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In this new series of 'Grand Tours of Scotland's Lochs', Paul Murton embarks on another loch-hopping odyssey, travelling from the lochs of Skye to the lochs of Perthshire.
Where Myths Are Made
Paul explores the lochs of Skye and climbs to the crest of the Cuillin ridge.A Fyne Tour
Paul explores northern Loch Fyne and discovers the wreckage of the "diamond bomber".
Across the Moors
Paul discovers a WWI PoW camp and a monument to the navvies as he treks to a remote bothy.
The Land of Giants
Paul travels through old Perthshire and the lochs of the northern Trossachs.
Beneath the Surface
Paul encounters wild lochs, Redcoats, Jacobite musket balls and a monster called Lizzie.
The Forgotten Lands
Paul explores the lochs of Morvern and Lochaber.- Director:
- Paul Murton
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- Paul Murton
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Paul Murton continues his loch-hopping odyssey in this new series of Grand Tours of Scotland's Lochs, travelling through the lochs of the Highlands to the lost lochs of the Borders.
1. The Wild Way of the NorthPaul visits the lochs of Wester Ross and climbs the peak of Stac Pollaidh.
2. A Mystical Journey
Paul travels around the Firths of Easter Ross and Sutherland.
3. A Less Travelled Road
Paul explores the lochs of Moidart, hears stories of Bonnie Prince Charlie and a legacy of war.
4. The People's Lochs
Paul sets sail through the Kyles of Bute to Loch Long and the summit of the Cobbler.
5. A Double Life
Paul discovers the Borders' lochs, the lost lochs of Edinburgh, and the lochs of Fife.
6. Lost in a Landscape
Paul travels around Loch Hope, Loch Eriboll and the Kyle of Durness to Sandwood Bay.- Director:
- Paul Murton
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- Paul Murton
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It's India, 1818 and Lt. Col. Richard Sharpe (Sean Bean) and Sergeant Major Patrick Harper (Daragh O'Malley) are travelling across India, escorting the beautiful Marie-Angelique Bonnet (Beatrice Rosen) to meet her fiance. While in bandit-plagued badlands, they come across the very dregs of the Crown's troops: an ill disciplined, rag-tag unit led by boy soldier Beauclare (Luke Ward-Wilkinson). As Sharpe and company sit down to have dinner with their hosts, the camp comes under attack by the notorious bandit Chitu (Ulhas Tayad). When the dust settles, it becomes apparent there have been many casualties and Sharpe realises that he is the only person now capable of getting this wagon train to the safety of the next army garrison. Little does Sharpe know that the adventure has only just begun and that he has inadvertently stumbled across a massive opium trafficking ring... - Director:
- Tom Clegg
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- Sean Bean, Daragh O'Malley, Michael Cochrane
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Paul Murton explores a choice selection of lochs from the 31,000 that adorn Scotland. Travelling from the wilds of the west coast to the Grampian Mountains, Paul discovers the secrets of these iconic features of the Scottish landscape, which are deep enough in places to drown Britain's tallest building As he crosses the country, he meets an engaging cast of characters who live along the shores of our great waterways, uncovering intriguing tales from the past, and experiencing the glories and variety of the ever changing scene.
Legends of the West
Paul Murton explores the wilds of Loch Etive, from the spectacular tidal race of the Falls of Lora.
Shelter from the Storm
Paul travels from Loch Gairloch to Loch Maree, a grand tour that includes meeting the king and queen of Isloni.
Taming the Wilde
Paul begins his Grand Tour with a chilly swim across Loch Ba high on Rannoch Moor, struggles against the elements while trainspotting and meets some veteran Tunnel Tigers - men who tunnelled deep inside the Grampians, diverting water to hydroelectric schemes.
Through the Rough Bounds
Paul travels into the secret heart of the Rough Bounds of Knoydart by way of Loch nan Umbh, Loch Morar, Loch Nevis and Loch Arkaig.
A Rock and a Hard Place
Paul embarks on a grand tour from Lairg on Loch Shin to Lochinver and, finally, to the summit of Suilven - the sugarloaf mountain.
The Enchanted Land
Paul explores some lochs close to Scotland's densely populated central belt. Starting on the banks of the most famous lake in Scotland - the Lake of Menteith - Paul wanders through an enchanting landscape, visiting Loch Ard, Loch Arklet, Loch Katrine and Loch Achray, before climbing a mountain in miniature, Ben Venue.- Director:
- Paul Murton
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- Paul Murton
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There are tens of thousands of lochs in Scotland, from the great freshwater lochs of the central highlands, the fjord-like sea lochs of the west coast, to the innumerable lochs and lochans that scatter the open moors or nestle in dark mountain corries. Each one of them has a story to tell, and Paul sets out to explore these uniquely Scottish bodies of water, meeting the people who live close to their shores.
1. Written in Stone
Paul explores the magical Argyll coast, travelling from the sacred sands of Kilmory Bay on Loch Sween.
