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EDITOR

7 | DINES OUT Andrew Kay jumps on board The Spice Circuit

Winds of change

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ig things are afoot. You can feel it in the air. It’s like the idea of shaking things up a bit has come out with the moth balls and lavender bags that keep your winter woolies safe. As if the sand of summer is finally shifting from between the toes and your not sure whether your favourite boots are still your favourite boots. Is it time for new boots? New wardrobe? New relationship? New home? New job? New ambitions? Or even simply a new cocktail?

When I first moved to Brighton from London over a decade and a half ago it struck me: in London the people I knew were like moles, with their heads down, furiously burrowing in a straight line as hard as they could, set on a destination navigated only by instinct and memory. I felt that I had been like that. Until I had burrowed to the surface and asked myself if this straight line direction is still where I really want to head. And it wasn’t.

In Brighton it strikes me that there are a lot more surface­ dwellers (if I were to continue this metaphor, which I’m going to).

People who look around and frequently ask themselves questions of direction and ambition, in tune with the seasons above ground and occasionally open to the elements. In gazing at the sky we do get rained on, but we can also see that the sky’s the limit.

So the winds are changing, the rains are arriving and sinking into the earth, and even our own moles are heading up to taste the change. Whether it’s a change of address or a change of favourite restaurant. Happy adventuring.

7 | HOT LIST Some of the tastiest eateries in the city

9 | STAGE Sirens are back

9 | BRIGHTON LIGHTS Jason Derulo and Michael McIntyre tread the boards, and Let’s Get Quizzical 3 pops up. Plus a favourite for every friend of Dorothy: The Wizard Of Oz screens at BOAT

11 | TOM ODELL INTERVIEW The former Brighton BIMM student made his mark on the open mic circuit. Now, he's at the Brighton Centre. Jeff Hemmings caught up with him.

12 | NOW & THEN Andy Garth: More mad items

13 | PROJECT BRIGHTON BTN BikeShare celebrates its first birthday

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18 | LATEST TV Complete listings of all of Latest TV’s films and original shows

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STEPHEN K AMOS Star of stand up, BBC Radio, BBC television, podcasts, and general darling – Stephen K Amos speaks exclusively with Victoria Nangle about working with Jonathan Harvey, happy surprises, confidence in mankind, and turning invisible!

Hello dear Stephen, and how are you faring today?

Hi, today I am feeling most agreeable. A couple of days downtime is great to recharge the batteries.

It's great to hear that you're touring a new show – how are the work in progress shows going at the Edinburgh Fringe?

Edinburgh is always a great way to run in and test some ideas. The fringe audiences are some of the best in the world.

Surrounded by a buzz of creativity in various genres, they know what they want.

You also have a Talk Show up there – please say that you're picking up new friends and contacts to guest on another series of Life: An Idiot's Guide.

How much do you prep for your interviews, considering how renowned you are for mining mirth jewels when you talk to your audiences?

I've been doing a live Talk Show in Edinburgh for a number of years now. It's a great way to fill the days while at the fringe and an opportunity to do something different to straight stand up. I also get a chance to talk to my friends and meet other performers. I do research with my amazing producer, always avoiding Wikipedia though! It's a lot of fun when you surprise a guest with a fact or funny story about them. Idiots Guide, may come back, in fact I think it's a great idea for a TV show. However the Talk Show, series has just been released on Audible, currently No1 comedy in Audible Australia.

The second series will come out later in the year.

Does a Brighton audience stand out to you as any different to those you engage with on the rest of your tour?

I love Brighton and I have fond memories of playing various comedy clubs there over the

years. Notably the Komedia, one of the best in the country. I remember fondly the Theatre Royal and having local boy Seann Walsh as my tour support years ago! Look at him now! I even went for a drink with Chris Eubank who was in the audience!

I always enjoy your work with BBC radio. How did you find it writing collaboratively with Jonathan Harvey on What Does The K Stand For? I've been a long time admirer of Jonathan Harvey and his work. Many years ago, we said it'd be fun to do something

and you sounded delighted, having been brought breakfast in bed. What was the last treat you received that you didn’t expect?

My nephew made me a mug in his pottery class at school which was very special and totally unexpected. Breakfast in bed seems like such a distant memory now. If I want a surprise treat, I'd have to do it myself!

Your shows manage to combine a genuine warmth without ignoring the topical challenges in the world. How tricky is it to maintain that

“ I remember fondly the Theatre Royal

and having local boy Seann Walsh as my tour support years ago! ” together. The series was initially based on my book 'I Used To Say My Mother Was Shirley Baddey'. Thankfully we have a very similar sense of humour and he has a great way of injecting pathos and drama into a funny situation.

Hopefully, we'll get to work on another project again soon.

Will there be new series of either of these, or anything new in the works that I can look forward to hearing you trip the airwaves with?

I'm currently working on a show for BBC2, which I'll reveal soon. I'm also making a pilot for American TV. We're currently editing the second season of the Talk Show and in negotiations for an audio book. Plus, I'm touring extensively across Europe, UK, Australia and the US. So... very busy and mustn't grumble! I'm just humbled and grateful that people seem to like what I do.

