Best of British - November 2024

In this issue

The Retro TV Times - Classic television on Freeview, satellite, cable and online.

Britain Now - News from around the UK.

Best You for Watching

Chris Hallam celebrates 30 years of The Vicar of Dibley

5 mins

Happy Valley

Simon Stabler visits a vineyard that's already going grape guns

4 mins

CHURCHILL'S SPANIARDS

Séan F Scullion uncovers a hidden aspect of World War Two

5 mins

Loving HANNAH

Peter Robertson spoke to the actress responsible for the death of Victor Meldrew

6 mins

The Battersea Bardot

David Barnes remembers the star of Cathy Come Home

5 mins

My Good Old Days

Tim Quinn takes us behind the scenes of Leeds City Varieties

5 mins

Laughter in the Air

Chris Hallam remembers writer, television presenter and comedian Barry Took

4 mins

POSTCARD FROM KENT

Bob Barton investigates a network of caves, takes a ride on a thriving heritage railway, and marvels at the beauty of the garden of England

5 mins

Bringing Memories Back to Life

Richard Haines on the importance of making the most of your vintage photographs

4 mins

Redheads & Rollers

Simon Stabler talks to Crossroads' Tony Adams

7 mins

French Fancies

Alain Carraze explains how cult British shows are perceived as the best on television in France

6 mins

Leader of the Pack

Paul Williams examines the history of War Horse

5 mins

In Memoriam

Michael Foley pays his respects to those who have made the ultimate sacrifice

4 mins

It's a Lottery

Claire Saul celebrates 30 years of the National Lottery Heritage Fund, which supports heritage projects across the United Kingdom

3 mins

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Best of British Magazine Description:

Best of British is the UK’s premier nostalgia magazine covering every aspect of life from the 1930s to today. Every issue is packed with features that celebrate classic entertainment, transport, food and drink, and the great British countryside. Our readers are at the heart of what we do. As well as taking their suggestions on board, their voices are heard through our Yesterday Remembered memoir section, along with the Postbag and Question Time pages.