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WEDNESDAY 02 OCTOBER
Presented by Francine Stock
SWEET SIXTEEN
Sukhdev Sandhu, film critic of The Daily Telegraph and Francine Stock give their verdict on the new film by Ken Loach, Sweet Sixteen.
Sweet Sixteen, Cert 18 goes on general release this Friday.
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ROBBIE WILLIAMS
The record company EMI has paid a reported £80 million to sign Robbie Williams, less than a year after laying off 20% of its workforce. The music journalist John Webster joins Francine to discuss the commercial merits of this record-breaking deal.
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TIPPING THE VELVET
Literary biographer and historian Kathryn Hughes and Emily Bell editor in chief of Guardian
Unlimited join Francine Stock in discussing BBC TWO's new three-part drama Tipping the Velvet a lesbian love story set in England in the 1890’s.
Tipping the Velvet begins on BBC TWO on October 9 at 9pm.
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HARRY JACOBS
A new exhibition at the Photographer's Gallery in London opens on 4 October. The project combines images from the archive of studio photographer Harry Jacobs who worked in Brixton, London for nearly 50 years with new work by four contemporary artists who used the area as their 'studio'. Photographer Paul Ellis and
Colin Ford, former head of the National Museum of Photography, Film & Television in Bradford discuss the archive of Harry Jacob.
Brixton Studio is at The Photographer’s Gallery in London and runs from this Friday until November 4.
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RALPH STEADMAN
Francine Stock talks to author Ralph Steadman about his new book Doodaaa, the (auto)biography of his artistic alter ego, Gavin Twinge.
Doodaaa is published this week by Bloomsbury (ISBN: 0747560803).
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