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Tuesday, November 24 on 4

The Coming of Age: Life Begins at 60 series continues as the nation's favourite property experts Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer take on two of their trickiest customers yet. Margot and Henry Harris have been married for almost 50 years. They're in their late seventies and are on the hunt for a new home in Berkshire and a holiday home in Dorset. Margot wants something new, trendy and fresh. But with Margot acting as the driving force behind the move, Kirstie and Phil struggle to find something that she and Henry can agree on. Soon it becomes apparent that Henry doesn't really want to move at all.

Tuesday, November 24 on 4

The nationwide search for The F Word's Best Local Restaurant continues as two Chinese restaurants go head to head: Chop Chop from Edinburgh and Sweet Mandarin from Manchester. Both restaurants prepare a three-course meal under Gordon's watchful eye, including salt and pepper squid, pork dumplings, claypot chicken and banana fritters. Meanwhile, Gordon goes hunting for an amazing Chinese delicacy, mitten crab, in the river Thames.
An interviews with Gordon is available on the press website at Programme Info/ Future Highlights/ November.

Tuesday, November 24 on 4

A darkly comic drama series telling the story of six disabled characters sent to a remote British island for a fictional reality TV show. Six months in a wheelchair, Dan is sweet, slightly naive and liable to have his pants nicked and stuffed into a postbox. Or at least he is when he's playing with the local wheelchair basketball team. Dan arrives on the island and meets the other Cast Offs for the first time, including Carrie (Kiruna Stamell), who is three feet tall, but has an ego the size of a small country, and seems to be able to read Dan's mind. This is going to be quite some ride... The second part airs on Wednesday night.

Monday, November 23 on 4

A year ago a BAFTA and Emmy Award-winning Dispatches told the story of how children in Africa's Niger Delta were being denounced by Christian pastors as witches and wizards and then killed, tortured or abandoned by their own families. The film forced the Nigerian authorities and the UN to act. Now Dispatches reveals what happened to some of the children and church leaders who originally featured, and discovers that even now children as young as two are still being stigmatised as witches and treated as outcasts.

Monday, November 23 on 4

The Coming of Age: Life Begins at 60 season continues as Gok Wan embarks on his latest mission. Age is but a number, and Gok wants all the over-60 women of the world to see that they can still love their bodies as they change with age. His prot?g? is 72-year-old Sue. Once a dressed-to-impress businesswoman, Sue feels like she is "fading away". Since her beloved husband died three years ago she has lost her source of confidence with him no longer around to tell her how wonderful she looks. She wants Gok to show her how to get her groove back. Last in the series.

Sunday, November 22 on 4

The Coming of Age: Life Begins at 60 is a week of programming from Channel 4 dedicated to the over-60s, which bids to challenge some of the preconceptions and stereotypes surrounding the lives of older people. Tonight the Embarrassing Bodies team turn their expert attentions to the embarrassing ailments, illnesses and conditions that affect us as we age: from cancer scares and incontinence to bunions and loss of hearing. The doctors explore revolutionary new treatments for varicose veins, showcase a new invisible hearing aid, and explain keyhole surgery procedures for prostate cancer treatment.

Saturday, November 21 on 4

A countdown of the all-time top ten 3D moments of cinema, TV and pop. From sporting iconic classics dating back to the 1950s, and the birth of 3D, through to the latest technologically advanced 3D spectaculars of the noughties, the show features clips from Creature from the Black Lagoon , Jaws 3D and even Doctor Who . The Greatest Ever 3D Moments also has interviews with cast and crew who worked on the ten best moments. The 3D season continues on Sunday with JLS in 3D .

Friday, November 20 on 4

Unreported World reveals shocking evidence that Burmese refugees fleeing the country's brutal military regime are being detained and then allegedly sold by Malaysian immigration officials to Thai human traffickers. Reporter Aidan Hartley and director George Waldrum travel to Kuala Lumpur to highlight how the refugees can end up on a horrific journey into the trafficking network, where men, women and children disappear into a world of slavery and prostitution.

Thursday, November 19 on 4

Starting the very first shift of a new job can be nerve-wracking for anyone: especially if you face being sworn at, spat on, racially abused and even physically assaulted. These are some of the "highlights" that anyone starting a career as a traffic warden can expect. With unique access behind the scenes of Westminster Council's multi-million-pound parking enforcement operation, this Cutting Edge film follows new recruits as they learn the ropes and join a small army of "Civil Enforcement Officers" heading out onto London's streets to face the wrath of the capital's drivers.

Thursday, November 19 on 4

Award-winning funny man Alan Carr returns with a new series. The seven brand new episodes will be brimming with topical banter and celebrity chat as Alan's unique warm hospitality and infectious personality have cemented him as the perfect chat show host. As usual, he'll encourage his A-list guests to let their hair down, have a good old natter and most importantly, have fun. In the first show, Alan will be joined on the sofa by Mariah Carey, who will also perform her single I Want to Know What Love Is , and star of The Mighty Boosh , Noel Fielding.
An interview with Alan will be available on the press website at Programme Info/ Future Highlights/ November from Thursday 5th November.

Wednesday, November 18 on 4

Shay and Sunny's wedding preparations are in full swing but Shay's family are still the missing link. With no one to give her away on the big day, Shay is left questioning if blood really does run thicker than water. For the past five years Sarbjit has always been by Shay's side to help pick up the pieces. So far Shay's attempts at reaching out to her family have left her broken-hearted. Do you need to lose one family to gain another or will a phone call from her aunt change everything?

Monday, November 16 on 4

Dispatches investigates one of the most powerful and influential political lobbies in Britain, which is working in support of the interests of the State of Israel. Little is known about the individuals and groups which collectively are known as the pro-Israel lobby. Political commentator Peter Oborne sets out to establish who they are, how they are funded, how they work and what influence they have, from the key groups to the wealthy individuals who help bankroll the lobbying. He investigates how accountable, transparent and open to scrutiny the lobby is, particularly in regard to its funding and financial support of MPs.

Monday, November 16 on 4

For the first time ever, unseen 3D footage taken of the Queen during her Coronation year is shown on Channel 4. As part of a special week of programming which celebrates the golden era of 3D film-making, The Queen in 3D tells the story of two innovative young cameramen, Bob Angell and Arthur Wooster - now in their 80s - who filmed a 3D colour newsreel they named Royal Review . This newly discovered, unique 3D colour footage has never been seen before on television. And Bob and Arthur set to shooting new 3D footage of the Queen today using state-of-the-art video 3D cameras. Concludes tomorrow.
An interview with exec producer Alan Hayling is available on the press website at Programme Info/ Future Highlights/ November.

Monday, November 16 on 4

Derren Brown Presents the 3D Magic Spectacular features some of the world's greatest, funniest and most shocking magicians performing magic in stunning 3D. With Derren as host, some of Britain's leading performers dazzle the audience with incredible trickery, and amazing archive footage features performances of some of the world's greatest magic tricks.

Sunday, November 15 on 4

Network Premiere. The first in Clint Eastwood's diptych of films (the second, Letters from Iwo Jima , follows straight after) about the bloody battle for Iwo Jima during World War II follows the story of three of the six marines who appeared in the iconic photograph raising the Stars and Stripes on the Pacific island. As the three marines (played by Ryan Phillippe, Jesse Bradford and Adam Beach) are feted at home as heroes, flashbacks reveal the bloody truth of the battle against an enemy that fought to the last man and the ambiguity the survivors feel about being hailed as heroes when they left so many comrades behind