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An Afrofuturist road movie through eerie, emptied English landscapes

The major exhibition spans three floors, and will run for 10 months

The Americas Cup dream is over... so what happens next for Ineos Team UK? Telegraph Sport assesses the next move for Sir Ben Ainslie, as well as whether Sir Jim Ratcliffe will keep funding the team 24 February 2021 • 8:59am Ben Ainslie will stay out in Auckland for the Americas Cup Credit: GETTY IMAGES Ineos may have lost out to Luna Rossa in the Prada Cup final, but after a long, hard-fought campaign they still enjoyed a few drinks on Sunday night; ice boxes stacked with beer and rum providi...

This discussion is especially pertinent for children. When I see empty football pitches or tennis courts at the weekend it’s desperately sad. Anyone with children who regularly participate in grassroots sport will know the joy it brings, not to mention the benefits to their physical and mental health. Clearly, a child’s education is the most important thing but a maths lesson can’t be conducted outside in the wind and rain – a sports training session can. The authorities can throw eve...

Heres some of their thoughts from our Facebook and Twitter pages: Av Edwards: I wish Steve and his family well for the future sad to see him go but if he feels its right to go, then so be it. Good Luck Michael Mc: Lockdown Britain or sunny Australia.. no choice really Båz Gråhàm: Timing is terrible. Why? Daz Kehoe: Wow Terry Humphrys: Should he go before the season starts Lenny Woodall: At least everyone at the club knows the score and the club can search for a replacement without makin...

The chief constable of Dorset Police has urged lockdown protesters to accept that "now is really not the time" for free speech and assembly.

Video shows one woman being surrounded by police for leaving her house more than once and another being handcuffed for "sitting on a bench".