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Becoming a culture vulture

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his month has been all about the shows. We’ve been reviewing theatre, comedy, music, dance, walking tours... I’ve been educated in the dramatic arts and the workings of the human mind, seen a flashing roller disco cross the road at night en mass and discovered new venues in hidden away spots where I laughed suspiciously hard at stand­up confessing being a vampire fiction fan. Some of it’s been written up by our reviewers (from both sides of the magazine – don’t miss BrightonsFinest’s write­ups of The Great Escape), and some of it will simply be magic memories in my mind.

It’s not all over yet though. With the Brighton Fringe still running shows up to and including this Sunday, I’ve still got a few more experiences to clock up, as well as the smooth transition from Fringe and Festival shows in Brighton to the Edinburgh Fringe preview season. This has already started, but will continue at comedy­loving venues like Komedia, the Caroline of Brunswick, Junkyard Dogs and more around the city play host to big and small names, whittling down their babies (jokes) in the hope of making their dream (acclaimed show) come true.

There’s also an explosion of theatre, opera, and musical theatre happening across the county, as the likes of Chichester, Glyndebourne, and Worthing start their fresh seasons filled with the most remarkable talent and ideas (see p14).

What I’m trying to say is, if your culture­lovin’ spot has been tempted by the recent cornucopia of treats, it doesn’t have to stop now. Keep your diary full and your mind open. Enjoy.

Victoria Nangle

7 | NOW & THEN Andy Garth offers up some random items from Brighton’s history

8 | DINES OUT Andrew Kay returns to a firm family favourite – Donatello

10 | STAGE East Sussex’s festivals exploding in the wake of Brighton Festival May

10 | BRIGHTON LIGHTS The Arrival of The Alternative Comedy Memorial Society, award­ winning Fringe comedy, Brighton Big Drag Pageant, and Glastonwick

11 | JOSEPH MORPURGO INTERVIEW Comic performer Joseph Morpurgo presents his acclaimed show Hammerhead. He speaks with Victoria Nangle about this and more

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NOW & THEN Andy Garth: Random Items

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ad a great response from last week’s column with regards to our Auction and a very successful sale it was too.

Things that sold well ranged from Hippodrome programmes, maps, and the most random of items like paperweights and tram accident books.

“ I think they were

originally based at York Place in Brighton... but the photo was taken in a large garden or play area ”

So on the ‘Random’ subject, this week I have included photos of some items that have already been earmarked for our next sale on Tuesday 31 July.

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The first picture is a school photo from the late 1920s/early 1930s and on the back it says ‘Varndean?’.

I think they were originally based at York Place in Brighton... but the photo was taken in a large garden or play area on the corner of Pevensey Road and Fairlight Place. In the second photo I have tried to enlarge the road sign in the corner, which is attached to Fairlight School in Fairlight Place (anyone with any more info, I would love to hear from you).

The next picture is a part­used pack of tickets for the West Pier Concert Hall in the early to mid 1960s for the ‘Olde Tyme’ Musical, with a table seat costing 6/6 (32 and a half pence in new money). Bargain!

The last item shown is a scale model of the old Hove Railway Signal Box. Don’t ask how, what or where as I don’t know but I think you will all agree – how very random!

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s brighton Festival 2018 draws to a close and Brighton Fringe has just a few more days to go it’s good to take a look across the county to see what theatrical delights are still to come.

Over in Chichester their festival has already started.

This summer­long season is always a feast of great new productions and brilliant revivals, and their ability to stage great musicals is perhaps second to none with most ending up transferring to the West End for long runs. This year that is likely to be Me And My Girl starring Matt Lucas in the cheeky leading role.

Before that a sure­fire night of great theatre is bound to be The Chalk Garden starring the wonderful Penelope Keith. For full details of the full season go to cut.org.uk Over in Glyndebourne their summer festival opened with Madama Butterfly and Der Rosenkavalier and continues with productions of Giuliani Cesare, Pélleas et Mélisande, Saul and Vanessa. Their production of Saul, this year revived, is a spectacular of immense proportions that sees this world­famous company at their very best, truly unmissable. And

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This rich programme of circus arts surely represents the emergence of circus to the UK’s entertainment scene.

For more information and to purchase tickets, call the Worthing Theatres box office on 01903 206 206, or visit worthingtheatres.co.uk.

Here on the south coast we are truly blessed with fabulous theatre, from our very own Theatre Royal Brighton across to Eastbourne’s theatre in the east, The Hawth to the north and Worthing and Chichester travelling west.

