What to watch on Sunday, May 27th, 2012
 After restoring pride to the national side by finishing as runners up in this year's Six Nations, England's rugby union team will be determined to impress once more when they face the mighty Barbarians in their annual match-up at Twickenham. The game will also provide those involved with an opportunity to lay claim to a place in Stuart Lancaster's squad for the upcoming three-Test tour of South Africa.
As expected, the 'Baa-Baas' invitation-only line-up will be as star-studded as always with coach John Kirwan handing debuts to former England captain Mike Tindall and Fijian flanker Akapusi Qera. The Gloucester pair are the latest additions to an already impressive squad, which also includes English World Cup winner Lewis Moody and Welsh record try scorer Shane Williams.
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 | Dara O Briain hosts the British Academy Television Awards from the Royal Festival Hall in London.... |
 | England face the mighty Barbarians in their annual match-up at Twickenham. Former England captain Mike Tindall looks set to make his debut for the 'Baa-Baas.'.... |
 | John Inverdale presents live coverage of the opening day's action from Stade Roland Garros as the men's and women's first round matches begin.... |
 | Documentary looking back at the incredible reign of Her Majesty the Queen as she celebrates her diamond jubilee.... |
 | Dermot O'Leary and Kirsty Gallacher introduce live action from the fourth Soccer Aid match in aid of UNICEF as a host of celebrities and footballing legends take part in this chari... |
 | A countdown of the nation's 50 favourite comedy characters. Including classic British comedy characters such as David Brent, Basil Fawlty, and Little Britain's Lou and Andy.... |
 | The 20th Bond movie, released in 2002, maintains a high standard and rarely misses a beat. Pierce Brosnan is superb in his final outing as 007, dashing around the ... |
 | Feisty 2007 update of the classic St Trinian's tales. The riotous girls of St Trinian's, under the watchful eye of headmistress Camilla Fritton (Rupert Everett), h... |
 | Experts examine a two-million-year-old skeleton found in a cave near Johannesburg that could hold the answer to the ultimate question of how we became human.... |
 | This stage of Simon Reeve's journey around the spectacular Indian Ocean takes him from Sri Lanka to Bangladesh.... |
 | Four monarchy-mad celebrities host a Jubilee-themed dinner party. First to host is EastEnders actress Cheryl Fergison. Cheryl's guests are ex-Atomic Kitten Kerry Katona, Give Us a ... |
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