11 h. ago Combat intensifies as One Battle After Another takes 14 Bafta nominations to Sinners’ 13

Paul Thomas Anderson’s gonzo caper takes slight nominations lead over the Ryan Coogler horror, with surprise five noms for British Tourette movie I Swear• Full list of nominationsSinners may have made history last week, when it became the first film ever to secure 16 Oscar nominations, but it was its awards season rival, One Battle After Another, that proved narrowly victorious at Tuesday’s Bafta nominations.Paul Thomas Anderson’s counterculture comedy heads into the competition with 14 nominations, while Ryan Coogler’s vampire thriller has 13. Meanwhile Marty Supreme and Hamnet are close on their heels with 11 nominations each, and Frankenstein and Sentimental Value have eight nods apiece. Continue reading...

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11 h. ago How John Davidson used fishing to help actors tell his story in I Swear

John Davidson has revealed how he helped the actors who portrayed him in the film I Swear get into character - and it involved a fishing trip.

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11 h. ago Bafta nominations 2026 – live: One Battle After Another leads the pack with 14 nominations

‘One Battle After Another’ and ‘Sinners’ set to lead this year’s pack of nominated movies

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11 h. ago ‘One Battle After Another’ scoops 14 nominations for UK’s BAFTA film awards

Paul Thomas Anderson’s politically charged action thriller “One Battle After Another” leads the race for the British Academy Film Awards, with 14 nominations including acting nods for five of its cast

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11 h. ago One Battle After Another leads Sinners in Bafta 2026 nominations

Paul Thomas Anderson’s caper received one more nod than Ryan Coogler’s vampire blockbuster

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11 h. ago The Apprentice 2026: Here's why all 20 candidates think they deserve a £250,000 investment from Lord Sugar

The world’s hardest job interview is back.

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11 h. ago Watch live: Bafta nominations announced with Hamnet and Sinners among favourites

Watch live as the Bafta 2026 nominations are announced on Tuesday (27 January).

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11 h. ago The books to read before they hit the screen in 2026: From gothic classics to modern thrillers

Whether it's falling in love at a Bridgerton masquerade or surviving a deadly Hunger Games, reading the book first lets you savour every twist, turn and forbidden romance.

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11 h. ago Sky Under Salt Marsh plot, cast list, Welsh filming locations and how to watch

Under Salt Marsh is a new crime drama series coming to Sky Atlantic and NOW in 2026, and it boasts an all-star cast including Kelly Reilly and Rafe Spall

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11 h. ago Police taken to High Court over use of live recognition cameras after knife crime campaigner's 'human rights were violated' when he was wrongly identified as a suspect

Shaun Thompson, 39, a respected black community worker, was wrongly flagged up as a criminal after being filmed at London Bridge station.

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12 h. ago The Breakdown | So much at stake and Six Nations just the start in ‘massive year for rugby union’

We may know the sport’s future is bright when trendsetters worldwide are wearing Fabien Galthié-style shadesOn the surface it was business at usual at this year’s Six Nations launch in a chilly Edinburgh. Had the city’s most famous literary sleuth poked his nose into the venue at the top of the Royal Mile, Inspector Rebus would have clocked the usual suspects: head coaches trying not to divulge any secrets, captains quietly studying their opposite numbers and content creators seeking to “jazz up” their tournament previews.This year’s booby prize went to the “influencer” who asked Caelan Doris, Ireland’s captain, whether or not he liked Fabien Galthié’s thick-rimmed glasses. It was almost on a par with the Breakdown’s all-time classic: the day someone asked Rob Baxter, Exeter’s director of rugby, to pick his favourite motorway service station. “Taunton Deane,” came the instant reply. “Because it means we’re almost home.” Brilliant. Continue reading...

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12 h. ago Neil Young gifts Greenland free access to his music and withdraws it from Amazon over Trump

The singer-songwriter has donated access to his music archive to ‘ease the unwarranted stress and threats’ Greenlanders have experienced from the US governmentNeil Young has donated a year’s worth of access to his music and documentary archive to the people of Greenland after the territory’s future became the subject of a fraught dispute with the US.“I hope my music and music films will ease some of the unwarranted stress and threats you are experiencing from our unpopular and hopefully temporary government,” Young wrote in a statement on his website, Neil Young Archives, which offers comprehensive access to the 80-year-old songwriter’s recorded and live catalogues and other output. Continue reading...

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12 h. ago Grizzly Night review – animals attack in campsite thriller of rogue bears and wayward teens

The terrifying animal at the centre of Burke Doeren’s thriller is convincingly ferocious but the supporting humans don’t match its powerDespite its lurid poster art, as an ursine rampage film this falls closer to the serious Grizzly Man/Timothy Treadwell end of the scale, rather than the Cocaine Bear one. Based on a freak August 1967 tragedy in which two women were separately mauled to death by grizzlies in Montana’s Glacier National Park (described here as a “trillion to one” occurrence), Burke Doeren’s debut grips in tooth’n’claw terms, but is considerably less sure-footed when it comes to people.Down at the park, fire season is all the rangers think they have on their plate, but they’re not reckoning with wayward teenagers and rogue bears. At the giftshop, Michele (Ali Skovbye) leans on Paul (Jacob Buster) to join her posse and help her shoo off an unwanted suitor at Trout Lake. So he leaves colleague Julie (Brec Bassinger) to a sexy bivouac with boyfriend Roy (Matt Lintz) in a s...

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12 h. ago ‘It’s a lot to deal with’: Cho Chang actor reflects on the pressure of Harry Potter fame ahead of HBO reboot

Katie Leung, who played Cho Chang in the Harry Potter films, opens up about the pressure of joining the franchise as a teenager.

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13 h. ago New James Bond Latest: Here are the 12 leading current contenders to become the next 007

There’s been quite a bit of movement in the next James Bond betting market since the start of 2026.

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13 h. ago What Keane and McCarthy’s absurd row in Saipan tells us about Irish identity and principles

The new film dramatising a seminal moment in Irish footballing history and Miguel Delaney details the lessons learned and how an undiscovered twist adds a new layer to one of the biggest controversies in Irish sporting history

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13 h. ago How the Melania Trump documentary became the most mysterious film of the year

Amazon spent $40m to acquire the new movie about the US First Lady, directed by Hollywood outcast Brett Ratner. Its release seems to only raise further questions

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13 h. ago Piers Morgan is forced to shoot his show from home as he returns to work after hip replacement and says he is 'back in the game' after spending a week in hospital

Piers Morgan has returned to filming his show in the wake of his health woes. 

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14 h. ago Charli XCX strips off to nothing but lingerie and a fur coat as she braves freezing temperatures at film festival

CHARLI XCX has stripped off to nothing but lingerie and a fur coat as she braves the freezing temperatures at the Sundance Film Festival in Utah. The singer, 33, is in the snowy mountainous region to promote her new mockumentary film, The Moment, which sees her play a fictionalised over-the-top version of herself as she...

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14 h. ago Bafta nominations 2026 – live: Contenders for Britain’s top film awards to be unveiled today

‘One Battle After Another’ and ‘Sinners’ set to lead this year’s pack of nominated movies

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