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The Alternative Comedy Memorial .Society has long been a running exploration of humour, with a highly respected comedy alumni, for what feels like eons. Just not here. Expect off­the­wall ideas with limits pushed and risks taken. Two comperes and guests including George Egg, Jo Neary, Joz Norris and more. Welcome ACMS. Komedia, Monday 4 June, 7.30pm, £10/8

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Making his Brighton debut having .won Best Comedy awards at Fringe World in Perth and Adelaide Fringe, and enjoying a sold out run at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival is Josh Glanc, with his show Karma Karma Karma Karma Karma Chamedian. Sketches, songs and more.

The Warren: Theatre Box, Fri 1 – Sun 3 June, 10pm, £10/8.50

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Promising talent, diversity, creativity, and nerve, as well as Kings, Queens, Club Kids, and Exhibitionists. Expect special guests, prizes, and some of the best performers on Brighton’s scene.

Spiegeltent, Wed 30 May, 8pm, £10

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JOSEPH MORPURGO 2015 Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee, three­time 2016 Chortle Award winner and BBC Radio 4 star Joseph Morpurgo presents Hammerhead – the Q&A after his boundary­smashing fictitious show about Frankenstein. He speaks with Victoria Nangle about this and more I love the idea of the show.

How do you get from Frankenstein to Hammerhead as a title?

Well I mean you'll have to see it to find out. The title gets across a couple of different elements of the show, and hopefully the aggregate effect when you leave is like you'll be: "Oh, I kind of understand what might be happening there!"

Does it help to have a working knowledge of the Mary Shelley text?

No, not at all. Frankenstein became the story that the show is about for a couple of reasons. One is that it's a story that everyone has some handle on, even if all they do know is what the monster is you've got enough of a handle to appreciate the show. But if you know the text and you know the original story well there'll be lots of implicit and explicit references to things that you'll kind of enjoy. But it's by no means a prerequisite.

And of course the show itself, without giving too much away, is kind of an adaptation of Frankenstein. In the sense that Frankenstein the book is about this young over ambitious creative, this scientist, who tries to make something life­changing – world­changing – and ends up creating this awful monster that destroys him. And there are some parallels with my story which is about this over­ ambitious performer who tries to make this kind of world­ changing piece of work that, as you'll discover over the course of the show, maybe hasn't gone quite as well as he thinks it has.

Are there any actors that you specifically had in mind when you created this character?

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No, not especially. The fun of it for me was just me thinking what's the maddest show I could make? What's the most over ambitious, zeitgeist­

reason I don't think it's especially viable. I mean what would their motive be? The show is nine hours long, it's got 85 different characters in

“ We haven't Fleetwood Mac'd yet

and all fallen out or started sleeping with each other ” busting show I could possibly make? And because in this post­show Q&A, we look at it from the margins, it means that I could be as imaginative as I wanted to be because the show wasn't actually getting made. I think the character really spilled out of me developing this non­existent impossible show.

Would you ever consider trying to create the show itself, possibly as a follow on?

I think the budget to do it would require the GDP of a small African nation (laughs). So unless there's a kind of sinister benefactor who really wants to make it happen for some bizarre

it, it's got seven breeds of livestock – who would make this happen?

With yourself and Rachel Parris (The Mash Report) coming out of Austentatious (the Jane Austen­based improv show), it seems to be a very good base. Would you consider having a rolling cast?

I mean, we're more like a band really. We set the group up – there's eight of us in it now – we set up with six of us, some of whom we knew each other from uni and some of whom we met in London. And then we kind of added a few extra friends and close confidantes as we went.

You kind of touch on it – it's got so many brilliant people in it. It's so exciting, I think, for all of us. We all started when we were nobodies, as it were. And now there's people like Cariad Lloyd who's been in Peep Show and done a million things – QI, Have I Got News For You etcetera; Rachel Parris who obviously is super talented and has had this incredible moment recently; Andrew Hunter Murray, who does the QI podcast No Such Thing As A Fish which is inordinately successful. I think he's selling out the Sydney Opera House with that next month.

Does it become more logistically difficult with the success that's coming to all of you?

Yeah, I mean we have to manage each other's schedules and that's why we have a cast of eight but do shows with five or six. It gives us that little bit of wriggle room to see who's available.

Everyone's getting busier and busier. But we still really enjoy doing it. I mean, maybe that's why it's not like a band. We haven't Fleetwood Mac'd yet and all fallen out or started sleeping with each other, so it's still really fun to just get in a room with those guys.

So what's next for you?

So next for me – heading off on tour with Hammerhead and Austentatious. And then I'm just kind of working up a few things behind the scenes.

