Series in which MI5 and MI6 secret agents discuss their work and their methods. This first espisode looks at how agents operate, from the techniques of disguise and surveillance to the top secret work of undercover agents. Featuring the laundry van that caught terrorist bombers, and the spy in the Masjid whose warnings about Al Qaeda went unheeded.
Time: 19:00 to 20:00 (1 hour long).
When: Tuesday 29th March on History Channel
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BBC 2
The Headmaster and the Headscarves
Documentary examining France's controversial law banning religious symbols from schools, which has provoked outrage from its 15 million strong Muslim community. It follows a group of veiled girls at a Paris school who decide to resist the new law in defiance of its headmaster and captures the anguish of schoolgirls, teachers, and authorities as they grapple with rules which threaten to inflame the tensions they were designed to calm.
Time: 21:00 to 22:00 (1 hour long).
When: Tuesday 29th March on BBC 2
Documentary about Norwich Union insurance company. Ajitesh Mukherjee works in their call centre in Bangalore and is part of India's booming call centre phenomenon. Linda Carmen is based in Norwich Union's flagship call centre in Norwich and has strong views about her company's expansion abroad. Ajitesh and Linda experience a trip like no other when they swap work for a week.
Time: 23:20 to 00:20 (1 hour long).
When: Wednesday 30th March on BBC 2
Investigation into the death of British photography student and peace activist Tom Hurndall, who was shot by an Israeli soldier. Using Tom's own journals and photographs this film traces his journey through the Middle East - from pre-war Baghdad to the Gaza Strip - where he became a casualty in one of the world's longest running conflicts.
Time: 03:30 to 04:00 (30 minutes long).
When: Thursday 31st March on BBC 3
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