Here are some of the television highlights coming up in the week starting Saturday, November 11, including the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance and Children in Need.
Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance 2023 Words by Rachael Popow Events around the world over the past year have reminded us that we can never take peace for granted. So, tonight’s Royal British Legion’s annual Festival of Remembrance will have an added poignancy as we reflect on the sacrifices the military have made for our freedom.
“Our charity is dedicated to connecting people to the Ocean, and so we are delighted to bring that connection into people’s homes across the UK!” Clare Mottershead, BBC Commissioning Editor, adds: “We’re looking forward to bringing the wonders of this underwater world to our audiences and sharing the surprising stories of the creatures who inhabit it and the committed team who look after them.
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