AAIB Report Explained - Shoreham Air Show DisasterLatest TV2026-09-22 | AAIB Report Explained - Shoreham Air Show DisasterThe Vote Macmillan Horizon Centre breaks at 12 54Latest TV2024-05-13 | ...The Vote with Cllr Alistair McNairLatest TV2024-05-13 | Latest TV catches up with Councillor Alistair McNair, councillor for Patcham ward in Brighton & Hove.The Vote Ovarian Cancer mp4Latest TV2024-05-13 | ...The Vote Raphael HillLatest TV2024-05-13 | ...The Vote Tristram BurdenLatest TV2024-05-13 | ...Trust Stefania Licari, shes a doctor turned comedian!Latest TV2024-05-12 | Stefania Licari talks to Latest TV ahead of her Brighton Fringe show, Trust Me I'm a Comedian. A trained actor and doctor, Stefania explains the connection between caring and comedy and the recent rise of female comedians.Andrew Kay meets artist, Sarah Arnett at The Little Picture PalaceLatest TV2024-05-11 | Andrew Kay meets artist Sarah Arnott at her home, The Little Picture Palace. Sarah is a star contemporary artist and designer, known for her fabulously eclectic aesthetic.
The Little Picture Palace is a treasure trove of fine art, textiles and interiors, expect colour and exoticism, beautiful patterns, bold ornaments, and pure escapism. You’ll find luxury wallpapers and fine art prints, fashion pieces, accessories, and guest artists too.Mayor of Brighton & Hove Jacqueline OQuinn looks back at a busy yearLatest TV2024-05-11 | Mayor of Brighton & Hove Jacqueline O'Quinn talks to Latest TV about the highlights of her year, including the charities she has supported, the people she has met, and shows us the pictures and treasures in the Mayor's parlourBrighton Fringe one man 80sLatest TV2024-05-09 | Our News Reporter meets several artists and performers during Brighton FringeBrighton Fringe Marching of the SkaletonsLatest TV2024-05-09 | Our News Reporter meets several artists and performers during Brighton FringeAOH THIS IS THE SEVENTH WAVELatest TV2024-05-08 | ...Fools ParadiseLatest TV2024-05-08 | ...AOH Brighton CollegeLatest TV2024-05-08 | ...Dance for Peace 2Latest TV2024-05-08 | ...FRINGE Hill and JonesLatest TV2024-05-08 | Our News Reporter meets several artists and performers during Brighton FringeBly Twomey from Brighton Table Tennis Club heading to Paris 2024 Paralympic GamesLatest TV2024-05-08 | Brighton Table Tennis Club's 14 year old Bly Twomey has officially qualified for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. Bly will compete in the Women's class 7 singles competition during the first week of September. Remarkably, she only started playing 3 years ago.Andrew Kay meets Judy Stevens, Festival Director of Artists Open HousesLatest TV2024-05-08 | It's May time so of course it's time for Artists Open Houses across Brighton & Hove, the festival that everyone enjoys pounding the streets for, entering residents' homes to view wonderful art, being able to buy the art on display and speak to the artists. Andrew Kay from Latest TV caught up with Judy Stevens, the Festival Director to find out more about this year's festival.The impressive list of services delivered by the Macmillan Horizon CentreLatest TV2024-05-04 | Latest TV met with Geoff Brown, the Centre Manager for the Macmillan Horizon Centre to learn of the long and impressive list of services delivered to patients in the city.Local Support Group Available to Women with Ovarian CancerLatest TV2024-05-04 | Di Shipley, the Co-founder of the Ovarian Cancer Support Group talks to Latest TV about the reasons why she founded the group and the support it offers to women diagnosed with ovarian cancer in Sussex. Fellow member, Sue Meek, talks about her experiences of diagnosis and treatment and how the support group helps women who have been diagnosed with ovarian cancer.