Various different broadcasts, ideas, and – as ever – slowly nudging towards what might be the next show. So yes, stuff's cooking but it's all under wraps for the moment.

Joseph Morpurgo: Hammerhead, The Old Market, Wednesday 30 May, 8pm; Thursday 31 May – 2 June, 9.45pm, £12.50/10

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MOVIES ON LATEST TV All day & late night

Tuesday 29 May

6.30am Pit of Darkness 1961. Crime drama. A partner of a safe making firm is found unconscious on a bomb site. A large safe his company installed has been robbed. Starring William Franklyn and Nigel Green.

8.05 Bond of Fear 1956. Crime drama starring Dermot Walsh and Jane Barrett. Filmed at Nettlefold. A man and his family on a caravan holiday in France are taken hostage by an escaped convict.

9.25 Hot Enough For June FILM OF THE DAY 1964. Comedy. Directed by Ralph Thomas and starring Dirk Bogarde, Sylva Koscina, Robert Morley and Leo McKern. British Intelligence sends a Czech-speaking British writer to Prague on a mission.

11.25 The Sandwich Man 1966. Comedy. Stars Michael Bentine, Harry H Corbett & Norman Wisdom. A man with a sandwich-board goes around London meeting people from all walks of life.

1.25pm Ramrod 1947. Western. Connie Dickson (Veronica Lake) plans to marry a sheep rancher, but her father teams up with land baron Frank Ivey to drive the man out of town.

3.15 Mrs. Pym of Scotland Yard 1939. Detective Drama. Directed by Fred Elles. Starring Mary Clare, Edward Lexy & Nigel Patrick. A woman detective sets about solving the murder of people who have all frequented the same medium.

11.00 Bitter Harvest 1963. Drama. Director: Peter Graham Scott. Stars Alan Badel, Anne Cunningham, Janet Munro & John Stride. A young Welsh girl leaves her home with the intention to seek a glamorous life in London.

Friday 1 June

6.30am Dangerous Cargo 1954. Drama directed by John Harlow. Tim (Jack Watling) is tricked by a wartime friend (Terence Alexander) into revealing details of a gold shipment.

7.50 Landfall 1949. War. Stars Michael Denison, Patricia Plunkett & Kathleen Harrison. At Coastal Command in Southern England, an RAF pilot is suspended after possibly sinking a British sub.

FILM OF THE DAY 9.35 Madeleine 1950. Drama. Directed by David Lean. Stars Ann Todd, Ivan Desny, Leslie Banks & Elizabeth Sellers. The true story of Madeleine Smith, a Scotswoman on trial for murder.

12.20pm Street Corner 1953. Drama. Directed by Muriel Box. Stars Peggy Cummins, Anne Crawford, Rosamund John & Terence Morgan. A pseudo-docudrama with an emphasis on the daily work and routine of female police.

2.40 Secret Mission 1942. War. Director: Harold French. Stars James Mason, Michael Wilding, Carla Lehmann & Hugh Williams. British intelligence are sent to assess the German defence of Nazi occupied France.

11.10 No Love For Johnnie 1961. Drama. Director: Ralph Thomas. Stars Peter Finch, Mary Peach, Stanley Holloway, Donald Pleasence & Billie Whitelaw. A British MP faces the choice of his career or the woman he loves.

Wednesday 30 May

The Beachcomber

Sunday 3 June

7.40am Street Corner 1953. Drama. Directed by Muriel Box. Stars Peggy Cummins, Anne Crawford, Rosamund John & Terence Morgan. A pseudo-docudrama with an emphasis on the daily work and routine of female police.

11.00 The Flying Scot 1957. Crime. Director: Compton Bennett. Stars Lee Patterson, Kay Callard & Alan Gifford. After learning what’s being transported on the Flying Scot, Ronnie Cowan plans the biggest robbery of all time.

12.30pm Green For Danger 1947. Thriller. Director: Sidney Gilliat. Stars Trevor Howard, Sally Gray, Rosamund John & Alastair Sim. During a German bombing raid on rural southeast England, a hospital undergoes heavy shelling.

6.30am Final Appointment 1954. Crime. Directed by Terence Fisher and starring John Bentley.

Reporters investigate threats against a retired army officer and discover links to a series of murders that occurred during the war.

2.20 Battle of the V1 1958. War. Director: Vernon Sewell. Stars Michael Rennie, Patricia Medina & Christopher Lee. Polish Resistance discover a mysterious pilot-less plane.

7.50 Be My Guest 1965. Comedy. Directed by Lance Comfort. Stars Steve Marriott, David Hemmings, Andrea Monet. Jobless Dave, ex-member of pop group 'The Smart Alecs', meets Erica, an attractive young woman seeking fame.

