Damning Windrush report finds Home Office guilty of 'institutional ignorance'

Christopher Vourlias At a time when he was both his country’s most celebrated novelist and a journalist struggling to make ends meet, “Zorba the Greek” author Nikos Kazantzakis set sail for Japan on a formative journey that would shape the latter half of his career – and ultimately lead to his untimely death.Based on the written account of his travels in the Far East, “Last Voyage,” by journalist and documentary filmmaker Aris Chatzistefanou, examines that journey while using it as a framework to explore how the period between the two World Wars shaped what would come to be known as the “Japanese Miracle.” Produced by Kyriakos Chatzistefanou for Moviementa Productions, the film premieres this week at the Thessaloniki Documentary Festival. Greece’s greatest modern writer occupies a singular place in the country’s literary canon.

Malina Saval Associate Editor, FeaturesAfter another politically and socially turbulent year, the Writers Guild of America is ready to celebrate the best that its members have to offer, while reflecting on the ever-changing social and entertainment landscape.The WGA’s annual awards event, a joint venture between WGAW and WGAWE, will be held on Sunday, March 20th, and similar to last year, will be handled as a virtual event. With COVID still firmly lingering in the space of the populace, the guild’s priorities have naturally shifted in ways that couldn’t have been anticipated, while still staying true to its collective core values.This year’s WGA film award nominees represent a roster of high-caliber talent.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentFollowing “Gomorrah” and “The Young Pope,” Sky continues to bring to the screen fresh edgy TV series with “The King,” which is Italy’s first prison drama but transcends genre tropes to recount the country’s complex way of contending with evil forces, including terrorism.The dark skein, currently playing in Italy on Comcast-owned Sky’s pay-TV service –– and premiering internationally in competition at Series Mania –– is the brainchild of Italian A-list actor Luca Zingaretti, best known as the titular character in Italy’s widely exported “Inspector Montalbano” series.After playing a a simpatico Mafia-fighting Sicilian sleuth in “Montalbano,” Zingaretti “wanted to do a show set in an Italian maximum security penitentiary and play a character who was the head of this jail,” says “The King” producer Lorenzo Mieli. Zingaretti’s character, named Bruno Testori, is the “supreme ruler” of the San Michele penitentiary, which is packed with hard core criminals of various types and located on an unspecified Italian border zone that is not subjected to Italian law.“Being the custodian of these evil people, he has to negotiate with evil,” says Mieli.

Express.co.uk about how it can sometimes be "too much" working with Melvin all the time.Rickie, Melvin and Charlie Hedges presented on Kiss FM's breakfast show for over ten years.The trio then made a move to Radio 1, taking over Charlie Sloth's late evening show.Rickie and Melvin have also worked together on MTV, BBC Three, Channel 4 and even presented MTV One's coverage of the BRIT Awards in 2010.Speaking to Express.co.uk, he said: "Me and Mel are more like family than friends, we’ve known each other for so long."We met at university when we were 19, we’ve lived together, went to lectures together and seminars and even holidays."Our mums know each other and spend Christmas together normally when times are normal and birthdays. We’re like cousins or brothers."He continued: "So anytime we get to not work together, we always jump at the opportunity because we’re together all the time, pretty much every single day.

The Queen plans to spend “much more” time at her favourite Highlands cottage at Balmoral, as she marks 70 years on the throne. Craigowan Lodge on the Balmoral estate is said to be one of the monarch’s favourite homes, with the 95 year old usually spending time at the cottage twice a year - every April and for two weeks in summer.

Cha Cha Real Smooth at the Paramount Theater in Austin, Texas on March 18, 2022.And here's another look at the corset, which shows off the boning: Dakota Johnson poses with her Cha Cha Real Smooth costar/director Cooper Raiff.Johnson is a big fan of the see-through aesthetic and a good pantsuit—as you can see from this roundup of her —but this may be the first time she's combined the two. However, it's not the first time the star has worn a sheer corset on a red carpet.

Hafthor Bjornsson’s radical change in diet saw him go from eating 10,000 calories a day to 4,000 ahead of his boxing clash with Eddie Hall.The Icelandic Game of Thrones actor, 33, faces rival strongman Hall tonight (Saturday) in a highly anticipated bout. After months of trash-talking, the pair finally go head-to-head in Dubai in what has been described as the heaviest boxing match in history.Former world’s strongest man Bjornsson previously consumed a whopping calorie intake of between 8,000 and 10,000-per day.

Kim Kardashian's SKIMS brand launched its first-ever swim collection on Friday.And on Saturday, Kim proved to be the perfect model as her solutionwear brand's official Instagram account shared two new images of the mogul, 41, rocking the latest designs.The mother-of-four showed off her killer curves in the up-close snaps as she sported the Swim Tank Bikini Top and Swim Cheeky Tanga Bottoms in almond. Best in the biz: Kim proved to be the perfect model as her solutionwear brand's official Instagram account shared two new images of the mogul, 41, rocking the latest designs The sultry photos were fittingly snapped on the beach as Kim soaked up the sun while prancing along the shoreline before dipping her toes in the water.The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star rocked damp waist-length hair that she let flow down her back.

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Scots presenter Lorraine Kelly grilled Home Secretary Priti Patel in a brutal interview on Good Morning Britain today.

Wendy Williams is known for saying plenty of controversial things and her latest comment is not nice at all.

Are we even surprised by this??

Wendy Williams is never one to bite her tongue.The successful chat show host has given a new interview to CNN where she talks about why she was reluctant to film The Wendy Williams Show from her apartment in New York City when the coronavirus pandemic forced everyone out of the studio.The interview explains that the 55-year-old didn't want to go ahead with the at-home version of the show at first, as she considers her space at home sacred, but also because she didn't like the idea of seeing other TV personalities "looking disgusting" she laughed, adding: "I'm just saying." Glam squad: Wendy Williams (pictured in December last year) has revealed that she was against filming her hit talk show from her apartment in NYC amid coronavirusA slew

Wendy Williams is throwing shade at her fellow talk show hosts who are working from home amid the coronavirus pandemic.

How you doin’ in quarantine? Well, apparently not great if Wendy Williams has anything to say about it.

Wendy Williams is getting used to life in quarantine.

Home Secretary Priti Patel is facing legal action over allegations of bullying and unfair dismissal.

Home Secretary Priti Patel has been accused of dodging scrutiny after the top Tory vanished from the public eye despite the coronavirus pandemic.

Domestic abuse victims who are isolated with their abusers during the coronavirus lockdown will not be forgotten, Home Secretary Priti Patel has said.

Wendy Williams is connecting with her co-hosts (aka her Wendy Show watchers) through Youtube amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The outspoken host, 55, kicked off a new talk show series, “Wendy @ Home” on Monday night, after teasing it on her Instagram in the days leading up to it. Wendy @ Home follows a similar, more casual show-run (if that’s possible) while the host is in quarantine in her New York City apartment.

Wendy Williams has criticised Ashley Graham for posting a snap of herself changing her baby’s diaper in an office store.