Di Shipley, a former senior probation officer, Julie Bowden an Argentine Tango teacher and Delilah Hesling a former nurse with over 20 years’ experience, set up an ovarian cancer support group last year after meeting during treatment for the condition at the Royal Sussex University Hospital.
Di says:
“We’re all part of this exclusive club that no one would chose to be a member of, but we have found great comfort meeting every month and from sharing our thoughts and feelings with others in the same situation. We have gathered a wealth of information about treatments and ways of coping with side effects for example to share so even if people can’t meet in person we’d encourage you to get in touch.
“We want to ensure that everyone who could benefit from this type of support knows how to find it.
“We have plans to get on the radio and local TV and are working with The Trust for Developing Communities (TDC) in Brighton in order to reach diverse communities as well as with Macmillan’s primary care nurse facilitators working with GP surgeries throughout the county.”
Delilah who leads the patient support group at Macmillan Horizon Centre in Brighton adds:
“We are pleased with the way our group has grown and developed over the short time we have been meeting but know that there may be more people suffering in silence in our community and want to make sure we reach them all. Everyone affected by ovarian cancer is welcome to join the group no matter what your age, cultural background, or sexual identity.”
Julie who had to give up her career as a travel agent and tree surgeon as well as her role at The Appropriate Adult Service (TAAS), continues to teach the Argentine Tango in Hove said:
“Ovarian cancer is notoriously difficult to diagnose so most people discover they have it by accident and often when the disease is quite advanced. We were all diagnosed with stage 3 cancer, so our treatment and prognoses have been quite challenging. I have now started a trial at Guys hospital in London and Delilah is waiting to discover what treatment options remain open to her. We know we are not alone in receiving this type of news which is why we want to ensure others can access the support we have given each other and have found so helpful.
“Our friends and families have been great but sometimes it’s really helpful to talk with people going through the same thing as you as these conversations can be franker and more honest which those close to you can find hard to handle. With Spring approaching we plan to organise some days out so we can have fun too! We also have an active WhatsApp group to keep in touch in between group meetings and share information.”
To find out more about the Ovarian Cancer Support group at the Macmillan Horizon Centre please email ovariansg@gmail.com .
Sadly Julie Bowden, one of the co-founders died in April 2024 and the members of the group and Latest TV would like to dedicate this programme to her memory. We send our deep condolences to Julie's family and friends.Pete Bennett Snail Killer , the InterviewLatest TV2024-05-03 | I met Pete Bennett, the lead singer and songwriter of the band LoVeDoGz , just after the release of their debut single, 'Snail Killer.' The recently released music video, filmed by William Ranieri of Ranierifilm.com and edited by Pete Bennett himself, is visual journey, that no matter the title, Snail Killer, is actually prone to save snails lives… and rest assured, no snails were harmed in the making of this video. William Ranieri Ranierifilm.com reportsLatest TV meets Artist Open Houses artist, Claire GroseLatest TV2024-05-03 | Nestled at the foot of the Downs with unique views over Wolstonbury Hill, Pig Snout Orchard offers a chance to explore the work of two experienced contemporary semi abstract landscape artists. Both painting in oil they offer visitors a chance to view an emotional and intuitive response to the landscape they are inspired by. aoh.org.uk/house/may2024/pig-snout-orchardAOH Patsy McarthurLatest TV2024-05-03 | Established Scottish figurative artist, Patsy McArthur, opens her home on Brighton’s seafront with a solo show of drawings, paintings and prints, in a beautiful Regency building on the seafront with jaw-dropping views of the sea and the iconic pier. The figure in movement is her ongoing inspiration, and this collection references fashion editorial as well as her continuing interest in dance. Patsy’s career spans 20 