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Secrets in The Sand

US military officials fear the largely ungoverned Sahara desert could become the next base for Al Qaeda. The Pan-Sahel Initiative is the newest front in the US campaign against terrorism. Sorious Samura investigates what the implications are for Africa.

Time: 19:05 to 19:30 (25 minutes long).
When: Monday 8th August on BBC World Service Radio







Dispatches: Why Bomb London

Continuing Channel 4's New World War season. To what degree did we bring the recent bombings - and possibility of further bombings in the future - on ourselves? Why Bomb London examines the forces and influences that may have combined to make the recent bomb attacks on London more likely. The programme analyses whether a series of foreign policy decisions and domestic errors - social and political - made the transport bombings not so much a surprise as inevitable. The programme investigates the divisions within the British Muslim community that lead to many youngsters being drawn into a pattern of extremism, and explains how, during the 1990s, the British government allowed known terrorists and extremists to settle in London, where they used British freedom of _expression and civil rights tolerance to plan terror attacks abroad.

Time: 20:00 to 21:00 (1 hour long).
When: Monday 8th August on Channel 4





The New Al-Qaeda: Front Line Pakistan (Part 3 of 3)

Peter Taylor presents a three-part series about how terror organisation al-Qaeda has changed in recent times. The head of Pakistan's Counter Terrorism Centre speaks about the interrogations of more than 500 suspects including the man he describes as the third most important al-Qaeda figure. President Musharraf defends his country against allegations that his intelligence agencies have been reluctant to bring Bin Laden into custody.

Time: 21:00 to 22:00 (1 hour long).
When: Monday 8th August on BBC 2






Inside The Mind of The Suicide Bomber

Continuing Channel 4's New World War season. With unprecedented access to captured Palestinian suicide bombers, filmmaker Tom Roberts gets to the heart of what makes someone kill and be killed for their cause. Meeting bomb makers, failed suicide bombers and their recruiters, his journey into the mindset of the "martyr" reveals the reality behind the soundbite reporting of suicide bombing and the impact "martyr operations" have on the psyche of Palestinians.

Time: 23:50 to 00:50 (1 hour long).
When: Monday 8th August on Channel 4

[zeze]

okhty i don't know if you read us or not.
many members are asking you things but you seem ver busy.
i just wish all trust is well with you ,and that you and your family are fine,and work is not so stressing .
and pray you are safe and secure along with all the sisters in london---don't forget brothers need lawraak and others need a real good sisters "you are our hope" be safe.

if you chose to keep ignoring due to limited time or any reason,you know ana dayman motassameh .
fe amani lah.

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Iran's Nuclear Secrets

Documentary which looks at Iran's possible development of nuclear weapons. Featuring exclusive footage of the Iranian nuclear facilities which America believes are developing weapons, the film travels Iran with the inspectors who speak about what they say is 20 years of deceit from the Iranians over their nuclear programme. Also, there's behind the scenes access to Mohammed El Baradei, the head of the UN's nuclear watchdog.

Time: 23:20 to 00:20 (1 hour long).
When: Tuesday 23rd August on BBC 2





Islam Unveiled: Women And Islam (Part 1 of 2)

Part one of a two-part documentary series revealing surprising truths about the lives of Muslim women in today's society.

Time: 22:00 to 23:00 (1 hour long).
When: Wednesday 31st August on Teachers TV





The New Al Qaeda

In the aftermath of 9/11 and the US-led invasion of Afghanistan much of Al Qaeda's infrastructure including its training camps were destroyed. Peter Taylor's 3 part series examines the new Al Qaeda which has emerged and the threat it poses to the West.

Time: 19:05 to 19:30 (25 minutes long).
When: Thursday 1st September on BBC World Service Radio





Goodbye Autocratic Allies

What sort of governments would free and fair elections produce in the Middle East and North Africa? Recent indications suggest that Islamist anti-Western parties would fare better than the liberal secularists. Cairo-based writer Hugh Miles assesses the risks of replacing autocratic allies with democratic foes.

Time: 20:30 to 21:00 (30 minutes long).
When: Thursday 1st September on BBC Radio Four





Islam Unveiled: Women And Islam (Part 2 of 2)

Part two of a two-part documentary series revealing surprising truths about the lives of Muslim women in today's society.

Time: 22:00 to 23:00 (1 hour long).
When: Thursday 1st September on Teachers TV



Viva Liberty

Viva Liberty is a black, well, a brown comedy about being a British Muslim today. Neurotic, paranoid British Muslim Woody Ali heads for America anticipating the trip of a lifetime. But one freak accident involving a water pistol and he finds himself vacationing in America's notorious "Camp Liberty" Detention Facility. Protesting his innocence, orange boiler suited and shackled, Woody is summoned to meet the camp's chief, who vows to break him. But the worst thing Woody ever did was tell his dad he was not going into medicine. Even so, when he is thrown into solitary confinement, Woody starts to question his sanity and whether or not he is in fact guilty of some kind of crime. But is he being targeted for being a suspected terrorist or for just being different? Coming Up is the only talent scheme currently in the UK where new writers and directors have the opportunity to make an original film with a guaranteed network broadcast.

Time:00:10 to 00:40 (30 minutes long).
When: Friday 2nd September on Channel 4

[phylay]

Saha Houda,
Now that u made your ads for these ineteresting programs, you made me sorry for not being in the uk. Your moral obligation is now to post your feedbacks on all those topics

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Salam phylay

LOL @ moral obligation.

I’ll do my best.

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The Road to 9/11

The Road to 9/11 examines the forces that have shaped the modern Middle East and yielded a crisis that now threatens global stability. A month after 9/11, Osama bin Laden recorded a video message celebrating the attacks. Praising his followers as "the vanguards of Islam", he twice referred to the historical roots of his rage, citing the "humiliation and disgrace" that the Middle East has suffered for "more than 80 years." Most Westerners had no idea what bin Laden was referring to. His Muslim listeners, however, were not confused. The Road to 9/11 charts the history of the Islamic World over the last 80 years, featuring interviews with leading scholars and rare archive footage. The film surveys the last century, from the First World War and the carving up of the Ottoman Empire by the British and French, through the ensuing decades of westernisation across the region. Charting the steady deterioration of social, political and economic conditions, and examining the alliance of clerics and authoritarian regimes funded by oil money, The Road to 9/11 chronicles what many perceive as the misuse of the Koran, the erosion of women's rights and the rise of religious extremism, violence and terrorism.

Time: 20:00 to 21:00 (1 hour long).
When: Saturday 3rd September on Channel 4

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Sunday Surgery

Letitia and Dr Mark find solutions to listeners' dilemmas. Today the team looks at what it means to be young, British and Muslim in the context of the recent terror attacks.

Time: 21:00 to 23:00 (2 hours long).
When: Sunday 4th September on BBC Radio One





Inside 9/11: Countdown to Terror

How did al-Qaeda manage to outmanoeuvre US intelligence by placing four undetected militants on a course to learn how to fly commercial aircraft?

Time: 22:00 to 23:00 (1 hour long).
When: Sunday 4th September on National Geographic