Free Giveaway CDs and DVDs with newspapers

pig_let_cool

lol sorry just changed it

mcallister1

Free Three tenors CD in Sunday Telegraph tomorrow. No other details in paper.

quoia

SUNDAY EXPRESS - 9th Sept

Free PAVAROTTI CD

pig_let_cool

Free indie icons CD in the sunday times

quoia

FIRST THERE WAS THE NEW PRINCE CD ALBUM
FREE in the Mail on Sunday
NOT available to buy in the shops in he UK !

NOW A NEW MOVIE on DVD - before it is shown at the cinema or available for rent.

In the MAIL ON SUNDAY - 16th september



VINNIE JONES' new movie - THE RIDDLE

http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0790741/

Directed by Brendan Foley and starring Vinnie Jones, Julie Cox, Vanessa Redgrave, Mel Smith, Kenny Lynch, Derek Jacobi and the late Gareth Hunt (Gambit - Avengers)

In The Riddle, Vinnie plays an ambitious newspaper reporter who attempts to solve a series of murders that follow the discovery of an unpublished Charles Dickens novel.

It's a powerful thriller that will have you gripped from the opening credits

mcallister1

The Times- The Michale Palin Collection
The Michael Palin Collection - Free DVDs

Starting this weekend, exclusively in The Times and The Sunday Times, Michael Palin will take you on a journey to some of the most fascinating places in the world. Don't miss your free DVD in The Times on Saturday and The Sunday Times the next day



Saturday, September 15 - Himalaya: Annapurna to Everest
Join Palin on his 2000-mile journey along a mountain range of mystery, adventure and challenge. “It was a great adventure, in busy, lively cities, beautiful countryside, and amongst magnificent peaks, glaciers, snow-fields and isolated spectacular villages. From the highest point of the journey, just over 18,000 feet, to the lowest, floating out into the sunset on the Bay Of Bengal, the scenery is breathtaking, but, as usual, it’s the people we meet along the way who really make the journey amazing”.
Sunday, September 16 - Pole to Pole: Shifting Sands
Palin hits the road again in a scintillating journey from the far north to the extreme south and all points in between. “Getting to the Poles was to involve some of the hairiest moments of my travelling life…We must have been one of the last film crews to work in the Soviet Union before it collapsed and we worked on the edge of war zones in Sudan and Ethiopia. I shudder at the memory of how things went wrong after visiting a witch doctor, and can remember the bitter anti-climax of being told there was no room for us on the boat from Cape Town to Antarctica”. Michael Palin





And from Monday, September 17 to Friday, September 21, pick up a free DVD when you buy The Times at participating stores.
The free episodes are:
Monday - Hemingway Adventure - Hemingway in Cuba
Tuesday - Sahara: Absolute Desert
Wednesday - Around the World in 80 Days - A Close Shave
Thursday - Full Circle - Japan to North Korea
Friday - Exclusive Palin interviews
You can pick up your free DVD Monday to Friday at Martin McColl and Waitrose. Find your nearest participating store here
www.tmretail.co.uk
www.waitrose.com/branches/index.aspx
Subject to availability.
From Times website.

quoia

THE SUN - from Monday 17th Sept - CARRY ON DVDs



Coupon redemption daily at ASDA, Martins, McColls (tbc)

--Tony--

mcallister1 wrote: »

The Times- The Michale Palin Collection
The Michael Palin Collection - Free DVDs

Thursday - Full Circle - Japan to North Korea

These can only be a part of the set "Full Circle" for example is a 3 dvd box set so this must only be a part of that set, same with the others.

quoia

quoia wrote: »

Following on from the success of our Horrible Histories and Horribly Famous promotions, the Telegraph is giving you the chance to expand your horrible library with 15 free books over the next three weeks.

Don't miss two free Horrible Histories AUDIO BOOKS

VILLAINOUS VICTORIANS and SAVAGE STONE AGE

free inside The Daily Telegraph and The Sunday Telegraph on Saturday, September 8 and Sunday, September 9.

Then, continue to build your collection with these Horrible Histories books, yours free at WHSmith.

Monday, September 10: The Angry Aztecs
The Angry Aztecs fills you in on the foulest facts about Motecuhzoma, Cuahtemoc and other people with unpronounceable names, whose idea of fun was ripping out human hearts.

Tuesday, September 11: The Incredible Incas
The Incredible Incas gives you the gory details about the Incan Empire, which ruled 12 million people but was smashed by 260 Spanish invaders.and a few germs.

Wednesday, September 12: The Cut-Throat Celts
The Cut-Throat Celts gives you the ghastly truth about the wild warrior race who weren't afraid to fight the rotten Roams.and who had the horrible habit of collecting human heads.

Thursday, September 13: The Groovey Greeks
The Groovey Greeks will answer all those niggling questions such as why Greek girls ran about naked pretending to be bears and who had the world's first flushing toilet.

Friday, September 14: Barmy British Empire
Barmy British Empire gives you the brutal facts about how Britannia ruled the waves - from infamous antics in India to dreadful deeds done Down Under.

And then keep reading the Telegraph over the next three weeks to find out how to can complete your library with Horrible Science and Horrible Geography paperbacks.

And I believe a further 4 audio books

The series continues .......... from Horrible HISTORIES ...

... to HORRIBLE SCIENCE

FIRST - 2 more Audio Book CDs INSIDE The TELEGRAPH this weekend (15th/16th)

Blood, Bones and Body Bits on Saturday

and then Measly Medicine on Sunday

Then a further 5 books next week - coupon redemption at WHSmith

Monday, September 17: Explosive Experiments
Ever wanted to get to grips with the slimy side of science? Explosive Experiments is exploding with gooey and scary experiments that are sure to make your friends and family dive for cover. Find out how scientists made power from poo and the revolting recipe for homemade sick.

Tuesday, September 18: Painful Poison
Are you brave enough to discover how to turn your brother or sister into a zombie slave and uncover the secrets of the vomit goblet? If you think you can stomach the sick side of science, don't miss Painful Poison so you can get wise to the wicked world of killer chemicals.

Wednesday, September 19: Evil Inventions
Dare to discover the bottom-stabbing bike saddle, the head-chopping machine operated by a sheep and the terrible toilet snorkel. Evil Inventions is buzzing with brilliant brainwaves and is your key to getting to grips with gruesome gadgets and murderous machines.

Thursday, September 13: Space Stars and Slimy Aliens
You'll be spaced-out to discover which astronomers killed people, why space makes the guts explode and what the moon smells like. Blast into outer space with Space Stars and Slimy Aliens and see if you got what it takes to be a staggering stargazer.

Friday, September 14: Ugly Bugs
Are you itching to find out which bugs hide behind wallpaper, what slugs do with their slime, why flies throw up on your tea and how insects drink your blood? Ugly Bugs puts the insect world underneath the magnifying glass to reveal some foul families of bugs and some very strange scientists.

CCCele

--Tony-- wrote: »

These can only be a part of the set "Full Circle" for example is a 3 dvd box set so this must only be a part of that set, same with the others.

Of course they are. That is why they put Full Circle - Japan to North Korea. It is just the section from Japan to North Korea, not the whole journey.