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Brit, 49, faces attempted murder charge in France after ‘raping then repeatedly stabbing 60-year-old woman in the neck’ in Nice
A British national was facing a charge of ‘attempted murder’ in France today after allegedly raping and then stabbing a woman repeatedly in the neck during a frenzied attack
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WFH finance manager who moved to France despite being told she couldn’t work there sues for unfair dismissal after she was sacked
Bristol-based Iryna Malyk was working from home then told her employers she wanted to relocate across the Channel, a tribunal heard.
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MARK MORTON Names His Favorite LAMB OF GOD Album
In a new interview with U.K.’s Gear4music, LAMB OF GOD guitarist Mark Morton spoke about the band’s tenth studio album, “Into Oblivion”, which came out in March via Epic in the U.S. and Century Media in Europe. Asked if LAMB OF GOD’s musical evolution on the new LP was “just an organic part of the…
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MacInnes stars as GB top medals table at Europeans
Great Britain finish top of the medals table at the European Aquatics Championships in Paris as Keanna MacInnes helps them win two golds on Sunday.
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Vingegaard out for rest of season with Tour injury
Team Visma rider Jonas Vingegaard will miss the rest of season to continue his recovery from a broken collarbone sustained in July’s Tour de France.
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‘People Of The Book’: Historical Drama From Good Films Studios Spain Launches For TIFF Market With Bleiberg, First Look Images & Cast Revealed
Bleiberg Entertainment will be selling worldwide rights at the TIFF market to historical drama People of The Book, we can reveal. Directed by Michael Haussman (Edge of the World), and based on the book of the same name written by Pulitzer prize-winning author Geraldine Brooks, filming has recently wrapped in the Valencia region of Spain,…
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Iranian Director Ali Asgari Unveils First Clip From Venice-Bound ‘A Bit of Light’: ‘This Trump Guy Is Threatening to Bomb Here Every Day’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Iranian director Ali Asgari, who was in Venice Horizons last year with dark satire “Divine Comedy,” will soon be back — in competition this time — with his new feature “A Bit of Light.” Variety is unveiling a first clip of the timely film, which is being sold internationally by France’s Salaud Morisset and released…
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London Film Festival Competition Lineup: Aimee Lou Wood’s ‘The Idiot(s),’ Mackenzie Davis’ Sci-Fi Romance ‘My Notes on Mars,’ Hirokazu Kore-eda’s ‘Look Back’ and More
The 70th edition of the BFI London Film Festival has revealed its official competition, with 10 titles set to compete for the best film award. The films selected represent 10 countries, including the U.K., Ireland, Brazil, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Japan, and Poland. The winner will be chosen by the LFF awards jury. Among…
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Reform UK vows to make long-term benefits claimants do 20 hours community work a week – as Jenrick says party will renegotiate Brexit deal to cut benefits for EU citizens
Robert Jenrick, the party’s Treasury spokesman, unveiled plans to make benefit recipients part of ‘alarm clock Britain’ under a ‘welfare to work’ scheme.
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Anthropic explains how Claude’s invisible text watermarks will work
Anthropic has clarified how it’s planning to apply invisible watermarks to Claude-generated text in order to comply with Europe’s AI transparency rules. On Friday, Anthropic announced that Claude’s text marking system is “a version of the SynthID-Text approach” – an open-source watermarking technology developed by Google DeepMind that creates detectable patterns using wording probabilities. This…