Can't access movies and television section of podcast directory

Very simply, as of this afternoon, every time I click on the Movies and Television category of the podcast directory, I get a message telling me that this feature is not available in the UK. All other sections work as normal. Any ideas?

I get the something similar when I try to access Technology -> Computers or Technology -> Information Technology. Only difference is that I get "not currently available in the US store".
It's been like that for over a week now. ;-(
iBook G4 1.2Ghz

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