Last time we spoke (a few years ago) it was your birthday

balance, considering the current political climate?

It's always a fine line for me as I try to navigate the stresses in the world and my desire to put on a laughter filled show.

However, we are constantly changing and for me the last 4 years have been pretty intense. I'm now questioning a lot of things and finding another level of comedy. As long as I have a connection with the audience, then we're heading in the right direction.

Who or what keeps you smiling in the face of adversity?

Never losing faith in your fellow man. The good overwhelming outweighs the bad. Yes things are sent to try us, yes we will experience hurt and pain.

We all have a story to tell

and it depends on how you react to things.

Finally – you have a superpower for one day only.

What is it and what adventure will you have with it?

I'd like to be invisible. Then I could go anywhere in the world. Sneak into pharmaceutical laboratories, into banks, into tech companies and governments around the globe. My mission would be to find out all the things they aren't telling us.

Reset the balance sheets, expose secrets and lies. This rich earth of ours can give us so much more.

Stephen K Amos: Bouquets and Brickbats, Komedia, Tuesday 13 November, 8pm, £29/17.50, www.komedia.co.uk

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The Spice Circuit

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ne of the finest things that happens in the city’s gastronomic world is the sense of camaraderie that has grown between so many of those involved. Chefs, restaurateurs, food retailers, wine and spirit makers, farmers of all kinds and manufacturers too – all playing nicely together. And this has for years now been best seen at Brighton & Hove Food & Drink festival events.

The organisation, now in its 15th year, has encompassed that modern trend of the pop­ up, and our best chefs are often willing to let guest chefs pop­up in their venues and create exciting solo and collaborative events.

One such pairing has been between Chef Kanthi Thamma of Spice Circuit and Stephen Edwards at Etch, Steve willingly giving over the home of his fine dining experiences to Kanthi who brings his immense skill at spicing and regional Indian cuisine but embraces the modern styling of Steve’s fine dishes.

On this occasion Kanthi had prepared a menu of fine examples of how this pairing has influenced his cooking.

We started with a new gin blend created for Kanthi by Sarah Thompson of Blackdown Spirits, a spiky ginger forward blend of botanicals that went down extremely well when mixed with dry ginger ale.

Each of the following dishes was named by region and main ingredient. Allepy­coconut was a tantalisingly fine creamy broth served withe a crisp tapioca cracker. Pondicherry­crab came as beautifully formed spherical croquettes nestling on a toasted coconut crumb. Coorg­pork showed us how belly should be served, tender and yielding to the lightest touch and brilliantly vibrant with spice. Mangalore­potato, well, we both declared that we could eat an awful lot of this, I dined of course with Mrs T who puts the G in G&T. Chettinar­lamb again showed chef Kanthi’s skill – perfect racks, finely spiced so that the meat flavours could sing out across the spicing. Finally Goa­egg, a dish that I have personally pestered Kanthi to make for me for several years now, a layered batter pudding sweet with jaggery, that divinely fudgey Indian sugar. I first tasted Bebinca in Goa and this brought back many happy memories. Each dish was brilliantly paired with wines by the skillful sommelier at Etch – another fine example of food creatives playing nicely together. Hats off to them all.

“ A fine example of

food creatives playing nicely together ”

To find out more about Kanthi Thamma’s events and also his amazing food tours of India go to www.spicecircuit.com To find out more about Etch go to www.etchfood.co.uk

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Buffet available 12pm–3pm, Monday to Saturday.

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STAGE SIrens are back

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or the last six months or so Latest CIC has been involved in a Heritage Lottery funded project called Live & Let Live. The core of this is celebrating the diversity of the city and the heritage that is attached to this.

And in our first part we have clearly focused on the LGBT+ community and the decade that closely followed on from the partial decriminalisation of homosexual acts between men.

It’s been a magical experience and by casting our net wide through the magazine and through social media we have met some amazing people, people who shared their social experiences of that age, some who were the movers and shakers on the political scene and some who were at the core of the popular cultural scene from clubs through music, theatre and on to comedy. Some even managed to combine two of those elements and some three.

One of the highlights has been meeting members of a collection of women who together back in the 1980s were known as Siren. We first met Jane Boston who arrived with a bundle of amazing poster, fliers and a vinyl album.

She talked with great passion about those early days, of performing in the band, touring around Europe and writing their theatre pieces – and all of it strongly political, yes ticking three boxes in one fell swoop.

And judging by her presence there was probably a strong thread of humour in there.

It wasn’t easy for them, they were attacked before, after and during gigs but something drove them on. The good news is that Siren have reformed, recording together and performing live, and you can catch them this October. I

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

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Jason Derulo has topped the charts with four #1 smash hit singles in the shape of ‘In My Head’, ‘Don’t Wanna Go Home’, ‘Talk Dirty’ and ‘Want To Want Me’. With 102 million­plus single sales worldwide, this is a much anticipated show – especially as it was originally scheduled to play in March!

