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A dad who tragically took his own life had asked to be hospitalised, an inquest heard.

Tim Gray Senior Vice PresidentAfter concluding his sixth Middle-earth film, “The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies,” Ian McKellen praised Peter Jackson, telling Variety, “He’s invented technology to match his imagination.”Jackson’s first “Lord of the Rings” film, “The Fellowship of the Ring,” premiered in December, 2001, and celebrates its 20th anniversary this month.Jackson oversees five companies in Wellington, New Zealand, that were each started to fill the films’ needs:— Weta Workshop was born for the 1989 “Meet the Feebles.” Jackson and Fran Walsh collaborated with husband-and-wife team Richard Taylor and Tania Rodger and their 5-year-old RT Effects, who worked on models and puppets.

A former Bury FC footballer accidentally drowned around a mile from his home, an inquest has heard.

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Millie Mackintosh has given a glimpse inside her third wedding anniversary celebrations with husband Hugo Taylor. The former Made in Chelsea star, 31, who shares adorable daughter Sienna, one, with Hugo Taylor, 35, and is expecting their second child, shared their romantic day with her 1.4million Instagram followers.

Scott Walker (The Frozen Ground) has set his next project with The Tank, which will shoot in New Zealand in late summer this year.

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Perthshire pet owners encouraged to go the extra mile for dog charityThey added: “Over the five years we have lived here the road has deteriorated even further to the point we do not consider it a road but a track that is barely fit for farm vehicles and lorries let alone private vehicles.”At a meeting of the council’s planning committee last week, an architect working for Mr Wilkie assured members his client intends to upgrade the road with a tarmac finish in the near future.Richard Taylor of studioEAST told the committee: “[These works] would have already been completed if works had not been halted due to the recent restrictions on construction.”Cllr Henry Anderson said he was also aware of complaints about drivers towing horseboxes