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THE CITY’S WEEKLY LIFESTYLE AND BUSINESS MAGAZINE

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PROJECT BRIGHTON Campaign to fix South Downs Way

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Ray Quinn stars in the happiest of all musicals!

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6 | DINES OUT Andrew Kay savours the delights of Grow 40

The Great Outdoors

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he sun is out! Alright, it might not be out at the precise time you’re reading this but it’s certainly been shining all the more recently and letting us know that this is our Summer, it’s here, and maybe we might want to account for it in our plans. Which is just as well as all manner of interesting outside events are kicking off – not least the launch of Luna Beach Cinema.

Opening ceremony this Thursday kicks off at 3pm, followed by Russia vs Saudi Arabia at 4pm up on the big screen, and then a screening of Jaws at 8pm – poking especial fun at the close proximity of that great wide open sea space nearby. Tickets to this special event are free (except for the booking fee), beckoning you down to try before you buy for the rest of the season’s shows encompassing football, film and the finer racquets of Wimbledon.

The Brighton Open Air Theatre’s season is looking equally tempting, with The Crucible on the horizon – some might say aptly timed considering it’s metaphor for the McCarthyism Communist witch hunts of the 1950s, and a certain division in current politics. Clever stuff. (p9) And of course we are surrounded by the majesty that is the Downs. The Campaign to fix the South Downs Way trail has made most excellent progress, keeping our pathways in good stead for us to wander through the wide open spaces as the sun shines down and the sea air blows in. (p7) So enjoy the great outside and all it has to offer – and don’t forget your sun lotion, umbrella, and water bottle. Sorted.

Victoria Nangle

7 |PROJECT BRIGHTON Campaign to fix broken South Downs Way trail reaches 60 per cent of target

8 | NOW & THEN Andy Garth marks appeals to dance – and vote!

9 | STAGE & BRIGHTON LIGHTS The Crucible comes to BOAT, star­studded comedy – Live at Brighton Dome, film fun and frolics with Lost In Vagueness, and more

11 | HOMES ACROSS BRIGHTON & HOVE A wide range of homes to rent or buy from page 11

20 | WORLD CUP LATEST A new series sees Steve Hopper bringing a fans’ eye view of the football juggernaut

21 | LATEST TV Latest TV’s films, programmes, and the best of the rest of what’s on your telly

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Ray Quinn stars in the happiest of all musicals!

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rand new stage musical Summer Holiday is set to tour the UK this summer, with the famous red double decker bus making its stop at Theatre Royal Brighton from Tuesday 17 – Saturday 21 July.

Based on the iconic 1960’s film of the same name, starring Cliff Richard and The Shadows, Summer Holiday will include all of the number one hits from the movie, plus some additional Cliff Richard classics.

“ The feel good show of the year ” Daily Mail

Taking on the lead role of Don made famous by Cliff Richard, is singer songwriter Ray Quinn. Ray shot to fame as the runner up in ITV1’s The X Factor in 2006. This spurred a career in both music and of late musicals, with his debut album Doing it My Way entering the charts at Number 1 and quickly gaining platinum status. Ray is LATEST TV | VIRGIN MEDIA 159 | FREEVIEW CHANNEL 7

perhaps best known for ‘doing the double’ on ITV1’s hugely successful show Dancing on Ice, winning for the first time in 2009 and then again on Dancing on Ice: Champion of Champions in 2014.

Summer Holiday tells the story of Don and his fellow London Transport mechanics as they journey together in a red double decker bus through Paris, the Alps, Italy and Greece. Along the way they pick up a girl band and a young American pop star who is on the run from her domineering mother!

This hit­filled musical features many of 1960’s biggest songs including ‘In the Country’, ‘Summer Holiday’, ‘Travellin’ Light’, ‘Bachelor Boy’, ‘Move It’, ‘Living Doll’, ‘The Young Ones’ and ‘On the Beach’. It’s a feel good show with bundles of energy and lots of laughs and is sure to put a huge smile on your face.

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ANDREW KAY

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Grow 40

Chaula’s, Brighton

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ith the sun beating down where better to dine than a restaurant with outside tables? Not that I wanted to sit in blazing sun, but it does mean that inside tends to be cool and quiet. Grow 40 offers such a space and, with a new chef, an exciting new menu. Do not fear, there are plenty of their old favourites but in addition a much simpler and sleeker a la carte offering.

I lured Mr L along, not that he takes much luring, and we started with a glass of champagne, it’s one of their new initiatives to champion a massive list of sparkling French wines. The menu is limited to five dishes at start, middle and end, a change I admire. I don’t need five pages to choose from and I do like to know that what is offered is cooked to order.

Mr L started with asparagus with butter, pea, egg and cress, a classic combination that he declared delightful. I could not resist pigeon, breast slices, perfectly cooked leg meat in a cigar­shaped fine pastry, a spelt risotto, beetroot and cherry gel. Each part as good as the next and all beautifully presented. And spelt risotto… who would have thought?

