FEBRUARY 29 2020 LISTENER
TUESDAY MARCH 3Britain’s Most Historic Towns
(History, Sky 073, 7.30pm).
Charming historian Alice
Roberts is very good at bringing
the past into the present in this
series, engaging in activities
and exploring life as it was
during a particular era. In
season two, she begins in Dover
during World War II, and looks
into the evacuation of Dunkirk,
how members of the Auxiliary
Territorial Service coped during
the Battle of Britain, and the
work of the land girls. Other
episodes feature Edwardian
Cardiff, Civil-War Oxford and
Plantagenet Canterbury.
WEDNESDAY MARCH 4
Love Your Garden (Living, Sky
017, 7.35pm). Wednesday night
has been declared gardening
night on Living, beginning
with Love Your Garden,
presented by the most staid
man in British television,
Alan Titchmarsh. There
may be a few more thrills in
Garden Rescue, which follows
at 8.30pm. Wild-haired
gardening expert Charlie
Dimmock, who has been on
British television since the late
90s, is paired with young guns
Harry and David Rich and
homeowners get to choose
between their designs.season is a reunion with Billy
Joel. Reunion, you say? Joel
and Johnson played together?
Why, yes. In 2014, Joel invited
his pal onstage at Madison
Square for a rousing rendition
of You Shook Me All Night Long- and, it must be said, turned
on a nice backing vocal.
Other episodes feature
Mark Knopfler, Mick Fleet-
wood, Joe Walsh, Paul
Rodgers and the first woman
in the series, Dolly Parton.
Britain’s Most Historic
Tow ns, Tuesday.Has your business invested in research and
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Brian Johnson: A Life
on the Road, Sunday.