Anora has swept the Oscars. I can’t help feeling that shouldn’t have happened | Catherine Shoard
It is hard to imagine a more charming Oscar winner than Sean Baker. The director – and writer, editor and producer – of Anora was
An exhilarating triumph for Anora and newly-minted star Mikey Madison | Peter Bradshaw
So, as Conan O’Brien pointed out, the Oscars went to a film about someone standing up to a Russian, and maybe recent events mean we
China likely to target US agriculture, state media reports, as Trump tariff deadline nears
China is preparing countermeasures against fresh US import tariffs that are set to take effect on Tuesday, China’s state-backed Global Times reported, with American agricultural
Labour unveils sick-pay guarantee for 1.3m lowest-paid workers
More than 1 million of the lowest-paid UK workers are to be guaranteed sick pay worth up to 80% of their weekly salary from the
One in three NHS doctors so tired their ability to treat patients is affected, survey finds
One in three doctors in the NHS are so tired that their ability to treat patients is impaired, according to a report that reveals medics
British composer Daniel Blumberg wins best original score Oscar for The Brutalist
The young British composer Daniel Blumberg has won his first Oscar for his second-ever musical score for a feature film, for Brady Corbet’s The Brutalist.
I’m Still Here wins Oscar for best international film, becoming first Brazilian film to do so
I’m Still Here has won the Oscar for best international film at the Academy Awards, which are currently taking place in Los Angeles. It is
Mystery donor’s £17.5m gift could turn Scottish estate into rewilding showcase
Scottish conservationists hope to convert a Highland sporting estate into a rewilding showcase after a mystery benefactor gave them more than £17.5m to buy it.
UK awarded its lowest ranking for workplace gender equality in a decade
Women’s worsening unemployment and participation in the workforce has pulled the UK behind Canada to its lowest ranking for workplace equality among large economies in
UK risks becoming dumping ground for goods from exploited workers, MPs say
The government must close loopholes that enable firms exploiting workers to undercut British businesses or risk the UK becoming a “dumping ground” for goods made