SATURDAY


National Geographic Channel

4pm: Gospel Of Judas One of the most important recent finds in Biblical archaeology, and a National Geographic exclusive. This premiere examines the secret find using cutting-edge science.

6pm: Cain And Abel :Brothers At War Ancient rivalry, conflict between brothers and a tale of murder and punishment, but how does the Koran's version of Cain and Abel differ from that of the Old Testament?

8pm: Lost Kings Of Israel New. David and Solomon were both men of infinite talent and, paradoxically, infinite weakness. Were these sacred kings of the Bible real men, or are they fictional heroes?


Discovery Channel

8pm:Who Wrote the Bible? Presenters Jonathan Tubb and Sam Moorhead follow a trail of clues from antiquity and dissect the building blocks of the Bible from Genesis to Kings



BBC 2

8.30PM: Shroud of Turin Rageh Omaar sets out to discover whether the Shroud of Turin is really a fake and explores new evidence that may challenge the Carbon 14 dating done 20 years ago.



SUNDAY


History Channel

5pm :Banned From The Bible: Enigmas......of the Old Testament The Testament of Solomon embraced some biblical stories, while others were rejected. Religious scholars examine the stories that were banned from the Bible.


Channel 4

5.45pm: Secrets of the Twelve Disciples Theologian Dr Robert Beckford travels across the globe to reassess the fate of the most famous people in Christian history - after Jesus himself - the Twelve Disciples.


History Channel

6pm: Banned From The Bible: Secrets......Of The Apostles Ancient texts shed new light on the many competing Christian sects that sprang up in the first centuries after Christ's crucifixion.


Discovery Channel

8pm: Jesus: The Man Behind the Myths New. Wars have been fought in his name and millions have devoted their lives to him, but how much do we really know about Jesus of Galilee? Bible scholar Kent Dobson investigates.


BBC 1

9PM: No.1 Ladies Detective Agency Jill Scott plays Botswana's first female detective, Precious Ramotswe, in an adaptation by Richard Curtis and the late Anthony Minghella of Alexander McCall Smith's novel.



History Channel

9pm: Life After People A range of geology, climatology and archeology experts give their conclusions as to what life will be like on Earth after the human race dies out.



TUESDAY

BBC 2

9PM: Horizon How Does Your Memory Work?: Horizon takes viewers on a journey into human memory. From the woman who is having her most traumatic memories wiped by a pill to the man with no memory




WEDNESDAY


BBC 2

9PM:The Secret Peacemaker Peter Taylor talks to a man known until now only as `the Contact', who secretly acted as a go-between, working to bring the British Government and IRA together for peace talks over the course of more than 20 years. The man discusses his meetings with British spies and IRA leaders



THURSDAY


BBC 1

10.35PM:Panorama Teenage Sex for Sale: Gerry Northam investigates ruthless gangs who are targeting teenage girls and offering drugs and excitement. Within weeks, the children are made to work as prostitutes.




FRIDAY


Channel 4

7.35pm:Unreported World Gaza: Unreported World travel across Israel, Gaza and the West Bank to discover whether Hamas's strategy is working despite Israeli assaults, a siege on Gaza and international isolation



ITV1


8PM:Parking Wars: Tonight Jonathan Maitland meets people who say issuing parking tickets based solely on CCTV evidence will lead to innocent drivers being falsely accused of crimes they haven't committed


11.40PM:Real Crime: Nailing the Nail......Bomber. Dramatic documentary about the police manhunt for David Copeland, the nail bomber who targeted three London minority groups in a series of brutal attacks during April 1999.