France has begun recalling its military assets from its former ally Chad in the latest blow to its dwindling influence across its former colonies in
Author: Sarah Mitchell
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This twisted and twisty German feature takes the modish notion of the multiverse for a spin and sends it into a deep elliptical orbit. The
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A modest film with modest ambitions, this is a documentary that paints a portrait of a small Irish town at Christmas, through interviews with various
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Thames Water will run out of cash by March without £3bn emergency funding
Thames Water will run out of cash by March next year if it fails to secure court approval for a £3bn financial lifeline, the troubled
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In the press release for her feature-directing debut, actor-turned-director Vivian Kerr describes how she hit rock bottom in 2016. She was drinking too much at
Hundreds of trials derailed by failure to get defendants to court on time
Hundreds of trials are being derailed because prison vans fail to transport the defendant to court on time, figures show. A Guardian analysis found 207