Sunday leaving
at 05.00 hrs. Return ticket
30.00 euros.
The juniors travel to
Marbella for the second
leg of the Spanish championship semi-finals.
Issue No: 209
Manchester City midfielder
Ousmane Dabo is threatening legal action against
team-mate Joey Barton
following their training
ground bust-up on Tuesday.
Dabo, 31, was left unconscious and with a bruised
eye after Barton’s attack.
“I went to turn around, he
hit me and knocked me out.
He is a despicable coward,
it wasn’t a fair fight,” Dabo
told L’Equipe. “I am disfigured.
“This is why I am in serious
talks with my lawyers to see
what I can do. This should
not be allowed to happen.”
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Dabo sues
Desafío finished a minute
ahead of their opponents.
Italians Luna Rossa Challenge
are now level with Oracle at
the top of the table with Team
New Zealand third as they bid
to challenge Alinghi.
Round robin standings: BMW
Oracle Racing 27, Luna Rossa
Challenge 27, Emirates Team
New Zealand 24, Desafío Español 2007 21, Victory Challenge 18, Mascalzone Latino
- Capitalia Team 16, Team
Shosholoza 14, Areva Challenge 13, 9+39 Challenge 6,
United Internet Team Germany 5, China Team 3.
Client Token
United States challengers
BMW Oracle lost their first
race at the Louis Vuitton Cup
in Valencia as Spanish hopefuls, Desafío Español, stormed
to a great victory.
Oracle recovered to beat Team
New Zealand in their second
race to stay at the top of the
rankings.
Desafío climbed up to fourth
place in the table and team
boss Agustín Zulueta said:
“We proved we can compete
with the big teams and it was
a great performance to beat
the only boat with a 100 per
cent record.”