2.Take My Breath Away
Paul visits the lochs of Wester Ross. Speaking to locals, he discovers that the loch-side communities were only finally connected by road in the 1970's.
3. Point to Pap
Paul travels from Britain's most westerly mainland point to the heights of the Pap of Glencoe.
4. Under Wide Skies
In this episode Paul heads to one of Britain's remotest railway stations and at the Kyle of Tongue, he learns about some Jacobite gold that could have changed history.
5. Hidden Lochs of Galloway
Paul discovers the strategic wartime importance of Loch Ryan, and walks the old railway line towards Loch Ken.
6. Decline and Fall
Here, Paul samples whisky in Campbeltown, and ends his journey in the middle of Loch Fyne on a relic of the Ice Age.- Director:
- Paul Murton
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- Paul Murton
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Two years after the Duke of Wellington (Hugh Fraser) crushes Napoleon at Waterloo, there is news from India of a local Maharaja, who is threatening British interests there. Wellington sends Sharpe (Sean Bean) to investigate on what turns out to be his most dangerous mission to date. When a beautiful general's daughter is kidnapped by the Indian warlord, the tension mounts, leaving Sharpe no option but to pursue the enemy right into his deadly lair. Deep in the heart of enemy territory he also has to keep at bay the beautiful scheming Regent, Madhuvanthi (Padma Lakshmi), who is out to seduce him. The fate of an Empire and the life of a General's daughter lie in one man's hands... - Director:
- Tom Clegg
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- Sean Bean, Daragh O'Malley, Toby Stephens
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Following the huge success of Wainwright Walks, Julia Bradbury once again dons her walking boots, this time to trudge the railway lines that have become the legacy of 'The Beeching Axe'. In the 1960s thousands of railway stations were closed and many of these old branch lines are now treasured by ramblers all over the country. Providing hours of beautiful walks steeped in history and offering an insight into industrial Britain, Julia looks at how the rise and fall of the railways has altered the lives of communities across the country.
Walks featured:
- Derbyshire - the Monsal Trail
- Wales - Dolgellau to Barmouth
- Cornwall - Coast to Coast Trail
- Speyside - the Strathspey Railway
- Weymouth - the Rodwell Trail
- Callander - Callander to Loch Tay- Director:
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- Julia Bradbury
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Secret Scotland: Series 1 (2019)Secret Scotland with Susan Calman: Series 1
Scotland is home to some of the world's most iconic, romantic and rugged locations. From the Borders to the Islands, from Loch Ness to Edinburgh Castle, these names conjure up grand and majestic visions. But how well do we really know them? What if you could get your own private tour and pull back the curtain on the familiar destinations we all love? In "Secret Scotland" Comedian Susan Caiman will tell the big stories and uncover some untold tales behind Scotland's most historic locations. In a warm, light-hearted but always informative journey, "Secret Scotland" looks in-depth at the history, characters and treasures hidden in these stunning spots. Susan will take a hands-on approach to experiencing Scotland's history about everything from castles to curling, and epic legends to ghostly tales. It's an exclusive tour of all your favourite places plus stories of forgotten characters and unknown treasures - your very own "Secret Scotland". - Director:
- Jenny Macleod
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- Susan Calman, Adrian Shine
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In this new series of 'Grand Tours of the Scottish' Isles, host Paul Murton continues his island odyssey, exploring the remote and fascinating places which scatter our coastline, and meeting the people who call these Islands home. Paul sets out to experience island life today. He uncovers the past and reveals its connections with the present, pointing to the quirky, the surprising and the beautiful lying just offshore.
Episodes Comprise:
1. From Berneray to Pabbay: The Riddle of the Sands
2. Bridging the Gap: Scarp, Great Bernera and Scalpay
3. Against the Odds: Out Skerries, Whalsay and Papa Stour
4. Northern Skye: A Land of Giants and Fairies
5. From Flotta to Sanday: War and Peace in the North
6. Off the Map: North Rona and the Monach Islands- Director:
- Paul Murton
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- Paul Murton
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This is a breath-taking feast of inspiration. Historian Paul Murton takes us to some of the most heavenly delights on earth. He uncovers the past and the connections to the present to show us what makes these islands quirky, surprising and beautiful and reveals what island life is like today. He begins with the famous Whisky island of Islay, then takes us to the scenic Western Isle of Lewis and Harris. At Skye we visit the home of James Bond creator Ian Fleming. The Atlantic islands - The Uists and Benbeculas are gloriously windswept and isolated secrets. Paul also travels to the romantic Ewe and the Summer Isles before heading to Fetlar, Unst and Yell, so far north that they were once part of Norway. Grand Tours of the Scottish Isles is a remarkable journey through the world's most picturesque islands and the stories that make them so intriguing.
