In Rare Joint Statement, UK Broadcasting Union & Producer Trade Body Pledge To Eliminate “Broken Turnaround”

In Rare Joint Statement, UK Broadcasting Union & Producer Trade Body Pledge To Eliminate “Broken Turnaround”

The UK broadcasting union and producer trade body have come together for a rare joint statement to pledge the total elimination of “broken turnaround,” the practice of crew being required by their employer to return to work within less than 11 consecutive hours in each 24-hour period. This breaking of UK working rights regulation was…

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Finite Films & TV To Make Scripted Series On First Biracial Vogue Model & WWII Spy Toto Koopman 

Finite Films & TV To Make Scripted Series On First Biracial Vogue Model & WWII Spy Toto Koopman 

EXCLUSIVE: London and Belfast-based independent production company Finite Films & TV has optioned Jean-Noël Liaut’s The Many Lives of Miss K, based on the Dutch fashion model and secret agent Toto Koopman, for a TV adaptation.  The series will follow Koopman’s compelling professional and personal life. Born to a Dutch cavalry officer father and half Indonesian…

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Khloe Kardashian Reveals Her “Control Freak” Pre-Trip Checklists Before Leaving Kids

Khloe Kardashian Reveals Her “Control Freak” Pre-Trip Checklists Before Leaving Kids

Khloe Kardashian Details Her “Control Freak” Pre-Trip Checklists Before Leaving Kids Khloe Kardashian sticks to her kids’ routine—no matter what.  The Kardashians star recently shared that while she allows herself to take trips away from her and ex Tristan Thompson’s kids True, 7, and Tatum, 2, from time to time, she doesn’t leave without extensive…

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You can now Venmo the government to help pay off national debt

You can now Venmo the government to help pay off national debt

The federal government will accept Venmo payments from citizens who want to help pay off the national debt. The Treasury has begun accepting Venmo transactions as contributions toward the national debt, which currently stands at $36 trillion. Newsweek contacted the Treasury for more information on the decision via email. The Context The United States national…

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ECB keeps rates steady as it awaits clarity over trade

ECB keeps rates steady as it awaits clarity over trade

[FRANKFURT] The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged on Thursday (Jul 24) after cutting eight times in a year, biding its time while Brussels and Washington try to negotiate a trade deal that could ease persistent uncertainty over tariffs. Financial markets scaled back bets on future easing, however as ECB President Christine Lagarde delivered…

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BBC, Reuters & Other World News Orgs Urge Israeli Authorities To Let Journalists Facing “Threat Of Starvation” In And Out Of Gaza

BBC, Reuters & Other World News Orgs Urge Israeli Authorities To Let Journalists Facing “Threat Of Starvation” In And Out Of Gaza

Some of the world’s biggest news organizations including BBC News and Reuters have said journalists in Gaza now face the “threat of starvation.” A joint statement from the AFP, AP, BBC News and Reuters urged Israeli authorities to “allow journalists in and out of Gaza” and said “it is essential that adequate food supplies reach…

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‘Leaving Neverland’ Director Dan Reed Takes “Full Throttle Journey Into Mayhem” Of UK Riots In Latest Film ‘One Day In Southport’

‘Leaving Neverland’ Director Dan Reed Takes “Full Throttle Journey Into Mayhem” Of UK Riots In Latest Film ‘One Day In Southport’

EXCLUSIVE: Long before Dan Reed was making BAFTA-winning documentaries about paedophiles, terror attacks, and problematic pop princes, he directed episodes of crime dramas Poirot and Inspector Lewis. It was on the latter, he got to know Laurence Fox, a dashing British actor, embraced by the establishment alongside his ex-wife, the Doctor Who star Billie Piper.…

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No, Trump Did Not Start the Global “Trade War” | Opinion

No, Trump Did Not Start the Global “Trade War” | Opinion

After strong growth in 2024, global trade will take a hit this year. Many point the finger at President Donald Trump. That’s a mistake. The World Trade Organization said the volume of merchandise trade this year will contract by 0.2 percent. Its revised forecast “is nearly three percentage points lower than it would have been…

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