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History has never been so sexy — and new BBC1 drama Bonekickers is The Da Vinci Code meets Time Team! The series follows a team of archaeologists who delve into ancient mysteries, but with a very modern twist.

‘Bonekickers is a detective story, but in a completely different way,’ says Julie Graham, who plays feisty team leader Professor Gillian Magwilde.

Singing groups from around Britain will battle it out in a brand new ‘choir idol’ on BBC1. The show pits musicians of all styles against each other, from ensembles singing rock and rap to choruses tackling more traditional favourites.

‘We have such a fantastic mix of music and human interest stories that it’s entertaining, funny and emotional as well,’  Myleene Klass, who co-hosts with Nick Knowles, tells TV Choice.

Forget Frost, move over Taggart, there’s a new old-school copper in town. Following last year’s hugely popular pilot, Martin Shaw returns in two new feature-length George Gently stories.

The first episode sees an unidentified body of a man found in the hills who may have IRA links, while slippery Supt Empton is trying to muscle in on Gently’s patch. And how does flirtatious café owner Wanda Lane fit in?

Charlotte Church has only been a mum for a few months, but she’s already back on C4, with a third series of her chat show. And it’s
all change, as the show now moves to Thursday nights.

‘The main reason for moving to Thursday is because of Big Brother,’ explains Charlotte. ‘We would have had to go out at 11pm, which is too late. But it won’t change the show at all.’