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10 Things About Bbc Good Food Show

1. FOODIE HEAVEN The BBC Good Food Show is coming to Scotland for the first time this weekend, showcasing fine local produce, healthy eating, food and drink tastings, plus demonstrations from internationally-renowned chefs. Over 200 exhibitors, including some of Scotland's finest artisan producers, are expected to pack into the SECC for the food expo. 2. YES, CHEF!

Pick of the Day the Truth About Property, Bbc2, 8pm

HERE'S the real truth about property. We've become a nation obsessed with the idea of making money out of the homes we live in. More importantly, we've become a nation of people who spend half their lives boasting about how much their homes have appreciated in the past five years, with a self-assured smugness that makes Davina McCall seem self-effacing.

Games

RATATOUILLE, THQ, Xbox 360 PS3 Wii GBP39.99 PS2 PSP GBP34.99 DS GBP29.99 PC GBP19.99 Not so much a movie tie-in as a game in its own right, based on the characters from the Pixar hit. Frantic platform fun which makes the most of the cinematic crossover between movie and consoles. Multi-player with plenty of missions, great enemies from murderous chefs to poisonous insects and the authentic film soundtrack. Great fun. www. ratatouillevideogame. com/ Rating: 90-per cent

It's Him Off the Bt Ads. . . Kris Marshall May Be Typecast, but His Bank Manager Is Happy Kris Marshall May Be Typecast, but His Bank Manager Is Happy Andy Dougan's Movie World

A COUPLE of years ago Kris Marshall was named Best Newcomer at the British Comedy Awards. Now he is instantly recognisable as the face of the BT ad campaign. But the talented young comic actor says there is no doubt that the ads that have made him a household face have blighted his career.

The Bend of an Era Andy Dougan Big Screen Action

ELIZABETH: THE GOLDEN AGE (12A) 2/5 Royal tale fails to inspire and is historically inaccurate

Screen Queen Single-Minded Morton Is Making Waves in Hollywood

ACTRESS Samantha Morton knows her own mind and is seldom unafraid to speak it. She hit the headlines recently when she complained about big stars snaffling roles that were meant for her, of which more later. But despite her carping, things are going well for the 30-year-old actress. Her performance as Mary Queen of Scots in Elizabeth: The Golden Age is the best thing in an otherwise pretty duff film and her other current role, in the Joy Division biopic Control, has critics on both sides of t...

Double Delight the Proclaimers Are Back On the Road and Back in the Charts Vicky Davidson Sounds of the City

THEY have played to 22,000 people in New York's Madison Square Garden, 55,000 football fans at the Champions League final in Glasgow , and 100,000 Hogmanay revellers in Edinburgh. But for the Proclaimers, twins Craig and Charlie Reid, the best gigs are not necessarily the big glamour fixtures.

Essex Girls David's Women Caught in a Love Melodrama David's Women Caught in a Love Melodrama Theatre News

ASPECTS of Love, Andrew Lloyd Webber's torrid and complex musical about love and romance, arrives at The King's Theatre on Saturday. The story takes place over 15 years and is set in France. It tells the tale of Rose Vibert, a prominent actress, who is having an affair with Alex, a 17-year-old soldier.

Comedy Review

RUSSELL HOWARD, THE STAND I'VE got attention deficit disorder, Russell Howard tells us.