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800 Words) has made a career out of playing nice guys, but he has a lot of fun here letting the nasty loose as past-his-prime celebrity chef Easton West. He’s not the only big name on the menu - Rachel Griffiths and Wayne Blair have big supporting roles - but newcomer Natalie Abbott as budding pastry chef Diana is the standout ingredient of this delicious comedy-drama. If you like: MasterChef, Gordon Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares, Chef’s Table - but secretly find all that chef worship just a bit too much. Angry chef Easton West (played by Erik Thomson) has some home truths coming...

Heritage consultant Alan Baxter, who ran West Stow for the district council for many years, said not too many people knew about Mr Brown’s link with West Stow.  Alan Baxter ran West Stow Anglo-Saxon Village and Moyse's Hall Museum for many years. Here he is pictured at West Stow in 2018 as part of the Ring Quest event - Credit: Archant He said: “In Suffolk West Stow has always been about the people and Sutton Hoo has always been about the kings.  “It [the link] is very relevant because Basil Brown did various digs at West Stow. But the most important thing to say is the chap who actua...

J.P. Devine Movie Review: ‘The Dig’ Perfect cast uncovers haunting passage to the past, writes Devine. Share Director Simon Stone’s “The Dig” floats in and around Sutton Hoo in 1939, a patch of farmland near Woodbridge in Suffolk, England, surrounded by ancient woods, and scattered with people, each with their plots of earth and who spend their days tending to them. The largest piece of land holds the rambling estate of Mrs. Edith Pretty, (Carey Mulligan “The Great Gatsby”) the widow of a British Army officer, and possessor of a ring of strange earthen mounds. MOVIE INFO Length...

Author: I've spent half a century (yikes) writing for radio and print—mostly print. I hope to be still tapping the keys as I take my last breath. The ritual burial site of a king 14 centuries ago lay undiscovered in Britain until just before World War II. What archaeologists found when the tomb was excavated caused a rewriting of history books. The iconic Sutton Hoo helmet was badly corroded when found and has been reconstructed. A King Is Buried The people who lived in Eastern England during the Dark Ages (the fifth to the tenth centuries CE) left no written record of their lives. That mea...

Movies with Mary: I dig 'The Dig' Mary Cox The Telegraph FacebookTwitterEmail 2of3 This image released by Netflix shows Carey Mulligan in a scene from “The Dig.”Larry Horricks/Netflix via APShow MoreShow Less 3of3 I wanted to review the new Tom Hanks movie on-demand, but it irritated me that I had to pay $19.99 more for the opportunity. I pay extra for streaming services and then to be charged even more to see a movie is a travesty, but as long as we pay, they will charge. That’s why most of the movies I review are on Netflix instead of Amazon Prime or on-demand.