The program reveals how Richard Cullen owed the Royal Bank of Scotland more than £35,000 through four different credit cards, although his annual income was just £15,000. In November 2004, two weeks after being chased for arrears on his Mint card (operated by RBS), his credit limit on his Tesco Personal Finance card (also run by RBS) was increased by £1,000 to £7,700. In January 2005 he was found dead in his garage through inhaling exhaust fumes.
It's got teeth like a shark, a taste for blood, and even walks on land. It is an insatiable alien predator that can obliterate the food chain and overpower native life. Scientists are sounding the alarm. But can anything stop it?
Although scientists believe they have categorically disproved the myth of Atlantis, the idea is more popular now than ever before. The latest exponent of the theory of a single lost source for all civilisation, is Graham Hancock. Although he doesn't call it Atlantis, his compelling ideas about a sophisticated society destroyed in a flood 12,000 years ago seem to be based on a reworking of the original Atlantis myth, whose survivors brought culture, religion, monument-building and civilisation to the rest of the world.
Documentary following the final archaeological exploration of the interior of the largest man-made mound in Europe - Silbury Hill, one of our most mysterious prehistoric landmarks. It also tells the story of the people who built Silbury, people whose beliefs drove them to sculpt the landscape of the Avebury area, leaving a legacy of great structures. Major discoveries help us to understand the monument, revealing that it was built when prehistoric Britain was on the brink of great change.
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Documentary tracing the stories of two men backpacking independently through India in 1994. British-Australian Rhys Partridge and American Bela Nuss were taken within weeks of each other by Islamic fundamentalists and were threatened with beheading during their ordeal.
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Without the aid of magnifying technology or even a firm idea of where they stood on the planet, the Mayan grasp of the universe through astrological observation was simply stunning. Host Michael Guillen travels to Mexico's Yucatan peninsula to get a firsthand look at the ancient world's most skilled astronomers. Climb the giant pyramid of Kukulkan and see how it functioned as a giant solar observatory. Examine “El Caracol” at Tikal, which looks amazingly like a modern day observatory. Learn how the Maya used the sun to lay out their various temples and observatories and examine their incredibly complex and accurate calendar.
The story of American missionary workers Martin and Gracia Burnham, who were abducted from a beach resort in the Philippines by Islamic militants
This World investigates the debate going on in Israel about how to deal with Iran's nuclear project, which divides the diplomatic world.
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