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| This week on BBC World News... | Week commencing 12th July 2008 |
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| First Steps | | | | The first years of a child's life are critical to their survival, growth, development and learning potential. In this brand new series, BBC World News looks at how investment in early childhood programmes provide a strong foundation for good health and success in education and life. In this first episode, First Steps travels to Brazil to follow the story of 18-month-old Carol. (Duration: 30 minutes) | |  | | | Wednesday 16th July at 0100 Repeated: Wednesday 16th July at 1800AP; Thursday 17th July at 2100 & Friday 18th July at 0700 | |
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| An Islamic History Of Europe | | | | To many, East and West appear set on an inevitable collision course; with Christianity, Judaism and Islam locked in permanent confrontation. But on this revealing journey through Europe, presenter Rageh Omaar (pictured) proves this wasn't always the case. Beginning in southern Spain, where Muslims first entered the Iberian Peninsula in 711, Rageh's Islamic journey is a vivid evocation of what has been described as a golden age. (Duration: 50 minutes) | |  | | | Saturday 12th July at 1940 Repeated: Sunday 13th July at 1340; Sunday 13th July at 2240 & Monday 14th July at 0640 | |
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| Imagination: Escape From Luanda | | | | In Luanda, one of the world's poorest and most dangerous places, three music students work towards their end-of-year concert. The students are based in Angola's sole music school which houses around 80 students, most of them desperately poor. Many of the students face disapproval and outright rejection from their families who can't see a future in music. This award-winning documentary asks if, despite the ravages of 27 years of civil war, musical passion can overcome terrible hardships. (Duration: 50 minutes) | |  | | | Saturday 12th July at 1340 Repeated: Saturday 12th July at 2240; Sunday 13th July at 0640 & Sunday 13th July at 1940 | |
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| Nature Inc. | | | | This last programme in the series looks at the new breed of investors who are making substantial and sustainable profits by investing in keeping eco-systems healthy. The programme uncovers the ultra-slick carbon trading market which is predicted to be worth $300 billion per year before the end of the decade. Plus, it reveals how investment banks are buying entire islands and rainforests to make huge future profits. Saving the planet is no longer just about ethics – it's becoming big business. (Duration: 30 minutes) | |  | | | Saturday 19th July at 0100 Repeated: Saturday 19th July at 1000; Monday 21st July at 1800AP; Tuesday 22nd July at 2100; & Wednesday 23rd July at 0700# | |
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| Spirit Of Yachting | | | | Spirit Of Yachting explores some of the world's most exciting sailing events from legendary ocean races to tightly-contested one-design and handicap racing. The events are used as a backdrop to reveal the passion, emotion and dedication needed to take part in any world-class sporting occasion. (Duration: 30 minutes) | |  | | | Saturday 12th July at 1900^ Repeated: Sunday 13th July at 0200; Sunday 13th July at 0800 & Sunday 13th July at 1600 | |
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