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- Sep 14, 2026
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Andrew Davies admits to drawing on âstimulatingâ Made in Chelsea for Jane Austen adaptation (opens the original)
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Screenwriter points to parallels between two worlds while academic says some of authorâs characters âwould make perfect reality show contestantsâ If Jane Austenâs novels run on closed social worlds, courtship rituals, status anxiety, gossip and relentless scrutiny of whoâs coupling with who, it follows that the obvious contemporary equivalent would be reality television. Thatâs according to Andrew Davies, the writer who has spent decades modernising British period dramas. Speaking on
Police release images of six men sought after violent disorder in Portsmouth (opens the original)
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Hampshire and Isle of Wight force says it wants to speak to men in connection with anti-migrant unrest that left seven officers injured Police have released images of six men they would like to speak to after violent disorder in Portsmouth last week that left seven officers injured. About 200 people gathered at Eastney Marina on Sunday night after a small boat carrying asylum seekers arrived on the south coast having crossed the Channel. The activists dispersed the following day in the early hou
John Majorâs rise from obscure whip to PM part of new National Theatre season (opens the original)
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Play is one of eight world premieres in programme with global conflict and political upheaval at its heart A new play about John Majorâs rise to power, written by James Graham, will premiere at the National Theatre in London next year, as part of a season that puts political upheaval and global conflict at the heart of its programme. Major reunites Graham with Jeremy Herrin, the director behind the acclaimed parliamentary drama This House. It will chart Majorâs emergence from relatively obsc
âLike a tired boxer, battered by applauseâ: as Andrew Scottâs biopic premieres, Richard Eyre remembers Ian Charlesonâs superb, near-death Hamlet (opens the original)
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In 1989, the Chariots of Fire actor took on the incredible task of playing Shakespeareâs prince while terminally ill from Aids. This weekend sees the world premiere of Elsinore, a new film about the episode, itself heavily-tipped for awards Ian Charleson was one of the finest actors of his generation and an important figure in the fight for gay rights. Yet the extraordinary circumstances of his final performance as Hamlet, just months before his death, are less familiar. Now, a new film is bri
Female film-makers still being squeezed out of industry, London film festival director says (opens the original)
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Over 40% of films in LFF programme are female-made, but only two of 21 gala films are directed by women Female film-makers are still being squeezed out of the industry as they progress beyond their debut films, the director of the London film festival has said, adding that “the dial does not seem to be moving”. Kristy Matheson’s comments came as LFF announced its full programme for this year’s event, which runs from 7 to 19 October. Of the 251 titles, 109 (43%) are made by female film-makers, bu
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