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12/05/2008

Livin' with Lucy. 9.30pm. RTE1.
This week Lucy is living with playboy of the Western World - Calum Best. Exhausted from his jet set lifestyle, Calum decided to bring Lucy for a nice relaxing holiday innbsp; Marbella, the party capital of Spain. Known primarily for his famous dad and infamous flings, Lucy shares a luxury villa with Calum and gets up close and personal with the cassanova. In between sunbathing and partying Lucy digs for the dirt, so will we find out what really happened with Lindsay Lohan or more importantly what he actually does for a living?

Teen Mum High. 9.00pm. BBC2.
This observational documentary looks at life in a pupil referral unit for school age girls (under 16s) who are either pregnant or have recently become a mum. Teachers, specialist midwives and health workers help the students prepare for their labour and motherhood while they also study for SATs and GCSEs. Lessons range from English, maths and cookery to safe-sex, birth plans, bottle feeding and baby-baths. This touching documentary shows the work of the dedicated staff and intertwines the girls personal stories with their daily life at school.

The Dinosaur Mummy. 9.00pm. Channel 4.
One of the most momentous discoveries in palaeontology was made in 2003 when a 67-million-year-old dinosaur mummy was unearthed in the spectacular badlands of North Dakota. Only a few mummified dinosaurs have ever been found and none with as much potential to revolutionise our knowledge of dinosaurs. The body of this dinosaur, named Dakota, was so well preserved that it brought researchers as close as they had come to an actual dinosaur. It seemed they had not only found remains of bones and skin, but that this dinosaur in fact had much of its skin, tendons, ligaments and possibly bodily organs preserved inside.

Dispatches: The Truth About Beauty Creams. 8.00pm. Channel 4.
Over in the UK, they spend an estimated half a billion pounds every year on face creams that claim to make women - and men - look younger. The marketing for these creams often features scientific, hi-tech sounding ingredients, yet unlike drug companies the beauty industry does not have to publish clinical trials showing whether these creams are effective. Dispatches investigates the promises made by some of the best-selling anti-aging creams - putting the claims made on packaging, adverts and at beauty counters to the test - under the direction of a dermatologist and plastic surgeon.