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Laid back he might be but the wait for his shot at glory has tested Jack Catterall mentally, physically and financially. By John Evans

LAST year Jack Catterall warmed up inside the Mayweather Boxing Club and waited patiently for his turn. He wrapped his hands, he shadow-boxed, he jumped rop

Rowan Woods succeeds outgoing president Samantha Lang at ADG.

CHILDREN as young as five are effecting change at St Swithun’s Prep in Winchester through a new pupil parliament.

Australian Comedy Aftertaste Hopes to Cook Up Interest at Berlinale Series Market JD Linville, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Already a hit for ABC Australia, where its first two episodes pulled in nearly one quarter of the audience share for its prime time slot, tasty comedy “Aftertaste” will now participate in the Berlinale Series Market and Conference looking to attract broadcasters abroad. With its comic story of a cancelled chef and his upstart baker niece, “Aftertaste” is a rec...

I wouldn’t blame viewers if they’re hesitant about Aftertaste for that same reason. Between all the brooding antiheroes and reality show excoriations of the past two decades, people are cooling on the “angry white guy shtick” on TV too. The most critically acclaimed show of the past year was about a young black woman’s experience of sexual assault; the biggest star on MasterChef wasn’t Ramsay or White or the disgraced George Calombaris, but Melissa Leong. But After...

This winter’s snow might have been unwelcome in some quarters – but for Jonathan Brough it was the first time in more than a decade he’s been…