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May 18, 2024
Several Dorset artists will be showcasing their works in West Bay as part of Dorset Arts Weeks
September 14, 2023
Leading producer/distributor Fremantle has acquired the global distribution rights for Sisters Interrupted, a documentary feature described as offering an insig...
September 13, 2023
Fremantle has acquired the global distribution rights for epilepsy-themed feature documentary 'Sisters Interrupted.'
September 13, 2023
Fremantle has acquired the global distribution rights for epilepsy-themed feature documentary “Sisters Interrupted.” Directed by Caroline Sharp, the film…
September 13, 2023
Fremantle has acquired the global distribution rights for the insightful feature documentary Sisters Interrupted, uncovering the story of two sisters, one condition, and hundreds of years of stigma. Filmed over three years by an all-female production team, Sisters Interrupted will receive its UK premiere at Raindance Film Festival on November 1st 2023. Angela Neillis, SVP Non-Scripted Content, International at
November 5, 2022
As Hockey Canada faces widespread criticism over three funds it used to settle several sexual abuse complaints out of court, governance experts says it's actually a "good business" decision for an organization to protect itself against non-insurable claims, though most can't afford to do so.
April 26, 2022
COMING to Durlston Country Park’s Fine Foundation Gallery this month ‘Weaving wood and stone’ will showcase 2D and 3D work, all handcrafted to…
April 25, 2022
Caroline Sharp wonders why her daughter Emma Pring, who died at the Cygnet in Maidstone, couldn’t have been treated by the NHS
February 2, 2022
Keegan Messing, Canada's men's figure skating champion, is at risk of missing the Olympics.
July 14, 2021
THE government must urgently address a surge in Covid-related anxiety and mental health problems among children as part of its school catch-up plans, according to a report published today. Researchers have found that school leaders are seeing increasing cases of actual or threatened self-harm, including suicide, among children during the pandemic. The study by the National Foundation for Education Research (NFER) involved interviews by senior staff at 50 schools, predominantly in deprived ...