4.20 The Weaker Sex 1948. War. Director: Roy Ward Baker. Stars Ursula Jeans, Cecil Parker, Derek Bond & Thora Hird. A Housewife regrets not taking a war job when her son’s ship is damaged at the D Day Landings.

9.30 Della 1964. Directed by Robert Gist and starring Joan Crawford. Della (Crawford), a reclusive, wealthy matriarch of Royal Bay, watches over the affluent coastal town. Possession, for her, is everything.

FILM OF THE DAY 10.10 The Birthday Party 1968. Drama. Directed by William Friedkin. Stars Robert Shaw, Patrick Magee & Dandy Nichols. The down-at-heel lodger in a seaside boarding house is menaced by two mysterious strangers.

10.50 The Little Foxes 1941. Drama. Director: William Wyler. Stars Bette Davis, Herbert Marshall, Richard Carlson & Teresa Wright. Aristocrat, Regina Giddens, will let nothing stand in the way of achieving wealth and power.

Monday 4 June

6.30am Assignment Redhead 1956. Drama. Starring Hollywood's Richard Denning as the secret agent, Carole Mathews as the luscious nightclub vocalist and Ronald Adam as the chameleon-like criminal. A story of money and crime.

1.05pm The Root Of All Evil 1947. Drama. Directed by Brock Williams. Stars Michael Rennie, Phyllis Calvert, Hazel Court & John McCallum. A girl from an impoverished family seeks revenge after she is jilted by her lover.

8.10 Convict 99 1938. Comedy. Directed by Marcel Varnel. Stars Will Hay, Moore Marriott, Graham Moffat & Googie Withers. A school master is mistaken for a prison governor and assigned the charge of a prison.

3.15 The Monkey's Paw FILM OF THE DAY 1948. Horror. A curio dealer sells a monkey's paw that can grant the possessor three wishes but warns that disaster will follow. Starring Michael Martin-Harvey, Sydney Tafler & Alfie Bass.

11.45 The Beachcomber 1954. Comedy-drama. Directed by Muriel Box and starring Glynis Johns, Robert Newton and Donald Sinden. Drunken womaniser, Ted, is sent to a tropical island by his family where he meets new friends.

Spellbound

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6.30am Once In a New Moon 1935. Sci-Fi. Stars Eliot Makeham, Rene Ray & Derrick de Marney. A small town gets dragged out into space and the populace try to organise a local government based on equal rights for all.

7.50 Night Was Our Friend 1952. Crime Drama. Missing for two years, Martin (Michael Gough) returns home to his wife who is now with another man. Starring Elizabeth Sellars & Michael Gough.

9.05 Beyond the Curtain 1960. Drama. Directed by Compton Bennett. Starring Richard Greene, Eva Bartok and Marius Goring. East German refugee Karen finds herself back at home when the flight she works on is forced down.

FILM OF THE DAY 10.50 The Beachcomber 1954. Comedy-drama. Directed by Muriel Box and starring Glynis Johns, Robert Newton and Donald Sinden. Drunken womaniser, Ted, is sent to a tropical island by his family where he meets new friends.

12.30pm Demi-Paradise 1943. Drama. Directed by Anthony Asquith. Stars Laurence Olivier, Penelope Ward, Margaret Rutherford & Felix Aylmer. A Russian engineer recounts his time in England during WW2.

2.45 What a Whopper 1960. Comedy. What a Whopper is a comedy from former documentarist Gilbert Gunn. Adam Faith stars in this tale about a struggling writer who fakes photographs of the Loch Ness monster.

11.15 Payroll 1961. Director: Sidney Hayers. Stars Michael Craig, Francoise Prevost, Billie Whitelaw & Tom Bell. The widow of a security guard joins police efforts to catch his killers in this noir thriller.

7.40am Demi-Paradise 1943. Drama. Directed by Anthony Asquith. Stars Laurence Olivier, Penelope Ward, Margaret Rutherford & Felix Aylmer. A Russian engineer recounts his time in England during WW2.

11.00 Pride Of the Yankees 1942. Drama. Director: Sam Wood. Stars Gary Cooper, Babe Ruth, Teresa Wright & Walter Brennan. A biographical drama based on the life of baseball hall of famer Lou Gehrig.

1.35pm Witness In The Dark 1959. Drama. A burglar murders an old woman but a girl who is blind “witnesses” the robber as he flees. Starring Patricia Dainton.

