Monday, January 6
Rick Stein might be cooking's Mr Everywhere but his bona fides are subtler than many of his motor-mouth contemporaries.
Nine quietly switches to hour-long news
Paul Kalina and Scott Ellis 8:00pm With next to zero fanfare, Nine has tweaked the most hallowed institution of the TV schedule, the 6pm news bulletin.
Downton Abbey could end with fifth series
6:11pm Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes has hinted that the next series of the hit television show could be its last.
Ashes victory draws almost 3 million viewers for Channel Nine
MICHAEL LALLO 4:02pm Almost three million viewers watched Australia trounce England in yesterday's Ashes telecast, with Channel Ten's Big Bash cricket peaking at almost 1.2 million nationally.
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Tuesday, January 7
Smith State Prison in Georgia is a cage for exceptionally dangerous men, many of whom are unlikely ever to see the outside again.
Wednesday, January 8
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Thursday, January 9
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