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I’ve watched all 97 Best Picture winners — these are the 11 best Oscar movies of all time

To celebrate the Oscars 2026, I'm picking out the greatest Best Picture-winning movies from each decade from the 1920s to the 2020s.

Tom’s Guide

Teacher who worked out in gym while she was meant to be supervising students sacked

Mrs Iwobi sacked from south London school for issues including underperformance and health and safety breaches

Evening Standard

I Love The Original Predator, But Now I Understand Why I Hate One Sequence

It’s like two different movies, because it kind of is.

Cinemablend

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How politics, technology and the environmental crisis turned these movies into horror films in 2026

A famous expression, often wrongly attributed to Mark Twain, states that comedy is merely tragedy plus time. This theory highlights how our response to films can depend on the context in which we see them.

The Conversation

Retired teacher spared jail for ‘sadistic’ abuse of young girls

Patricia Robertson, 77, was convicted of offences against 18 children at Fornethy House in Kilry, Angus, between 1969 and 1984.

Evening Standard

Ahead Of Law And Order's Family Reunion For Riley, I Love Reid Scott's Explanation For Why He Kept 'Nudging' The Boss To Bring Ryan Eggold Back

The Riley boys are back!

Cinemablend

I'd Wondered If Law And Order's 'Betrayal' Would Change One Key Relationship, And I'm Not Surprised By The Answer

Well, well, well...

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Kate Lawler: ‘I don’t know why I can’t grow up!’

The iconic Big Brother winner talks mindful exercise, parenthood, work/life balance and being brilliantly silly, with Ella Walker.

The Independent UK

23 greatest movie endings of all time, ranked

THE COUNTDOWN: Final scenes are incredibly tough to pull off – and they can make or break the viewing experience. Jacob Stolworthy and Louis Chilton pick 23 of the greatest movie denouements in cinema history

The Independent UK

“Dolly just sat there and listened very sweetly. I asked the producer, ‘Is there anything special you want from me? He said, ‘I want you to do what Skunk does’”: Jeff “Skunk” Baxter recalls recording guitar on Dolly Parton mega-hit 9 to 5

Baxter highlights the song's R&B feel as a key element that set it apart from the country songs being released at the time

Guitar World

It's a game changer: Canberra mum's genius dog poo invention

The 'Pupoon' has just hit the market.

The Canberra Times

Accused killer denies shooting friend to clear his debt

Bartolomeo Rapisarda has pleaded not guilty to murder in the Victorian Supreme Court, denying he shot dead his friend in Melbourne's southeast.

AAP

'I begged them to wake up': Daughter of fentanyl-poisoned couple describes horror moment she found them dead

Ellie Baxter gives heartbreaking statement after IT worker Luke D’Wit jailed for life for her parents’ murder

Evening Standard

Toohey's News: why Hastings is in the hot seat in Knights halves battle

Jack Cogger is breathing down the neck of both halves.

Newcastle Herald

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The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: the return of a beloved doggy dating show

Abandoned dogs are matched with new owners at a north London shelter in The Dog House. Plus: the fearless Rob and Romesh have a go at F1. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Hindu

Meadows Taylor: An almost-local British officer of Surpur

It was during turbulent times in the 1840s that the Nizam of Hyderabad appointed Philip Meadows Taylor as his political agent and sent him to Surpur. The officer, who was also a writer, painter, and historian, left a legacy as a man of empathy for the locals.

The Guardian - UK

Ryan Gander: ‘Going to a gallery is like taking your imagination to the gym’

The prolific British conceptual artist on the source of his creativity, why he left London – and a coin-based treasure hunt he is making for Manchester’s international festival

Daily Mirror

Grandad's heroin-smuggling gang partied in Las Vegas while still claiming benefits

Stanley Feerick was jailed this week after his drug-trafficking gang visited Las Vegas, while claiming benefits and transporting drugs across the country

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Wales Online

The dogs helping children cope with school after the pandemic

A project taking dogs into schools along with trained practitioners has expanded massively since the pandemic and now works with hundreds of children

Daily Mirror

Mums who worked together to steal £5k in John Lewis sunglasses dodge jail thanks to kids

Paula Richardson would steal the glasses from John Lewis at Manchester's Trafford Centre while partner-in-crime Lindsey Jordan would act as a look out and distract staff, a court heard

Bristol Post

Bristol Sweet Mart: the shop which has become ‘as iconic as the Clifton Suspension Bridge.’

This November the Majothi family will celebrate 50 years since their exile from Uganda

Daily Mirror

Dying dog has first ever McDonald's as heartbreaking last meal on earth

When Ellie Buckler, 21, from Blackpool, was told her senior dog Baxter would have to be put to sleep, she planned the most special and memorable last day on earth - filled with McDonald's, chocolate and oodles of love

Chronicle Live

Firefighters rescued trapped dog after it barked up the wrong tree in South Shields park

Baxter the cocker spaniel became trapped under the roots of a fallen tree in Cleadon Park

AAP

Accused killer was will's sole beneficiary

A Victorian man has been released on bail, accused of murdering the man who made him the sole beneficiary of his will.

ABC News

Fears thousands will become homeless when National Rental Affordability Scheme ends

With his rent set to almost double, George Parkyn and his dog, Baxter, could be homeless in a few weeks. He says there's no way he can afford to lease a property in the open market, and he's far from the only one.

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