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Jack wasn’t
born with a
silver spoon, he
was born with
a silver platter!
GORDON RAMSAY
Just like dad: Jack
(far right) tries his
hand in the kitchenPHOTOS:^ ALAMY,^ BBC,^ BBC/VOLTAGETV,^ C4 ,^ITV,^ WIREIMAGEALSO THIS WEEK!
Ross Kemp: Living with
Knife Crime
Thursday / ITV / 7.30pm
In the third part of his series,
Ross investigates our country’s
escalating knife-crime epidemic.Sacred Wonders
NEW / Wednesday / BBC1 / 9pm
This three-part series visits 15 of
the world’s most stunning places
of worship, to reveal the rituals
people perform for their faith.Serengeti
LAST ONE / Thursday / BBC1 / 8pmIt’s the
aftermath
of the huge
fire but
which of
the families
survived and who
is still missing?
Meanwhile, some of
the Serengeti’s elders
prepare their young
for adulthood.Jade: The Reality Star
Who Changed Britain
NEW / Wednesday / C4 / 9pm
It’s 10 years since Big Brother
star Jade Goody lost her battle
with cervical cancer, aged just 27.
This three-parter tells her story
through exclusive interviews and
never-before-seen footage, and
also looks at the social and cultural
change in Britain that saw reality
TV become the biggest form of
entertainment in the country.The Conjoined Twins:
An Impossible Decision
NEW / Monday / BBC2 / 9pm
Marieme and Ndeye from Senegal
have defied all expectations, but
Marieme’s health is deteriorating...Inside the Factory
Tuesday / BBC2 / 8pm
Waxed jackets are on the
production line this week as Cherry
Healey and Gregg Wallace visit a
clothing factory in South Shields.annual turnover of £2 8 million. The
show introduced him to Loui, a
teenager who needed some guidance.
Here, Paul tells TV Times more...
What made you take part?
I had such a bad experience at
school and having the chance to go
back made sense to me. Visiting
made me feel embarrassed about
how I acted, but as a child you don’t
realise how hard teachers work.
You left school with just one GC SE.
How hard was it to find success?
I joined the Navy, but after that, I
just couldn’t find work. Eventually,
I started my business in my
bedroom with a dusty laptop and
£500. By doing the show, I wanted
the chance to help some kids and
show them what hard work can do.
What was it about Loui that
struck a chord with you?
He was a replica of me as a kid!
When I saw him selling sweets out of
his bag, it made me laugh. I used to
sell second-hand clothes at school.How have you helped Loui since
the show stopped filming?
I’m mentoring him, so he comes to
the office every two weeks and we’re
helping him to become a salesman.How do you see Loui’s future?
The ultimate dream is for him to be
an employee. He’s very passionate
and impatient, he wants to make
money and I want to help him, but
he’s got to come to work. Hopefully,
with our help, he can keep himself
on the straight and narrow.
EMMA BULLIMORE