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Potsdamerplatz wrote: »

** To everyone south of the border looking for the Rebus DVDs **

If you telephone the Sun's head office and ask for their customer services department.......


Thanks
The London office came up trumps and are sending a set out

Much appreciated

quoia

SUNDAY TIMES - Oct 7th

To celebrate 50 years of Space exploration since the launch of Sputnik the Times on Sunday is offering a guide to all that has happened

ALSO inside is a FREE DVD from the BBC Series - THE PLANETS

Potsdamerplatz

There are 2 National Geographic DVDs free with the Telegraph this weekend.

Saturday's disc in the Daily Telegraph is a documentary on gorillas and Sunday's disc is one dedicated to the study of sharks.

Potsdamerplatz

Has anyone received their full 26 disc World At War set from the Daily Mail?

I received my bonus discs OK (as have several others) but I've yet to meet someone who has received the full 26 DVD set.

quoia

Potsdamerplatz wrote: »

There are 2 National Geographic DVDs free with the Telegraph this weekend.

Saturday's disc in the Daily Telegraph is a documentary on gorillas and Sunday's disc is one dedicated to the study of sharks.

Thanks - became aware of this offer late morning but only just got in to post details.

Free National Geographic DVDs with the Telegraph

Experience a privileged glimpse into the wonders of the animal kingdom with 14 National Geographic wildlife DVDs free with the Telegraph.
Start building your National Geographic Wildlife Collection with Mountain Gorillas: The Lost Film of Dian Fossey free inside The Daily Telegraph and Ultimate Shark, free inside The Sunday Telegraph this weekend.

Free Saturday, October 6: Mountain Gorillas: Lost Film of Dian Fossey



Dian Fossey has become a modern legend. Passionate, fearless, and committed, she devoted 18 years to studying gorillas in the mountainous rainforest of Volcanoes National Park. Less well-known, however, is Bob Campbell, whose footage propelled Fossey and the mountain gorillas into the international spotlight when he was hired by National Geographic Society to film Fossey's work. This film reveals some of his previously unreleased footage for an unforgettable glimpse into the world of the mountain gorillas.


Free Sunday, October 7: Ultimate Shark



With bloodlines going back 400 million years, they are older than dinosaurs and even trees. But only now are we starting to understand the true power of great whites. New science is finally uncovering the secrets of these giants and in this film cutting edge research is combined with powerful computer graphics and harrowing human stories to reveal a new and fascinating profile of this most ancient of creatures.


Plus, collect ANOTHER 12 free DVDs from Monday 8th Oct to Friday 19th Oct by redeeming the voucher for your free DVDs each day at a participating WHSmith store, or have the entire collection sent to you by post - tokens printed in the Telegraph between October 8-22.


Monday, October 8: Realm of the Alligator

This Emmy Award winning documentary explores the enigmatic Okefenokee Swamp where the alligator reigns supreme. A wildlife refuge since 1937, Okefenokee Swamp covers some 700 square miles of Georgia and Florida, its wetlands and forest provide a haven for many species of wildlife.

Tuesday, October 9: Hawaiian Monk Seals: Surviving Paradise

As the world's oldest living seal species teeters on the brink of extinction, Dr. Frank Parrish and his team are in a race against time to determine what is killing these extraordinary creatures. Using an integrated camera attached to the seals, they will discover where they find food and how fragile young baby seals fall victim to the aggressions of their elders.

Wednesday, October 10: Whales in Crisis

The widespread slaughter of whales for profit has ceased but threat of danger is still constant. Whales in Crisis ventures to the front lines of whale conservation, including the Arctic, the Florida Keys, Washington state's Puget Sound and the South Pacific island of Tonga. Dangerous nets, mysterious strandings and noise pollution are among the problems to be tackled.

Thursday, October 11: Stalking Leopards

Kim Wolhuter returns to the, Mala Mala Game reserve in South Africa -the area internationally known for its high concentration of leopards. This story follows Tjololo and documents all his activities and all aspects of his dominance over females in his territory including his interaction, often aggressive, with other male leopards and interaction with his cubs.