years and she is represented by galleries throughout the UK and abroad. aoh.org.uk/house/may2024/patsy-mcarthur-3WATCH: Queens Park Ward, Brighton By-Election HustingsLatest TV2024-05-01 | Five candidates vie for position of councillor at the Queen's Park Ward Hustings in Brighton. Sunny Choudhury (CONSERVATIVE), LUKE WALKER (GREEN), Adrian Hart (BRIGHTON & HOVE INDEPENDENTS), Camilla Gauge (LABOUR), Dominique Hall (LIBERAL DEMOCRATS). A packed hall at St Luke's Church in Queen's Park ward as the candidates set out their vision for changes in the wardWATCH: Kemptown Ward By-Election HustingsLatest TV2024-04-25 | Part two of the three part series of the Kemptown Ward By-Election Hustings, with 6 candidates vying for the position of Councillor: Ricky Perrin (GREEN); Robert Brown (LIB DEB); Jamie Gillespie (INDEPENDENT); Gary Farmer (B&H INDEPENDENTS); Theresa Mackey (LABOUR) and Josephine O'Carroll (CONSERVATIVE). A packed hall at the Dorset Street Methodist Church with members from the Kemptown Ward Association and other residents asking the key questions. Will they give their views on The Madeira Terraces? The Gasworks? Valley Gardens Phase III? Housing? and more! Tune into Latest TV to watch the full 3 episodesA Toy Museum with a P50Latest TV2024-04-12 | The Brighton Toy and Model Museum will host a very special guest for at least the summer of 2024: probably the cutest and certainly the smallest car in the world! I recently met with the adventurous Alex Orchin, who recently completed an 870-mile trip in the P50 to raise money for BBC Children in Need. It was my pleasure to meet Alex and sit in his car. William Ranieri reportsWalking the talk with Alastair Hignell CBELatest TV2024-04-08 | Sporting legend, Alastair Hignell, CBE talks to Latest TV about a new walking and talking club he has founded in the city.‘Warsaw to Kyiv: Reflections of a Humanitarian Aid Worker in Poland and Ukraine by Raegen HodgeLatest TV2024-04-08 | Yael Breuer interviews artist Raegan Hodge about her exhibition 'Warsaw to Kyiv: Reflections of a Humanitarian Aid Worker in Poland and Ukraine. Raegen is a former aid worker for a humanitarian organisation, and her exhibition aims to show the humanity in Ukraine, whilst it marks the second anniversary of the war. Raegen is from Burgess Hill and her exhibition is being displayed in Brighton. Raegan explained that her work in Ukraine and Poland and Ukraine included documenting the lives of refugees fleeing the country. With a video installation she depicts a 22-hour train journey looking out on the “bleak but beautiful” landscape of Ukraine.Brighton Sporting Memories Club with Alastair Hignell CBELatest TV2024-03-27 | The Brighton sporting Memories Club was born to bring older people together, support and improve their mental and physical wellbeing. Latest TV met former rugby union international, first–class cricketer, and broadcaster Alastair Hignell to find out more. William Ranieri reportsExtraordinary People, Yael Breuer meets author Professor Paul DolanLatest TV2024-03-19 | Yael Breuer meets author and professor of behavioural science from the London School of Economics, Professor Paul Dolan, the man behind Happiness by Design and other books exploring what happiness means and how people can seek out and enjoy pleasure and purpose in everyday life.Unisex and Shewolves, two powerful shows to celebrate Womens History MonthLatest TV2024-03-19 | Yael Breuer from Latest TV meets Laura Careless the artistic director and performer of Shewolves and Lea Sep, the actor and force behind Unisex, both powerful shows being shown at the Ironworks during March. Lea asks "Is Feminism a women's issue - what can men and boys do to challenge sexism" and Laura uses dance performance to explore the rewilding of our physical instinctsVINDICATION SWIM INSPIRATIONAL TRUE STORY OF BRIGHTON WOMAN, MERCEDES GLETIZE, OUT NOWLatest TV2024-03-11 | Brighton writer and film director, Elliott Hasler has created a tour de force, a film based on the inspirational true story of Brighton born Mercedes Gleitze, who in 1927 became the first British woman to swim the English Channel. Vindication Swim depicts Mercedes' upstream struggle in overcoming both the cold waters of the English Channel and the oppressive society of 1920s England. However, after a rival comes forward claiming to have accomplished the same feat, Mercedes is forced into battle to retain her record and her legacy.
