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Starmer warned his EU love-in is bugging farmers as red tape cuts allowing them to feed livestock eco-friendly insects and human food waste are held up while Labour woos Brussels
The Conservative Environment Network has warned that Sir Keir Starmer’s push for closer alignment with the European Union is harming British farming by delaying planned cuts to red tape. Proposals that would let farmers feed livestock with insects and human food waste — measures intended to reduce costs and free up farmland — have been…
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Mubi Acquires ‘Making Marie Antoinette,’ Eleanor Coppola’s Behind-the-Scenes Doc About Sofia Coppola’s Oscar-Winning Film
Mubi has acquired worldwide rights to “Making Marie Antoinette,” a behind-the-scenes documentary about Sofia Coppola’s Oscar-winning 2006 film, marking the movie’s 20th anniversary. The documentary is built from roughly 80 hours of previously unseen footage shot on set by the late Eleanor Coppola, Sofia’s mother, and fulfils her wish that the material be turned into…
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SWFC News: Owls exit in final stages with clubs waiting on Man City deal – thestar.co.uk
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The World Cup stars who could have played for England
Ahead of England’s World Cup 2026 quarter-final against Norway on Saturday, BBC Sport has highlighted the many tournament stars who were eligible to represent England but chose to play for other nations. Chief among them is Norway’s Erling Haaland, the striker England fear most, who was born in Leeds but opted for his parents’ homeland.…
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Women and university graduates in Australia most at risk of losing jobs to AI, report finds
A first-of-its-kind Australian government report has found that women and university graduates are the workers most exposed to having their jobs displaced by artificial intelligence, while those in manual and vocationally trained roles are least at risk. The report, drawing on data from Jobs and Skills Australia, warns that occupations such as telemarketers, accountants, advertising…
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Wish you weren’t Keir? Starmer endures awkward moment next to Trump at NATO summit – after President renewed jibes over Iran
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer had an awkward encounter with US President Donald Trump at what was billed as Trump’s final NATO summit, held in Turkey. The two leaders stood silently side by side for the traditional “family photo” without appearing to exchange a word, though they were seated together during the main session and…
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Forget ‘IT,’ Bill Skarsgård’s Cult Classic Horror Series Is Officially Free To Watch
Entertainment site Collider reports that Hemlock Grove, an early Netflix original horror series starring Bill Skarsgård, is now available to stream free of charge on the ad-supported platform Tubi. The piece frames the show as an underrated entry in Skarsgård’s genre catalogue, distinct from his better-known roles such as Pennywise in the IT films and…
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Fatherland by Pawlikowski to open 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival
Paweł Pawlikowski’s new film Fatherland, starring Sandra Hüller, has been chosen to open the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival, with the Polish director due to introduce the gala screening in the Bosnian capital on 14 August. The selection carries particular resonance, as Pawlikowski said the historically charged film suits a festival set in a city whose…
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Why Newcastle target Manzambi is in demand
Newcastle United are chasing Freiburg’s Johan Manzambi, a 20-year-old Swiss midfielder who has emerged as one of the breakout stars of the 2026 World Cup. Having forced his way into Switzerland’s starting line-up after scoring twice off the bench against Bosnia and Herzegovina, he added a goal and an assist against Canada and set up…