Mr L moved on to a lamb dish that included loin, shoulder and belly that came with the classic combo of lettuce and peas. It looked divine and he ate it with relish but did feel that a potato would not have gone amiss.

My dish of halibut was sensational and flavoured delicately with lemongrass. I chose it because I like halibut but also because it included cockles and as a Lancashire lad cockles are my heritage. I am pleased to say that unlike many restaurants where the word cockles means a meagre scattering, here they came in abundance, not only on the dish, but laced through the immaculate daube of risotto on the side, I was not carb shy for sure and a woofed it down.

The desserts on offer are simply listed, one strawberry, one banana, one milk and one cherry with a cheese option as well. Mr L chose cherry, a clafoutis made with ground almond and a separate cherry soup with marscpone. It was big and very yummy and I was filled with envy. I chose banana which was almost a trifle of cake peanuts and toffee with a banana milkshake on the side. It was very good but dare I say it, too big. I like generous but it was out of kilter with the finesse of the rest of our dishes.

Service is immaculate, old school polite but friendly too, and very French. What’s not to love?

A second venue for this brilliant Indian restaurant is now open here in Brighton. Chaula and her team breathe fresh air into the idea of Indian food with authentic recipes served in stylish surroundings.

The cooking has an altogether healthier approach – but not at the cost of flavour. Thali Deals available 12pm­3pm; Meal Deal £9.99.

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Chaula’s is renowned for its signature dishes, distinctive décor and friendly staff. All meals are made fresh to order and every curry has its own distinctively flavoured sauce. There is also a wide variety of vegetarian and vegan, as well as gluten and wheat­free dishes.

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PROJECT BRIGHTON Campaign to fix broken South Downs Way trail reaches 60 per cent of target

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campaign to raise £120,000 to carry out much­needed improvements on the South Downs Way has reached more than 60 per cent of its target with six months, and the main summer walking season, still to go.

More than £75,000 has been donated to ‘Mend our Way’, a campaign led by the South Downs National Park Trust, asking people who’ve enjoyed the South Downs Way to support significant repair work on four broken sections of the national trail.

Andy Gattiker, who manages the South Downs Way, said: “Thank you so much, we are blown away by your generosity! The cold, wet winter has taken its toll on the damaged sections but because of your love for the South Downs Way we’re more than 60 per cent towards our target – and being able to carry out these much­ needed improvements.

“ We’re looking forward to seeing more people enjoying walking, cycling or riding the trail ”

“With the warmer weather and bank holidays ahead we’re looking forward to seeing more people enjoying walking, cycling or riding the trail. It’s an amazing resource and, if you love the South Downs Way, please consider supporting our campaign.”

More than 20,000 long­distance walkers, cyclists and riders complete the 160km South Downs Way National Trail every year and many millions more explore a section of it which causes a lot of wear and tear. Existing funding allows the National Park Authority to make most repairs but there are four significant projects which can’t be tackled using existing funds. Each year, as the erosion gets worse, they become harder to fix.

The ‘Mend our Way’ campaign is being run by the South Downs National Park Trust, a new charity which works with partners to protect the National Park for future generations. The charity is supported by the National Park Authority who will cover the Trust’s core costs for the first three years, meaning all funds raised can be focused on important projects within the National Park.

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What needs to be done?

• Inglorious mud! Old Winchester Hill is a scheduled ancient monument with an Iron Age Hill Fort, a Bronze Age cemetery and is also a National Nature Reserve. No wonder that it’s one of the most iconic hills in the National Park. But the route up to it becomes a slippery kilometre of boot­churned mud every winter.

Being inaccessible to machinery and vehicles makes it a great place to be (when it’s dry) but almost impossible to fix. We need £50,000 to get scrape away the mud and replace the surface with stones.

• Remote location seeks sensitive scar repairs. For one of the most remote sites on the South Downs Way Millpond Bottom, between Beacon Hill and Penn Hill, has some impressive scaring.

Successive feet, wheels and hooves have more than doubled the width of the chalk track – putting nearby sensitive Scheduled Ancient Monuments at risk. We need £10,000 to safely transport materials to the site, mend the trail and keep walkers on the straight and narrow.

• Paying the price of popularity. More than 80,000 people walk the high Plumpton Plain track between Ditchling Beacon and the market town of Lewes every year, and although it’s 200m above the sea the path is flat so surface water is a big problem. At more than 1km long and at least 3m wide, we need £25,000 to repair, strengthen and add drainage so the path can continue to give joy to thousands of people.

• Water water everywhere. Hyden Lane near Butser Hill sits on top of the chalk ridge but suffers from a lack of drainage. As large puddles get trapped on the busy track the surface breaks up and becomes muddy. It will take £35,000 to fix 1.6km of the track – replacing the existing surface with new layers and creating a camber to help it drain.

‘Mend our Way’ is part of the national ‘Make a Million’ initiative, run by the British Mountaineering Council, which seeks to raise £1,000,000 for some of the UK’s most treasured trails.