2.50 I'll Be Seeing You 1944. Drama. Directed by William Dieterle. Stars Ginger Rogers, Joseph Cotton & Shirley Temple. Zachary & Mary meet on a train and despite their mutual attraction, they are both shouldering secrets.

9.55 Them Thar Hills 1934. Comedy. Director: Charley Rogers. Stars Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Billy Gilbert & Mae Busch. Laurel and Hardy visit the mountains to relieve Ollie's gout, but bootleggers disrupt the trip.

10.20 Blanche Fury 1958. Crime. Director: Marc Allegret. Stars Valerie Hobson, Stewart Granger & Michael Gough. Penniless governess Blanche Fullerton takes a job at the estate of her rich relations, the Fury family.

12.20pm Impulse 1955. Drama. Directed by Charles De la Tour & Cy Endfield. Stars Arthur Kennedy, Constance Smith & Joy Shelton. A Night club singer tricks an estate agent into thinking he killed a jewel thief.

FILM OF THE DAY 2.15 Spellbound 1945. Drama. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Stars Ingrid Bergman, Gregory Peck & Michael Chekhov. A psychiatrist protects the identity of an amnesia patient accused of murder.

11.00 Night Visitor 1971. Crime horror starring Max von Sydow, Trevor Howard and Liv Ullmann. Salem escapes from an insane asylum where he was confined for being an axe-murderer. Music by Mancini.

FILM OF THE DAY 4.40 Cover Girl Killer 1959. Crime. Someone is murdering cover girl models, leaving them in the same pose and place as featured in 'Wow' magazine. Stars: Harry H. Corbett, Felicity Young.

10.00 The Night Strangler 1972. Horror. Directed Dan Curtis and starring Darren McGavin, Jo Ann Pflug and Simon Oakland. A reporter hunts down a 144-year old alchemist who is killing women for their blood.

11.50 Impulse 1984. Horror. Directed by Graham Baker. Stars Tim Matheson, Meg Tilly & Hume Cronyn. After an earthquake in a rural town, the local citizens start to exhibit bizarre & violent behaviour.

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6.00am Ensign O'Toole 6.30 FILM: Pit of Darkness 1961. Crime drama.

8.05 FILM: Bond of Fear 1956. Crime drama.

9.25 FILM: Hot Enough For June 1964. Comedy.

11.25 FILM: The Sandwich Man 1966. Comedy.

1.25pm FILM: Ramrod 1947. Western.

3.15 FILM: Mrs. Pym of Scotland Yard 1939.

Detective drama.

4.30 The Detectives Three Blind Mice Part 2.

Captain Matt Holbrook (Robert Taylor) leads a squad of brave and tough detectives tackling crime.

5.30 HG Wells' Invisible Man Crisis In The Desert. 1958. Stars Tim Turner, Deborah Watling & Lisa Daniely. Peter Brady finds himself being flown to the Middle East where British secret agent is a prisoner.

6.00am Ensign O'Toole 6.30 FILM: Final Appointment 1954. Crime.

7.50 FILM: Be My Guest 1965. Comedy.

9.30 FILM: Della 1964. Directed by Robert Gist and starring Joan Crawford.

10.50 FILM: The Little Foxes 1941. Drama.

1.05pm FILM: The Root Of All Evil 1947. Drama.

3.15 FILM: The Monkey's Paw 1948. Horror.

4.30 The Detectives Finders Keepers. Captain Matt Holbrook (Robert Taylor) leads a squad of brave and tough detectives tackling crime.

5.30 HG Wells' Invisible Man Behind The Mask. 1958. Stars Tim Turner, Deborah Watling & Lisa Daniely. Dr. Brady is tricked into helping a woman he finds at a car accident site.

6.00 Latest News 6.30 The Vote Guests from the world of politics discuss local and national issues.

7.00 The Pete and Joe Fitness Show Pete and Joe present the all new fitness show to get you as healthy as you can be.

7.30 Players Biographical insights into the biggest names in sport, whether on two wheels or on four, with a ball or racquet.

8.00 Latest News 8.30 Under The Radar Paul and Jeff delve into the archives for footage of Plaid, NZCA Lines, Beyond The Wizard's Sleeve, and Mind Enterprises.

9.00 AK Souffle Andrew Kay introduces special guests in this LGBT-focused chat show.

9.30 Queer Say Andrew Kay's look at LGBT news and media from around the world with the help of his studio guest.

10.00 The Loft Sessions The students from BIMM take over the Latest TV studios to showcase up and coming artists and interview high profile guests from the creative industries.

11.00 FILM: Bitter Harvest 1963. Drama.

12.50am FILM: The Lion Has Wings 1939. War.

