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- Former flight attendant Kristine Fernandez rates nine flight-attendant scenes in movies and television shows for realism. Fernandez worked as a flight attendant for seven years on a luxury airline and served first class, business class, and economy. Fernandez discusses the accuracy of flight-attendant scenes in "Bridesmaids" (2011), starring Kristen Wiig; "Crazy Rich Asians" (2018); and "The Flight Attendant" (2020), starring Kaley Cuoco. She comments on the reality of situations with passengers in "Just Married" (2003), "Meet the Parents" (2000), and "Snakes on a Plane" (2006). Fernandez also analyzes the portrayal of the airplane apparatuses in "View from the Top" (2003), "Due Date" (2010), and "The Wedding Singer" (1998).
- Shortened bulletin due to ITV's World Cup coverage presented by Ann O'Connor.
- Former Miss USA Cheslie Kryst looks at eight pageant scenes from popular TV shows and movies and rates them based on realism. Do pageant entrants use the same beauty tricks and shortcuts as Sandra Bullock in "Miss Congeniality" (2000)? Is judging as transparent as we see in "Parks and Recreation" (2009)? And do contestants fight backstage, as in "Drop Dead Gorgeous" (1999)? Kryst also comments on "Dumplin'" (2018), "Queen America" (2018), "Misbehaviour" (2020), "Beautiful" (2000), and "Tall Girl" (2019).
- Cameras go behind the scenes at the wedding of the year as Prince Harry marries Meghan Markle as the eyes of the world look on, and the groom's former regiment play a starring role.
- At a time when students are graduating up to 58,000 pounds in debt and university staff are protesting about cuts to their pensions, Dispatches investigates the expenses of Britain's top universities.
- Rachel Parris looks at how various world leaders have dealt with the coronavirus pandemic. Ahir Shah looks at the global context of this global crisis. Plus, eyebrows, surviving lockdown and Telegraph TV.
- Jack celebrates some of the greatest rivalries in British sport, from Scotland's 'Auld Enemy' to the Ashes and England's rugby World Cup win in Australia.
- Michael embarks upon a series of railway journeys, this time through the Britain of the inter-war period. He begins with a tour of the Home Counties, starting in the city of dreaming spires, Oxford. He visits the home of MG Sports Cars.
- Michael travels to Ditchling to learn about a community of Roman Catholic artists, to Bexhill-on-Sea to hear of the importance of ARP Wardens, visits the home of Rudyard Kipling and learns how an Englishman saved Japanese cherry trees.
- 2010– 29m7.6 (5)TV Episode
- 2021– 29mTV EpisodeAfter a child is mysteriously shot, a ballistics expert helps find who fired the gun and from where. When the body of a woman is found in a river, a handwriting analyst helps solve the crime.
- A food expert is brought in to explain what killed a healthy 38-year-old man. An expert witness reconstructs the face of a murdered woman to help the police identify the victim.
- Piers Morgan's breakfast television interview with Donald Trump is the subject of much discussion. Geoff Norcott returns to investigate safe spaces in universities.
- Victoria Coren Mitchell hosts a one-off sports special of the game show as the Footballers and Korfballers return to compete against each other trying to identify the connections between seemingly unconnected things.
- Rachel Parris offers her guide to spotting whether you are a member of the "elite" and Irish comedian Catherine Bohart presents a guide to being the kind of immigrant British people don't mind so much as the mash report returns.
- In Budget week, Nish comments on investigations into Arron Banks, Rachel Parris looks at climate change and the environment and Desiree Burch talks about the upcoming US mid-term elections and apologises for Americans.
- Where are the Liberal Democrats? Will Brexit be as cool as WWII? Ahir Shah discusses the inter-generational housing crisis. There's a look at the results of the U.S. mid-term elections, in which a dead man was elected.
- Rachel Parris presents a guide to suddenly backing the NHS, Media Correspondent Fin Taylor looks at conspiracy theories, Italian Correspondent Francesco De Carlo looks at Italy, everyone looks aghast at Trump.
- Rachel Parris presents a guide to social distancing rules and Desiree Burch hosts an educational video on journalistic integrity and the dehumanisation of non-white subjects. Plus, Trump.
- Felicity Ward talks about dealing with lockdown anxieties, Catherine Bohart takes part in a new Home Office game show, Nish looks at the recent behaviour of Trump and Geoff Norcott looks ahead to the US Presidential Election.
- Ronny suspects a shapeshifting monster from Alaskan lore may be responsible for the haunting howls he and Mireya heard near a remote lake. Russell chases a bipedal creature on a rampage, and Bryce analyzes potential Yeti hairs with shocking results.
- This episode looks at the case of a murderer in Brighton who confessed to his crimes at a tarot card reading.