Find out more and pledge your support at www.southdowns.gov.uk/mendourway Find out more at mendmountains.thebmc.co.uk

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NOW & THEN Andy Garth: Dance and Vote!

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his week I would like some help please.

The first picture is one of two identical plaques that I recently acquired that come from the iconic West Street Club Sherry’s.

It’s about to be demolished and redeveloped and has existed from 1919­ 1949, and again from 1969­the mid 1980s.

“ He tried several times to become an MP but was never to be ” It also features in the novel Brighton Rock and was part of a lot of Brightonians’ youth – good and bad but always fun. My personal memory of it is an early performance from Culture Club before they were famous.

I am sure they come from the early period but I would like to be more precise, so if anyone out there has any ideas please

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let me know by email at Brightonandhovestuff@gmail.com.

The second two pictures are posters from general elections printed in Brighton.

The first is from the 1929 election, which in the 100th anniversary of the suffragettes is relevant as it was the first election women from the age of 21­29 could vote.

The second poster is from 1931 which was promoting the two Labour candidates for Brighton, with one of them being Lewis Cohen who later became Lord Cohen of Brighton. He tried several times to become an MP but was never to be, although he took great pride in taking his seat in the House of Lords in the early 1960s having been a huge influence in the expansion of the town from the 1930s through to the 1960s.I would recommend checking him out as he truly was an exceptional man.

These posters only lasted 24 hours in the shop window before they were snapped up, which just proves that there is someone out there for all sorts of

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Any questions or info needed email me or pop into the shop at 28 Western Road, Hove.

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BRIGHTON LIGHTS

STAGE The Crucible

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ome plays are revived and revived again and again and it is a testament to the power of Arthur Miller’s classic that as once such work it truly stands the test of time. On one level it is a gripping story of witchcraft, hysteria and fear. Of course Miller wrote it as an allegory, reflecting the fear and hysteria that surrounded that Senator Joseph MacCarthy created in the period of American history that became known as The Second Red Scare, a witch hunt for communists that caused upheaval in the USA and particularly in the film and literary world.

Identity Theatre Company now present Arthur Miller's blistering and influential play The Crucible at the Brighton Open Air Theatre (BOAT).

Written in the early 1950s in response to the hysteria of MacCarthyism, The Crucible takes place in Salem, Massachusetts, during the 1692 Witch Trials a time when paranoia, lies and deceit gripped the Puritan towns of New England, tearing communities apart in a search for those involved in supernatural practices and rituals.

Miller captured these events in a gripping story that has

certainly earned its status as a modern classic.

And what better time to revisit this enduring piece of theatre than in a world riddled with international mistrust, fake news and judgement by social media?

“ A gripping story

of witchcraft, hysteria and fear ”

Following in the footsteps of last year’s BOAT production of Blue Remembered Hills, Identity Theatre promise a physical, site specific re­telling of this powerful tale with beautifully drawn characters, displaying the heights of nobility and depths of duplicity.

As The Crucible is still often referred to in both English and Drama courses, Identity have made an Educational Resource Pack for The Crucible available to download free via their website.

29, 30, 31 Aug, 1 Sept 2018 Brighton Open Air Theatre (BOAT) Brighton Open Air Theatre, Dyke Road, Brighton BN3 6EH 6pm for 7pm www.ticketsource.co.uk/event/232 834 or via the BOAT website, or on the door.

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W H AT TO D O I N T H E C I T Y

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Brighton Dome has assembled .another mega line­up from the world of comedy, including the kooky world of David O’Doherty, the status quo­challenging Sofie Hagen, the sharp edge of Reginald D Hunter, and the relatable observations of Jen Brister.

Hurrah for Live at Brighton Dome!

Brighton Dome Concert Hall, Saturday 16 June, 7.30pm, £20/15

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After listening to Sarah Kendall’s .BBC Radio 4 (Australian Trilogy) run it’s a real treat to know that the Aussie storytelling comic is coming to town with a rich hour and a half show – One­Seventeen. Nominated twice for the Edinburgh Comedy Award for Best Show, Kendall is a master word­crafter.

Komedia, Wednesday 13 June, 8pm, £14/12

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The film Lost In Vagueness is the .untold backstage story of Glastonbury Festival and how antihero Roy teamed up with Glastonbury founder Michael to create a place of decadence and muddy opulence. After the film, get ready to party all­night­ long in the spirit of Lost Vagueness!

The Old Market, Saturday 16 June, 7.30pm, £15

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Enjoy an al fresco cinema excursion .down at the beach. Check out screenings of Jaws on Thursday night, Moana on Friday morning with the kids – or Mean Girls at lunchtime for a retro start to your weekend. Saturday has The Greatest Showman, and Sunday starts with Finding Nemo. Take your pick.

Luna Beach Cinema, all week, £various, www.lunabeachcinema.com

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LATEST TV’S, LATEST SIGNING! A new series kicks off at Latest TV this June

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resenter, Steve Hopper, has joined the team to bring the World Cup back home to Sussex!