6.00 Latest News 6.30 Democracy Now! Politics and discussion from the USA. 7.00 Extra Time An interesting, insightful and humourous look at the latest news in the world of football.

7.30 Football Heroes A chance to relive the careers of some of the biggest icons of football from the last 15 years.

8.00 Latest News 8.30 Democracy Now! Politics and discussion from the USA. 9.00 AK Souffle Andrew Kay introduces special guests in this LGBT-focused chat show.

9.30 Queer Say Andrew Kay's look at LGBT news and media from around the world with the help of his studio guest.

10.00 Miss Jason's House Party An entertaining game show hosted by the talented Miss Jason where the star-studded panellists, studio audience and TV viewers have to guess a well-known celebrity’s home from a set of video clues.

11.00 The Mayor Diaries Documentary.

11.35 Guy Lloyd's 2-Minute Telly Show 11.40 Guy Lloyd's 2-Minute Telly Show 11.45 FILM: The Beachcomber 1954. Comedydrama.

1.25am FILM: Madeline 1950. Drama.

6.00am Ensign O'Toole 6.30 FILM: Once In a New Moon 1935. Sci-Fi. 7.50 FILM: Night Was Our Friend 1952. Crime drama.

9.05 FILM: Beyond the Curtain 1960. Drama.

10.50 FILM: The Beachcomber 1954. Comedydrama.

12.30pm FILM: Demi-Paradise 1943. Drama.

2.45 FILM: What a Whopper 1960. Comedy.

4.30 The Detectives Fourth Commandment.

Captain Matt Holbrook (Robert Taylor) leads a squad of brave and tough detectives tackling crime.

5.30 HG Wells' Invisible Man Picnic With Death. 1958. Stars Tim Turner, Deborah Watling. Peter's existence becomes public knowledge, while Sally's friend needs help when her stepfather plots to kill her mother.

6.00 Latest News 6.30 The Vote The People's Republic of Brighton and Hove Takeover. An isle of sanity in a sea of blue.

7.00 Adrenalize High-powered thrills and spills from the world of extreme sports.

7.30 Adrenalize High-powered thrills and spills from the world of extreme sports.

8.00 Latest News 8.30 Digital Nation The best of Local TV from across the UK. Featuring the stories you may not normally see, whether quirky, comic or hard-hitting, prepare to learn more from our local TV channels.

9.00 Beyond The Rainbow Buckle your seatbelts as Sophie Cook presents conversation, music and guests galore.

There's also LGBT politics from the US and beyond, and Sophie's Browser History.

10.00 Miss Jason's House Party An entertaining game show hosted by the talented Miss Jason where the star-studded panellists, studio audience and TV viewers have to guess a well-known celebrity’s home from a set of video clues.

11.00 Messages from the Sea A song cycle for soprano, baritone, harp and piano.

11.15 FILM: Payroll 1961. Noir thriller.

1.25am FILM: The Flying Scot 1957. Crime.

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6.00am Ensign O'Toole 6.30 FILM: Dangerous Cargo 1954. Drama.

7.50 FILM: Landfall 1949. War. 9.35 FILM: Madeline 1950. Drama.

11.55 Glimpses: Just for Fun 12.20pm FILM: Street Corner 1953. Drama.

2.15 Glimpses: London Airport 2.40 FILM: Secret Mission 1942. War. 4.30 The Detectives The Walls Have Eyes.

Captain Matt Holbrook (Robert Taylor) leads a squad of brave and tough detectives tackling crime. Also Stars: Tige Andrews, Russell Thorson, Adam West.

5.30 HG Wells' Invisible Man The Mink Coat.

1958. Stars Tim Turner, Deborah Watling & Lisa Daniely. Peter Brady and his sister Diane, go to Paris for holiday, only to find themselves in a tense drama.

6.00 Latest News 6.30 The Vote Guests from the world of politics discuss local and national issues.

7.00 Under The Radar Paul and Jeff show videos from Swans, Pere Ubu, Melvins and Mervbow.

7.30 Brighton Album Chart Show Probably the coolest music video chart on telly. Anthea Clarke introduces a top 10 countdown of the best selling albums in Brighton.

8.00 Latest News 8.30 Under The Radar Paul and Jeff delve into the archives for footage of Plaid, NZCA Lines, Beyond The Wizard's Sleeve, and Mind Enterprises.

9.00 Tales From The Margins Extra Professor Rainer Schulze presents a series of films looking at issues affecting LGBT+ people around the world.

10.00 Henry Normal Staring Directly at the Eclipse A very personal film following poet and writer Henry Normal as he performs around the country and talks lovingly about his family, wife and son.