- The murder of best-selling author Helen Bailey by her partner Ian Stewart, who had earlier helped volunteers in her search. The 51-year-old's body was eventually found dumped in a cesspit beneath the garage of her £1.5 million home in Royston, Hertfordshire, alongside that of her dog in July 2016. She had been drugged and suffocated.
- The cases of Miles Evans and Fadi Nasri. Evans murdered his nine-year-old stepdaughter Zoe in 1997, but before her body was recovered he sat alongside her mother in an appeal for the public's help in finding her. In 2006, Nasri asked for help in finding the person behind a fatal knife attack on his wife Nisha, though in reality had hired two men to perform the killing to claim her life insurance. Last in the series.
- This episode looks at the crimes of Robbie McIntosh and features an interview with one of his victims, who miraculously survived his attack.
- This week's teams are grandfather and grandson Nick and Calum, Scottish couple Nicola and Rory and best friends Queenie and Liv. They try to name as many artists and hit songs to win the ten thousand pound prize.
- Romesh Ranganathan returns to take a funny, topical look at the state of Britain from isolation. Celebrity guests and the 25 members of the Ranganation join him from their own homes to have their say.
- A former policeman from Northern Ireland rebuilds his life after losing both arms in a rocket attack. In Leeds, a patient threatens a paramedic with a 12-inch knife. A Humberside police officer is determined to get back on the beat.
- A look inside the factory that produces cinema-favourites Poppets, and the history of Milk Tray's iconic selection box is laid bare.
- The topics discussed by Romesh and his guests this week are the road map for exiting the lockdown, a scary-looking robot artist and happiness.
- This week, guests Roisin Conaty and Jamie Laing are beamed into the studio to chew over the lighter end of the news spectrum, including the claims of Meghan and Harry and the expenses claims of Labour Party MP Angela Rayner.
- Health and Fitness, the ongoing search to find the next host of Mastermind, Harry and Meghan's interview with Oprah and life after lockdown are the topics discussed in the final edition of the third series.
- A look behind the scenes at Lily O'Brien's factory in County Kildare, the biggest Willy Wonka collector in the world opens up his collection and Brighton Pavilion is lovingly carved out of chocolate.
- A clever child from a loving home, William Cornick shocked Britain when he stabbed to death his teacher, Ann Maguire, in 2014. What caused his pathological hatred?
- Engineer Rob Bell travels to London to tell the story of the world famous Tower Bridge. This bridge spanning the River Thames was built to a revolutionary design and became a target for German V-1 flying bombs during WWII.
- Michael and Paul cook royal wedding dishes that broke with tradition. Royal butler Grant Harrold gives the dos and don'ts of royal wedding protocol. Anna learns how to fit in with the horsey set.
- 2017– 44m7.4 (7)TV EpisodeThe case of paralympian Oscar Pistorius, who shot his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp dead in 2013. He claimed it was an accident, but there were suspicions he was falsifying evidence.
- A NHS manager and his friends conspire to take a quarter of a million pounds meant to pay for dialysis equipment for patients. A man has claimed the NHS pension of his dead aunt for 6 years.
- 25 years after the verdict in the Jamie Bulger murder trial, we reveal what the jury, public and press never heard, and what his two killers, Thompson and Venables, said during their time in custody from arrest to release.
- Conrad Wright, the father of Steve Wright the serial killer dubbed "The Suffolk Strangler", offers his deeply personal insights into the horrific crimes committed by his son in 2006.
- Romesh and his personal think tank of members of the public are joined by Scarlett Moffatt and Jon Richardson to discuss the new lockdown guidelines and to play a game of "Trousers or No Trousers".
- Jo Brand and Rob Beckett join the Ranganation to discuss lockdown snacks, "essential" businesses worldwide, and a Phil Collins drumming challenge.
- Exercising during lockdown and trust in world leaders are among the topics discussed by Romesh, his focus group The Ranganation, his special guests Sara Pascoe and Andrew Flintoff and of course his mum.
- This edition looks at the extraordinary case of Carole Waugh, who fell for a lethal conman and gambling addict who claimed to be a doctor, but had more than 40 convictions for fraud. Rakhesh Bhayani took her money then her life.
- Archive footage, insider testimony and expert interviews reveal what the original royal party girl really got up to on her Caribbean hideaway.
- Sandringham in Norfolk, purchased in 1861 for Prince Edward, is one of the few royal residences owned personally by the Windsors.
- After two young girls were killed, a mishandled prosecution ended in a murderer walking free until a later, more dedicated investigation brought him to justice.
- A missing girl's parents insisted she had just run off with a boy, but detectives persisted and gradually unearthed a sick story of toxic family relationships.
- Soon after the corpses of two teens were found, a decades-spanning investigation began, with officers labouring for years to bring the killers to justice.