“I’ve always loved the game and I’m a bit of a show off,” says Steve, “so being able to combine the two is a dream job for me!”

World Cup Latest will air every match day during the tournament held in Russia.

“It’s a programme unique to any other broadcaster as this comes from a fan’s perspective of the World Cup. A behind­the­scenes if you like. Because it’s supporters who really make football what it is.”

“ It’s a programme unique to any other broadcaster as this comes from a fan’s perspective of the World Cup. ”

The programme will also have a local appeal, such as updates on Albion Goalkeeper Mat Ryan and his World Cup journey for Australia. And interviews with Seagull’s fans along with various other fun footballing features.

Like many boys, Steve developed an interest in football and his first tournament was none other than Euro 96 when he was just nine years old.

“This is where I first discovered which team I wanted to support.

I followed Man United for a couple of seasons, as it seemed to be 20 | LATEST

the done thing, but I quickly realised it was international football that sparked my passion.”

Throughout Steve’s life, he’s followed England, just like any other club. He’s been to Wembley so many times, he can’t remember the exact number and he watches the club game with a keen eye on England players.

Many will recognise Steve from a variety of TV programmes.

Locally, he’s worked for a number of radio stations and was once a lecturer of Film at Sussex Downs College.

At 17, Steve interviewed former England Captain John Terry and watched England vs Sweden at Euro 2012 with former England player Graeme Le Saux. He was even voted by Carling in an unofficial poll as fifth next likely to take over from Sven as England Manager! Recently he presented a piece on an exclusive tour around Wembley Stadium.

Due to his work with a mix of broadcasters and newspapers over the years, this offered him the chance to be involved in football from a media perspective. Steve's weekly newspaper column allowed him to be one of the first to attend Brighton & Hove Albion's Amex Stadium, via the Media Suite. Here, he reported on the very first match.

“I can’t wait for this next chapter to begin, for both myself and Latest TV. I hope viewers will enjoy my lighthearted look at World Cup 2018 and find it engaging too. Come on England! (Please!)”.

You can catch World Cup Latest at 6.25pm each match day with longer editions on the day after England games at 6.30pm.

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MOVIES ON LATEST TV All day & late night

Tuesday 12 June

6.30am Cat & Mouse 1958. Crime Thriller. Directed by Paul Rotha with Lee Patterson. The daughter of a convicted and executed killer believes she has murdered blackmailer Hilton Edwards.

8.00 Oh, Mr Porter!

1937. Comedy. Directed by Marcel Varnel. Stars Will Hay, Graham Moffatt & Moore Marriott. A hopeless railway employee is made stationmaster of Buggleskelly.

9.40 The Way Ahead 1944. War. Stars Jimmy Hanley, Stanley Holloway, Trevor Howard & David Niven. After a battalion suffers casualties at Dunkirk, the gaps in the ranks must be filled by 'call-ups'.

11.55 Hangman Waits 1947. Thriller. Director: A. Barr-Smith. Stars John Turnbull & Hylton Allen. This 1947 semi-documentary style featurette is a story of grisly murders by a cinema organist.

1.10pm Magic Town FILM OF THE DAY 1947. Comedy. An opinion pollster finds a town which is a perfect mirror of U.S. opinions. Starring James Stewart, Jane Wyman and Kent Smith.

3.10 Cloak Without Dagger 1956. Thriller. Director: Joseph Sterling. Stars Philip Friend, Mary Mackenzie & Leslie Dwyer. During WW2, a Major misses out on the capture of a spy. Years later, the truth is revealed.

11.10 The 14 1973. Drama. Stars Jack Wild, Alun Armstrong, June Brown & Cheryl Hall. Based on a true story in London's East End. 14 kids stick together after the death of their mother.

Wednesday 13 June

6.30am Love In Pawn 1953. Comedy. Penniless couple Roger (Bernard Braden) and Jean (Barbara Kelly) will get ÂŁ10,000 if Roger can live a sober and profitable life. Starring Reg Dixon and John Laurie.

Friday 15 June

6.30am Two on the Tiles 1951. Comedy. Director: John Guillermin. Stars Herbert Lom, Hugh McDermott & Brenda Bruce. A husband and wife are blackmailed by the butler on evidence of nights out until they combine to prevent him.

8.00 Man of the Moment 1955. Comedy. Directed by John Paddy Carstairs. Stars Norman Wisdom, Belinda Lee, Lana Morris & Jerry Desmonde. A Civil Servant, becomes a British delegate to a diplomatic conference in Geneva.

9.45 Broken Journey 1948. Drama. Director: Ken Annakin & Michael C Chorlton. Stars Phyllis Calvert, James Donald, David Tomlinson & Margot Grahame.

A Plane crash lands miles from civilisation. The passengers must prevail.

11.30 I Remember Mama 1948. Drama. The life of a Norwegian immigrant family in 1910, San Francisco. Mamma runs the Pennywise household. Starring Irene Dunne, Barbara Bel Geddes and Oskar Homolka. 5 Oscar Nominations.

