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Joe Leydon Film CriticBradley Jackson’s “Facing Ryan” tells the story of an agreeable fellow from small-town Texas who married his high school sweetheart, followed his dream of playing major league baseball, pitched for four MLB teams over a 27-year career while operating a cattle ranch during off-season, set records for no-hitters and strikeouts that remain unbroken to this day, held high-profile executive positions with two of his former teams more than a decade after his retirement from the game, and currently resides on the ranch where he and his wife, the loving and supportive life partner he wed back in 1967, are frequently surrounded by their children and grandchildren.If you were to present this scenario at a pitch meeting, you’d likely be shot down for failing to hype your narrative with suspenseful setbacks, intense conflict and a slew of obstacles for your protagonist to overcome. And if you somehow managed to get your film made anyway, critics would almost surely complain about the many and varied ways credibility was stretched to the breaking point while the hero accomplished one extraordinary feat after another.

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BBC Breakfast presenter Sally Nugent's interview came to a halt on Tuesday morning after she was forced to ask her colleague if he was "safe" to report from war-torn Ukraine.Kyiv Correspondent James Waterhouse was providing viewers with an update on the current humanitarian crisis in Ukraine following the Russian invasion.Appearing via video link, James continued to describe the horrifying details of what has been taking place in Ukraine's capital overnight.But as the reporter spoke, loud sirens could be heard in the background, leaving Sally concerned for his welfare.Speaking from the studio in Manchester, Sally said: "James before I ask you the next question, are you okay to stay."Obviously, there are sirens going off, are you safe to stay."Nodding along, James confirmed that he was.Seeing the tension on screen, one viewer penned: "Waterhouse is doing such a good job in Kyiv, I hope he is being paid well!!"You can tell he's anxious by the way he plays with his ring as he talks #BBCnews #BBCBreakfast #Ukraine #UkraineRussianWar," the social media user added.Speaking openly about the recent attack in Mostyts’kyymasyv, north-west Kyiv, Sally asked James whether it was a pattern. James said: "We talk about cities falling under seige where Russian troops are in the face of this Ukarainan agression are pulling back surrounding cities, cutting off supplies and trying to bombard them into submission.

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Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefThe shares of China’s largest entertainment and tech companies plunged for a second day on Tuesday as Russia’s war in Ukraine, regulatory warnings and China’s slowing economy all combined to signal tougher times ahead.Alibaba shares crashed 11.7% to reach an all-time low of HK$71.2 in Hong Kong, where they have a secondary listing. Tencent shares plunged by 10.2% to HK$298, their lowest in several years. Both companies have in the past held the title of China’s largest enterprise and are major components of the Hang Seng Index of leading equities.The Hang Seng Index fell by more than 1,000 points and by nearly 6% on Tuesday to close at 18,415.

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Loose Women star Linda Robson broke down in tears as she joined her colleagues on the latest instalment of the show.The comical actress was left crying after her co-stars helped her celebrate her birthday on Monday (March 14) for the only airing of the popular ITV daytime offering this week.Joined in the studio by host Ruth Langsford and fellow panellists Nadia Sawalha and Carol McGiffin Linda, 64, was left overwhelmed by the sweet gestures she was gifted to mark her special day.Receiving flowers from her co-stars, Linda welled up as a pre-recorded message was played out to wish her many happy returns from her grandchildren.Visibly emotional, Linda explained she was overcome because it would be a while before she would see her granddaughter, Lila, again.She explained: "She's just gone on a school journey today so I won't see her for a week."It's not the first time the Birds Of A Feather star has lost her composure while appearing on the live programme.Last year she began sobbing when she spoke to the rest of the panel about the awful moment she realised she had forgotten to collect her grandchildren from school.She said: "In my head, I was picking them up at 3:45.

Susanna Reid grilled former health secretary Matt Hancock on Good Morning Britain as he prepares to welcome Ukrainian refugees into his family home.On Tuesday (March 15), the brunette broadcaster, 51, and her co-host Richard Madeley welcomed the disgraced MP onto the show to discuss the new rehoming scheme for Ukrainians fleeing the country. As the trio discussed the new Homes for Ukraine programme – which has seen more than 45,000 Britons offer up their homes – the broadcaster couldn’t help but ask how many people he will be accepting into his family home.

ITV drama landed on Monday night, but it seems it hasn't quite grasped the attention of viewers just yet.Before the first episode had wrapped, frustrated viewers were already complaining about the new TV series and demanding that it be ripped off air.The drama, which is based on a book by Graham Norton and has since been adapted by Kathy Burke, sparked a lot of conversation once it aired, but not quite in a positive way.From claims that the show hasn't done the book justice or swipes that the characters cast are "unlikeable", many people had a lot to say about the new drama.The series is set in Ireland and is planned to be a weekly drama based around the discovery of a body in a small community.The cast includes the likes of Conleth Hill, Charlene McKenna and Helen Behan, to name a few.Three more episodes will be coming out following the initial pilot, but fans aren't quite convinced that they'll keep watching, with some switching off mere minutes into the new series.Taking to Twitter to share their thoughts on the show, one person wrote: "Ok so Holding is a bit too odd and I won't be watching it again. Sometimes, you can try too hard."Another said: "What is this dreadful drama - sounded good from the announcer before it started but it's dire and full of very unlikeable characters."A third person wrote: "Dear ITV...

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Lionel Messi shirts - every time he plays.The legacy of the seven-time Ballon d'Or winning forward already transcends sport despite him still being active - and his impact in South America is unrivalled.The influence of the 34-year-old, who hasn't yet been at his best since swapping Barcelona for PSG, has now been explained by Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez.Martinez has revealed how their international kit man has his work cut out for him each time Messi makes an international squad - as he approaches 160 caps. Martinez told Amazon Prime Video: "One day I asked how many Messi shirts they have to make per game and they told me that between 200 and 300 for all the people who ask for them.

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East 17’s Brian Harvey has livestreamed the moment police came to his house to arrest him on his YouTube page.The pop star filmed the officers as they came to take him for questioning about “malicious communications”. Harvey has not publicly commented on the allegations.In the livestream, which went on for hours, the star told viewers: “They’re here again everyone, they’re here again.”As he filmed the officers, he continued to say: “Are you seeing this, people? I need your protection, people.

Brian Harvey has live-streamed himself getting arrested by six police officers outside his home.

supports HTML5 videoBrian Harvey live-streamed the moment he was arrested at his London home.The East 17 star shared a recording on YouTube earlier today, showing six police officers knocking on his door.In the footage, which ran for more than two hours, the 46-year-old filmed the officers as they discussed allegations made against him.‘They’re here again everyone, they’re here again,’ he repeated as he started recording.Refusing to let them enter his property, the Stay Another Day singer addressed viewers, stating: ‘Are you seeing this, people? I need your protection, people. ‘Look what’s happening to me.

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