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Christopher Vourlias The European Film Market (EFM) is hosting a day-long event on diversity, equity and inclusion on Feb. 16, bringing together a host of industry stakeholders in an effort to set the agenda for better representation — both on and off screen — in Europe’s film and television industries. The Equity and Inclusion Pathways Seminar will bring together roughly 100 industry professionals from 21 countries, representing both their respective media industries as well as regional and pan-European organizations and advocacy groups working toward greater diversity and inclusion. By bringing European decision-makers and advocacy bodies together at the same table, the organizers hope to introduce “sustainable, lasting change” to Europe’s screen industries by “bring[ing] about better policy-making, measures and initiatives regarding inclusion, equity and accessibility,” according to Faysal Omer, head of EFM Producers.

The SPFL have reacted to plans to revive the previously doomed European Super League.

The European Clubs Association have slammed new plans for a breakaway Super League as an "alternative reality" - saying the same proposals were already rejected by stakeholders in 2019.

A fan of money-saving guru Martin Lewis has told of how she cut her mobile phone bill by £575 by sending off just two texts.

Perth Harbour - which has been operating at a loss - looks set to close as a commercial port.

The UK Government has been called on to impose a fresh windfall tax on energy giants after Shell recorded the largest profit in its 115-year history.

SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn labelled Brexit as a "sinking ship" during Prime Minister's Questions on Wednesday.

The SNP and Scottish Labour have criticised the Conservatives after the International Money Fund (IMF) warned that the UK's economy will shrink in 2023.

The SNP and the Scottish Greens have branded Brexit an "unmitigated disaster" for Scotland as the country today marks the third anniversary of leaving the European Union.

Holidaymakers who plan to travel abroad should make sure that all vital documents are on-hand and ready to go.

A group of Kirkcudbright residents brought in the New Year in unusual style – by illuminating the old court house building.

Holidays are enjoyable for many reasons, but one problem many international flyers run into is using too much mobile data.

UK tourists are at risk of ruining their future holidays if they are not up to date on new travel rules.

Large parts of Irvine are tonight in darkness after a major power cut hit the town.

Alister Jack has insisted that Scots "have no desire" to be part of the EU despite an overwhelming majority voting to Remain in 2016.

Oil giant Shell is set to pay tax in the Uk for the first time in six years.

EXCLUSIVE: Concourse Media has acquired worldwide sales rights to In the Eye of the Storm, a six-part documentary series about lightning rod economist, whistleblower and politician Yanis Varoufakis, who famously resigned from his post as Greece’s minister of finance in 2015.

Rishi Sunak is set to scrap the privatisation of Channel 4 in a yet another Tory U-turn. Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson had planned to sell-off the station after 40 years of public ownership.

Now that the Christmas and New Year celebrations are over for another year, it's almost time to start thinking about booking a holiday or two.

A North Lanarkshire wholesaler that specialises in high-quality meat claims it abandoned exports to the European Union following Brexit as it was left with no option.

Thousands of global Twitter users have reported the website going down in the past few hours with Elon Musk blaming “significant backend server architecture changes” that should make the platform “feel faster.”