FILM OF THE DAY 2.05 Odd Man Out 1947. Thriller. Director: Carol Reed. Stars Robert Newton, James Mason, Fay Compton & William Hartnell. Johnny McQueen, the idealist leader of an illegal organisation, has escaped from prison.

11.10 Cosh Boy 1953. Drama. Director: Lewis Gilbert. Stars James Kenney, Hermione Baddeley, Joan Collins & Hermione Gingold. In post WW2 London, Roy and his gang drift into more and more serious offenses.

The Comeback Kid

Sunday 17 June

6.00am The Secret Man 1958. Thriller. Director: Ronald Kinnoch. Stars Marshall Thompson, John Loder & Henry Oscar. A physicist finds himself drawn into an investigation to track down a spy at his research station.

8.00 Here Come The Huggetts 1948. Comedy. Director Ken Annakin. Stars Jack Warner, Kathleen Harrison, Petula Clark. The Huggetts have a telephone installed, along with a niece who causes disruption when she turns up.

11.35 This Happy Breed 1944. Drama. Director: David Lean. Stars Robert Newton, Celia Johnson, John Mills & Stanley Holloway. After WW1, a family lead an ordinary sort of life until the outbreak of WW2.

1.50pm Happy Go Lovely 1951. Musical Comedy. Directed by H. Bruce Humberstone. Stars David Niven, Vera-Ellen & Cesar Romero. Niven plays rich but stuffy B.G. Bruno who is head of a successful greetings card firm in Scotland.

8.05 Quartet 1948. Drama. Director Ken Annakin, Arthur Crabtree, Harold French & Ralph Smart. Stars Cecil Parker, Dirk Bogarde & George Cole. Four of Somerset Maugham's stories brought to the screen.

3.40 The Comeback Kid FILM OF THE DAY 1980. Comedy. Directed by Peter Levin. Stars John Ritter, Susan Dey, Patrick Swayze & Doug McKeon. A down and out minor league ballplayer finds a zest for life coaching a group of kids.

FILM OF THE DAY 10.25 The Missing Scientists 1955. Thriller. Directed by Steve Sekely. Stars Paul Campbell, Irene Papas & Kurt Kreuger. Two international atomic scientists working in London go missing in mysterious circumstances.

10.10 Country 1984. Drama. Directed by Richard Pearce. Stars Jessica Lange, Sam Shepard, Wilford Brimley & Matt Clark. A farmer loses hope after working against the odds, but his wife decides to fight.

11.25 Melody Club 1949. Comedy. A nitwit investigator (Terry Thomas) goes undercover in a restaurant to catch a gang of crooks.

Monday 18 June

6.30am Gentle Trap 1960. A locksmith on his first burglary is on the run when a rival gang wants his haul. Stars Spencer Teakle & Martin Benson.

12.45pm Chase a Crooked Shadow 1958. Thriller. Director: Michael Anderson. Stars Anne Baxter, Richard Todd, Herbert Lom & Faith Brook. At Kimberley's villa, a stranger shows-up & claims he is her brother who she thought to be dead.

7.35 Shadow of A Man 1954. Crime drama. A town drunk is found dead and the police suspect murder. Starring Paul Carpenter.

2.30 The Fast Lady 1963. Comedy. Director: Ken Annakin. Stars Stanley Baxter, James Robertson Justice, Leslie Phillips & Julie Christie. Mr. Troon invests in a vintage Bentley to impress the daughter of a wealthy tycoon 10.50 Handgun 1984. Drama. Director: Tony Garnett. Stars Karen Young, Clayton Day & Larry Corwin. Kathleen is in no mood to take on a new boyfriend.

Macho Larry, however, will not tolerate sexual rebuffs.

Thursday 14 June

6.30am Salute the Toff 1952. Drama. Director: Maclean Rogers. Stars John Bentley and Carol Marsh. Based on the 1941 Novel. The sixth in the series featuring upper-class sleuth, Richard Rollison.

8.05 The Reluctant Bride 1955. Comedy directed by Henry Cass and starring John Carroll and Virginia Bruce. A group of children whose parents are missing are looked after by a womanising oil man and a dignified entomologist.

9.35 Guilt Is My Shadow 1950. Drama. Directed by Roy Kellino. Stars Patrick Holt, Elizabeth Sellars and Peter Reynolds. A farmer is enjoying an idyllic life in Devon, until his nephew arrives on the run from the police.

11.20 Blood On The Sun 1945. Thriller directed by Frank Lloyd and starring James Cagney and Sylvia Sidney. A dedicated American reporter in 1930s Japan is determined to expose the government's plan for world domination.

1.15pm Soldier of Fortune 1955. Drama. Director: Edward Dmytryk. Stars Clark Gable, Susan Hayward, Gene Barry and Michael Rennie. Jane Hoyt comes to Hong Kong to find her husband who has been missing for three months.

3.15 Hangman's Wharf 1950. Thriller. Directed by Cecil H. Williamson. Stars John Witty, Genine Graham, Patience Rentoul & Gerald Nodin. A doctor is framed for murder.

