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Vicky Pattison fights tears as Lorraine Kelly brands documentary 'ghastly'

Vicky Pattison became visibly upset while appearing on ITV show Lorraine on Tuesday (28th January) to discuss her reasons behind "leaking" her own deepfaked sex tape.

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Prue Leith and husband's unusual sleeping arrangement as she issues brutal marriage insight

Prue Leith, the host of The Great British Bake Off, has given a candid insight into her marriage with retired fashion designer John Playfair, including an unusual solution for when one of them snores too loudly.

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Malaysia-U.K. Rom-Com ‘Mojo’ Unveils Cast, Astro Shaw Boards as Co-Producer (EXCLUSIVE)

Naman Ramachandran Malaysian powerhouse Astro Shaw has joined forces with Sympatico, the newly minted production label from Double Vision’s Min Lim and Argo Films’ Richard Johns, as the outfit commences production on its debut feature “Mojo.” The romantic comedy, which began lensing this week in Malaysia’s picturesque Perlis region, marks a significant milestone in cross-cultural collaboration between Southeast Asian and British filmmaking talents. Indonesian heartthrob Adipati Dolken (“Shadow Strays”) makes his Malaysian film debut as Adi, starring opposite local sensation Mimi Lana (“The Experts”) in this tale of urban ambition meeting rural charm – with a social media-famous bovine thrown into the mix.

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Storm-damaged Strathaven primary school to reopen to staff and pupils tomorrow

South Lanarkshire Council have confirmed St Patrick’s Primary School and Nursery will reopen tomorrow (Wednesday, January 29) after its roof was badly damaged by Storm Eowyn.

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Harrison Ford stars in new adverts for Glenmorangie whisky set in the Scottish Highlands

Hollywood legend Harrison Ford is set to bring his star power to a new series of adverts for Glenmorangie whisky. The acclaimed Star Wars actor has extolled the virtues of the "unpretentious and amusing" commercials, which offer a glimpse into the production of Glenmorangie Original 12 Years Old and The Infinita 18 Years Old at their home in Tain, Highlands.

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Energy minister visits Lanarkshire emergency hub during work to restore power supplies

Energy minister Michael Shanks visited an emergency centre in his constituency dealing with the thousands of homes without power following the devastating impact of Storm Eowyn.

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‘Free Leonard Peltier’ Review: Engaging Doc About Activist Accused of Killing Two FBI Agents in 1975 Is Timelier Than Ever

Joe Leydon Film Critic It’s the sort of twist no screenwriter would dare invent: “Free Leonard Peltier,” a persuasively well-researched and often infuriating documentary about the American Indian Movement activist convicted nearly a half-century ago of killing two FBI agents, had its premiere at the Sundance Film Festival on Jan. 27, 2025 — precisely one week after Joe Biden, as one of his very last official acts as U.S.

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‘Zodiac Killer Project’ Review: A Frustrated Filmmaker Takes Aim at the Industry’s True-Crime Addiction

J. Kim Murphy It’s worth mourning the films we’ll never get to see: the unfunded epics, the unmarketable art films, perhaps even the unengaging streaming product. Filmmaker Charles Shackleton faced that grief when his thoroughly researched project, a documentary on the Zodiac killer case, got the plug pulled after years in development.