Kirsten Callaghan plays an award winning debut performance in the role of Mercedes Gleitze. Vindication Swim also stars John Locke (Poor Things), Victoria Summer (Saving Mr Banks), James Wilby (Poldark) and Douglas Hodge (Joker).
Latest TV's Yael Breuer meets the force behind the film, Elliott Hasler to find out more. Interview conducted at the Brighton & Hove EngineeriumBrighton Tatoo Conventin 2024Latest TV2024-03-11 | Brighton Tattoo Convention reaches its 15th year on February 24th and 25th, 2024. I had a chat with Woody, the mastermind behind this highly successful event, discussing tattoos, people, and everything in between. Additionally, I had the pleasure of meeting Fade Meraki, a talented tattoo artist and the owner of the Brighton Tattoo Museum. William Ranieri reportsEV Rally London to Geneve 2024 AnnouncedLatest TV2024-03-11 | The 4th edition of the now iconic EV Rally promises to be bigger than ever, as electric vehicle enthusiasts gear up to embark on an electrifying journey from London to Geneva, spanning from June 22nd to June 24th, 2024. I had the pleasure of speaking with Tom Druitt, the driving force behind these exhilarating events since 2021. For more information on how to join the rally and be part of the green revolution, visit evrally.club. In an electrifying turn of events, I'm thrilled to announce that I will be joining the rally this year! Time to recharge my batteries and gear up for this epic adventure
William Ranieri reportsSurfers Against Sewage Protest in Kingston BeachLatest TV2024-03-11 | Environmental campaigners Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) organised a protest at Kingston Beach to call for an immediate end to sewage dumping at a popular Southwick swimming spot. Southern Water has been dumping untreated wastewater for nearly 200 hours since Christmas, estimated to be enough to fill over 3 Olympic swimming pools. Approximately 2000 people got sick in 2023 due to this issue. The beach is in constant use, and even during the protest, I observed people bathing. Surfers Against Sewage has straightforward requests: End the sewage dumping. Signpost warnings for 'bathe at own risk.’ what action the Environment Agency is taking And finally to make Kingston Beach an officially designated bathing beach. I spoke with Clare Osborn during the protest to find out more.
William Ranieri reports."International Womens day 2024Latest TV2024-03-11 | For the second consecutive year, Nicky Chisholm, also known as Pinknicky, has orchestrated the largest sea swimming event yet on International Women's Day in Brighton. The exhilarating Brighton Sea Swim 2024 #IWDSWIM has seen hundreds of participants boldly braving the waters, all while championing the crucial cause of #endsewagepollution by raising awareness and funds for charity partner Surfers Against Sewage. I spoke with Nicky, whose blog PinkNicky’s is dedicated to “empowering women, empty nesters and adventurous souls,” and with other brave swimmers and a spokesperson from Surfers Against Sewage. William Ranieri reportsBrighton Half Marathon 2024Latest TV2024-03-11 | On February 25th, 2024, Brighton burst into action with the Rubix VT Brighton Half Marathon, celebrating its 34th year anniversary. A very forgiven weather with some hint of wind welcomed runners of all ages starting with the Youth Race, followed by the Wheelchair race, and then the main event kicked off with a bang, courtesy of rugby legend Gareth Thomas CBE! The course was a tour de Brighton, passing by iconic spots like the Brighton Palace Pier, the Royal Pavilion, The Hilton Brighton Metropole Hotel, and the vibrant beach huts of Hove seafront. With cheers echoing through the air, runners dashed past, fueled by the electric atmosphere. Winners In the wheelchair race, Illias Zghoundi took first place in the men's race with a time of 1 hour 5 minutes and 3 seconds, with the women's race being won by Claudia Burrough who set a new course record finishing in 1 hour 5 minutes and 33 seconds.
