Placing the art of design in its sociological and technological context, this film tells the story of 20th century design through the industrial objects that have become icons of their time, reflecting their own era while simultaneously anticipating the future. Objects include the Bookworm bookshelf, Concorde, the Cafetiere coffee maker, the Leica camera, the lounge chair and the Vespa scooter.

Part of the 'Creative Decor and Crafts' series compiled from the Sue Warden television programme, this first volume is packed full of projects for the home that are ideal for the beginner and crafter alike, tips and advice from the experts, and useful information on other crafts and hobbies you want to know more about. Topics include: Personalised Bed Linens, Slip-Covered Headboards, Trimmed Blankets, Child's Bed Canopy, Rocket Ship Mirror, Aromatic Bath Fizzes, Home-made Candles, Piped On Textured Walls, Adding Colour to the Home and Cabinet Knobs.

Over three hours of angling action on this three disc set, as World Coarse Angling Champion Bob Nudd gives advice for young anglers on coarse fishing, carp fishing and pole fishing.

The popular raconteur captured live at the Theatre Royal, Wakefield on his 2007 tour.

Rick Stein is returning to a Marseille restaurant where he claims to have had "one of the best seafood lunches imaginable"; but the celebrated cook is in no hurry. He is travelling by barge through the waterways of Southern France and is intent on sampling the local culinary delights on the way.

Rick leaves Cornwall for the mouth of the mighty Girdone river in Bordeaux, where he boards the Anjodi - an eighty-year-old, hundred foot long barge - and meets the captain, Bernard, a man who, fortunately, knows the best bars, wine producers and restaurants along the 800 kilometre journey.

For Rick, this is a journey of inspiration and discovery. In each step of his trip, he delights in the local products and techniques and demonstrates how to make traditional recipes from the artichoke salads of Brittany to the traditional Agen dish of rabbit with prunes; from the famous sausages of Toulouse to the cassoulet of Castelnaudry; and from John Dorey cooked in the vermouth of Marseille to a Carmargue speciality of roast bass and fennel.

A feast for the senses, Rick Stein's French Odyssey is a souvenir of an unusual and idyllic journey through rural France and a celebration of a rich gastronomic tradition.

A profile of controversial footballing genius Diego Maradona. Charting his career from child prodigy to World Cup winning captain to shamed drugs cheat, this programme attempts to explain how the Argentinian midfielder inspires such heated passions in football fans across the world.

To really make the most of stillwater fishing, an angler needs to be extremely resourceful, with as wide a range of techniques as possible to adapt for every occasion. In this programme Bob Nudd MBE, four times World Coarse Angling Champion, shows you how to improve your catch rate when float fishing on stillwater. Follow Bob's every move in close-up detail as he covers everything from rigs and baits to knots and gadgets.

A compilation of steam train highlights including the Flying Scotsman's 40th-anniversary run from King's Cross, the Titfield Thunderbolt and the North Star. The film also includes newly-discovered footage from the 1950s and 60s.

Official review of Britain's (and the world's) most famous yearly motorcycle racing event - the Isle of Man TT Races. To celebrate the event's 100th year in existence, the authorities on the IOM really made a splash this year. This programme is spread over two hours and features coverage of every angle of 2007's extravaganza. Included is never before seen race footage from every imaginable angle including from helicopter, kerb and bike mounted cameras, paddock, pit and after-race parties. Close-in looks at some of the sport's most famous current faces as well as the evergreens like John Surtees, Murray Walker and Carl Fogarty.

All the highlights of one of the best attended stagings of Ireland's premier motorbike racing event, featuring exclusive interviews and on-bike footage. Fan favourites McGuinness, Anstey, Martin, Dunlop and Rutter were among the stars of the sport burning severe rubber around the Portstewart-Coleraine-Portrush triangle in Ulster.

The fifth in a series of documentaries charting the events of World War II year by year, using unique archive footage to take you back in time to see what actually happened when the world went to war. This film focuses on 1943.

The fourth in a series of documentaries charting the events of World War II year by year, using unique archive footage to take you back in time to see what actually happened when the world went to war. This film focuses on 1942.

The second in a series of documentaries charting the events of World War II year by year, using unique archive footage to take you back in time to see what actually happened when the world went to war. This film focuses on 1940.

April Heinrichs, head coach of the US women's national soccer team, demonstrates a series of skills and drills for both youth and advanced players. Includes sections on the technical, tactical, physical and psychological aspects of the game.

A 120 mph low level viewpoint of a 1990 practice lap with Steve Hislop, plus rider commentary. The camera is mounted at wheel level.

Three documentaries looking at the history of those who have risked their lives to break the landspeed record. 'Speed Freaks' charts many years of high speed record attempts, both past and present. It features a comprehensive history of world speed boat records, the fastest planes in the sky as well as train and landspeed records on both two and four wheels. 'Speed Freaks II' looks at man's obsession with investing millions of pounds and spending countless hours on developing newer and more dangerous machines for one purpose, to be the fastest person on the planet. Finally 'Adrenaline Junkies' are obsessives who are hooked on danger in all shapes and forms. These people can be found on land, in the sea and up in the sky. The California desert racers custom build their cars to go faster and faster over some of the most dangerous roads imaginable. These adrenaline junkies are always just one step away from disaster, pushing both man and machine to the limits of their endurance.

This superb DVD will explain the many uses of the pentatonic scale from its basic applications and shape, right up to pentatonic substitution. You will learn how to imply different modes using the familiar shapes and fingerings, but add fresh ideas to yo

Sue Warden shows you how to create exciting craft ideas with fabric. Includes Printing on Fabric, Ageing Fabric, and a Fireplace Fabric screen.

During the making of his previous documentary 'Soundtrack to War', director George Gittoes asked US soldier Elliot Lovett how it felt to be in Iraq getting shot at. Elliot's reply was: 'Man, I get shot at less here in Baghdad than at home in Miami'. The comment sparks Gittoes imagination. He heads to Brownsville, Miami to find out what is so bad about 'Brown Sub' that would make Baghdad during the height of the second Iraq war feel safer. What he finds makes the world in Eminem/50 Cent tunes look like a cartoon.