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K.J. Yossman Entertainment One executives Polly Williams and Arielle Gottlieb have departed the company to set up the U.K.

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Ayr.Movies include classics synonymous with Scotland like Braveheart and Trainspotting; family favourites including Brave, Shrek and Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban; and life-affirming tales including Wild Rose and Gregory’s Girl – which recently celebrated its 40th anniversary.The Iris director Ross Hunter said: “We feel that the Scottish film industry was blossoming before COVID-19 and then clearly took a knock so we want to give back to that.“We’ve got different elements of the community involved who are going to be showcasing wee pieces.

BBC reporter Sonja McLaughlan revealed she had been reduced to tears over social media messages sent to her following a post-match interview with England captain Owen Farrell after the Red Rose's defeat to Wales in the Six Nations.

Jonny May accelerated clear as England's second-highest try-scorer with a stunning finish as Italy fell to a 41-18 Guinness Six Nations defeat at Twickenham.

This time Maro Itoje was not prepared to see Eddie Jones throw himself into the line of fire.

Ellis Genge could forgive but not forget having his nose ‘splatted’ in a training ground bust-up.

Ben Youngs is desperate for England to confirm their next rugby international - so he can finally escape the nervous nineties.

England lost Manu Tuilagi to a red card and finished the game with 13 men - but hung on to beat Wales and win rugby’s Triple Crown.

hereEmirates Old Trafford will become a bio-secure ground from Tuesday, with a number of measures being implemented to keep the number of people at the venue to a minimum.Staff will have their temperatures taken on arrival, and those who come in direct contact with the players and officials will have to stay on site to create a virus-free ‘bubble’.Six Lancashire players named in a 55-man England ‘squad’ to prepare for this summer’s internationals have already been training at the ground for two weeks, working with Red Rose head coach Glen Chapple.For the county, who are bringing several members of staff off furlough while the West Indies are on site and to prepare for the two Tests, it is a welcome financial boost, with the hotel - which