In the men’s race, Marshall Smith took first place with a time of 1 hour, 7 minutes and 17 seconds; second place went to Matthew Merrick who came home in 1 hour 7 minutes and 28 seconds; third place went to Cal Mills who finished in 1 hour, 7 minutes and 29 seconds.
The women’s race Cassie Thorp, who set a new course record, finishing in 1 hour, 15 minutes and 34 seconds, followed by Molly Smith in 1 hour 15 minutes and 49 seconds. Third place went to Henrietta Tarasewicz in 1 hour, 20 minutes and 42 seconds.
As the day came to a close, it wasn't just about the miles conquered—it was about the community coming together to support The Sussex Beacon and countless other charities.
With over £1 million raised, Brighton Half Marathon secures its place as one of the most important found-raising sport event of the year. William Ranieri reportsBallad of Alexei NavalnyLatest TV2024-03-06 | The Ballad of Alexei Navalny The injustice meted out to a courageous man and politician, Alexei Navalny, prompted the recording of this song. Lyrics written by Eminemmylou composed by Latest Bill with music produced by Julian Tardo and Latest Bill. Please share widely. In the words of Alexei Navalny, "don't give up" fighting for justice in this world.Dance for PeaceLatest TV2024-02-27 | Dance For Peace is a is a collective of DJs and dance music artists , rooted in the vibrant city of Brighton. Their mission? To combat war, inequality, and injustice through the power of music and movement. Joining forces, they rave and resist, channeling their energy into fundraising initiatives for Medical Aid for Palestinians I spoke with the masterminds behind the idea, Nick Hook and @Affy Wajid , to find out more William Ranieri Ranierifilm.com reportsEV Rally Launch Event 2024Latest TV2024-02-13 | The Launch event of the London to Brighton Electric Vehicle Rally 2024 exceeded expectations. On the 4th year, the pioneering EV Rally has now confirmed its presence as a permanent feature of Brighton's summer. This year's event, happening on the 22nd of June, is expecting at least 100 vehicles, 35k visitors on Madeira Drive, and an additional 40 drivers will join the rally from France. The event will go on from 9 am till 4 pm, but if you secure a ticket now, you’ll also have access to the VIP Beach Party where Woody Cook is expected to play. Back to the launch event, I had the pleasure of interviewing an array of guests including BBC Radio presenter Allison Ferns , former Top Gear presenter Quentin Willson, representatives of the major sponsors of the event, and a member of the council. If you want to know more about EVs or if you’re thinking about getting one, this video will answer a lot of your questions! William Ranieri Ranierifilm.comRanieri reports.IWD 2024 announcementLatest TV2024-02-12 | ...Oleificio San Michele, Liscia, AbruzzoLatest TV2023-12-12 | Il nuovo frantoio a Liscia, Olieficio San Michele, presentato da Alberto Valentini, Antonio Mariani e Emanuela Gaspari
Musica: Liscia Liscia composta da Michele Valentini, arrangiata da Angi Mariani, Latest Bill e Julian TardoThe Story of the Cambridge Central MosqueLatest TV2023-12-05 | Latest TV follows the story of the Cambridge Central Mosque, speaking with the founder, Sheikh Abdul Hakim Murad also known as Dr Tim Winter, and Shahida Rahman from the Cambridge Central Mosque Trust, and others involved in the creation of this extraordinary building. This is the first eco-mosque in Europe and welcomes people from all over the world. Yusuf Islam / Cat Stevens has given his support along the way and many other supporters feature in the film.Stephanie Meets - Desiree AndersonLatest TV2023-12-05 | Stephanie sits down to chat with Desiree about her new Amazon best-selling book, "Your Voyage to Success".PTAKH 2 - UKRAINE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL TRAILER - WINTER 2023Latest TV2023-11-29 | The second season of PTAKH 2 - Ukraine International Film Festival featuring an amazing array of films including Dovbush, Myrnyi 21, Diagnosis: Dissent, The Gendelyk, Taras and many more, screening at Latest Musicbar and Brighton Jubilee Library from December 8 - 12 2023 with other screenings at PictureHouse - Dukes at Komedia in early 2024.AOH Helen Twigge MoleceyLatest TV2023-11-22 | Helen Twigge-Molecey Helen is an award-winning artist and designer, with a background as a TV director and a passion for glass.