Brighton Centre, Saturday 29 September, 6.30pm, from £32.90

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“ A night of politics

and post punk fun! ”

know that many readers will remember Sirens, but don’t dismiss this as a heritage gig, far from it, these feisty ladies, yes we’ve met them all now, are together and writing new material, no doubt with the same teeth as back in the day.

With expressive vocals, excellent musicianship and quirky humour, Siren promises a night of politics and post punk fun! They are joined by The Cheer Up Mollys, a five­ piece folk, acoustic, and Americana band with stunning vocal harmonies and a blend of unique arrangements.

Siren and The Cheer Up Mollys The Brunswick, 1 Holland Road, Hove, Sunday 21 October, 7pm facebook.com/events/2325227909 28395/

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Michael McIntyre – best friend of many a Saturday night family telly – is prepping up for a return to live stand up with his Big World Tour on the horizon. It’s so big, in fact, that this show at the Brighton Dome is a warm up gig to the next leg of arena tour proper. Catch the floppy­fringed one.

Concert Hall, Brighton Dome, Thursday 27 September, 8pm, £31.50

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Follow the yellow brick road, and don’t forget to take a blanket for this outdoor special screening of The Wizard Of Oz. We invite you to dress up and sing­a­long to this classic joy of a film, with best costume prizes, and a free serving of popcorn for all.

Brighton Open Air Theatre, Saturday 29 September, 7pm, £15/10, www.theopenaircinema.com

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The return of the light­hearted popular annual film quiz which in no way requires you to be a film buff – Let’s Get Quizzical 3. Just come along and have fun among like­minded people while enjoying the delicious buffet. Tables of four, but individuals will be seated with other people.

Ropetackle Centre, Wednesday 26 September, 7pm, £12/10

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TOM ODELL The former Brighton BIMM student first made his mark touring the local open mic circuit.

Now, he's playing the Brighton Centre, with a new album in tow, Jubilee Road. Jeff Hemmings caught up with him.

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here are some, whose lack of generosity of spirit is topped up by industrial strength bile, who simply cannot abide Tom Odell, the singer songwriter. Back in 2013, The NME notoriously awarded Odell's debut album no stars out of ten. That's right, ZERO. “I wish I could say there’s a place in Hell reserved for Tom Odell", said the

reviewer. "There’s not. Just loads more Brits. He’ll be all over 2013 like a virulent dose of musical syphilis”.

Harsh, and most definitely not fair. But, at least The NME was right in the sense that, once Lily Allen had ‘discovered’ him, Odell would soon become everywhere. The song ‘Another Love’ became a smash, the album went to number one, and Odell was literally everywhere for a while. Underneath the hype and spite there was an obvious talent, one whose songs resonated with millions. One who had worked for it the old fashioned way, writing prolifically, and playing anywhere that would have him.

Album number three Jubilee Road is about to be released, a tour of the UK shortly to be undertaken, and the former Brighton BIMM student sounds like he is in a good place, and his enthusiam for

Brighton, music, and life shows no bounds. He's obviously excited by the prospect of the new album

young performer to do that. It puts you in such good stead, whatever the venue you are playing. Some pubs would be

“ I learnt to perform at open mics. I

can’t recommend any more highly to any young performer to do that ” being heard, and visiting Brighton again, a place where it truly came together.

"Brighton is the show that all my family always go to. It’s the one where I’m probably the most nervous for. I’m always most nervous when I know people in the audience."

Born and raised in Chichester, Odell attended Seaford College before heading to Brighton to enrol at BIMM, eventually becoming perhaps its most famous alumni. But first, there was the small matter of learning his craft... “My first ever performance in Brighton was in a pub, three days after I arrived. It was an open mic. I have to be honest, I think I did them all. I must have done 40 to 50 open mics in pubs.

Anywhere that would have me, I would drag my keyboard along and play.

“It’s where I completely learnt my trade. I learnt to perform at open mics. I can’t recommend any more highly to any

awful, but some would be incredible. It also taught me how to write songs, and getting feedback. It’s brutal, but that’s what you want.”

Reared on Elton John records, and learning to play classical piano from age 11, music is in his blood, and there's nothing more he likes than to perform live, be it in a pub, or in a large arena. “We never really did a gig in­ between size in Brighton. We went from pubs all around Brighton to The Haunt, just before my first album came out, and then next time it was the Brighton Centre. I always pinch myself that I am playing there. I used to cycle past it and think it was completely unobtainable.”

Jubilee Road is definitely a more optimistic affair than his previous two albums, works that were littered with failed relationships and bad living.

Songs such as ‘If You Want To Love Somebody’ and ‘Wedding Day’ feature his tradmark “joy tinged with melancholy”, and there is a loose concept that permeates throughout. “I wrote it all in one location, in the living room of this house, on this street. I lived there for a few years, and the characters in the songs are very inspired by the people who live in this road.”

