The Gold Rush is widely reported to be the film that Chaplin most wanted to be remembered for. It sees the Tramp as a lone prospector venturing to Alaska looking for gold. He gets mixed up with some burly characters, falls in love with the beautiful Georgia and tries to win her heart with his singular charm.

 Gallery of Steam presents an eye-catching and evocative collection of the finest photographs to have graced the pages of Steam Railway, Britain's biggest-selling railway magazine.

 Joint pain blights the lives of an estimated nine million people in the UK, and, as those who experience joint pain will know, it can have a huge affect on the quality of life you lead.  Here, Gloria Hunniford outlines three simple steps to keep your joints healthy and active:“I am a firm believer that you should try to take your health into your own hands – looking after yourself now, to prevent problems later.”

 Around the world already nearly all bee colonies in the wild have been wiped out by viruses and without beekeepers to care for them, honeybees could disappear in a few years.

 The nineteenth century was one of the most exciting periods in British theatre history, and nowhere was the excitement more palpable than in London’s West End.

 On August 9th Pandora and the Flying Dutchman is available to take home for the first time on DVD in Dual Format: Both the DVD and Blu-Ray in one package. To celebrate the release of the restored 1951 classic we have 5 copies to give away.

 Network DVD is delighted to announce the DVD debut of the racy comedy drama A Class Act (15), which stars the sublime Joanna Lumley.  Ian McNeice, Dennis Waterman, Elizabeth Spriggs, Keith Allen and Celia Imrie are among a host of guest stars. Regularly attracting over 10 million viewers the complete series is available from Network DVD complete and uncut on 2nd August 2010, RRP £29.99 in a 4-disc set.