'Pin-sharp' CCTV cameras rolled out across Falkirk to catch criminals

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentProminent Middle East distributor Front Row Filmed Entertainment has acquired all Middle East and North Africa distribution rights for potentially explosive documentary “ENOUGH! Lebanon’s Darkest Hour,” directed by Lebanese-born Australian filmmaker Daizy Gedeon, which it plans to release theatrically across the region.Front Row on Tuesday announced closing the deal with Australian production company Dream Creations on the doc which it says delves into Lebanon’s alleged deep state corruption, mismanagement of government institutions and infrastructure, embezzlement of funds, and the political players and parties behind the country’s current collapse that culminated in the tragic Beirut port blast

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Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorCBS News wants to spread some of its venerable newsmagazine “Sunday Morning” to other days of the week.Starting September 7, the entire CBS morning schedule will be treated as a larger franchise, with weekdays and Saturdays featuring some of the in-depth and longform features for which the Sunday show — a TV-news institution — is best known.The weekday program, which features Gayle King, Tony Dokoupil and new co-host Nate Burleson, will be retitled “CBS Mornings,” and will be part of a lineup that includes “CBS Saturday Morning” and “CBS Sunday Morning.” Once known as “CBS This Morning,” the show will continue to highlight the breaking news of the day and the interactions of its hosts, but place new emphasis

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energy regulator Ofgem, announced a 12 per cent increase to wholesale prices and now it has opened a £450 million fund to encourage innovation that can help the UK reach its climate change ambitions. The fund will aim to ensure that homes and businesses across the country can be powered in greener ways.

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showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterKirstie Allsopp isn’t one to shy away when it comes to sharing her opinion on social media and most recently she called out the UK for caring more about the animal rescue by Pen Farthing.The 49-year-old TV presenter called it a “betrayal” by the UK for showing more concern about animal welfare than actual human beings when it came to the Afghanistan crisis.Pen Farthing has been featured heavily throughout the UK media over his pet rescue and his plea to save the animals.The soldier set up a charity called Nowzad while he was doing a tour of Afghanistan with the Marines in 2006.However, the Location, Location, Location presenter has called out the soldier’s efforts

iOS - Android He was treated at Monklands Hospital and later released.There was a group of people around at the time of the attack, and officers are keen to speak to two teenagers in particular.The first is described as 14 to 17-years-old, 5ft 5ins, of skinny build, and had short dark hair with a longer fringe at the front. He was wearing a bright orange top and glasses.The second is also described as aged 14 to 17-years-old.

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“It’s a truth universally acknowledged that the moment one area of your life starts going okay, another falls spectacularly to pieces.”Screenwriter, producer and actress Ashley Nicole Black, who’s an unabashed lover of romantic comedies, can relate to this classic line from Bridget Jones’s Diary except for that last bit. This award-winning multi-hyphenate is a double Emmy nominee for her work writing two variety shows helmed by Black women, Robin Thede’s A Black Lady Sketch Show and Amber Ruffin’s late night series The Amber Ruffin Show and she could walk home a winner when the 2021 Emmys are awarded on September 11, 12 and 19.

EXCLUSIVE: The Gersh Agency has promoted three women and hired a fourth, all within its Television Literary Department, while tapping Alternative TV vet Collin Reno for its the agency’s division in the nonfiction TV space.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Parents of pupils at a secondary school in County Durham have been left furious after CCTV cameras were installed in the toilets.Andy Black, the father of a 14-year-old girl who attends Framwellgate School in Durham, has spoken out against the move and is calling for the cameras to be removed.

A Place in the Sun when she had to find a character holiday home in southern Spain on a tight budget.In Monday's episode (August 30) of the Channel 4 show that first aired in 2019, Yorkshire couple Marianne and Anthony had £50,000 to shell out for a home in the Axarquía region.The task was certainly not easy and just minutes into the show viewers were complaining about the size and quality of the first property.It was a one-bedroom townhouse for sale in Comares with two living rooms and an open-plan fitted kitchen.Upstairs there was a double bedroom, family shower room, and a laundry area.While it was on budget at €49,900 it failed to impress Marianne and Anthony and left people at home feeling just as aghast.Commenting on Twitter, one user

EXCLUSIVE: Judy Greer and Katy Mixon are set as leads opposite Renée Zellweger and Josh Duhamel on NBC/Blumhouse’s limited series The Thing About Pam.

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Falkirk Council has promised to look again at the voting system used for its new grant-giving scheme after thousands of votes were rejected. For many groups - including some of the district's biggest parks - it was great news as, across the council as a whole, 23 projects got funding that totalled £578,130.But there was confusion around why so many votes cast were not eligible, with more than 5000 votes across the council's nine wards being discarded.

Falkirkswimming pool which was closed this morning has been re-opened after an unexpected chemical delivery. The pool at the Mariner Centre was due be shut for a few days due to a shortage of a chemical needed to ensure water quality.The Falkirk Community Trust had previously said that they hoped it would be re-opened for public use towards the end of the week.They wrote online: "We are sorry to inform our customers that the leisure pool at the Mariner Centre will be closed for a few days; this is due to a UK-wide shortage of a specific chemical needed in swimming pools to ensure the pool water quality."Our supplier is doing everything they can and as quickly as they can to source this chemical.

Scotland in the last 24 hours – including 337 in Ayrshire.Latest data published today by the Scottish Government and Public Health Scotland shows there are 551 Covid patients in Scottish hospitals – up 72 since Friday.The number of people battling the virus in ICUs across the nation is 52 — up five over the same period.No new fatalities have been reported meaning Scotland's Covid death toll remains at 8,111.However, 10,505 deaths have been registered in Scotland where the virus was mentioned on the death certificate up to Sunday, August 22.In terms of Public Health Scotland's rolling seven-day infection rate per 100,000 population, East Dunbartonshire has the highest rate in the country — at 1,175.2 as of Sunday, August 29.North Lanarkshire

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