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Guy Lodge Film Critic Several alternate realities, none of them remotely acquainted with ours, exist side-by-side in “Sew Torn,” a high-concept crime farce that pits guns against haberdashery, innocence against culpability, and genre grit against fruit-loop fantasy. Even as it nakedly steals its structural conceit from Tom Tykwer’s Nineties trendsetter “Run Lola Run” — a film made before 24-year-old writer-director-editor Freddy Macdonald was born — this is a debut feature strange and singular enough to attract its own keen following, with its blend of folksy small-town hijinks, nasty neo-noir tension and literally crafty comedy, centered around a heroine who calls to mind MacGyver with a pocket sewing kit.

Ruth Langsford is adjusting to life after her split from Eamonn Holmes, to whom she was married for 11 years.

Over 235,700 Blue Badge holders in Scotland might not know about a travel perk linked to their badge that offers free bus journeys. Scots with disabilities could be eligible for complimentary bus rides using the National Entitlement Card.

This August mobile fans will see a wave of new devices launched onto the UK market, starting with Google's upcoming Pixel 9 #MadebyGoogle launch, but that's not in everyone's budget. If you're after a cheap deal we this £199 iPhone may be for you.

TV icon David Lynch has revealed he's trapped at home by his devastating health condition as he continues to "pay the price" of his personal vice. Last week, the Hollywood film director, who was also behind the hit mystery TV series Twin Peaks, revealed he's been diagnosed with emphysema, a chronic lung disease, following "many years of smoking".

They continued: “What does this mean for you? Yes of course, you can bring your phone with you to Pikes (we understand much of your life is inside it!), we’ll simply place a sticker over your device’s camera when you step through the gates. We ever-so-kindly ask that you refrain from filming or using your camera and our team will ever-so-politely enforce the policy if they catch you trying to snap a cheeky one, though you might even find your fellow partygoers stepping in ever-so-nicely to remind you before we get there!“We want you to dance like no one’s watching. We want the very special guests in our booth and our resident DJs alike to feel as comfortable as if they were at a friend’s house party, with the freedom to dance, sing, jump, squeal, shout and celebrate however they like.

Coronation Street and ITV won't 'formally' take part in this year's Manchester Pride Parade for the first time in ten years - amid cost cuts at the station.

A son who killed his father in a hammer attack said he loved his dad and ‘can’t believe what’s happened’. Colin Neil, 51, told a jury that he had no memory of the day his father John died.

Roughly a third of people in Britain receive help from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), with around 22.7 million getting some form of benefit or State Pension. The most recent figures, published in the 2024 Fraud and Error in the Benefit System report, reveal that the total amount of benefit overpayments during the previous year was £9.7 billion (3.7%), a rise from £8.3bn in 2023.

Manchester Airport has ‘exceeded targets’ when it comes to accessibility for passengers with disabilities and reduced mobility. The airport has received a ‘good’ rating for its accessibility performance in a report published by the Civil Aviation Authority.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor The Playmaker has signed to handle international sales for the thriller-comedy “Sew Torn,” with UTA Independent Film Group looking after North American rights. The film will have its international premiere Saturday at the Locarno Film Festival on the Piazza Grande. The film had its world premiere at SXSW.

A secluded property, nestled within a half-acre plot, is set to go under the hammer for a mere £80,000. Situated on the Shetland Islands, a Scottish archipelago, this could be the perfect home for those seeking an escape from the daily grind, although it does require some TLC.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has released new figures showing that over 3.5 million adults across Great Britain are now claiming Personal Independence Payment (PIP).

A man who collated a sick online library of child abuse victims on his home PC over a period of eight years was finally exposed after he was caught leering over a picture of a 17-year-old girl on the social media platform X.

Two young men convicted of killing a ‘loving’ son who ‘always put others first’ have been jailed.

Dementia is a syndrome linked to the progressive decline of the brain most commonly seen in people over the age of 65. It can cause memory problems, behavioural changes and even mobility issues. Although the risk of dementia does rise as you age, this is not the only pre-determining factor.

Charging your devices is getting easier and easier thanks to the increasingly widespread adoption of USB-C cables, but it's also true that more phones actually now ship without a charging plug included. This means that you might be in the market for a new bit of kit - ideally one that can charge all your devices, potentially at the same time.

Kit Harington has made his return to the world of Game Of Thrones, by way of an ad for new mobile game Legends.Game Of Thrones: Legends is a mobile puzzle game from Zynga Inc. that sees players recruiting a number of famous Game Of Thrones and House Of The Dragon characters to fight for their Westeros house.

Emmerdale fans think they've cracked who will come to the aid of Belle Dingle, portrayed by Eden Taylor-Draper, after a telling scene involving Tom King, played by James Chase, on Friday night.

If you've been thinking about upgrading your current TV, mobile or broadband package, you're in luck. Sky is offering some unmissable deals which could see you save hundreds of pounds on your latest plan that are definitely worth checking out.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor X, the social network formerly known as Twitter owned by mega-billionaire tech mogul Elon Musk, has turned on a setting indicating it intends to use its millions of users’ posts and interactions to train Grok, the AI assistant developed by another one of Musk’s companies. “To continuously improve your experience, we may utilize your X posts as well as your user interactions, inputs and results with Grok for training and fine-tuning purposes,” says a notice on X’s settings web page.