Episodes Comprise:
1. West Is Best: From Lewis to Harris
2. Atlantic Frontier: The Uists and Benbecula
3. Island Solitudes: The Summer Isles, Isle of Ewe and Handa Islay: A Race Apart
4. West of Skyfall: Skye, Soay and Canna
5. Northern Exposure: The North Isles and Out Stack- Director:
- Paul Murton
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- Paul Murton
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With Victoria guidebook "Black's Picturesque Guide to Scotland" in his hands, Paul Murton follows in the footsteps of the first tourists to Scotland. Travelling by age-old modes of transport, including a horse-drawn caravan and steam train, Paul explores the most fascinating parts of the country that have charmed visitors since the birth of Scottish tourism 200 years ago.
Fair Isle and Foula
Paul heads to Britain's two remotest island communities, Foula and Fair Isle in Shetland.
Islands in Loch Lomond
Paul turns his back on the sea and discovers the secrets of Scotland's landlocked islands.
Small Isles
Paul sets off from Mallaig to visit a group of islands famed for their unusual names; Rum, Much and Eigg.
Lismore and Colonsay
Continuing his island-hopping odyssey Paul sets sail on an island pilgrimage in the footsteps of saints.
Islands of the Forth
Paul explores the islands scattered in the Firth of Forth.
Skye
Paul goes over the sea to Skye to visit the home of celebrated writer and naturalist Gavin Maxwell.- Director:
- Paul Murton
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- Paul Murton
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In this series, historian Paul Murton sets out to experience life on Scotland's magnificent islands. He uncovers the past and reveals its connections with the present, pointing to all that makes these islands quirky, surprising and beautiful.
Eriskay, Barra and Vatersay: Life at the Ends of the Earth
Paul travels to the beautiful islands of Eriskay, Barra and Vatersay famed for their white sandy beaches and stunning scenery.
The Isle of Mull: Far from the Madding Crowd
Paul explores the Isle of Mull and its satellite islands.
Gigha and Jura: A New Island Life
Paul visits the two very different Hebridean islands of Gigha and Jura.
Oban and Garvallach: So Near, So Far
A tour that includes the beautiful west coast of Oban and the Garvallach Islands.
The Orkneys: Keeping It All Together
Paul island hops through the Orkney archipelago.
Coll and Tiree: Atlantic Twins
Paul visits the two most windswept islands on the coast, Coll and Tiree.- Director:
- Paul Murton
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- Paul Murton
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In the Victorian era, tourists flocked to Scotland to explore its unique blend of stunning scenery, romantic ruins, myths and legends. Paul Murton returns with a third series of "Grand Tours of Scotland" to visit the most fascinating parts of the country that have charmed travellers for more than 200 years.
Scotland In Miniature - The Isle of Arran
Paul travels round one of Scotland's best loved holiday destinations, the Isle of Arran.
The Feminine Touch
Paul uncovers stories of pioneering female tourists determined to travel north.
A Walk on the Wild Side
Paul experiences the wild side of life in the northern highlands of Scotland.
A Bed for the Night
Paul travels from the shores of the Firth of Forth into the depths of rural Perthshire.
From Burns to Butlins
Paul visits the places connected to the life of Robert Burns and samples the delights of Butlins.
It's Just Like Switzerland
Paul travels from the icy shores of the Lake of Mentieth, to the summit of Britain's highest and most wintery mountain: Ben Nevis.- Director:
- Paul Murton
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- Paul Murton
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In the Victorian era, tourists flocked to Scotland to explore its unique blend of stunning scenery, romantic ruins, myths and legends. Paul Murton returns with a second series of "Grand Tours of Scotland" to visit the most fascinating parts of the country that have charmed travellers for more than 200 years.
Crossing the Border
Paul Murton travels through the borders and up to Glasgow.
Elemental Beauty
Paul travels from Loch Maree through to the northernmost part of mainland Scotland.
Islands of the Clyde
Paul enjoys the delights of a favourite Scots holiday destination - the Firth of Clyde.
The Charms of Nature
Paul travels through the central Highlands from Glen Lyon to the Cairngorms National Park.
The True Spirit of Scotland
Paul travels out to Islay in a canoe that is a replica of an original from the 1890s.
In Search of Sunshine
Paul charts a route up the east coast from Carnoustie to Aberdeen.- Director:
- Paul Murton
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- Paul Murton
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James Martin takes us on a personal journey through France, the country that was influential in establishing his love for food, having holidayed and studied there as a teenager. Hitting the open road on a journey of nostalgia, this series follows James as he retraces the memorable trip his food hero Keith Floyd once took 30 years ago, while also visiting the places that carved his culinary beginnings. James travels the length and breadth of the country in Floyd's very own Citroen 2CV which he owned for 16 years, as he rediscovers the food and the country closest to his and his old friend's heart. Exploring and sampling the very best in French cuisine, James starts in Provence and continues onto Perigord, Pays Basque, Auvergne-Rhdne-Alpes, Burgundy, Normandy and Paris, all the while stopping to produce his own versions of the iconic dishes he finds on location. - Director:
- Emma Reynolds
- Cast:
- James Martin, Michel Roux, Pierre Gagnaire
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