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Manori Ravindran International EditorWarner Bros. Discovery has set out its EMEA leadership team under Priya Dogra, in her new role as president and managing director for the region.“My focus has been to build a senior team that harnesses and balances the experience, perspective and talent from across the Discovery and WarnerMedia businesses,” said Dogra.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentGlobal arthouse movie streamer, producer and distributor MUBI has acquired all Turkish rights to Iranian director Saeed Roustaee’s timely Cannes title “Leila’s Brothers.”A female empowerment drama set against the backdrop of a family crushed by debts linked to international economic sanctions, “Leila’s Brothers” won the International Federation of Film Critics (Fipresci) prize for best film in Cannes’ main competition.  The film, which is Roustaee’s third feature, follows from his tense actioner “Just 6.5,” about a cop trying to pin down a drug lord.

Tiffany Watson was the picture of elegance as she posted a slew of snaps to Instagram on Monday from her Turkey honeymoon.The Made In Chelsea star, 28, who married her husband Cameron McGeehan last month, exhibited her enviable figure in a shimmering white dress.Elevating her height with white heels, she accessorised with a coordinating clutch and wore her damp blonde tresses in a middle parting. Out of this world:Tiffany Watson was the picture of elegance as she posted a slew of snaps to Instagram on Monday from her Turkey honeymoonPosing with the professional footballer, he kept things casual in an unbuttoned black shirt and white shorts as he went barefoot for a beaming shot.

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APPOINTMENTSThe O2 in London has hired Robbie Balfour as Marketing Director. “It’s a big year for The O2 as we celebrate fifteen years of the venue, and we’re THRILLED to welcome Robbie to the team to help drive our iconic brand forward into the next phase”, says General Manager Steve Sayer.Apple Music has hired Juan Paz as Global Head Of Latin Music Business.

Tiffany Watson was the picture of elegance as she posted a slew of snaps to Instagram on Monday from her Turkey honeymoon.The Made In Chelsea star, 28, who married her husband Cameron McGeehan last month, exhibited her enviable figure in a shimmering white dress.Elevating her height with white heels, she accessorised with a coordinating clutch and wore her damp blonde tresses in a middle parting. Out of this world:Tiffany Watson was the picture of elegance as she posted a slew of snaps to Instagram on Monday from her Turkey honeymoonPosing with the professional footballer, he kept things casual in an unbuttoned black shirt and white shorts as he went barefoot for a beaming shot.

System Of A Down singer Serj Tankian has shared a new solo song that serves as a resistance piece to the “slick theft” he claims he’s seen in Armenia’s political elections.The track, which is sung entirely in the Armenian language, was written in 2017 but was completed this year. It features Armenian singer Sevak Amroyan and comes with a Hrag Yedalian-directed music video, which you can watch below.The song’s title ‘Amber’ is pronounced “ahm-be’r” and translates to “clouds” in Armenian.Tankian, who is American-Armenian, said: “‘Amber’ was written in 2017 after I visited Armenia along with my friends Atom & Arsinee Egoyan and Eric Nazarian as members of the coalition ‘Justice for Armenia’ to serve as election monitors for the Parliamentary elections.“I was so distraught by the slick theft of the elections before ever reaching the ballot box that I wrote this song as a response.”He continued: “The lyrics however seem to be more poignant today when Armenians are divided politically and socially following the devastating attack on Nagorno-Karabagh and Armenia by Azerbaijan and Turkey in 2020 and the continuous fallout over negotiations with those two dictatorial regimes.

Scots Euromillions winner Jane Park showed off her new 'surgery body' in post to Instagram this weekend.

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Travelling by plane can be quite hectic and the fact has become more apparent this week - as Glasgow and Edinburgh airports have seen massive queues resulting in passenger delays during half term.

A man has been taken to hospital following a crash in Salford.

A family have described feeling 'trapped' and 'scared' after their flights were cancelled at the last minute, stranding them in Turkey, leading to costs of nearly £2,500 for new flights and hotels. It comes amid more chaos at Manchester Airport as mountains of abandoned bags are left after arrivals.

A woman who spent more than 40 years working at Paisley's hospital has returned to give up her time as a volunteer.

Geordie Shore ’s Chloe Ferry sparked engagement rumours after flashing a huge diamond ring during her holiday with boyfriend, Johnny Wilbo, in Turkey. The 26 year old took to her Instagram stories to reveal the news that the pair were unable to board their plane from Instanbul to LA after they failed to get the appropriate visas to enter the USA.

Naman Ramachandran Amazon Prime Video India has set its first Tamil-language long-form scripted original series, “Suzhal – The Vortex,” written and created by Pushkar and Gayatri (“Vikram Vedha”).The eight-part crime thriller revolves around the investigation of a missing girl that wreaks havoc and disrupts the fabric of a small town in South India. It is produced by Wallwatcher Films and directed by Bramma and Anucharan M.

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Jay Blades, star of The Repair Shop, was left illiterate after a traumatising youth involving poverty, rat-infested council flats and subsequent homelessness. However, despite a careers adviser telling him he would "never amount to anything", Jay succeeded on TV - and then a poignant moment of wanting to get close to his daughter inspired him to turn the tables on his past and learn reading."I’d decided that I wanted to read my daughter a bedtime story," he explained to Zoe Ball on her BBC Radio 2 breakfast show earlier this year."What better way to do it than document that journey that I’m taking?"Consequently he decided to star in a BBC show, Jay Blades: Learning to Read at 51.He admitted that at first it was "unbelievably difficult" and that he'd had to start from the beginning, learning phonics.Jay had set himself the challenge of being able to read a story to his daughter Zola before her 16th birthday - and there was love and pride in his eyes when he finally managed to do it.He spent months learning via Zoom chats with a charity called Read Easy before eventually taking the plunge."Today’s the day, I finally feel ready to read my daughter a bedtime story," he announced to the world.He then connected to a Zoom chat with Zola, who currently lives in Turkey, and read to her from the children's book Olivia.Smiling and clapping, Zola exclaimed: "Well done, that was so good.

The owner of a burger van in Manchester city centre has publicly vented her frustration after her summer holiday was cancelled by TUI this morning.

Architectural Digest that he’d worked with Goop on a very bespoke spin on the brand’s infamous . A shot of his bedside table showed the drummer sleeps next to a candle called This Smells Like Kourtney’s Orgasm.

Manori Ravindran International EditorCannes sensation “EO,” which tells the story of a donkey’s life, has been acquired for North America by Sideshow and Janus Films. The film is the latest collaboration for the U.S.

The streaming landscape is changing at a rate of knots. The biggest U.S. players are looking for new revenue streams and growth areas, and, in 2022 much of that that growth is coming from European TV. These platforms’ activity in the continent was all anyone could talk about at this year’s European TV markets, and each is rolling out swiftly across multiple territories, ordering reams of content and placing commissioners in strategically important nations. Here, Deadline has taken the eight biggest U.S. offerings — Netflix, Disney+, Amazon Prime Video, HBO Max, Discovery+, Apple TV+, Peacock and Paramount+ — and compiled a comprehensive guide to their activity in Europe, examining strategy, commissioners and, of course, the best content. Read on.