‘Final Fantasy VII Remake’ and ‘Maquette’ come to PS Plus in March

Japanese writer-director Ryusuke Hamaguchi won wide acclaim and festival prizes with his 2015 breakthrough feature, the bittersweet ensemble drama Happy Hour. But the nuanced, novelistic eye behind that delicately observed five-hour epic seemed to desert Hamaguchi on his 2018 anti-romance Asako I & II, which premiered to lukewarm reviews in Cannes.

A grieving son whose dying mum was only given a video consultation over iPad despite her care home being next to a GP surgery has said more could have been done to save her.

Defending the duchess. Former Suits executive producer Jon Cowan spoke out amid claims Meghan Markle bullied her former palace aides.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentSpanish director and screenwriter Rodrigo Sorogoyen, fresh off large acclaim, prizes and recording-breaking viewership on Movistar Plus for “Riot Police,” is preparing a follow-up series for the Telefonica Spanish pay TV/SVOD service in Spain, which will deliver Sorogoyen’s personal take on the Spanish Civil War.The untitled series will be co-written by Isabel Peña and Eduardo Villanueva, Sorogoyen’s regular co-scribes. It will go into production in 2022.The move is a natural one.

The Prodigy have marked the second anniversary of Keith Flint’s death with an emotional tribute to the late frontman on social media.Flint passed away on March 4, 2019 after taking his own life at the age of 49.Posting on Twitter this morning (March 4) the band marked two years since Flint’s death with an emotional tribute, which was personally signed by his former bandmates Liam Howlett and Maxim.“It’s been 2 years.

RITA Ora will not appear alongside her Masked Singer co-stars when the show returns as The Masked Dancer. The 30-year-old will be replaced on the judging panel by Strictly Come Dancing's Oti Mabuse.

Forget the ghouls of Halloween, when it comes to dressing up the most creative outfits always emerge on World Books Day.

Netflix is going to give you plenty of reasons to stay on your sofa in March. It’s an extremely busy month for the streaming service thanks to the arrival of new original titles and a huge amount of licenced content.

A furloughed bar worker said his legs "went jelly" when he realised his £2 scratchcard had won him and his student nurse wife £100,000 on the National Lottery.

Strictly Come Dancing couple Gemma Atkinson and Gorka Marquez moved into their "dream home" in September, after months of frustrating delays amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Metallica have marked the 35th anniversary of their seminal album ‘Master of Puppets’ with a furious performance of ‘Battery’ on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.Delivering the stand-out track from the thrash masterpiece, their performance was given a brief introduction which saw Colbert riffing on the album’s lasting legacy.“Their album ‘Master of Puppets’ was released 35 years ago today, and had such an impact that it was added to the National Recording Registry at the Library of Congress,” Colbert remarked.Metallica’s latest appearance on Colbert’s show comes a month after they appeared on a Super Bowl special of the show to perform ‘Enter Sandman’.The band are only making “glacial” progress on their new album, according to drummer

Lyndon Dykes to stay off social media as his barren run in front of goal continues.Dykes made the switch from Livingston to London in the summer and was a key component of Steve Clarke's side that banished Scotland's tournament demons to make Euro 2020.But he stretched his scoreless streak in a QPR shirt to 18 matches when he fluffed a brilliant opportunity to score in a 3-1 defeat to Barnsley.His last goal for Warburton's side came on November 27 - and that strike against Brentford was also the only goal he's scored for his club this season that didn't come from the penalty spot.And Warburton insists Dykes should take care on online platforms to avoid damaging his own confidence as the former Rangers boss still gave him a vote of

Ashley Cain has admitted to fans that there are 'very few options' to help his baby daughter Azaylia after her leukaemia returned. The Ex On The Beach star, 30, shared an Instagram post on Wednesday, saying he and partner Safiyya Vorajee's next course of action was to reduce her cyclosporine medication in the hope it will prompt Azaylia's stem cells to fight her cancer.

DON'T MISS...A Place In The Sun announces new host Lee from music industry [INSIGHT]Zoe Ball inundated with support over loss of Radio 1 co-star [TRIBUTE]Jeremy Clarkson shares update on new farming show: ‘Luckiest break' [UPDATE]It also features a power station, several bridges and a rush hour traffic scene.In 2019, he appeared on the cover of Railway Modeller magazine and unveiled his epic set-up.Up until this point, the railway was in place at his Beverly Hills home.The rock star was presented with a model wagon gift by the publication’s editor Steven Flint.“A lot of people laugh but it’s a wonderful hobby,” he has previously said.His hobby began when he was a small boy living in London.He would watch the trains from the window of his

China to stop using Covid-19 anal swabs for all foreign arrivals in airports, claiming the invasive tests are "humiliating".The procedure involves an eye-wateringly long cotton swab of 5cm up the rectum, which the Chinese government claims to be more precise than the PCR (polymerase chain reaction) tests carried out using the nose and throat.As part of the new travel requirement, there will be testing hubs in Beijing and Shanghai airports, the Times reports.Some Chinese cities have used anal samples to detect potential coronavirus infections during a recent spate of regional outbreaks.Li Tongzeng, a respiratory disease doctor, told state media that Covid traces stay detectable for longer in the rectum than they do in the nose or

the fish truck with a For Sale notice in the window and within 30 minutes it had gone to a good home. An old friend of mine bought it.

Mark Wright has admitted it is "tough" helping his best friend James Argent to lose weight in preparation for his life saving surgery. James, 33, revealed in January that he has hit 27 stone and will be undergoing gastric surgery in a final bid to curb his eating disorder.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Wednesday extended Germany’s current lockdown to March 28, while also unveiling plans to relax certain Covid restrictions. Under a five-step process, cinemas may be able to reopen beginning March 22 at the earliest (this would be part of Stage 4). All will depend on the infection rate, and Stage 4 will only be reached 14 days after Stage 3 has been attained and the seven-day incident rate in any region is below 50 per 100,000 inhabitants. An emergency brake system will return regions to current lockdown levels if there are three consecutive days with an incidence rate above 100 per 100,000 people per week, local media reports.

direct to your inboxWales' health minister has cast doubt over the prospect of music festivals or sporting events with large crowds taking place in the country this summer.Boris Johnson's roadmap, which was unveiled last week, gives hope that all limits on large events and performances can be lifted on June 21, at the earliest.Before that, on May 17 at the earliest, The Prime Minister said that outdoors, a capacity of 4,000 people, or half full, will be allowed for performances and sporting events.He also said that at large stadiums, up to 10,000 people will be able to attend - or a quarter full.But Wale's health minister Vaughan Gething has said that scientific and medical advice did not suggest it would be possible.He also described Mr

Meghan Markle showed “calm authority” as she claimed the Royal Family “perpetuated falsehoods” in an explosive teaser for her upcoming interview with Oprah Winfrey, a body language expert has claimed.The Duchess of Sussex and husband Prince Harry will speak to the US talkshow legend in a no-holds-barred interview for CBS on Sunday night (March 7).A new trailer released hours ago for the eagerly-anticipated programme shows the former Suits actress blasting the Firm and saying she has no fear speaking out as she has “lost a lot” already.And, according to body language expert Judi James, Meghan hinted she will be going into detail about what she “lost” in the full interview.Speaking to the Daily Star, Judi said: “When she talks about the risk

Oldham -based Failsworth Street Patrol they risk 'straying into vigilantism' and could be putting themselves and others 'at risk'. But the group, which describes itself as a 'community driven service' which aims to 'deter crime', has vowed to continue 'as long as we have the residents on our side'.