Tom Odell, Brighton Centre, Thursday 25 October, 6.30pm, from £30.65, brightoncentre.co.uk

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NOW & THEN Andy Garth: More Mad Items 1

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ow if you are reading by this after 25th September... then you’ve missed the opportunity to pick up some great Brighton and Hove Ephemera from our Auction sale at the Aldrington Church Hall (Glebe Villas, Hove, Tuesday 25 September, doors opening at 6.30pm with the sale starting at 8pm).

“ Great postcards but a bit odd to celebrate the demise of a building ”

The examples here are unusual and collectible, with the first photo showing an original bird’s eye view of part of the newly built Patcham Estate, taken in the late 1930s. If you look carefully to the left of

the middle of the photo you can pick out the Patcham Clock Tower that is at the start of Mackie Avenue.

The second photo is a pair of postcards from June 1909 showing the raging fire, and sadly the remains of the Abbey brewery site, on the Eastern Road with Kemp Town Railway Station in the background of the top card, and in the bottom card Brighton College. Great postcards but a bit odd to celebrate the demise of a building.

The last photo is an odd lot but very sweet as it is a card jewellery box from R T Barfoot of 62 North Street Brighton. Inside are four silver plated football medals that seem to never have been presented to the recipients from Brighton Hove and Sussex Grammar School in 1927.

All fab items with low reserves.

If you need any more info email me Brightonandhovestuff@gmail.com

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PROJECT BRIGHTON BTN BikeShare celebrates its first birthday

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righton and Hove’s award­winning bike share scheme, BTN BikeShare, celebrates a year of success with better than anticipated usage figures, multiple scheme expansions and a city of happy riders.

Since its launch on 1 September 2017, 53,591 BTN BikeShare users have made 347,234 trips across the city, collectively riding for a total of 680,624 miles – the equivalent distance of 27 trips around the world (and then some).

“ Further expansion is planned for later in the year following the arrival of an additional 120 new bikes ”

In response to user demand, the Brighton & Hove City Council and Coast to Capital funded scheme expanded its boundaries to the east and west, opening several new docking stations including King Alfred leisure centre and Hove Lagoon.

Further expansion is planned for later in the year following the arrival of an additional 120 new bikes, making it easier for more users to get riding.

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becoming a staple for residents and visitors alike.

BTN BikeShare aims to encourage an active and healthy lifestyle and provide a sustainable, environmentally friendly mode of transport.

One BTN BikeShare user, Martin, says: “I get to explore places I’ve not been before, despite living here for 16 years! I’ve used the scheme since day one – I love that it promotes sustainable transport by encouraging more people to cycle.”

Another Brighton bike share enthusiast, Marilena, adds: “It’s so easy. I no longer have to worry about my bike being stolen or breaking down. And it’s social – my wife and I love going on bike rides together.”

Tim Caswell, owner of Hourbike, the company operating the scheme, said: “Community is at the heart of the bike share scheme and we’re delighted that it has been fully embraced by the people of Brighton and Hove. It’s been brilliant watching locals and visitors support the bikes, choosing to cycle as a healthy and sustainable way to get around the city. We’re excited for the scheme to grow and look forward to celebrating many more birthdays!”

Chair of the Council’s Environment, Transport and Sustainability Committee, Cllr Gill Mitchell, added: “It’s great to see the popularity of the bike share scheme which means it can expand to benefit more people in more places. We’re hoping to encourage even more people to try cycling during Cycle September and enjoy a sustainable and healthy way of getting around the city.”

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£425,000 Freehold Maslen Estate Agents are pleased to present to the market this spacious and modern semi-detached family home situated in Woodingdean. Boasting a 155’ rear garden, a master bedroom with en-suite shower room and fantastic views over Downland and to the sea. Other features include a log burner and a garage as well as good local schools and bus routes. Viewing is highly recommended.

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• Two double bedrooms, kitchen/dining room

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• A detached chalet bungalow

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• Cul de sac location

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• Four generous bedrooms

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• Two receptions, conservatory

• Two double beds, fitted kitchen with appliances

• Three double bedrooms

• Shower room & separate wc

• South lounge & balcony with direct sea views

• 31’ Open plan lounge/diner

• West facing rear garden, desirable Goring location

• Garage and visitors parking

• Good size kitchen/breakfast room

• Garage and driveway, EPC=TBC

• Long lease & share of freehold, no chain, EPC=TBC

• Bathroom & en-suite, utility, garage, ORP, EPC=D

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MOVIES ON LATEST TV All day & late night

Tuesday 25 September

6.00am The Red House 1947. Drama. Starring Edward G Robinson, Lon McCallister, Judith Anderson and Rory Calhoun. Two girls, when told not to, explore mysterious woodland and discover secrets.

8.30 Great Day In The Morning 1956. Western. A gambler wins a hotel in a card game but finds himself involved with women and the start of the civil war. Starring Robert Stack, Virginia Mayo & Ruth Roman.

10.20 Vicious Circle 1957. Thriller. Stars John Mills, Wilfrid Hyde-White, Lionel Jeffries & Noelle Middleton. Howard finds himself in a predicament after he finds an actress murdered in his flat.

