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Analysis finds services cheaper but country ranks 57th in network performance and 70th for download speedsBritish holidaymakers watching online videos while they sit on a European beach this summer are likely to be pleasantly surprised: the signal should be better than at home.Mobile coverage in the UK is…
France beat Paraguay 1-0 to reach the World Cup quarter-finals.
Mbappu00e9's second-half penalty proved decisive in Philadelphia's heat.
His 19th World Cup goal drew him level with Messi.
France reached the World Cup quarter-finals with a hard-fought 1-0 win over Paraguay in a Round of 16 tie played in Philadelphia amid a summer heat wave. The defending champions and pre-tournament favourites struggled to reproduce the fluent attacking football of their earlier matches, instead adopting a more…
Record-breaking heat across Europe and the UK reflects a sustained climatic transformation
A prolonged heatwave is forecast with UK temperatures exceeding 30°C
Scientists characterise these extremes as an emerging climate pattern, not temporary anomalies
Temperature records across the United Kingdom and wider Europe are being systematically broken, with climate scientists indicating this escalating pattern reflects a fundamental shift in regional weather rather than isol
Gilles Pélisson reelected unanimously for a second three-year term as president of Unifrance, France's film and television promotion body
Animation and international co-productions identified as key growth drivers for expanding French audiovisual content's global reach
Organization continues leveraging institutional support and international festivals to boost visibility of French entertainment exports
Gilles Pélisson has been unanimously reelected as president of Unifrance for a second three-year term, extending his mandate at the helm of the French film and TV promotion body. The former TF1 Group chairman and CEO first took over the organization three years ago and has been working…
Venice Classics presents 19 newly restored films from legendary directors including Wajda, Rossellini, Buñuel, Corman, Cassavetes, and Hui
Standout restorations include Wajda's "Ashes and Diamonds" (praised by Scorsese), Polanski's "Cul-de-sac," and Tinto Brass's "Deadly Sweet"
The lineup spans postwar European cinema, political dramas, pop thrillers, and international works from the 1960s onward
The Venice Film Festival's Venice Classics program is presenting 19 newly restored films spanning decades of international filmmaking. The curated selection includes works by acclaimed directors such as Andrej Wajda, Rob
Portugal beat Croatia 2-1 with goals from Ronaldo (penalty) and Ramos to advance to the Round of 16
VAR disallowed Gvardiol's late equaliser for offside, a pivotal decision that sealed Portugal's progression
Portugal will face Spain next; Ronaldo's farewell World Cup campaign continues
Portugal secured a 2-1 victory over Croatia in Toronto to advance to the World Cup last 16, with captain Cristiano Ronaldo converting from the penalty spot and substitute Gonçalo Ramos notching a crucial 94th-minute head
German producer Moritz Borman, 71, died 1 July on a film set in Germany
Produced Oscar-nominated films and frequently collaborated with director Oliver Stone on major projects
Death confirmed by longtime partners; no cause disclosed
Moritz Borman, a prolific German-born film producer whose career spanning multiple decades established him as a significant figure in both prestige cinema and major studio productions, has died at age 71. The producer pa
The unmanned aerial platforms targeted the Lakenheath and Mildenhall bases in Suffolk, RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire and RAF Feltwell in Norfolk over four days in 2024.
EU's new biometric entry system (EES) causing 5-hour border queues despite being designed for efficiency; airlines report half-empty flights and missed departures
Travel industry formally requesting summer suspension; final decision rests with individual EU governments rather than airports
Security checks due to new digital entry and exit system have caused delays and missed flights for holidaymakersTravellers to the EU have faced additional border security checks since the launch of the digital entry and exit system (EES) last October.The new system means that most non-EU citizens, including…
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