'Fungi' is a reflection of her growing fascination with this under-explored kingdom. Each hand-blown glass sculpture is unique and can stand alone or work well as a collection. Artists Open Houses Latest TV www.helentwiggemolecey.com aoh.org.uk/artist/summer2021/helen-twigge-moleceyYael Breuer meets the Brighton BardLatest TV2023-11-07 | Jonathan Bradshaw talks to Yael about his new book 'Wins, Grins & Limbs', which captures Brighton & Hove Albion's historic 2022-2023 season in rhyme. #latesttv #thelatestLatest News: Brighton Today presented by Yael Breuer (8 Nov 23)Latest TV2023-11-07 | Latest News: Brighton Today presented by Yael Breuer, including guests Jonathan Bradshaw, Social Anthropologist Prof. Magnus Marsden and members of the Sussex Indian Punjabi Society. #LatestTV #TheLatest #YaelBreuerShattering the veil The Rise of Iranian Woman - Documentary- World Premiere announcedLatest TV2023-11-03 | On the 24th of November the Brighthelm will host the world premiere of “Shattering the Veil, The Rise of Iranian women” a series of interviews with activists, victims of the regime, artists, and public figures, will tell the story of modern Iran and the strong will of its people to change it, celebrating the strength and resilience of Iranian women. Women Life Freedom Watch the trailer here Date: Friday, 24th November 2023 Time: Doors Open at 4:30 PM Screening at 6:00 PM Panel discussion at 7pm Events end at 8pm After the screening, we'll host a panel discussion featuring special guests from the documentary who will share their insights and experiences. During the event there will be a display of photographs, live music and food and drink for donation. The admission is free, but please RSVP to womenlifefreedombrighton@gmail.com We look forward to seeing you there See you at the Brighthelm Centre on the 24th of November!Food Coop PetitionLatest TV2023-11-03 | East Brighton Food Cooperative has launched a petition to make community meals on wheels a statutory service for vulnerable people unable to access a fresh, nutritious daily meal. According to the already busy charity, this would save billions of pounds in costs to the NHS and adult social care by addressing the costs associated with malnutrition and related illnesses. Additionally, it would improve health outcomes while combating loneliness and social isolation. I met with Lloyd Russell-Moyle, the Labour MP for Brighton, Kemptown, and Bryan Coyle from the East Brighton Food Cooperative.”
It’s now time to take your phone out of your pocket and point your camera to this QR code. This will enable a valuable cause to at least be discussed in Parliament and maybe your signature will make the difference in someone’s life.
William Ranieri reportsFatboyslim at the Prince AlbertLatest TV2023-10-31 | Grassroots venues are at the very core of music research and development, and one of the main reasons why Brighton is on the world map. So, when an iconic venue like the Prince Albert is at risk because of the usual developers in the area, it takes no less than international superstar DJ Norman Cook, Fatboy Slim, to come in support of the venue and play a secret gig on a Monday night at the Albert.
Backed up by nevertheless 15K signatures collected in only 3 days on the online petition and over a thousand private written complaints directly to the Council. It would be bizarre if this Council did not listen, but we have to wait until Wednesday for a decision. I met with Mr. Norman Cook ahead of the 2 magnificent hours of DJ set to find out more. William Ranieri reports