Timeshift S09E05 · How to Win at Chess

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In a programme showing how to play better chess, British grandmasters Dan King and Ray Keene go through a demonstration game from opening gambit to checkmate.

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2. 2 2. The Golden Age of Liners2009-10-22 · 1h 0mPaul Atterbury travels around Britain finding out how the great ocean liners made such a mark on the popular imagination and why they continue to enchant.
3. 3 3. The Men Who Built the Liners2009-10-29 · 1h 0mDocumentary looking at the unique culture that grew up in the Clyde shipyards of Scotland, where the Queen Mary, the Queen Elizabeth and the QE2 were built.
4. 4 4. The Last Days of the Liners2009-11-03 · 1h 0mDocumentary telling how, in the years after the Second World War and with national pride and prestige at stake, countries competed to launch the most magnificent passenger ships.
5. 5 5. How to Win at Chess2009-12-21 · 1h 0mIn a programme showing how to play better chess, British grandmasters Dan King and Ray Keene go through a demonstration game from opening gambit to checkmate.
6. 6 6. Oliver Postgate: A Life in Small Films2009-12-22 · 1h 0mA celebration of the life and work of Oliver Postgate, the man behind some of Britain's best-loved children's TV programmes, including Bagpuss, the Clangers and Ivor the Engine.
7. 7 7. Clement Freud: In His Own Words2009-12-22 · 1h 0mDocumentary which draws together interviews with the late Clement Freud - Liberal MP, cookery expert, newspaper columnist and author - from across four decades.
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