FILM OF THE DAY 11.00 Hands Of The Ripper 1971. Horror. Director: Peter Sasdy. Stars Eric Porter, Jane Merrow, Angharad Rees & Dora Bryan. Jack the Ripper's daughter seems possessed by her father's spirit 15 years after her mother's murder.

8.50 Operation Amsterdam 1958. War. Director: Michael McCarthy. Stars Peter Finch, Tony Britton & Eva Bartok. An English Major and two diamond experts plan to take diamonds from Amsterdam before the Nazis invade.

Desk Set

Saturday 16 June

10.55 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.

6.00am Mysterious Mr Nicholson 1947. Crime drama. Directed by Oswald Mitchell and starring Anthony Hulme, Lesley Osmond and Frank Hawkins. A solicitors' clerk is sent to deliver a will and finds the recipient murdered.

12.40pm Freedom Radio 1940. War. Director: Anthony Asquith. Stars Clive Brook, Diana Wynyard & Raymond Huntley. A German doctor, disillusioned with Nazi propaganda, creates a secret radio-feed condemning the movement.

8.00 Death At Broadcasting House 1934. Drama. Director: Reginald Denham. Stars Jack Hawkins, Donald Wolfit & Ian Hunter. When an actor is murdered, Detective Inspector Gregory quickly discovers that the victim had many enemies.

FILM OF THE DAY 2.30 Desk Set 1957. Comedy. Director: Walter Lang. Stars Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn & Gig Young. Bunny is stuck in a dead-end relationship. Her life is thrown into turmoil when a Computer expert enters it.

11.00 The Stranger 1946. Drama nominated for an Oscar. Directed by Orson Welles. A war crimes investigator is on the trail of an infamous Nazi. Stars Orson Welles, Edward G. Robinson & Loretta Young.

11.45 The Shout 1978. Horror. Director: Jerzy Skolimowski. Stars Alan Bates, Susannah York, John Hurt & Tim Curry. Once a traveller, now a patient at a mental hospital, claims to have learnt a Aboriginal magic power.

12.55pm Nine Men 1943. War. Director: Harry Watt. Stars Gordon Jackson, Jack Lambert & Frederick Piper. British soldiers are attacked while traveling across the wastes of WW2 Libya in this Ealing Studios film.

2.15 Since You Went Away FILM OF THE DAY 1944. Drama. Directed by John Cromwell. Stars Claudette Colbert, Jennifer Jones, Shirley Temple & Joseph Cotten. When her husband goes to fight in the war, Anne is alone to raise their two daughters.

10.00 The Day After 1983. Drama. Directed by Nicholas Meyer. Stars Jason Robards, Steve Guttenberg, John Lithgow & JoBeth Williams. A Midwestern city attempts to recover after it is destroyed by a nuclear missile strike.

Magic Town

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TV LISTINGS Tuesday 12

Wednesday 13

Thursday 14

6.00am Ensign O'Toole 6.30 FILM: Cat & Mouse 1958. Crime thriller.

8.00 FILM: Oh, Mr Porter! 1937. Comedy.

9.40 FILM: The Way Ahead 1944. War. 11.55 FILM: Hangman Waits 1947. Thriller.

1.10pm Magic Town 1947. Comedy.

3.10 FILM: Cloak Without Dagger 1956.

Thriller.

4.30 Burke's Law 1967. Who Killed Julian Buck? Guest starring Terry-Thomas. The crime-solving adventures of dashing, debonair Amos Burke (Gene Barry), an L.A.P.D. homicide captain who is also a millionaire.

5.30 HG Wells' Invisible Man Odds Against Death. 1958. Peter believes Professor Owens of his research staff has come down with gambling fever.

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

7.00 Millionaires' Row From penthouse to pool, take an exclusive tour of exceptional, outstanding, and unique dream houses.

7.30 Live From The Roadee Showcasing the best in local Brighton music, all recorded in the Roadee - a mobile recording studio.

8.00 Latest News 8.30 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.

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 Guy Lloyd's 2-Minute Telly Show 23.05 Guy Lloyd's 2-Minute Telly Show 11.10 FILM: The 14 1973. Drama.

1.10am FILM: Sapphire 1959. Murder mystery.

6.00am Ensign O'Toole 6.30 FILM: Love In Pawn 1953. Comedy.

8.05 FILM: Quartet 1948. Drama.

10.25 FILM: The Missing Scientists 1955.

Thriller.

11.25 FILM: Melody Club 1949. Comedy.

12.45pm FILM: Chase a Crooked Shadow 1958. Thriller.

2.30 FILM: The Fast Lady 1963. Comedy.

4.30 Burke's Law 1967. Who Killed Alex Debbs? Stars Diana Dors. The crime-solving adventures of debonair Amos Burke (Gene Barry), an L.A.P.D. homicide captain who is also a millionaire.

5.30 HG Wells' Invisible Man Strange Partners. 1958. Peter Brady finds that being invisible is a defense against human beings, but not against a dog.

