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Why The Power of the Dog should win the best picture Oscar

Jane Campion’s uncompromising, uneasy 1920s drama delivers a career-best performance by Benedict Cumberbatch and marks a victory for queer films at large

The Guardian - UK

Non-white refugees fleeing Ukraine detained in EU immigration facilities

Investigation: African students fleeing Vladimir Putin’s invasion disappearing into detention centres

The Independent UK

Why Jane Campion's slow-burn direction works so well in the Oscar-nominated 'The Power of the Dog'

This story contains spoilers about “The Power of the Dog.”

The Conversation

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You need to watch the most surprising sci-fi thriller on Netflix ASAP

This 2018 movie combines some familiar tropes with a twist straight out of 'Black Mirror.'

Inverse

How Jane Campion is handling ‘Power of the Dog’ accolades and why she feels less alone

LOS ANGELES — Jane Campion is sitting cross-legged on a yoga mat in the bedroom of her Sydney, Australia, home in late February. Barefoot, wearing faded jeans, she rotates her laptop 360 degrees to give me the nickel tour before returning her laptop’s camera to the perfectly framed background she…

Los Angeles Times

Man claims he made more Hinge matches after adding controversial Kanye West answer to profile: ‘No you’re wrong’

‘I needed more matches,’ he says of tactic

The Independent UK

Man with no symptoms was given two years to live

"Throughout all this, he's remained asymptomatic, which is extraordinary and fortunate"

Liverpool Echo

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Wife of Brit fears she'll be sent back to Ukraine after failing to get spousal visa

Natalya Fisher travelled back to Ukraine following Home Office advice and, after two terrifying weeks, she has now been able to return to her home in Aberdeenshire

Daily Mirror

Wife of Scot finally back from hell after two terrifying weeks in Ukraine seeking a visa

Natalya Fisher, who lives in Boddam with husband Peter, was sent back to Ukraine by the Home Office to apply for the document just days before Russia began the war.

Daily Record

Teachers quit jobs to travel with kids and homeschool around the globe

Driven by a desire to spend a greater amount of time as a family and escape the traditional school system, backpacking couple Emma Tryon and Peter quit their jobs as teachers to travel with their children

Daily Mirror

'Loving' man, 31, who never got over losing his mum found dead

Tributes have been paid to the 'soft man' who never got over losing mum

Liverpool Echo

'He always told people he loved them': Heartbroken tributes to 'soft, loving man' who never got over losing mum

John James Beardsworth - known as 'Peter' - battled drug and alcohol addiction until finally getting clean in 2017

Manchester Evening News

‘I can’t afford to go anywhere else’: the NSW caravan park residents devastated by floods

Unable to afford insurance against increasingly common inundations, many have no option but to stay and rebuild

The Guardian - AU

Jane Campion on The Power of the Dog: ‘Too much leather and ropes and chaps? I encouraged it!’

The film director discusses Oscar nominations, filming through the pandemic – and what it’s like for a woman to make a western

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Edinburgh Live

Scottish husband finally reunites with wife after she became stuck in Ukraine

The pair were able to reconnect this week following the nightmare ordeal which saw Natalya have to travel from Scotland to Ukraine in order to have a spousal visa granted.

Daily Record

Scot in emotional reunion with wife after she was sent to Ukraine just days before invasion

Peter and wife Natalya now finalising visa to get home to Aberdeenshire after Home Office disastrously advised Natalya to head to Ukraine to get a spouse visa - just days before Putin's Russia invaded

Wales Online

Father of teen who died after rugby match slams 'shocking' Wales Tomas Francis incident and brands decision 'unforgivable'

Peter Robinson's son Ben passed away after sustaining head injuries during a schools rugby match in Northern Ireland

Los Angeles Times

Benedict Cumberbatch on 'Power of the Dog': 'I bared my soul and my ass as well'

LOS ANGELES — Benedict Cumberbatch knows you have questions about that "Power of the Dog" ending. He has questions too. Maybe they're the same ones. But before he dives in — and this is a man prone to picking apart and parsing, so settle in — Cumberbatch would like to…

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Daily Record

Wife of Scot told to go to Ukraine to solve visa wrangle now trapped and battling to escape

Frantic husband Peter awaits news in Aberdeenshire after Natalya got trapped in her war torn homeland when Home Office told her to return two days before invasion.

The Hindu

Supernatural maintains winning form

Trainer Pesi Shroff’s top colt Supernatural, who has won two races in great style during this season, maintains his winning form and should score a hat-trick in the Poonawalla Breeders Multi-Million (PBMM) (Gr.1), the stellar attraction of Sunday’s (Feb. 26) races here.

The Guardian - UK

An Hour and a Half Late review – bickering comedy from Griff Rhys Jones and Janie Dee

There are nice slapstick set-pieces but this two-hander loses any sense of marital crisis and has perfunctory sitcom gags

The Guardian - UK

An internee ship and a U-boat captain at sea

Letter: Peter and Leni Gillman clarify events concerning HMT Dunera’s voyage

WhatToWatch

Jane McDonald — things you didn't know about the performer and TV presenter

Jane McDonald shot to fame singing on a cruise ship, but what else is there to know about her? 

RideApart

Opinion: Yes, A Beautiful Vintage Gilera Should Live In Your House

An advice column presented a married couple with an argument over a vintage bike, and whether it should be allowed to live in the house. What do you think?

Wales Online

The death and memorium notices from Swansea this week as families remember loved ones

Our thoughts are with loved ones during this difficult time

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