12.05pm My Brother's Keeper FILM OF THE DAY 1948. Thriller. Directed by Alfred Roome and starring Jack Warner, George Cole, David Tomlinson and Bill Owen. Two convicts escape, handcuffed to each other, and things get worse when they're seen.

1.50 Cash on Demand 1961. Drama. Directed by Quentin Lawrence. Stars Peter Cushing, AndrĂŠ Morell & Richard Vernon. A crook abducts the wife and child of a bank manager & then schemes to rob the institution.

3.30 The Long Memory 1953. Drama. Directed by Robert Hamer. Stars John Mills, Elizabeth Sellars, John McCallum & Geoffrey Keen. Released from prison after 12 years, a man seeks revenge on those who lied at his trial.

Friday 28 September

6.00am Honeymoon 1947. Comedy. A prospective bride and groom have misadventures in Mexico City. Starring Shirley Temple, Franchot Tone and Guy Madison.

7.55 The Scamp 1957. Crime drama directed by Wolf Rilla and starring Richard Attenborough, Dorothy Alison, Colin Petersen. Todd Dawson is a ten year old waif with a drunken scallywag for a father.

9.40 The Two-Headed Spy 1958. Drama. Directed by Andre De Toth. Stars Jack Hawkins, Gia Scala & Erik Schumann. British secret agent successfully infiltrates Nazi military, achieves rank of general during WWII. 11.40 The Stars Look Down 1939. Starring Michael Redgrave and Margaret Lockwood. Davey Fenwick leaves his mining village on a university scholarship intent on returning to better support the miners.

2.05pm Last Holiday FILM OF THE DAY 1950. Drama. Directed by Henry Cass. Stars Alec Guinness, Beatrice Campbell & Kay Walsh. A salesman who learns he has months to live cashes in his savings to live in a fancy hotel.

11.10 I Am A Camera 1955. Drama. Director: Henry Cornelius. Stars Julie Harris, Laurence Harvey, Anton Diffring & Shelley Winters. An unusual friendship begins when an aspiring novelist, meets a Cabaret entertainer.

3.50 The Holly and the Ivy 1952. Drama. A heart-warming tale of a minister and his family reunited at Christmas time recounting their trials. Directed by George More O'Ferrall. Stars Ralph Richardson & Celia Johnson.

Wednesday 26 September

11.35 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 offences.

6.00am He Found A Star 1941. Musical. Directed by John Paddy Carstairs. Stars Vic Oliver, Sarah Churchill & Evelyn Dall. Lyndon & his secretary, Ruth, use their talent agency to find & help unknowns who need an opportunity.

David Copperfield

Sunday 30 September

6.15am It's a Great Day 1955. Starring Ruth Dunning, Edward Evans, Sidney James, Sheila Sweet, Peter Bryant, Nancy Roberts and Vera Day. Comedy based on the hugely successful TV series 'The Groves'.

7.55 London Entertains 1951. Musical Comedy. Director E J Fancey. Starring Eamonn Andrews and the Goons. A Tour conducted by Eamonn Andrews around the Battersea Festival to a BBC Studio to hear The Goons of radio fame.

8.55 It's Trad Dad 1962. Musical. Directed by Richard Lester. Stars Helen Shapiro, Craig Douglas & John Leyton. A couple of teens put on a festival to demonstrate the merits of traditional jazz and rock 'n' roll.

8.15 Private Information 1952. Drama starring Jill Esmond, Jack Watling, Carol Marsh and Gerard Heinz. Charlotte suspects that the council is corrupt and building defective drains that could cause public health issues.

9.45 Summertime 1955. Drama. Jane (Katharine Hepburn) finally makes her dream trip to Venice but has no one to share the beautiful city with, until...

Directed by David Lean.

10.30 Windbag The Sailor 1936. Comedy. Stars Will Hay, Moore Marriott, Graham Moffatt & Norma Varden. A sea captain's tall tales are tested when he is coerced into commanding an unseaworthy ship.

11.55 Chance of a Lifetime 1950. Comedy. Director: Bernard Miles. Stars Basil Radford, Bernard Miles, Kenneth More, Patrick Troughton & Hattie Jacques. The staff of an engineering firm take over after going on strike.

FILM OF THE DAY 12.15pm David Copperfield 1970. Drama. Director: Delbert Mann. Stars Richard Attenborough, Laurence Olivier, Susan Hampshire, Cyril Cusack, Wendy Hiller & Edith Evans. Dickens' story of a young man's journey to maturity.

1.45pm It's Trad Dad 1962. Musical. Directed by Richard Lester. Stars Helen Shapiro, Craig Douglas & John Leyton. A couple of teens put on a festival to demonstrate the merits of traditional jazz and rock 'n' roll.

2.40 The Smallest Show On Earth 1957. Comedy. Director: Basil Dearden. Stars Margaret Rutherford, Peter Sellers, Virginia McKenna & Bill Travers. A couple inherit a small cinema are shocked to find a decrepit building.

FILM OF THE DAY 3.20 The Southern Star 1969. Comedy. Directed by Sidney Hayers. Stars George Segal, Ursula Andress & Orson Welles. Jules Verne's classic story of the world's largest diamond and the motley crew suspected of stealing it.

