tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:23313896 Why Chinese flock to a Brighton chippy The seafood restaurant in Brighton, England, which has suddenly attracted a steady stream of pilgrims from China. 2013-07-15T09:04:11Z 2013-07-31T23:01:47Z en News 23313896 99113 true tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:advert:mediaAsset:23313896 tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:ident:news:video:640x360 tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:mediaAsset:23313896 tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:23008624 Would you use a 'glove phone'? Designer Sean Miles explains how he tackled the challenge of creating 'glove phones', using recycled mobile handsets. tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:22936726 'There's a Tardis in my living room' BBC News talks to a member of the secretive Tardis-building community, a large network of international Doctor Who fans. tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:23328736 Would you wear 'pneumatic trousers'? BBC News tries out a pair of air-powered trousers, created by design students in London. tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:23435085 Can electric cars be works of art? BBC News visits an art dealer turned car maker, who sees a future of bespoke cars that are a work of art. tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:19055707 Today's kids try the Commodore 64 BBC News has conducted an experiment to see what pupils of today make of the Commodore 64 home computer, as it celebrates its 30th anniversary.