11.05 The Gentle Good Winner of the Welsh Music Prize 2017, The Gentle Good and his rendition of the traditional Welsh song 'Cariad Cyntaf'.

11.10 FILM: No Love For Johnnie 1961. Drama.

1.25am FILM: The Shakedown 1960. Drama.

6.00am BFI: Pop Pirates 1984. Family.

7.10 Hawkeye & the Last of the Mohicans The Brute. 1957. Director by Sam Newfield.

Stars John Hart, Lon Chaney Jr & Bill Walker.

Tim is made to believe he killed someone and when he flees he becomes an easy scapegoat.

7.40 FILM: Demi-Paradise 1943. Drama.

10.00 The Big Valley Target. 1966. Directed by Arthur H. Nadel. Stars Richard Long, Peter Breck & Lee Majors. Joshua Hawks rides into town and accuses the Barkley's family of stealing land.

11.00 FILM: Pride Of the Yankees 1942. Drama.

1.35pm FILM: Witness In The Dark 1959.

Drama.

2.50 FILM: I'll Be Seeing You 1944. Drama.

4.40 FILM: Cover Girl Killer 1959. Crime.

6.00 Latest News 6.30 DJ Box Get to know the world of DJing and dance music, as DJ Box showcases upand-coming dance music talent from the UK and Europe. Featuring Daddy Russell and DJ Stimpey.

7.00 Football Heroes A chance to relive the careers of some of the biggest icons of football from the last 15 years.

7.30 Football Heroes A chance to relive the careers of some of the biggest icons of football from the last 15 years.

8.00 Latest News 8.30 The Baba Brinkman Show Special series featuring the Canadian rapper, best known for his Peer Reviewed Rap that fuses the music with literature, theatre, and science.

9.00 Queer Say Andrew Kay's look at LGBT news and media from around the world with the help of his studio guest.

9.30 Queer Say Andrew Kay's look at LGBT news and media from around the world with the help of his studio guest.

10.00 FILM: The Night Strangler 1972. Horror.

11.50 FILM: Impulse 1984. Horror.

1.50am FILM: Bitter Harvest 1963. Drama.

6.00am BFI: The Salvage Gang 1958. Drama.

7.05 Hawkeye & the Last of the Mohicans Stubborn Pioneer. 1957. Carpenter foolishly travels into the wilderness to establish a new settlement called Carpenterville.

7.35 Unguarded Moments 7.40 FILM: Street Corner 1953. Drama.

9.35 The Forbidden Frontier Made by Sir Philip Gibbs, one of five British reporters during the First World War & directed by Hans Nieter.

10.00 The Big Valley The Velvet Trap. 1966. An outlaw's girlfriend plans to trick smitten Heath into killing her lover's pursuer.

11.00 FILM: The Flying Scot 1957. Crime.

12.30pm FILM: Green For Danger 1947. Thriller.

2.20 FILM: Battle of the V1 1958. War. 4.20 FILM: The Weaker Sex 1948. War.

Henry Normal Staring Directly at the Eclipse Miss Jason’s House Party

6.00 Latest News 6.30 Family, Faith And Fun Sarah Hopwood presents the happiness debate, a show looking at a different emotion every week and how it relates to family life, the Christian faith, and a sense of fun.

7.00 British Wrestling Weekly All the latest happenings from the British Wrestling Coalition, keeping you up to date with all the high impact action from the UK's premier wrestling brand, New Generation Wrestling.

8.00 Latest News 8.30 Brighton Album Chart Show Probably the coolest music video chart on telly. Anthea Clarke introduces a top 10 countdown of the best selling albums in Brighton.

9.00 AK Souffle Andrew Kay introduces special guests in this LGBT-focused chat show.

9.30 AK Souffle Andrew Kay introduces special guests in this LGBT-focused chat show.

10.00 The Call Short film from Brighton-based filmmakers Gary Ward and Harry Peeks.

10.10 FILM: The Birthday Party 1968. Drama.

12.45am FILM: The Sandwich Man 1966.

Comedy.

Monday 4 6.00am Ensign O'Toole 6.30 FILM: Assignment Redhead 1956. Drama.

8.05 Unguarded Moments 8.10 FILM: Convict 99 1938. Comedy.

9.55 FILM: Them Thar Hills 1934. Comedy.

10.20 FILM: Blanche Fury 1958. Crime.

12.20pm FILM: Impulse 1955. Drama.

