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  • London’s a hub for filming new TV shows and movies – but that could soon be over

    February 16, 2023

    London is one of the most desirable filming locations on the planet – but its unique locationsare slowly vanishing, finds Adam Bloodworth Casual viewers tuning into Netflix to watch the latest season of You may have been surprised to see charming psychopath Joe Goldberg strolling through Kensington when new episodes dropped last week. Having swapped [...]

  • The BAFTAs 2023 – Who is going to win vs who SHOULD win

    February 16, 2023

    The BAFTAs are back with a bang this Sunday. After years of turmoil in the film industry, there’s a strong group of contenders led by sci-fi hit Everything Everywhere All At Once and The Banshees of Inisherin.  But who’s likely to take home the famous mask, and who should be getting their moment? Morning Wire [...]

  • Wagamama owner has ‘little hope for future’ activist shareholder says, urging major strategy overhaul

    February 16, 2023

    Wagamama owner The Restaurant Group has shown “little hope for the future” and is in need of a strategy overhaul, an activist shareholder has urged. Oasis Management, a hedge fund which holds a 6.5 per cent stake in the company, called on the hospitality firm to “re-align its priorities” and take immediate steps to restore [...]

  • Standing at the Sky’s Edge: Richard Hawley musical comes to the National Theatre

    February 16, 2023

    Musicals are a tricky proposition for the National Theatre. They are pretty much guaranteed to fill seats but also invite the criticism that other theatres already have the genre well covered, and is it the kind of thing the National should be investing in?  So there must have been a sigh of relief when Chris [...]

  • Phaedra at the National Theatre: Yerma director returns with a strange hit

    February 16, 2023

    Those expecting a traditional retelling of Seneca’s Phaedra may think they’ve walked into the wrong theatre when the Lyttelton curtain rises. There isn’t a tunic or a doric column to be seen in director Simon Stone’s reimagining – instead you’re met by a gleaming glass cube housing an extremely swanky modern apartment.  You may still [...]

  • SSP: Upper Crust owner’s UK recovery hampered by rail strikes as commuters stop buying baguettes

    February 16, 2023

    Upper Crust owner SSP has seen the recovery in its UK arm hampered by repeated waves of strike action across railway networks. The company, which runs food outlets at transport sites such as airports and railway stations, revealed the performance of its UK and Ireland business lagged behind other regions globally due to train strike [...]

  • Nestle: Cost inflation eats into KitKat maker’s profit as it tumbles 45 per cent to £8.4bn

    February 16, 2023

    KitKat and Nescafe coffee maker Nestle has revealed its net profits tumbled by 45 per cent as cost inflation led the global food and drink giant to hike up the prices of its products. The Switzerland-headquartered company, which owns some of the world’s biggest food brands, said its net profits fell to 9.3 billion Swiss [...]

  • Lamborghini celebrates the V12 engine with special edition supercars

    February 16, 2023

    The Invencible and Autentica mark the end of Lamborghini’s famed naturally aspirated V12 engine – with a new hybrid on the horizon.

  • Subway mulls selling business in deal that could be worth over £8bn

    February 15, 2023

    Family owners of sandwich giant Subway are considering a possible sale, in a deal that could be worth as much as £8bn. In a statement, the American fast-food firm said “its shareholders are exploring a possible sale of the company” after 60 years of family ownership, but added there “is no indication of timing or [...]

  • Fans criticise ‘pointless’ Blackadder reunion without Rowan Atkinson

    February 15, 2023

    Richard Curtis, Blackadder’s creator, has confirmed that the comedy will return for a one-off special this year, but fans on social media are criticising the reunion because of Rowan Atkinson’s refusal to take part. “Blackadder without Rowan Atkinson is like a broken pencil. Pointless,” wrote one fan. “Without Rowan Atkinson..stop..please just stop..stop..!!” wrote another. “I [...]

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