TV Times – 03 August 2019

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TV TURN-OFF

Kirstie’s Celebrity

Craft Masters

This daily C4

series was a

load of old

codswallop!

I usually enjoy

watching

Kirstie Allsopp’s

craft shows, but this

one was seriously poor.

I thought the products that

they made were lacklustre

and uninspiring and it

was neither educational

nor entertaining – the series

should be scrapped.

N Brown, York

Wheely good!

I wasn’t a fan of any

motorsport show until the

latest series of To p G e a r

on BBC2 vroomed into my

life. The new presenters

• Freddie Flintoff, Paddy
  McGuinness and Chris
  Harris – have completely
  converted me to a four-
  wheel enthusiast. The
  three lads gelled together
  brilliantly, cleverly mixing
  knowledge, daft tasks,
  entertaining facts and
  very funny banter. I can’t
  wait for the next series


• you can’t fail with this
  one! Well done, BBC!
  Mary Windsor, Mansfield

Compelling drama

I’m absolutely delighted

that period drama

Poldark is back on

BBC1 but also very

sad it’s the last-ever

series. This superb

Cornish saga has been

compelling viewing

since it began. Aidan

Turner and Eleanor

Tomlinson are

fabulous as Ross and

Demelza Poldark

and are supported

by a wonderful

cast. This looks set

to be an exciting and

emotional finale.

Sean Hood, Hayle

Foodie delight

Fred Sirieix’s BBC2 series

Remarkable Places to

Eat is a culinary delight.

It’s terrific to see the

celebrity chefs enjoying

their favourite restaurants

around the world, and

the scenery is fantastic,

too. I’m hooked!

Kevin Milner, Stoke-on-Trent

Dynamic duo:

Mathew and Ashley

CAPRICORN (22 December-20 January)

It’s a week for big celebrations – weddings, parties and

get-togethers. Food, drink and overdoing it is almost

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A difference of opinion with someone in your family

could leave you feeling a little out of sorts. But talking

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PISCES (19 February-20 March)

You may be tempted to splurge on something that feels

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CANCER (21 June-22 July)

Family ties come first and take up most of your energy.

But Thursday and Friday look promising if you’re

looking to expand your hobbies. Take your free time

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LEO (23 July-22 August)

Jupiter joins the Sun this week for a big burst of

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VIRGO (23 August-22 September)

What seems like an insurmountable hurdle is really a

chance to experience something totally different. You

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it – but soon you’ll see it from a different perspective!

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LIBRA (23 September-23 October)

It’s a super week for getting your body organised. If you

need to move more, write down what you intend to

do. Putting pen to paper will help you remember and

make you feel more motivated. Simple but effective!

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SCORPIO (24 October-22 November)

Your temper may surprise you in the days ahead. A

seemingly trivial incident could send steam through

your ears. Perhaps there’s something deeper going on

that you’re avoiding dealing with? Worth investigating!

Call... 09058 170 406* Lotto No 25

SAGITTARIUS (23 November-21 December)

Your ruler Jupiter forms lucky angles to the Sun and

Venus – the two best planets for love and happiness.

Enjoy what’s happening now and decide to deal with

your worries if they ever actually happen.

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ARIES (21 March-19 April)

Sunday brings its challenges, with minor hurdles to

cross. Fortunately, you’ll be in a good mood because

you can see that the bigger picture is rosy. Keep your

eyes on the prize and you’ll glide past any hitches.

Call... 09058 170 399* Lotto No 8

TAU RUS (20 April-20 May)

Venus, your ruling orb, dances with Mercury, giving

you the gift of the gab. Your self-belief is evident to

all, so this is an excellent time to negotiate, sell and

persuade others to your way of thinking.

Call... 09058 170 400* Lotto No 40

GEMINI (21 May-20 June)

New business ideas arrive just at the right moment this

week – you’ll know a good deal when you see it and

you’ll instinctively know which path to take. A tiny

step out of your comfort zone brings a new social life.

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FOR 3-9 AUGUST

with Marion Williamson

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Great: Ross and Demelza

ON

THE BOX

The BBC1 hit Michael

McIntyre’s Big Show will be back

this Autumn and needs nominations

for its Unexpected Star and the

Midnight Gameshow segments.

To nominate someone for these

or any other surprise on the

show, email casting@

hungrybear.tv

Admirable

style and wit

It was great to see the return of

murder-mystery series Agatha

Raisin, starring Ashley Jensen,

on Sky One. It’s basically a

comic version of Midsomer

Murders, with a nod to Agatha

Christie’s Marple, but it was

hugely entertaining. Ashley,

Mathew Horne and Katy Wix

made a great team. With

admirable style and wit, it kept

me guessing until the end.

John Rutherford, Sevenoaks