Friday, October 12: Land of the Anaconda

Master of its ecosystem, the mysterious anaconda at times lives a hard life guided by the cycle of the seasons. Stretched snake skins and spectacular stories have contributed to the reputation of a giant serpent that fearlessly devours all it encounters- including the unlucky human. This film strips away tall tales to reveal the true life of the elusive and magnificent anaconda.

Saturday, October 13: Lions, Leopards & Tigers: Supercats

Equipped with three-inch long canines and retractable claws like switchblades, big cats are among the most fierce and most fascinating four-legged beasts on the planet. The people behind this remarkable film crawl through the African grassland and the swamps of India to track, capture and reveal the ultimate engineering and stealth ambush tactics of lions, tigers and leopards.

Sunday, October 14: Realm of the Great White Bear

With the collaboration of the Norse Polar Institute and the deployment of "Crittercam", this film follows bears through a season on remote Svalbard, where they must survive lonely winters hibernating under the ice or roaming the dark arctic wasteland. As summer approaches, the bears hunt for seal and walrus basking on ice while Arctic foxes trail at their heels, benefiting from left-overs. Dramatic footage demonstrates why the world's largest carnivore, the polar bear, is the most powerful symbol of the Arctic.

Monday, October 15: Puma: Lion of the Andes

On the southern tip of South America, across the plains of Patagonia, rise the granite spires of Paine, the most stunning peaks to be found in the world's largest and youngest mountain chain, the Andes. It is here, in the Torres del Paine National Park that veteran wildlife filmmaker Hugh Miles has intimately captured the life of the beautiful and highly elusive Puma. For the first time, this film follows a year in the life of a female puma and her growing cubs, providing unprecedented coverage of a puma's life in the wild.

Tuesday, October 16: Buffalo: Thunderbeast

Thundering back this century from the brink of extinction, the bison reclaimed its stand in the West as an American icon. And now, for the first time in a century, the ancient drama of predator and prey plays out once again in Yellowstone National Park. Bison face off wolves and grizzlies in epic battles, and bison bulls challenge each other for supremacy. And Yellowstone's unique geography and extreme climate raise the stakes yet higher.

Wednesday, October 17: Humboldt Squid: Devils of the Deep

In the deep waters of Mexico's Sea of Cortez, large ravenous predators congregate. Local fishermen call them "Diablos rojos"-the red devils, and fear them more than sharks. Then as mysteriously as they appear, these Humboldt squid disappear for months. One scientist is on a dangerous mission to solve the mystery and what he learns could have a profound impact on the one of the world's largest, most complex ecosystems.

Thursday, October 18: Owls: The Silent Hunters

At the slightest rustle of its prey, the owl swerves in flight and strikes with uncanny accuracy. This film observes a dazzling array of hunting techniques and intimate moments, from the barn owls of rural Europe to the snowy owls of wintry Montana, the Pels fishing owls of Kruger Park, South Africa, to the brilliantly camouflaged burrowing owl on the flood plains of Venezuela.

Friday, October 19: Search for the Ultimate Bear

More than 1,000 pounds and sporting four-inch claws and paws that can dwarf a lion's-the world's biggest bears are the largest land-dwelling carnivores on earth. They can run as fast as horses and faster than Olympic sprinters, smell seals hiding under several feet of snow and bite through thick tree branches. This film goes one-on-one with this biological juggernaut and deconstructs its formidable combination of massive brawn and unbelievable powers of smell.

Jesse

:money: Attention all UK hip hop fans!
This Sunday the Daily Star newspaper will be giving away a totally free 7 track studio album by Grandmaster Flash. Including all the hits, 'White Lines', 'The Message', 'It's Nasty' etc, etc.
this will be a rare collectors piece, and no true hip hop fan's record collection should be without it!!!

consumermonkey

When are they gonna start giving away the newspapers when you buy a DVD or CD?

blinky

Potsdamerplatz wrote: »

Has anyone received their full 26 disc World At War set from the Daily Mail?

I received my bonus discs OK (as have several others) but I've yet to meet someone who has received the full 26 DVD set.

I received my 26 discs some weeks ago and my presentation box arrived yesterday.

I think there is quite a backlog on this as they massively underestimated the demand.

kazzaw

Anyone know if "The Riddler" DVD was in the Mail on Sunday recently? Think it should have been 1st October.

splitroaster

Wasnt The Riddler it was The Riddle starring Vinnie Jones