Andrew Scott’s Elsinore leads British Independent Film Awards nominations Elsinore, which stars Andrew Scott, is leading this year’s nominations for the British Independent Film Awards with 12 nods. Directed by Simon Stone, the film follows the story of Chariots Of Fire actor Ian Charleson as he prepared to play Hamlet at the National Theatre in
Scott McTominay experience should boost Scotland chances – Sebastien Pocognoli Sebastien Pocognoli is relishing being able to welcome Scott McTominay’s experience back to the Scotland squad after the midfielder returned to selection following his recovery from a health scare. The 29-year-old underwent heart surgery in September and missed the first Nations League camp but, after
Kellogg’s removes rice from Rice Krispies due to ‘changing weather conditions’ Kellogg’s has removed rice from its Rice Krispies and Coco Pops cereals after “changing weather conditions” affected the quality and availability of the ingredient, the firm has said. Rice Krispies has been reformulated to use rice flour instead of rice, while Coco Pops now
King stops short of offering formal apology over transatlantic slave trade The King has told Commonwealth leaders the transatlantic slave trade “fills my heart with horror and my soul with the most profound personal sorrow”, but did not offer an apology. In his address to presidents and prime ministers, Charles said his commitment was growing
UK meat processing firms hit amid fridge and freezer cyber attacks Meat processing firms in the UK have been hit by cyber attacks after hackers targeted supermarket freezers across Europe. The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) said it is working with the firms affected and that the national impact is “minimal”. Speaking at the launch
Nuno Espirito Santo sacked by West Ham after poor start to Championship season West Ham have sacked Nuno Espirito Santo after back-to-back home defeats left the club eighth in the Championship. Saturday’s 3-1 loss to West Brom at the London Stadium prompted what the Hammers called a “thorough review” of their start to life in
Private sector pension savers to be given ‘simpler’ options to take an income Millions of private sector workers saving into a pension will be given the option of what could potentially be a simpler way for some to turn their retirement savings into an income, under Government plans. Pensions minister Torsten Bell has announced a
Virgin Media O2 cutting thousands of jobs in cost savings overhaul Virgin Media O2 has confirmed plans to axe thousands of UK jobs under aims to slash costs by around £800 million a year by 2029 as it battles intense competition and a mounting debt pile. The telecoms giant said the bulk of the cost
PM opens slavery apology talks with Commonwealth as King also set to raise issue The legacy of slavery will dominate a meeting of Commonwealth leaders, with Andy Burnham beginning talks over a formal apology and the King set to speak about the issue with “unflinching honesty”. The legacy of slavery will dominate a meeting of
GCHQ alerting UK businesses after cyber attacks hit freezers across Europe GCHQ has been alerting organisations in the UK which could be at risk after supermarket freezers across Europe were hit by apparent cyber attacks. The move by the UK’s intelligence and security agency came after supermarkets across the continent were hit by issues with