Despite being put in the psychiatric ward, Philippe persists in trying to convince his wife that the story of the tunnel is real.

Philippe leaves the hospital and comes home to a re-modelled basement. Committed to treatment, he remains plagued by doubts.

Philippe is reassured about his mental state, but Meursault seeks revenge by interfering more and more in his life.

Philippe flies to Paris thanks to the plane tickets bought by Jenny for their anniversary. Relieved and delighted to find Marianne, he shares his plans for the future with her.

Jenny discovers the tunnel and disrupts the double life of his husband. She also unmasks Meursault who returns to France. Philippe finds an unexpected friend to help him sort out his true feelings for his wife: Meursault.

Back in Canada, Philippe is confronted by the fact that Jenny doesn't want him. He doubles his efforts to win back the trust of his family. As he reconciles with his son and wins back one class per week as a French teacher, he senses the pieces of his shattered life are falling back into place.

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Explore three of New Zealand's finest lodges including lakeside splendour in Otago, refinement on a historic Wairarapa farm and one of the world's finest golf courses meets the ultimate in elegance in Northland. Meet the wonderful and passionate people who are the heart and soul of these exquisite properties.

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Round 2 of the ProMX Championship heads to Appin on the southwestern outskirts of Sydney and the challenging Appin Motocross Track, where the dirt track warfare continues in search of national championship supremacy.

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Women's sport is inspiring growth including viewership, participation and sponsorship. But while we celebrate the breaking down of barriers, women's sport continues to face many unique challenges.

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In October 1922 the National Fascist Party militiamen marched on Rome to put pressure on the ruling class and resulted in ascending Mussolini to power, marking the beginning of 20 years of totalitarian rule. The story of two marchers takes us back to the heart of these events.

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He is one of the most famous men who ever lived - notorious for destroying the Roman Republic, and bringing about the Roman Empire. But Julius Caesar began life penniless, an outlaw during a time of massive political turmoil. Defined by his willingness to gamble, time and time again Caesar calls double-or-nothing, each time hitting double, and rising rapidly through Roman society with each win.

Two crown princes, two empires and two completely different dramas at the end of the 19th century, fatefully linked to each other: Rudolf of Austria and Wilhelm of Prussia. Both princes suffer extremely from the role they have been assigned to: maintaining a world that is crumbling.

Directed by Oscar-winner Sir Sam Mendes, this powerful documentary tells the story of two British soldier-cameramen who filmed the liberation of Bergen-Belsen concentration camp at the end of World War II.

Famed for his military exploits, George II's biggest battles were in fact with his family. George never recovered from the psychological scars left when his father exiled his mother. His bitter conflict with his father tarnished his whole life, threatening the entire Hanoverian succession.

A self-confessed shy man with a fourth grade education, Jagera elder Neville was the first Aboriginal Australian to enter Parliament, sitting in both State and Federal Parliament for over 12 years.

The loyalty of allies and co-conspirators has aided and abetted the meteoric ascents of our characters. But as the empires begin to crumble, it's every man and woman for themselves. There is no honour among thieves when there's a willingness to betray even those complicit in the corruption. In the new American dream, self-preservation trumps all loyalties, as the world watches.

Black Monday hits, and the great bull market of the 1980s comes crashing down. The fantastic wealth on display is proving to be just as fleeting as our character's immunity, and the walls are closing in on them. Some decide to play their last, best hand and escape with their spoils. Others feel too invincible to let reality intrude, so they dig in their heels and retreat deeper into their fantasies. As pressure mounts and crimes are exposed, all that is left to cling to are delusions of grandeur.

At the end of our story, each of our characters is being eulogized as they await their sentencing or lick their wounds from humiliating public defeats. But even as the public cheers their demise, the redefinition of the American dream that they created, an impossible standard of success, remains.

Heading off on a round-trip walk from Malham village, Julia takes in the magical Janet's Foss waterfall, the awe-inspiring Gordale Scar and the stunning limestone pavement at Malham Cove, with its spectacular views across the Yorkshire Dales. A hub for both the adventurous and creative alike, the Malhamdale landscape has been an inspiration for so many - from the likes of J. R. R. Tolkien to master painter J. M. W. Turner.

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It's finally the big day in Windsor and all eyes are on the Coldstream Guards as they lead the procession for the Queen's Birthday Parade. It will be Lt Col David Marsham's first time in charge of this iconic parade, the most high-profile ceremonial event of the year. It's also Lt Hugh Scrope's and new Guardsman Lubin's first time to feel the pressure of this global event. Meanwhile, Lt Oscar Grenville has to impress as he leads his 30-strong platoon for the first time in a major field exercise in Wales.

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