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Actors, screenwriters and theatre owners warn of fewer cinematic releases and less innovation

The 1965 track is driven by a catchy, killer guitar riff which went on to be one of the most covered of all time

Rude colleagues hurt themselves as much as those condemned to work with them

Mohammad Mustafa tells FT that Israel is scuppering efforts to reform the Palestinian Authority and hold elections

Top Republicans want the Washington-based institution to take a tougher stance on China

Manufacturers tout apps that help users switch from iPhones

Investors bet big on continent’s infrastructure spending spree as European funds raise $311bn

Washington’s greater protectionism spurs closer ties between Beijing and the region

They want to escape from regulation and ‘failing’ democracy — but are they more opportunistic than libertarian?

Graham Hudspith spoke out to raise awareness of a Help for Heroes campaign

The Government will consult on new rules for wood burning stoves as part of its updated environmental improvement plan aimed at reducing air pollution

The council has set itself a mission to find who owns empty properties which blight the borough

Known as one of the biggest events in the town, it was not held this September

A reformed car thief has shared the surprising sign that would make him target a vehicle - and it's something many drivers are guilty of

The historic venue will be on TV screens later this month

The Throckmorton family will take back responsibility for running the Tudor country house near Birmingham, which will reopen in March 2026 with Historic Houses membership access

Lower Clopton Farm Shop near Stratford has been recognised as one of the best in the UK

Marcus Rashford is expected to depart Old Trafford when his loan at Barcelona expires in the summer, and his status already been altered following a new development

That Minnesota state government was oblivious to a fraud which the New York Times described as “staggering in its scale and brazenness” should not have come as a surprise to anyone following Ohio’s teacher retirement system brouhaha.

MONTREAL — We know their names. Some of them are Margaret “Pearl” Fraser of New Glasgow, N.S.; Mary Agnes McKenzie and Carola Douglas of Toronto; Alexina Dussault of Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec; and Margaret Fortescue of York Factory, Man. Among them was Minnie Follette, whose portrait hangs in Age of Sail Heritage Centre and Museum in Port Greville, N.S.

In a recent Blade letter, an author expressed feelings for widening I-475 without a single fact. Conversely, I-475 Neighborhoods Coalition, now in our sixth year, has researched an abundance of facts concerning this ill-conceived plan, including harms and alternatives.

A period of excess energy and euphoria, known as mania, may not seem to be a terrible affliction until the bills come due from a spending spree or the online calendar becomes so filled with commitments that despair sets in.

Pickleball has grown in popularity but so have the injuries, local experts said.

William Buckley, a longtime businessman known for his love of family and community as well as his passion for the Great Lakes, died on Nov. 30. He was 82.

Store workers may not be quite as helpful this holiday shopping season. That’s a potentially worrying sign for the economy.