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When i was a child, and there were many serious things going on, such as the great depression and all that, it was laurel and hardy who gave me permission not to take life seriously. and it turned out that it was ok to laugh your head off. he laughs. life was a very serious business and it inspired me to try and write funny books — that this was a good thing to do with a life, is to be funny. now, what i liked about this is this documentary has interviews taken over a long period of time — c...

The government and regional fire services have known for a long time the risk would increase. however, according to uk national fire chiefs council lead paul hedley, any head start the uk have had to prepare may have just run out. so where are the weaknesses in uk wildfire resilience, and how should it be looking to adapt? youve been investigating best practices in numerous wildfire hotspots around the world. when it comes to the uk, where did the adaptations need to be, and are we, as that twee...

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And we have mentioned the physiological adaptation you get, which is fine, and actually quite a powerful adaptation. you also increase your thermal resilience, which we probably dont have very much of at the moment, but comes with the acclimatisation. but by far the biggest adaptation is in your behaviour. people learn to behave appropriately and correctly in these kind of environments, which is why lots of the messaging has been about that, about behaving appropriately, to minimise the risk. an...

As the Dakota Johnson starrer releasing Friday on Netflix draws mixed reactions we take a look at some memorable big screen versions of Jane Austen's novels.

How did the sophomore seasons of these Regency-era period dramas with diverse casts and dedicated fans turn out?

That they want to make and the adaptations that they believe they need. and then we can move onto a pay deal and we can settle this dispute. mick lynch. what effect could space tourism have on our planet? well, according to a report led by researchers at ucl, it could have more of a damaging effect than the aviation industry if left unregulated. im joined now by dr rob ryan, an atmospheric scientist at ucl and the lead author on the research paper on the climate impacts of space tourism. doctor ...

But somebody is stopping them from doing that at this moment and i suspect that the politicians. so, if they put that on the table, that we can give you a guarantee of no compulsory redundancies, we can get on with discussing the changes that they want to make and the adaptations that they believe they need. and the adaptations and then we can move onto a pay deal and we can settle this dispute. the glastonbury festival is preparing to welcome sir paul mccartney to the pyramid stage later this e...

Need someone to bring your blockbuster book to life? Just give the star of ‘Normal People’ and ‘Where the Crawdads Sing’ a call.

This Encyclopedia Britannica list features 12 movies that were adapted from short fiction.