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10 Questions for . . . Rick Stein

TOP chef Rick Stein has just launched his latest book, Mediterranean Escapes. It was also the subject of his most recent BBC2 series. He has written many bestselling cookery books and presented top-rated TV programmes, as well as running four eateries and a seafood school in Padstow, Cornwall. 1. YOU SEEMED TO REALLY ENJOY MAKING THE MEDITERRANEAN SERIES Very much. It's the food I like, really. I think the best food has some sort of relationship with where it comes from and nowhere is that mo...

Pick of the Day Meet the Natives, Channel 4, 9pm

BIZARRE customs, strange food and weird cultural rituals which make little sense to the outside world. They are just some of the things the poor visiting Tanna tribesmen have to face when they visit Britain.

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BLAZING ANGELS 2: SECRET MISSIONS OF WWII Ubisoft, Xbox 360 GBP49.99 GRAB the goggles, helmet and scarf for Second World war aerial combat as it never was. There are stacks of real 1940s planes to dogfight and go bombing with, but it's the weird and wonderful prototypes that make BA2 a hit: early jets that look more like flying bombs, upside-down propeller planes that, like the humble bumble bee, look as though they should never have got off the ground.

Jamie's Role Didn't Scare Scout Andy Dougan's Movie World

IT'S going to take a lot for any horror movie to scare Scout TaylorCompton, who stars in the latest version of Halloween. Director Rob Zombie has done some pretty gross things in his other movies but there's not much he could do that Scout hasn't seen before.

The Law of the Jungle Andy Dougan Big Screen Action

MICHAEL CLAYTON (15) 4/5 Clooney's on top form in an excellent conspiracy thriller

Return of the Not so Manic Mondays. . . Cleaned-Up Shaun and Bez Get Back in On the Road Vicky Davidson Sounds of the City

"IF William Hill had offered you odds on the Happy Mondays getting back in the recording studio a few years back, with Shaun Ryder and Bez, the Dastardly and Muttley of Madchester, reunited and looking towards the future, you would have laughed your way out of the bookies. If you were a Mondays fan of old, you might have given a sad, nostalgic shake of your head for the good times, the grooves, the madcap laughs and the years of living dangerously, when Bez and Shaun were true mavericks of ro...

Aiming to Please Jason Is a War Hero After His Career Comes On Leaps and Bounds

JASON STATHAM has spent his career literally ducking and diving and now it is paying off big time. He is moving his way through the ranks in Hollywood and is set to become the first bona fide British action hero. His new film War is another box office success, taking him ever closer to the A list.

Blood Brothers' Sisters Why Linda and the Nolans Can't Resist Playing Mrs Johnstone Why Linda and the Nolans Can't Resist Playing Mrs Johnstone Brian Beacom Theatre News

A CAPTIVATING musical that seems to come around with the regularity of Christmas returns to Glasgow this weekend. Blood Brothers, written by Willy Russell, is set in his native Liverpool and tells the tale of twin boys separated at birth, only to be re-united by a twist of fate and a mother's haunting secret.