Milos Zeman: Last News

Will Tizard Contributor Following outrage from Czech and international producers, the Czech Republic is bringing back its film production incentives – but at a reduced rate that’s being called a stop-gap measure until a new law can fully restore them. Czech President Milos Zeman has signed a new act to keep the incentives at 20% of rebate on cash spent – lagging behind the 30% rate now in play in Hungary and Poland and also trailing Slovakia and Germany, who each offer 25%. The new law also caps the fund available for rebates at about $6 million per project, a limit that the head of the Czech Film Commission, Pavlina Zipkova, says “is going against the pure sense of production incentives, which is to attract inward investment.”

Rangers  star  Glen Kamara  a 'f****** monkey' in last month's Europa League tie and Kudela will miss the next 10 UEFA matches - ruling him out of Euro 2020 and a Hampden group stage meeting with Scotland. While many here believe a harsher ban was necessary to prove racism won't be tolerated in our game, the decision has been met with an opposite reaction in the Czech Republic, with even the Head of Office for President Milos Zeman slaughtering the European governing body in a disturbing statement.

race row footballer Ondrej Kudela is “perverted”. The Slavia Prague player has been reported by Police Scotland over a claim he racially abused Rangers star Glen Kamara during a Europa League clash.