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That Arctic research station in Vigil? It's really a Kia car showroom (opens the original)
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The new series of the BBC thriller Vigil has been intriguing millions with its dramatic story of a British special forces agent murdered in a remote research station, hundreds of miles north of the Arctic Circle. But what viewers don't know is that the laboratory – supposedly on the inhospitable Svalbard archipelago – was actually recreated in a Kia car showroom on the edge of Glasgow. While stars Suranne Jones and Rose Leslie did spend six days filming in the isolated, icy outpost halfway betwe
Daphne Neville sells her Gloucestershire home for £1.8million (opens the original)
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Broadchurch actress Daphne Neville is selling the extraordinary Cotswolds mill where she lived for more than 60 years after moving into a care home for entertainment industry veterans. Neville, 89, who played Charlotte Rampling’s bedridden mother Margery Knight in the ITV drama, is selling Grade-II listed Bakers Mill in Gloucestershire for £1.85 million. The actress and wildlife campaigner raised her three daughters at the secluded property near Stroud - along with a succession of tame otters wh
Gary Oldman and Jack Lowden share emotional hug on set of Slow Horses (opens the original)
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You'd have thought the first rule at spy school was ‘hide your emotions’ – but, clearly, no one told Gary Oldman and Jack Lowden. The actors, who play Jackson Lamb and River Cartwright in the hit espionage series Slow Horses, were photographed hugging emotionally, with Lowden even looking close to tears at one point. It certainly doesn’t reflect their characters’ relationship – with slovenly, flatulent spy boss Lamb constantly insulting his protege, once telling him: ‘If they threatened to kill
Why Kate's Uncle Gary gave up partying after her cancer battle (opens the original)
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Gary Goldsmith – the Princess of Wales’s naughty uncle and self-styled King Of Fun – is telling me about his ‘wholesome and civilised’ 60th birthday celebrations at his Ibiza villa. He’d enjoyed a few alcohol-free beers over lazy lunches with friends, taken the odd dip in the pool, played tennis and gone hiking. And, yes, you read that correctly. The party animal hadn’t touched a drop of alcohol. The only concession to self-indulgence was his birthday meal – a feast of seafood and cake. The newl
Colourful bedding flowers fall victim to council biodiversity drives (opens the original)
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Bedding plants in public parks and on road verges are the latest to fall victim to council biodiversity drives, new figures reveal. The colourful displays of blooms, which are usually replaced and replanted every year, are increasingly being scrapped because of a growing trend towards hardier perennials which help protect insect species and improve soil health. Data from a Freedom of Information request to all 382 councils suggest ten per cent of local authorities have now turned their backs on
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