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Crash Kings Rallying - 3

Motorsport humdingers from the Land of Hope and Glory. Throughout the mid-Nineties, some of the best 'incidents' from a variety of British rallies - from keen clubman to national championship - have been recorded on camera capturing the crazy 'go-for-it' attitude that makes this such brilliant sport. No-one gets seriously hurt so, when things get completely out of hand, you can laugh out loud knowing these have-a-go heroes will probably try and limp their shattered chassis' to the finish line - despite the bruises... Watch over 150 crashes, slides, rolls and smashes from the likes of the Welsh forests, Lancashire ditches and Somerset embankments, in all sorts of challenging conditions.

Rachel`s Favourite Food At Home - Series 2

Entertaining at home should be great fun, not just for the guests, but also for the hosts. But it can be a challenge too. It's not just about cooking it's also about knowing what's appropriate for the occasion. And it's those special touches that make a party. You want to have a romantic dinner for two? You need to impress your mother-in-law or your boss? It's your turn to host the family Christmas dinner? You've asked friends around for a barbecue and it's going to rain? You've been working all week but you've got people coming to dinner? Relax and look no further because in this new series, Rachel provides the answers for the busy host who wants to give something special but which is easily prepared, using accessible ingredients in the minimum time.

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Interactive 2

Interactive DVD version of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire. All the family can play the game at home using the remote control. Work your way up the money ladder by answering questions. As on the TV show, the game gives you 50:50, Phone A Friend and Ask the Audience options. There are over one thousand questions to ensure hours of fun.

Queen's Castle, The

For the best part of a millennium, Windsor Castle has been at the heart of the national story the awesome fortress family home treasure chest and burial ground for the Royal dynasty who went on to take its name. But, there is another, unseen side to the Castle which the tourists never see... It is the real Windsor - home, workplace, playground and paradise. This programme, written by Robert Hardman, explores this hidden world in all its glory. For the first time ever (2005), Windsor has opened its doors to an observational documentary team with the full approval of the Queen. The cameras are chronicling a year in the life of the world's largest inhabited castle to produce a spectacular landmark for BBC1. Delving behind-the-scenes the team meet, not only, the Royal family but also some of their four hundred staff at work from the Queen's housekeeper to her grooms fender smiths and flag men picture restorers military knights and priests - all of whom live and work within the Castle's nine hundred rooms... Windsor Castle's 'back garden' is the 15,000 acre Great Park together they play host to a unique collection of events - the pageantry of Garter Day, the glamour of Cartier Polo and the tradition of Royal Ascot. November sees the Castle thrown into the international spotlight when President and Madame Chirac spent two days at the Castle, attending an official State Dinner and even an abridged version of Les Miserables, organised by the Queen in the Waterloo Room (renamed the Music Room for that one night!). For all these events and activities, both big and small, the cameras were there with unique access following the people who made them happen. The Queen and Prince Philip spend most weekends of the year at Windsor. Throughout the series the programme tries to explain why the Queen loves Windsor so much, using exclusive interviews with Prince Philip to explain how a young Royal couple made Windsor a family home for their four children even installing a solar powered swimming pool in the Georgian Orangery. Watch as the young Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie support Prince Harry playing polo. Throughout the series the Ranger (the Duke of Edinburgh) of Windsor Great Park, guides viewers through the vast expanse of Windsor Castle whether on the polo field, in the private Windsor Chapel or through the vast Crown Estate. This is a sight-seeing journey that no tourist has ever been on!

Steve Earle - Just An American Boy

Documentary discussing the life and work of Steve Earle. Also featured in this film are eighteen live recordings of songs from his 25 year career, including: Copperhead Road, Guitar Town, Come Back Woody Guthrie, Jerusalem and South Nashville Blues.