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Motherwell boss Stuart Kettlewell insists there was a foul in the build-up to Rangers' winning goal at Hampden and says he is bitterly disappointed for his players to crash out of the League Cup in the semi-finals.

published in Cinematography World magazine, Żydowicz appeared to suggest that having greater representation of women DPs and directors in the event’s selection could lead to the inclusion of “mediocre film productions.” This provoked allegations of misogyny, leading to responses from groups including Women in Cinematography, the British Society of Cinematographers, American Society of Cinematographers and leaders of the International Cinematographers Guild (IATSE Local 600). A portion of a BSC letter read, “We are disheartened and angered by your profoundly misogynistic comments and aggressive tone, which we view as symptomatic of a deep-rooted prejudice.

Rust.” The demands are a response to a heated dispute over a column by Marek Żydowicz, the festival director, in Cinematography World magazine, that provoked allegations of misogyny. In the column, Żydowicz seemed to suggest that the selection in the program of more female cinematographers and directors could lead to the inclusion of “mediocre film productions” at the expense of “works and artists with outstanding artistic achievements.” He posed the question: “Should we reject what is esteemed and valuable just to ‘make space’ for the necessity of social change?” He went on to argue: “Whilst festivals like Cannes, Berlin or Venice are criticized for their selections due to succumbing to or promoting [political or ideological trends], Camerimage remains committed to artistic values as the foremost criterion for qualifying and promoting film art.” His column triggered an angry response from the British Society of Cinematographers, which wrote in an open letter to Żydowicz: “We are disheartened and angered by your profoundly misogynistic comments and aggressive tone, which we view as symptomatic of a deep-rooted prejudice.

Quentin Tarantino does not care about Lisan al Gaib.

The leaky roof at Old Trafford has for so long been viewed as symptomatic of the decline that has been seen over the last decade or so under the ownership of the Glazer family at Manchester United.

It's estimated that around 10 million people in the UK are living with arthritis, which is a very common condition that causes pain and inflammation in joints.

Motherwell manager Stuart Kettlewell admitted his side "simply weren't good enough" as they crashed to a shock Scottish Cup exit at the hands of Championship Morton last night.

Prince Harry has been accused of making Meghan Markle cry at the Trooping the Colour ceremony by royal fans.

Justin Bieber’s divergent styles. Lest we forget all the that collected around the launch of Rhode’s strawberry glaze lip treatment, for which she wore a little red dress with strappy stilettos and he wore Crocs.

The SNP has demanded an apology from a Tory minister who claimed that veterans choose to use foodbanks.

A leading dentist has warned that there are several warning signs of diabetes that can show up in your mouth.

The Liberal Democrats are set to take power in Stockport for a further year after Labour dropped its bid to run the town hall. The new Lib Dem administration will be confirmed at tomorrow’s annual council meeting, following an agreement between leader Mark Hunter and new Labour chief Coun David Meller, the Local Democracy Reporting Service, understands.It comes after this year’s local elections again left the council under ‘no overall control’, with the Lib Dems just two seats shy of the majority needed to take the reins by right. There has been a minor complication since then, with Coun Aron Thornley - elected as a Lib Dem - making the surprise announcement he would now be sitting as an independent.

An SNP MP is threatening to sue a leading Scottish comedy club for cancelling an event over her views on trans rights.

Booster jabs against Covid-19 are being made available at partnership centres across West Lothian as well as in local health centres.

Phillip Schofield has weighed in on Kate Forbes' controversial comments about same sex marriage after launching her campaign to become First Minister of Scotland.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic “Reasonable Doubt” has a healthy amount of “Scandal” in its DNA. The series was created by former “Scandal” writer and producer Raamla Mohamed; Kerry Washington directs the first episode. And the swirling intrigue around a self-styled do-gooder protagonist — who’s unconventional in her methods, and irresistibly drawn to drama — will recall Olivia Pope, the character Washington played on the ABC drama. Back then, Olivia unwound with a glass of red wine; as if to flex the looser, loucher possibilities of streaming, Emayatzy Corinealdi’s Jax Stewart ends her day with a cigarette. That seems an apt distillation of a series that’s charged with a nervy energy; “Reasonable Doubt” places Corinealdi’s very flawed protagonist at its center and watches as she generates smoke, and steam. Jax is a former public defender who now works in high-profile criminal defense in Los Angeles; her attention is divided between her caseload and her attraction to a man she once defended, incarcerated for many, years but still a vivid part of her life.

Aaron Wan-Bissaka’s situation at Manchester United is symptomatic of the conundrums hanging over so many of the current squad. Last season, the right-back was one of the first names on the teamsheet.

hours without moving. So that wasn’t serving my skin very well.The best thing to do is to identify the reason you have strawberry legs in the first place.

Kenneth Branagh has been forced to cancel a significant UK theater production due to an “increasing number of Covid-enforced absences”.

Covid-19 lockdown easing in June is still uncertain, a Government vaccine expert has said.

Martin O'Neill struggled to hide his disgust over his former side’s suicidal set piece defending after it cost them a first Old Firm victory of the season.The former Parkhead boss was back in his old stomping ground working as a pundit for Sky TV as John Kennedy’s side allowed a commanding position to slip through their grasp and failed to defeat Rangers on their own pitch for a third successive derby. Alfredo Morelos bagged a crucial equaliser before halftime as Celtic’s Achilles heel of dealing with corner kicks struck once again.