10.10 Capone 1975. Drama. Director: Steve Carver. Stars Ben Gazzara, Harry Guardino, Susan Blakely & Sylvester Stallone. The story of the rise and fall of the infamous Chicago gangster Al Capone.

11.35 Capone 1975. Drama. Director: Steve Carver. Stars Ben Gazzara, Harry Guardino, Susan Blakely & Sylvester Stallone. The story of the rise and fall of the infamous Chicago gangster Al Capone.

Thursday 27 September

6.00am Second Woman 1950. Drama. James V Kern. Stars Betsy Drake, Robert Young, John Sutton & Florence Bates. An architect's fiancee is killed in a mysterious car accident on the night before their wedding.

8.20 Undercover Girl 1958. Crime Drama. A reporter on the verge of exposing a drugs ring is killed before he can write the story. Stars Paul Carpenter and Jackie Collins.

9.40 Treasure Hunt 1952. Comedy. Director: John Paddy Carstairs. Stars Jimmy Edwards, Martita Hunt, Naunton Wayne & Athene Seyler. After reading Sir Roderick Lyall's will, the family learn they are short on money.

11.15 The Long Duel 1967. Drama. Directed by Ken Annakin and stars Yul Brynner, Trevor Howard, Harry Andrews and Andrew Keir. An Indian tribal leader becomes a bandit to protest British oppression and tyranny.

FILM OF THE DAY 1.35pm Lost (AKA Tears For Simon) 1956. Thriller. Director: Guy Green. Stars David Farrar, David Knight & Julia Arnall. U.S. Embassy employee & his wife discover that their 18 month old baby has disappeared in London.

3.25 Hungry Hill 1947. Drama. Directed by Brian Desmond Hurst. Stars Margaret Lockwood, Dennis Price & Cecil Parker. Tragedy hits the wife of an Irish heir to a 19th-century family feud that has lasted for 50 years.

11.00 Just Like A Woman 1992. Comedy-drama. Directed by Christopher Monger and starring Julie Walters, Adrian Pasdar and Paul Freeman. An unlikely friendship emerges when Monica takes in a lodger with a secret.

The Southern Star

Saturday 29 September

6.00am Life In Danger 1959. Crime thriller directed by Terry Bishop and stars Derren Nesbitt.

A child murderer escapes from an asylum.

7.15 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.

8.35 Encore 1951. Comedy. Directors: Harold French, Pat Jackson & Anthony Pelissier. Stars Nigel Patrick, Kay Walsh, Glynis Johns. Three short stories by W. Somerset Maugham.

FILM OF THE DAY 10.25 The Good Die Young 1954. Thriller. Director: Lewis Gilbert. Stars Robert Morley, Joan Collins, Laurence Harvey & Margaret Leighton. A group of down-andouts are holding up a post office van when things start to go wrong.

12.25pm Fame Is The Spur 1947. Drama. Directed by Roy Boulting. Stars Michael Redgrave, Rosamund John, Bernard Miles & Carla Lehmann. A British politician's liberal views become more conservative with his rise to power.

2.45 Curtain Up 1952. Comedy. Directed by Ralph Smart. Stars Robert Morley, Margaret Rutherford, Kay Kendall & Michael Medwin. A stage director clashes with the author of a play being done by a little theatre group.

11.35 The Old Dark House 1963. Comedy. Directed by William Castle. Stars Tom Poston, Robert Morley & Janette Scott. A car salesman becomes embroiled in a series of fatal mishaps when delivering a car to a secluded mansion.

Monday 1 October

6.00am Bulldog Breed 1960. Comedy. Director: Robert Asher. Stars Norman Wisdom, Edward Chapman, Terence Alexander & David Lodge. Norman Puckle joins the Navy under the same Admiral he refused to yield to in the harbour.

8.30 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.

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

11.35 Strange Love of Martha Ivers 1946. Drama. Directed by Lewis Milestone. Stars Barbara Stanwyck, Van Heflin, Lizabeth Scott & Kirk Douglas. The relationships formed in childhood by three friends lead to murder and obsessive love.

1.55pm The Last Man To Hang 1956. Drama. Directed by Terence Fisher. Stars Tom Conway, Hugh Latimer & Eunice Gayson. Conway is on trial for the murder of his neurotic wife, Sellars, by means of a sedative overdose.

3.30 Three Cases of Murder 1955. Crime. Three stories of murder and the supernatural. Starring Orson Welles, John Gregson & Elizabeth Sellars. Introduced by Eamonn Andrews. Directed by David Eady & George More O'Ferrall.

FILM OF THE DAY 10.50 Prizzi's Honour 1985. Drama. Directed by John Huston. Stars Jack Nicholson, William Hickey, Anjelica Huston & Kathleen Turner. Life in the Prizzi family is good as long as you honour the wishes of the Godfather.

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Tuesday 25

Wednesday 26

Thursday 27

6.00am FILM: The Red House 1947. Drama.

8.00 Hawkeye & the Last of the Mohicans Tim is made to believe he killed someone and when he flees he becomes an easy scapegoat.