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

8.00 Latest News 8.30 The Easy Riders Viva Valencia! Danny John-Jules, Steve Keys and Matt Roberts slip into their pink leathers, jump on their bikes and set off on their epic voyage from the UK to Valencia.

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 Four Men and a Dog The Finnish Line A family take their Finnish Lapphund on a 3,000 mile round road trip from Rochester in Kent to Finland in a camper van to retrace his family tree.

10.45. The Gentle Good Winner of the Welsh Music Prize 2017.

10.50 FILM: Handgun 1984. Drama.

12.50am FILM: The Spaniard's Curse 1958.

6.00am Ensign O'Toole 6.30 FILM: Salute the Toff 1952. Drama.

8.05 FILM: The Reluctant Bride 1955. Comedy.

9.35 FILM: Guilt Is My Shadow 1950. Drama.

11.20 FILM: Blood On The Sun 1945. Thriller.

1.15pm FILM: Soldier of Fortune 1955. Drama.

3.15 FILM: Hangman's Wharf 1950. Thriller.

4.30 Burke's Law 1967. Who Killed Sweet Betsey? The crime-solving adventures of dashing, debonair Amos Burke (Gene Barry), an L.A.P.D. homicide captain who just happens to also be a millionaire.

5.30 HG Wells' Invisible Man Point Of Destruction. 1959. Stars Tim Turner, Deborah Watling & Lisa Daniely. Dr. Brady investigates aviation sabotage.

Friday 15

Saturday 16

Sunday 17

Monday 18

6.00am Ensign O'Toole 6.30 FILM: Two on the Tiles 1951. Comedy.

8.00 FILM: Man of the Moment 1955. Comedy.

9.45 FILM: Broken Journey 1948. Drama.

11:30 FILM: I Remember Mama 1948. Drama.

2.05 FILM: Odd Man Out 1947. Thriller.

4.30 Burke's Law 1967. Who Killed Billy Jo? The crime-solving adventures of dashing, debonair Amos Burke (Gene Barry), an L.A.P.D. homicide captain who just happens to also be a millionaire.

5.30 HG Wells' Invisible Man Death Cell. 1959.

Stars Tim Turner, Deborah Watling & Lisa Daniely. A young woman escapes a mental hospital where she's been held, and appeals to Peter for help.

6.00am FILM: Mysterious Mr Nicholson 1947. Crime drama.

7.30 Hawkeye & the Last of the Mohicans A soldier is accused of stealing new breech loading rifles and selling them to the Natives Americans.

8.00 Death At Broadcasting House When an actor is murdered, DI Gregory quickly discovers that the victim had many enemies.

9.30 Our Weekends in 1949 10.00 The Big Valley The Iron Box. 1966. Nick & Heath are accused of stealing a prized bull and are sentenced to a brutal work camp.

11.00 FILM: The Stranger 1946. Drama.

12.55pm FILM: Nine Men 1943. War. 2.15 FILM: Since You Went Away 1944.

Drama.

5.45 Nostalgia 77 Short film.

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 DJ Broken Method and Nathan Singh.

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

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 To Nashville and Back Short film following singer songwriter Rosie O'Sullivan as she travels to Nashville and Miami - and talks to Monica Price.

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 Day After 1983. Drama.

12.35am FILM: Sea of Sand 1958. War.

6.00am The Secret Man 1958. Thriller.

7.30 Hawkeye & the Last of the Mohicans Mike is returning home to marry but his fiance and family have been murdered.

8.00 FILM: Here Come The Huggetts 1948.

Comedy.

9.45 My Job Shot by Dick Howett and Directed by BBC Sound man, Wilf Watters, an insightful short of life in the BBC Newsroom.

10.00 The Big Valley The Barkley's are stranded out in the desert.

11.00 BFI: Terminus 1961. Drama. Iconic short of a day in the life of a London Station.

11.35 FILM: This Happy Breed 1944. Drama.

1.50 FILM: Happy Go Lovely 1951. Musical.

3.40 FILM: The Comeback Kid 1980. Comedy.

5.40 Guy Lloyd's 2-Minute Telly Show 5.45 The Arun Valley Postcard Trail 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 Guy Lloyd's 2-Minute Telly Show 10.05 Guy Lloyd's 2-Minute Telly Show 10.10 FILM: Country 1984. Drama.

12.25am FILM: The Birthday Present 1957.

Drama.

The Loft Sessions Under The Radar

6.00 Latest News 6.25 World Cup Latest Steve Hopper reports from Russia with all the latest news and views from the World Cup. 6.30 Democracy Now! Politics and discussion from the USA. 7.00 Under The Radar Paul Mex and Jeff Hemmings host videos by Afrika Bambaataa, Man Parrish, Kurtis Blow, and Sugarhill Gang.

7.30 Brighton Album Chart Show Anthea Clarke introduces a top 10 countdown of the best selling albums in Brighton.

8.00 Latest News 8.25 World Cup Latest 8.30 Live From The Roadee Showcasing the best in local Brighton music, all recorded in the Roadee - a mobile recording studio.

