Letter: Patricia Greene obituary Sean O’Connor writes: She was thrilled, then completely stunned to be offered the lead role in the film The Guardian - UK · Jul 16
‘Clambering about in Victorian boots was brutal’: how we made Picnic at Hanging Rock ‘A potential US distributor,’ recalls director Peter Weir, ‘supposedly threw his coffee cup at the screen at the end of the film, saying, “So whodunnit?” He felt he’d wasted a couple of hours’ The Guardian - UK · Feb 17, 2025
Those early Zoom meetings got people fired up for Harris. Now they're trying to get them to vote Kamala Harris' candidacy generated a burst of enthusiasm through Zoom meetings this summer The Independent UK · Oct 22, 2024
Wedding wars! How photographers took over – and vicars fought back While once there would be a lone photographer taking pictures of the happy couple, now videographers and ‘content creators’ are also invited to document the big day, and even the clergy have had enough The Guardian - UK · Jun 18, 2024
Seeing the big picture on church weddings Letters: Rev Geoffrey Farrar thinks the focus of a church wedding should be God, Jill Webster says the top space should be for the sacred, not the photographer, while Tim Maguire champions humanist ceremonies The Guardian - UK · Mar 11, 2024
Church vicars called 'rude' and 'aggressive' by over 900 wedding photographers After 900 photographers signed a petition, the former Archbishop of Canterbury stepped into the debate Digital Camera World · Mar 5, 2024
Wedding photographer at centre of row with vicars calls for truce Rachel Roberts and more than 900 photographers had signed petition about clergy obstructing their work The Guardian - UK · Mar 4, 2024
A view of the Kentucky legislative future from lawmakers leaving the House and Senate Chambers The 2024 Kentucky General Assembly session will mark the end of public service, at least for now, for a number of senators and representatives. Several members of both chambers have opted to not seek re-election when their term concludes this year. WEKU · Jan 3, 2024
Shirley Anne Field: a smart and seductive key player in the British New Wave Appearing in many of the landmark gritty dramas of the era, the actor, who has died aged 87, stood out for portraying vulnerability combined with a canny intelligence The Guardian - UK · Dec 12, 2023
Unions and teachers call Rishi Sunak’s new education plan ‘a misdirected fantasy’ Scrapping A-levels and making English and Maths compulsory to 18 said to be unworkable due to recruitment crisis in subject areas The Guardian - UK · Oct 8, 2023
Schools across England face unprecedented struggle to hire English teachers as recruitment crisis grows Headteachers say situation is critical as they try to fill vacancies for September The Guardian - UK · Jun 17, 2023
‘I like to go on solo adventures’: Guardian readers on single life The Church of England recently pointed out Jesus was single in a report calling for single people to be more valued by society The Guardian - UK · Apr 29, 2023
Abortion bills gain no ground in Kentucky with ban in place Abortion-rights supporters in Republican-leaning Kentucky thought they had finally achieved a breakthrough when voters in November defeated a measure aimed at denying any constitutional protections for abortion The Independent UK · Apr 3, 2023
Last-minute move revives ban on gender-affirming care for Kentucky youth. House OKs it FRANKFORT, Ky. — In a last-minute switch Thursday, Republicans revived an omnibus anti-LGBTQ bill, which includes a ban on gender-affirming health care for Kentucky’s transgender youth. Tribune News Service · Mar 16, 2023
The Guardian - UK · Jan 22, 2023 Ted Whitehead obituary Dramatist and screenwriter whose best-known stage play, Alpha Beta, is a scorching study of marriage and morality
Manchester Evening News · Oct 12, 2022 Girl, 12, who took her own life during pandemic told nurse she felt 'bullied and ignored' Charley Ann Patterson was found dead at home by her dad in October 2020
Tribune News Service · Sep 24, 2022 Election equipment to be replaced in Georgia's Coffee County after outsiders gain access ATLANTA — Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said Friday that he will replace voting equipment in Coffee County after supporters of then-President Donald Trump and their computer analysts copied confidential data following the 2020 election.
Daily Record · Mar 29, 2022 Scotland's WAGS: The stunners who will be cheering national team ahead of Qatar As the Tartan Army prepares to cheer on our team in the friendly against Austria, we thought we'd take a look at the ladies behind the lads.