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Hollywood is making 007 look like a coward – and more stale by the month The pandemic has changed the film industry. By sticking to their outmoded guns, studios risk making their blockbusters look absurd 22 January 2021 • 4:25pm A somewhat premature trailer for No Time to Die on the Piccadilly Lights in December Credit: Lisi Niesner No Time to Die has now been delayed for so long that the gap between Daniel Craig’s final two James Bond films will have been longer than Sean Connery’s ent...

Smart Money: This lockdown is likely to go on for months and be unwound slowly

Smart Money: This lockdown is likely to go on for months and be unwound slowly

The idea isn’t yet completely off the table. While I’m against it, nobody has come forward with a viable alternative to the fixture chaos inherent in a suspension. That is the main problem now facing the FA: how is a situation which is becoming more and more problematic day by day going to sort itself? The first issue is that there is no clear date as to when the competition can resume. Mid-February has been touted as when lockdown will end, but nobody really knows. Round five is set for Fe...

This year I made unresolutions – I will not have a great idea for a new project, I will not eat more fruit, I will not hand-feed squirrels. It’s the only way forward, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

As we creep blinking out of our homes into a vaccine-enabled version of normality, some semblance of order should return to the world of arts and entertainment. In that spirit, and with the usual caveats, here are 21 reasons to look forward to 2021. Television Line Of Duty Filming on series six of the BBC’s blockbuster drama about a police anti-corruption was curtailed by the pandemic. It has now finished so it won’t be long before we’re once again gripped by questions both large ...

Last modified on Mon 21 Dec 2020 05.53 EST Gemma Arterton was desperate as a teenager to leave her small home town in Kent to go and live in London. She remembers, in detail, the day she finally moved, driving up with her dad and her boxes, to stake her claim at independence and adulthood. “It was a tiny flat in west London,” she says, her voice stripped of any hint of Gravesend. “My room was like a wine cellar underneath the pavement – I could hear people walking above me �...

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Property market 2020: Pandemic fallout creates perfect storm Covid-19 worsens housing shortage, fuels demand from cash-rich buyers and returning emigrants Thu, Dec 10, 2020, 06:00   Clearly 2020 will be remembered as a year like no other and Covid-19 will leave an indelible mark. What is most surprising is that there have been some positives for the residential property sector in all of this, and at worst the challenges facing the industry are largely the same as the ones that were there at t...