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Exported to 237 global territories and frequently the highest-rating program in the UK,
Call The Midwife (Saturday, April 24, 8.30pm, TVNZ1) was described by
Radio Times as “the torchbearer of feminism on television”. One of BBC’s most successful properties, as season 10 premieres, season 11 has begun filming and the show has already been commissioned for three more after that. Truly epic. Anzac Day gets impressive, all-day coverage at Māori TV, starting with
Auckland’s
Dawn Service (Sunday, April 25, 5.40am, Māori TV) and ending with the movie
25 April (7.30pm), which animates letters and diaries from six New Zealanders who witnessed horrors at Gallipoli in 1915.
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The Belfast Blitz and a night that briefly united Ireland More than 800 of the city’s inhabitants were killed by German bombers that sought to target the city’s heavy industry
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Nineteen forty one would prove to be a fateful year for many across Ireland. The Second World War was in its second year. Even though Britain had not succumbed to a Nazi invasion, there seemed no end in sight and no clear path to victory. The British were struggling to safeguard their convoys in the Atlantic, their armies faced growing challenges in North Africa and although the RAF had won the Battle of Britain, they were powerless to prevent the bombing of British cities.