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 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 Guy Lloyd's 2-Minute Telly Show 11.05 Guy Lloyd's 2-Minute Telly Show 11.10 FILM: Cosh Boy 1953. Drama.

12.40am FILM: The Hitch-Hiker 1953. Thriller.

6.00 Latest News 6.25 World Cup Latest Steve Hopper reports from Russia with all the latest news and views from the World Cup. 6.30 The Vote The People's Republic of Brighton and Hove Takeover. An isle of sanity in a sea of blue.

7.00 Walks Around Britain Series following Andrew White, as he takes walks between 28 miles around every part of the UK. 7.30 Our Town Local history quiz testing contestants on their Brighton knowledge.

8.00 Latest News 8.25 World Cup Latest 8.30 Digital Nation The best of Local TV from across the UK. 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 FILM: Hands Of The Ripper 1971. Horror.

12.40am FILM: Millions Like Us 1943. War Drama.

6.00am Ensign O'Toole 6.30 FILM: Gentle Trap 1960.

7.35 FILM: Shadow of A Man 1954. Crime drama.

8.50 FILM: Operation Amsterdam 1958. War. 10.55 FILM: Landfall 1949. War. 12.40pm FILM: Freedom Radio 1940. War. 2.30 FILM: Desk Set 1957. Comedy.

4.30 Burke's Law 1963. Who Killed Wade Walker? Directed by Stanley Z Cherry. Stars Gene Barry, Gary Conway & Regis Toomey.

Wealthy Wade Walker is killed when his plane blows up in mid-air.

5.30 HG Wells' Invisible Man The Vanishing Evidence. 1959. Stars Tim Turner, Deborah Watling & Lisa Daniely. The most audacious spy in Europe murders Professor Harper and steals vital papers from his office.

6.00 Latest News 6.25 World Cup Latest 6.30 The Vote Guests from the world of politics discuss local and national issues.

7.00 Brighton Lights A roundup of the week's must-see events in Brighton, Hove and beyond.

7.30 Our Town Local history quiz testing contestants on their Brighton knowledge.

8.00 Latest News 8.25 World Cup Latest 8.30 The Easy Riders Danny John-Jules and the boys head to France on the first leg of their charity bike odyssey.

9.00 Tales From The Margins Extra Professor Rainer Schulze presents a special episode looking at the Queer Asia Film Festival.

10.00 Under The Radar Paul Mex and Jeff Hemmings host videos by Afrika Bambaataa, Man Parrish, Kurtis Blow, and Sugarhill Gang.

10.30 Under The Radar The Purple Links Edition. Paul and Jeff present videos by Deep Purple, Rainbow, Cozy Powell, and Whitesnake.

11.00 Under The Radar When Funk Is A Bit Punk. Paul and Jeff introduce Nucomme, Black Merda, JC Brook, and Aaron Neville.

11.30 The Arun Valley Postcard Trail 11.45 FILM: The Shout 1978. Horror.

1.30am FILM: The Music Box 1932. Comedy.

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ight before Marvel’s Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D and after a delicious roast, has recently become the sweet spot to round off the weekend nicely. With all of the indulgence of an Easter egg you bought for yourself, but the discipline of finishing off a really good book, is Bake Off: The Professionals – pro patisserie and chocolate chefs sweating it out to step up to the challenges meted out by judges Cherish Finden and Benoit Blin.

“ With all of the indulgence of an

Easter egg you bought for yourself ” With only four more episodes to go, there’s even greater reason to savour every moment. Just like it’s ‘amateur’ counterpart, this Bake Off sets challenges (croissants and Viennoiserie plus romance­themed sugar showpieces this time around), and the standard is high – but disasters happen, risks are taken in the name of pushing boundaries, and you feel for each chef team. In fact, seeing them tag up together feels that little bit more ‘Sunday’, with co­operation ruling and forgiveness at a right clanger of a mistake showing more than a touch of class. Who can forget squished roulade in the fridge or caramel­ burned fingers? The show must go on, and the spirit of the Blitz (albeit at The Ritz) holds strong. With a winning smile from Liam Charles and witty epithet from Tom Allen too – they’re both sweeties and perfect Sunday evening fodder.

Lining up ducks in a row elsewhere for a different kind of tasty summer is The Martin Lewis Money Show Live, with his and co­ host Angellica Bell turning their attention to the forthcoming summer holidays. It’s live, so you can even get on the old social media and ask him that tricky question about how to avoid a Big Foot in Nebraska – although he’s more likely to be able to answer tough calls on travel insurance and confusions with car hire. With attention called to these topics, as well as where to get the best holiday currency rates, you can sit back by the end and know that you’ve got Summer covered. As well as a craving for profiteroles that came from out of nowhere!

The Martin Lewis Money Show Live: Summer Special; Tuesday; ITV1, 8pm Bake Off: The Professionals; Sunday; Channel 4, 8pm

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