Fuming Tipping Point fans slam 'unjust' ITV show as 'cleverest' player gets eliminated

Holly Jones Spain’s Bendita Films (“The Clash”) has scooped international sales rights to twisted and suspenseful production “The Uncle” (“Stric”) ahead of its market screening at the Toronto Festival. “We’re thrilled to represent the brilliant debut feature from David Kapac and Andrija Mardešić, a captivating, oppressive thriller with humorous notes that will surely surprise international audiences with its unsettling atmosphere and inventive narrative structure,” stated Luis Renart, CEO-sales & acquisitions at Bendita Films. Written and directed in tandem by Kapac and Mardešić, the project garnered a special jury mention in July at the Proxima strand which has replaced East of the West at the Karlovy Vary Festival. It marks the first feature effort for the Croatian duo who’ve previously paired to create several festival-showcased short films, including post-war noir comedy “Iris.”

Anna Marie de la Fuente Barcelona-based Film Factory Entertainment has picked up world sales rights to “El Otro Hijo,” the feature debut of Colombia’s Juan Sebastián Quebrada. The Evidencia Films production adds to the growing list of Colombian pickups by Film Factory, including last year’s sweeping Premios Platino winner, “Memories of My Father” (“El Olvido que Seremos”) by Fernando Trueba. and Laura Mora’s “Kings of the World,”which competes at the upcoming San Sebastian Film Festival and is part of Toronto’s Industry Select section. “Film Factory is excited to be on board; Colombian cinema is very strong and we are eager to discover new talents from the country. We believe we found one in Juan Sebastián Quebrada,” Film Factory’s Vicente Canales told Variety.

Forty years ago, Kevin Patterson and Eddie Jordan were tucked away in a Perth bedroom trying to fathom out how the most basic of kit was going to record their new song.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will not leave the UK until the Queen's funeral has taken place, it has been claimed.

Forthright Jim Goodwin admits Aberdeen are already facing a transfer fight to hold onto free-scoring striker Bojan Miovski.

King Charles will be proclaimed sovereign in a historic ceremony today (September 10) following the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

People of all ages are invited to ditch the car and get active as Beat the Street kicks off in East Kilbride next week.

Kurt Cobain's death shocked the world in April 1994.The Nirvana frontman was found dead in his Seattle home and died of a single gunshot wound at the age of 27.While Kurt's death was officially ruled a suicide following the discovery of a suicide letter, alternative theories emerged soon after his passing.READ MORE:Kurt Cobain 'spotted alive' as bizarre clips emerge on Nirvana singer's birthdayIn May last year, a 10-page FBI file on Kurt was made public and revealed the law enforcement agency had received two letters from redacted sources asking them to re-investigate a potential murder.So, what is the truth about Kurt's untimely demise?Speculation that Kurt was murdered emerged soon after he died, with concern for the singer beginning while he was still alive.Following his sudden disappearance from the Exodus Recovery Center in California, Kurt's wife Courtney Love instructed private investigator Tom Grant to locate him.

King Charles III has granted the whole of the United Kingdom a bank holiday on the day of the Queen's funeral. Penny Mourdant, the newly appointed Lord President of the Council of the United Kingdom, led the solemn proceedings and made made statements for the monarch to approve.Historically the Privy Council would be summoned to the Accession Council to oversee the proclamation of the new monarch, but this year restrictions were be put in place with just 200 summoned.

READ MORE: 'I had breast reduction surgery but my boobs have grown back 10 times BIGGER'Dee Connors, president of the Greater Houston Rowing Club, said that it all started when an elderly rower accidentally hit a nearby gator with an oar. It seemed the alligator wanted revenge, as Dee told KHOU: "On the second day, the alligator chomped the end of his boat and his boat started sinking, but he made it to shore."She went on to add details of a second attack as she said: "Another one of the rowers was just rowing out behind me and another one of the alligators chomped the end of his boat, he didn’t get it as hard as the first one so he was able to row it to shore."Dee explained that the attacks are rare.

READ MORE: Charles appears tearful as he expresses love for Harry and Meghan in tribute to 'darling mama' Viewers took to Twitter to share their reactions to discovering something new about the 40-year-old. "Prince William is left handed.

tennis star Nicolas Moreno De Alboran was disqualified from an ATP Tour event this week after trying to 'remove sand from their underwear' because it was causing a painful rash. Alboran, the current world number 311, took an unauthorised break from his round of 32 clash against Federico Delbonis at the Sevilla Challenger tournament on Tuesday (September 6).Having lost the opening set 7-5 and winning the second 7-6, the 25-year-old tried to take a quick shower but was spotted by Delbonis who informed the officials. READ MORE: World's richest athlete necks a beer after US Open loss to help 'ease the defeat' Alboran then posted a statement on Instagram, it said: "During the second set, I fell over 3/4 times.