8.30 FILM: Great Day In The Morning 1956.

Western.

10.20 FILM: Vicious Circle 1957. Thriller.

12.05pm My Brother's Keeper 1948. Thriller.

1.50 FILM: Cash on Demand 1961. Drama.

3.30 FILM: The Long Memory 1953. Drama.

5.30 Turn of Fate 1957. Stars David Niven, Robert Ryan & Charles Boyer. Dramatizations that depict the plight of people who are suddenly involved in unexpected and perilous situations.

6.00am FILM: He Found A Star 1941. Musical.

7.45 Hawkeye & the Last of the Mohicans Carpenter foolishly travels into the wilderness to establish a new settlement.

8.15 FILM: Private Information 1952. Drama.

9.35 Glimpses: All the Fun at the Fair Short film.

9.45 FILM: Summertime 1955. Drama.

11.40 The History Of The Movies Made in the 50s. A fascinating insight into the history of film making.

11.55 FILM: Chance of a Lifetime 1950.

Comedy.

1.45pm FILM: It's Trad Dad 1962. Musical.

3.20 FILM: The Southern Star 1969. Comedy.

5.30 Turn of Fate Dramatizations that depict the plight of people who are suddenly involved in perilous situations.

6.00 Latest News 6.30 Democracy Now! Politics and discussion from the USA. 7.00 Best of Brighton Lights A look back at magazine programme Brighton Lights.

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

8.00 Latest News 8.30 The Easy Riders Danny John-Jules and Steve Keys in a motorcycle travelogue with a difference. This time around the boys take on five countries in five days, with the challenge of climbing a mountain in each.

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 F-Stop F-Stop showcases the best film makers, animators and video artists in the East Midlands. This week: David Lilley.

11.00 Globetrotting Factual series exploring exotic locations around the world, looking at the culture and most exciting attractions of a different destination each week.

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

11.35FILM: Capone 1975. Drama.

1.35am Guy Lloyd's 2-Minute Telly Show

6.00am FILM: Second Woman 1950. Drama.

7.50 Hawkeye & the Last of the Mohicans The Promised Valley. 1957. Directed by Sam Newfield. Stars John Hart, Lon Chaney Jr. & Bill Walsh. A Tuscarawas brave tries to start a war.

8.20 FILM: Undercover Girl 1958. Crime drama.

9.40 FILM: Treasure Hunt 1952. Comedy.

11.15 FILM: The Long Duel 1967. Drama.

1.35pm FILM: Lost (AKA Tears For Simon) 1956. Thriller.

3.25 FILM: Hungry Hill 1947. Drama.

5.30 Turn of Fate 1957. Stars David Niven, Robert Ryan & Charles Boyer. Dramatizations that depict the plight of people who are suddenly involved in unexpected and perilous situations.

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 Walks Around Britain Inspirational walks between 2-8 miles around Britain. Andrew White walks through the stunning Silverdale Glen on the Isle of Man & takes a winter walk around Elter Water in the Lake District.

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

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 Shorts Out Deborah Espect introduces short films about the LGBT world.

10.00 F-Stop F-Stop showcases the best film makers, animators and video artists in the East Midlands. This week: Lace Market Media Group.

11.00 Just Like A Woman 1992. Comedydrama.

1.05am FILM: White Cargo 1973. Comedy.

Monday 1

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 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 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 F-Stop F-Stop showcases the best film makers, animators and video artists in the East Midlands. This week: James Sharpe.

11.00 Guy Lloyd's 2-Minute Telly Show 11.05 Guy Lloyd's 2-Minute Telly Show 11.10 FILM: I Am A Camera 1955. Drama.

1.10am FILM: Henry V 1944. Drama.

Friday 28

Saturday 29

Sunday 30

6.00am FILM: Honeymoon 1947. Comedy.

7.25 Hawkeye & the Last of the Mohicans A young woman with a past and a Seneca Chief attempt to stir the Iroquois into war with the settlers.

7.55 FILM: The Scamp 1957. Crime drama.

9.40 FILM: The Two-Headed Spy 1958. Drama.

11.40 FILM: The Stars Look Down 1939.

1.40pm Glimpses: Guernsey in the 1970s St Peters Port and a tour of the island with commentary. Great shots of a typical 1970s holiday on a very special island.

2.05 FILM: Last Holiday 1950. Drama.

3.50 FILM: The Holly and the Ivy 1952. Drama.

5.30 Turn of Fate Dramatizations that depict the plight of people who are suddenly involved in unexpected and perilous situations.

6.00 Latest News 6.25 Guy Lloyd's 2-Minute Telly Show 6.30 Democracy Now! Politics and discussion from the USA. 7.00 Under The Radar When Funk Is A Bit Punk. Paul and Jeff introduce Nucomme, Black Merda, JC Brook, and Aaron Neville.

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

8.00 Latest News 8.25 Guy Lloyd's 2-Minute Telly Show 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 Professor Rainer Schulze presents a series of films looking at issues affecting LGBT+ people around the world.

