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Moritz de Hadeln, Former Berlinale and Venice Film Festival Chief, Dies at 85
Moritz de Hadeln, the Switzerland-based festival director known for heading the Locarno Film Festival, the Berlinale, and the Venice Film Festival, died on Saturday at a hospital in Nyon, Switzerland, Variety has confirmed. He was 85. Born in 1940 in Exeter, England, de Hadeln hailed from an artistic family. His grandfather, Detlev Freiherr von Hadeln,…
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SWFC News: Details with Wednesday pursuit of Villa attacker accelerating fast – thestar.co.uk
SWFC News: Details with Wednesday pursuit of Villa attacker accelerating fast thestar.co.uk
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Ross Kemp loses it after England’s victory over Mexico and professes he ‘loves’ Jude Bellingham – as fans delight in his latest WILD World Cup outburst
Ross Kemp has delighted football fans again with his latest outburst.
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Henderson expected to have surgery on injured wrist
Jordan Henderson is expected to have surgery on the wrist injury he sustained while celebrating England’s win over Mexico on Monday.
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Two New ‘Harry Potter’ Books Officially Release Next Month
New illustrated Harry Potter Pocket Potters books focused on Hagrid and Dobby arrive in the UK on August 13.
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‘Shoot The People:’ Misan Harriman Talks Working With Director Andy Mundy-Castle On His Documentary Portrait
There’s an interesting flair to the work of the British documentarian Andy Mundy-Castle. In White Nanny Black Child (2023), he traces the legacy of Britain’s so-called farming experiment, where thousands of Black children from West Africa were adopted by white English families between 1955 and 1995, only to face widespread abuse and prejudice. The film…
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‘I need a pint, man!’: Expert lip-reader reveals what Thomas Tuchel said in 94th-minute rant – and their German manager summed up every Englishman’s mood in nail-biting World Cup win over Mexico
Tuchel was seen feeling the pressure as his England side battled in the closing stages to fight back waves of attacks from hosts Mexico at the Azteca in their World Cup last-16 clash.
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Unlucky England star Jordan Henderson to undergo surgery in Kansas City after appearing to break his left arm in freak accident during post-match celebrations at the Azteca
Footage showed the Brentford captain, who was an unused substitute on the night, landing on his wrist in the aftermath of the Three Lions’ 3-2 win against Mexico.
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England Player Suffers ‘Serious’ Wrist Injury After Singing ‘Wonderwall’ at World Cup
Veteran midfielder Jordan Henderson tripped over an ad barrier as the England national team celebrated its victory over Mexico in the Round of 16
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Forget Kane or Bellingham… it was Starmer who won it! PM ‘stepped in’ to stop FIFA moving England’s kick-off amid fears Mexico ‘were trying to gain an advantage’
The Prime Minister is claimed to have stepped in to help block world football’s governing body from bringing forward the kick-off time for the Three Lions’ World Cup clash.