K.J. Yossman Charles III has officially been proclaimed the King of England during a meeting of the Accession Council in London on Saturday morning. It is the first time in history the ceremony has ever been televised. U.K. networks including BBC, ITV and Sky broadcast the ceremony live at 10AM local time as did U.S. networks including NBC, where Savannah Guthrie was anchoring for an early morning special of the “Today Show.” Broadcasting the Accession Council ceremony is significant and, according to historian Vernon Bogdnaor “a sign of the times that the monarchy has to adapt to a more open and less deferential society,” as he told BBC News.

ITV has updated and confirmed its schedule for Saturday night following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

Nokia's relentless resurgence back to notoriety continues, and the firm that once monstered the mobile phone industry has now turned its hands to tablets.

The environmentalist and broadcaster, first knighted by the Queen in 1985, said he would remember Her Majesty as someone who had an "extraordinary ability to put you at your ease".Sir David, 96, said: "If there was a technical hitch she wanted to know what it was, and if it had a funny side, she was quick to see the joke. Yet not for one second could you forget that you were in the presence of someone who had willingly accepted enormous responsibility and dedicated her life to serving the nation - that you were, in short, in the presence of royalty.The whole nation is bereaved."Sir David and the Queen had known each other for many years.

the Queen had died on Thursday, like many, Sarah Beeny rushed to social media to pay tribute to the late monarch.The 96-year-old passed surrounded by her loved ones at Balmoral after being under medical supervision.Taking to Twitter, the presenter wrote: "RIP HRH Queen Elizabeth II thank you for your decades of dedication - personally I have every confidence our monarchy is very safe hands - God Save the King x."Many of Sarah's 152,000 followers joined her in remembering the late monarch, however one offended by the use of HRH.Twitter user Myro replied, writing: "IGNORANT FOOLS, she's HM not HRH, HRH is for lesser royals.Such an insult."This morning, Sarah, 50, replied: "Umm I now realise this!! Sadly you can’t edit Twitter or I’d fix it!Clint Eastwood's on-set affair that almost ended in real-life duel"Sentiment still the same though about both HM and HM and every day is a learning day! Xxx."Many of Sarah's fans flocked to her post to defend her.Pauline Flint commented: "Ignore it! Hope you're feeling well today xx best wishes to you xxx."Lynn Turley added: "In sure there could have been a kinder way of pointing that out, it lessens the point."(sic)Tracey Greene wrote: "Exactly! Sentiment still the same!"Charlotte Sanders typed: "Jeez. What sort of person would go out of their way to point that out.

LeAnn Rimes found Eddie Cibrian's good looks "almost intimidating" when they fist met. The 40-year-old pop star met her now-husband in 2009 when they worked on movie ‘Northern Lights’ together and she recalled how many of her pals were envious when they found out they would be working together. She said: “I remember when I found out I was doing this film with Eddie, all of my gay friends were like, ‘Oh my God, he’s so hot.

King Charles III has officially been proclaimed as Monarch at the Accession Council in the state apartments of London's St James’s Palace. Charles automatically became King on the death of his mother, but the Accession Council confirmed his role on Saturday morning.

Tipping Point fans were not amused by an "unfunny" question that was dropped into play during the celebrity special on Sunday (August 14). On the Lucky Stars spin-off programme, host Ben Shephard was joined by Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli, former Coronation street star Catherine Tyldesley and This Morning's Dr Zoe Williams.

Tipping Point fans were left frustrated after one player's hair blunder took their focus off the game at hand.Host Ben Shephard welcomed four new hopefuls onto the show and the opponents quickly got to work answering his general knowledge quiz.However, when one contestant introduced herself, fans couldn't help but notice that her fringe was falling into her eye, and took to Twitter to comment - with plenty offering to fix the problem for her so she could better concentrate on the game.One wrote: "I want to move Melinda's fringe out of her eye."Another tweeted out: "Can someone get Melinda a clip for her hair?"A complimentary viewer added on: "Well I think Melinda's hair looks lovely! Wish I had curls like that." Melinda told the camera that she was a carer and looked excited to be on the show.She wore a blue top, a flattering green shirt with a chain motif and had styled her blonde hair in a curly updo.Her icy blonde hair framed her face in ringlets as her fringe swooped over her eye, the rest of her hair pulled up into a ponytail.Melinda trailed throughout the quiz and eventually made it to her final question, where Ben told her that she "had to answer" her two questions correctly or she "wouldn't make it through".Unfortunately, with a prize pot of just £150, Melinda was eliminated from the show and had to watch her opponent release his four tokens.Tipping Point host Ben Shephard also presents Good Morning Britain, ITV's early morning news programme.Shephard has recently come under fire for an "unprofessional" habit he adopted whilst addressing members of the parliament.Ben was heard calling Tory MP's by their first names whilst Labour representatives were branded by their last, which seemed to rub some viewers up the