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theme to the first in the new series

of INSIDE THE FACTORY (BBC2,

8pm), presented by Gregg Wallace

and Cherry Healey.

Our hosts are in Stoke-on-Trent,

finding out how Mr Kipling makes

his cherry bakewells (Cherry

Healey, cherry bakewells, oh,

the comedy potential...).

The answer is he doesn’t. He gets

his workforce to make them.

It’s all jolly mechanised these

days, but with a vital finishing

touch still done by hand.

“They haven’t found a machine

yet,” explains worker Sue, who’s

done this particular job now for

13 years, “that’s able to put the

cherries on.”

cooking, we’re told, focuses on

simple, fresh, local ingredients

served with minimal fuss, but

then name me a food region that

doesn’t say that.

More interestingly, Jason says

Puglia’s food, when you’re eating

it, “just feels alive”, so personally

I’d steer clear of the octopus.

Anyway, the overall feel of

the show is kind of intense and

full-on – lots of stress, lots of

shouting, a few tears, some

hugging, not an abundance of

laughs – so if you’re in the mood

to be emotionally drained on

a Tuesday night, I dare say you’ll

be hooked.

Before that, there’s also a food

is known as the brigade.” So there

we have it.

Before we’ve even had the

chance to ask why this show is

called what it’s called, Jason has

dished up the answer for us.

He doesn’t answer the obvious

follow-up question – namely,

that if he’s the guy in charge, why

isn’t the apostrophe before the S

T

HE first words you’ll
hear tonight on a new
series called THE
CHEFS’ BRIGADE
(BBC2, 9pm) are
those of a man
declaring: “I’m obsessed with
food.” Surprisingly, this man is not
the controller of BBC2. It’s
Jason Atherton, the Michelin-star
chap who’s leading this latest
challenge.
Jason tells us food is his life (“It’s
who I am...”), but then adds (and
this is clearly the important bit): “If
you want to make world-class food,
it’s never about one individual.
“It’s always about building a
team. And in the kitchen, that team

• but hey, let’s not get too picky
  for now.
  The idea of the series (I thought
  you’d never ask) is to give a
  bunch of people with raw talent
  (people currently cooking in
  hotels, gastropubs etc.) the
  chance to flourish.
  Jason is taking them on a
  culinary jaunt across Europe,
  stopping en route to cook off
  against brigades from some of
  the continent’s most fancypants
  eateries. (He doesn’t say
  “fancypants” by the way.)
  First up, Jason and his
  gastronauts (a far better title, why
  didn’t they go for that?) are in
  Puglia, Italy. It’s a place where the

Chef hits on right recipe

Mike Ward

previews

tonight’s TV

DID YOU KNOW? While filming Torchwood in 2011 Eve

Myles moved her family to Hollywood, living beneath

the Hollywood sign. ‘I always said I didn’t think

Hollywood was for me, but it just happened,’ she said.

PICKS OF THE DAY

Nature: Counting Tigers: A Survival

Special, ITV, 9pm

Drama: I am Kirsty, C4, 10pm

Soap: Emmerdale, ITV, 8pm

Drama: Ackley Bridge, C4,

8pm

Drama: Keeping Faith,

BBC2, 9pm

We often forget the other species that

walk the Earth as we go about our

increasingly hectic lives. Luckily this

documentary is a stark reminder of

the natural beauty that exists within

the animal kingdom and its often

fragile nature. This programme

examines a wildlife survey being

conducted to take stock of India’s

tiger population, the results of which

could be monumentally important to

the animal’s future. The camera

crew is given unprecedented

access to follow the survey across

50 tiger reserves and 400,000km

in search of one of the most

elusive predators on Earth. Narrated

by Joanna Lumley.

Samantha Morton (above) stars in the second
episode of the drama anthology series as a single
mother who has been struggling with debt since her
partner disappeared. A neighbour makes an offer
of support, but his kindness is not all it seems to be

• and she soon finds herself faced with some dark
  and desperate decisions. With Paul Kaye (above)
  and Vinette Robinson.

Bernice goes to great lengths to get her man by

staging a fund raising Wild West day, but really it’s to

woo Liam. Her plan seems to be coming together

when Liam agrees to be the town’s sheriff and makes

a dramatic entrance on horseback on the main street.

‘Marshals’ Dan (Liam Fox) and Jimmy (Nick Miles)

decide to lock Kerry and Amy (Natalie Ann Jamieson,

above with Fox and Miles) in a cell together.

This engaging school-

based series shows no

signs of becoming

boring any time soon

and it’s all go tonight.

Tonight, Mandy tries to

find out who is

responsible for a rumour

that is spreading around

the school that Cory is the

father of her baby – only

to discover a secret

concerning Sian. Chloe

outs Nas in the middle of

a school fund raiser,

while Rukhsana

accompanies Spud (Zara

Salim, right) as she sets

off on a quest in search

of her father.

The lawyer steps in to

represent Madlen

Vaughan after she fires

her entire legal team.

While the decision wins

the support of Cerys, it

also sets them both on a

collision course with Tom.

Steve wrestles with his

personal feelings

concerning Faith, Evan

discovers he has a

mysterious benefactor in

prison and DI Breeze

turns his attentions

towards Faith’s troubling

association with Gael

Reardon. Eve Myles (left)

and Aimee-Ffion

Edwards star.