10.00 F-Stop F-Stop showcases the best film makers, animators and video artists in the East Midlands. Lace Market Media Group.

11.00 Globetrotting Factual series exploring exotic locations around the world, looking at the culture and most exciting attractions of a different destination each week.

11.30 Guy Lloyd's 2-Minute Telly Show 11.35 FILM: Cosh Boy 1953. Drama.

1.05am FILM: Bigger Than Life 1956. Drama.

6.00am FILM: Life In Danger 1959. Crime thriller.

7.15 FILM: Cover Girl Killer 1959. Crime.

8.35 FILM: Encore 1951. Comedy.

10.25 FILM: The Good Die Young 1954. Thriller.

12.25pm FILM: Fame Is The Spur 1947. Drama.

2.45 FILM: Curtain Up 1952. Comedy.

4.25 Guy Lloyd's 2-Minute Telly Show Guy Lloyd explores the subjects that affect our everyday life by canvassing the views of the general public.

4.30 Globetrotting Factual series exploring exotic locations around the world, looking at the culture and most exciting attractions of a different destination each week.

5.00 Globetrotting Factual series.

5.30 Globetrotting Factual series.

6.00am Glimpses: Road Hogs 6.15 FILM: It's a Great Day 1955.

7.35 Glimpses of Southern England Film showing our crops of hops & fruit.

7.55 FILM: London Entertains 1951. Musical.

8.55 FILM: It's Trad Dad 1962. Musical.

10.30 FILM: Windbag The Sailor 1936.

Comedy.

12.15pm FILM: David Copperfield 1970.

Drama.

2.35 The Savoy Theatre & Cinema Monmouth.

2.40 FILM: The Smallest Show On Earth 1957.

Comedy.

4.20 Guy Lloyd's 2-Minute Telly Show 4.25 Guy Lloyd's 2-Minute Telly Show 4.30 Globetrotting Factual series.

5.00 Globetrotting Factual series.

5.30 Globetrotting Factual series.

6.00 Latest News 6.25 Guy Lloyd's 2-Minute Telly Show Guy Lloyd explores the subjects that affect our everyday life by canvassing the views of the general public.

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 8.25 Guy Lloyd's 2-Minute Telly Show 8.30 Brighton Album Chart Show Probably the coolest music video chart on telly. Nelson Navarro introduces a top 10 countdown of the best selling albums in Brighton.

9.00 Shorts Out Deborah Espect introduces short films about the LGBT world.

10.00 Guy Lloyd's 2-Minute Telly Show 10.05 Guy Lloyd's 2-Minute Telly Show 10.10 FILM: Capone 1975. Drama.

12.10am FILM: Between Heaven & Hell 1956. Drama.

6.00 Latest News 6.25 Guy Lloyd's 2-Minute Telly Show 6.30 Football Fanatics More nostalgic football stories looking at the legends of the game.

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 8.25 Guy Lloyd's 2-Minute Telly Show 8.30 Under The Radar When Funk Is A Bit Punk. Paul and Jeff introduce Nucomme, Black Merda, JC Brook, and Aaron Neville.

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 F-Stop F-Stop showcases the best film makers, animators and video artists in the East Midlands. This week: Tom Walsh.

11.00 Globetrotting Factual series.

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

11.35 FILM: The Old Dark House 1963.

Comedy.

1.20am The Long Duel 1967. Drama.

6.00am FILM: Bulldog Breed 1960. Comedy.

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

8.30 FILM: Love In Pawn 1953. Comedy.

10.05 FIOLM: Melody Club 1949. Comedy.

11.25 Glimpses: Along Pilgrims Way Made by Walton Films around 1940, Details the Pilgrims way walk of the 120 miles.

11.35 FILM: Strange Love of Martha Ivers 1946. Drama.

1.55pm FILM: The Last Man To Hang 1956.

Drama.

3.30 FILM: Three Cases of Murder 1955.

Crime.

5.30 Turn of Fate Dramatizations that depict the plight of people who are suddenly involved in unexpected situations.

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

7.00 Best of Brighton Lights Richard Shayler takes a cheeky look back at Latest TV's magazine programme Brighton Lights.

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

8.00 Latest News 8.30 The Easy Riders Danny John-Jules and Steve Keys in a motorcycle travelogue with a difference. This time around the boys take on five countries in five days, with the challenge of climbing a mountain in each.

9.00 Tales From The Margins Different Kinds of Bodies: Three Shorts About LGBTQ and Dis/ability. Professor Rainer Schulze presents three films about dis/ability in the LGBTQ community.

10.00 Bowlegs Live tracks from Frànçois and The Atlas Mountains, Gazelle Twins, Courtney Barnett, His Clancyness, Islet, and Abi Wade.

10.30 Nostalgia 77 Short film in which Tru Thoughts recording artist Nostalgia 77, aka Ben Lamdin, looks back on 15 years of making music.

10.45 Guy Lloyd's 2-Minute Telly Show 10.50 FILM: Prizzi's Honour 1985. Drama.

1.25am FILM: Violent Playground 1958.

Drama.

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