2.00 Glimpses: WW1 The War Years 2.15 FILM: Spellbound 1945. Drama.

4.30 The Detectives Stranger In The House.

Captain Matt Holbrook (Robert Taylor) leads a squad of brave and tough detectives tackling crime.

5.30 HG Wells' Invisible Man The Locked Room. 1958. Stars Tim Turner, Deborah Watling & Lisa Daniely. Tania, a scientist from a Communist country, is being held after speaking out for freedom.

6.00 Latest News 6.30 The Vote Guests from the world of politics discuss local and national issues.

7.00 Adrenalize High-powered thrills and spills from the world of extreme sports.

7.30 Adrenalize High-powered thrills and spills from the world of extreme sports.

8.00 Latest News 8.30 Brighton Lights Jamie Walker presents a roundup of the week's must-see events in Brighton, Hove and beyond.

9.00 Tales From The Margins Extra Professor Rainer Schulze presents a series of films looking at issues affecting LGBT+ people around the world.

10.00 To Nashville and Back Short film following singer songwriter Rosie O'Sullivan as she travels to Nashville and Miami - and talks to Monica Price about her plans for the future.

10.30 Under The Radar Paul and Jeff look at who sampled whom with music by James Brown, Billy Cobham, Alka Yagnik, and Mahavishnu Orchestra.

11.00 FILM: Night Visitor 1971. Crime horror.

1.00am FILM: Dementia 13 1963. Horror.

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ritish history has long been the subject or films and stories. Books celebrate tales of British ‘pluck’ in Whisky Galore, and history crosses over into myth with Mutiny On The Bounty. British soldiers climb out of the trenches on Christmas Day to play football with the Germans, and Britannia ruled the waves with the sun supposedly never setting on the British Empire, such was the expanse of time zones it covered.

How EXACTLY we acquired these lands was shushed away. Did you know that there’s a museum in Cuba documenting one small part of Britain’s slave trade? Seems it was only shushed in our own living rooms.

Around the world, people are challenging how nations deal with the darker side of their history, including involvement with slavery, racism or colonialism. And those people include writer and journalist Afua Hirsch.

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trenches on Christmas Day to play football with the Germans ”

In America they’re fighting over statues, and Afua is asking if we should really still be revering Winston Churchill in the way that we do. He may have had a good quip for a haughty woman, and been at the helm during WWII, but his views on race left a lot to be desired. And what about Horatio Nelson’s pro­slavery ideas? But saying we should even take another look at figures mostly seen as icons of national pride is not an easy path.

In The Battle For Britain’s Heroes Afua presents the charges against some of the biggest names in British history, visiting Germany to see if we can learn from how they have addressed their past, and speaking to both sides of the battle – including, from the traditionalists’ corner, a certain Mr Jacob Rees­Mogg.

Will we move forward historically in a more responsible manner? One man who could be trusted never to sugar­coat or flinch away from the distasteful sides of history is Frankie Boyle, back this week with a new series of his New World Order. Every story is written from its teller’s perspective, but with eyes like his on the narrative hopefully we’ll have engaging stories that keep the whole truth front and centre.

The Battle For Britain’s Heroes, Tuesday, Channel 4, 9pm Frankie Boyle’s New World Order, Friday, BBC2, 10pm Frankie Boyles New World Order

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Every day, Latest TV News broadcasts three times per day (twice during prime time at 6pm and 8.30pm) to share what's happening with viewers from Brighton, Hove, Worthing and as far as South Chichester. Latest TV reaches 400,000 viewers and want to share what's relevant to all, so that means news for young and old, all political persuasions from left­wing to right­, all interests, from arts to sports to science, and also the quirky and fun that appeals to a large number of you.

Guy Lloyd is the host of Latest TV News and this month he has been broadcasting from The Warren, the popular Fringe venue that has hosted some eye­opening shows. Next month Latest TV will be broadcasting from another star location in the city – Brighton Palace Pier. Each day, the news includes interviews and views as well as short films filmed from in and around the city.

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Recently Latest TV filmed from the Amex stadium, where the turf had all been ploughed resembling a crime scene. This was quite fitting as Peter James launched his new crime thriller Dead If You Don't from the stadium where the crime in the novel starts.

Chief Constable Giles York paid tribute to Peter's impeccable research for all his Roy Grace novels based in the city.

Another behind the scenes location for Latest TV news was at the Step Back In Time auction, where local history buff, Andy Garth worked with postcard impressario, Robert Jeeves to showcase and sell some beautiful and unusual ephemera, books and pictures from Brighton's past.

So all in all, a nosey week for the local TV crew. If you have a story you would like to share email news@thelatest.co.uk and one of the Latest journalists will be there ahead of the rest!