Kate Bowie

Latest TV discusses the issue of consent in relationships in this studio debate.

Latest TV presenter, Kate Bowie, caught up with Wayne Stone, Trading manager at local Charity 'The Sussex Beacon', about their exhibition on the history of Pride in Brighton.

Latest TV Presenter, Kate Bowie, speaks to the people behind Brighton Toy and Model Museum in the centre of the City and hears about their and work and some regeneration plans.

Latest TV Presenter, Kate Bowie, looks at the hospitality industry after Covid-19 in this Special Report.

Latest TV Presenter, Kate Bowie, speaks to one of the people behind plans for the potential return of the Brighton Bears basketball team to the city of Brighton and Hove. Will there be a new basketball arena at Black Rock by Brighton Marina? Kate speaks to Ricky Perrin to find out more.

Millie Dobres from Latest TV talks to Brendan Walker, the founder of Studio Gogo and creator of the new VR ride experience on Brighton Palace Pier's famous twister ride, and Latest TV's Kate Bowie gives her verdict on the experience: "Amazing!!"

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Latest TV Presenter, Kate Bowie, speaks to the person behind Fora Sports Trading in this Exclusive Interview. Andreas Lange was the person behind the camera.

Latest TV Presenter, Yael Breuer, speaks to Kate Bowie, about all things Love Island whilst taking coffee on Brighton Beach!

Latest TV Presenter, Kate Bowie, speaks to residents and shoppers along St James's Street to ask them the question; should pedestrianisation of the Street happen in the future? Kate finds out.

I’ve only been alive for twenty of the fifty years that have passed since Joni Mitchell released her critically acclaimed album Blue. Some might say that’s too few to appreciate her lyrics of trauma, love and loss. I would disagree.

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The prevalence of social media amongst the youth is nothing new. As of last year, almost 80% of young British people have a YouTube, WhatsApp, Instagram, or Facebook account. As we enter the second year of a pandemic that has all but killed off in-person socialising, the influence of networking apps is more staggering than ever.
As young people’s lives are increasingly entangled with social media, online companies are progressively prioritising the buying power of their us...

The 4 books I wish I'd read before I embarked on my degree.

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Reopening on the 4th of August at Bristol’s Spike Island, and available through virtual tour until then, Grenada-born Denzil Forrester’s ‘Itchin’ & Scratchin’ is a kaleidoscopic sensory overload.