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For his first visit to a Commonwealth country, King Charles III chose Kenya, the country where his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, learned of her accession to the English News

AFTRS’ Master of Arts Screen: Business boasts a cohort of like-minded professionals who are on the same track to innovate, advance and lead the screen sector.

AFTRS’ Master of Arts Screen: Business boasts a cohort of like-minded professionals who are on the same track to innovate, advance and lead the screen sector.

A burning passion for film took Claudia Shepherd from AFTRS to the Cannes Film Festival and a full-time role at Netflix.

Paintings linked to British Empire taken out of storage and displayed with labels explaining links to racism, colonialism and slave trade

Contemporary oud players are trying out completely new approaches to their instrument. While still relying on its tranquil tone, they do not hesitate to play with loud electronic amplification. Kersten Knipp offers an overview.

The United States helped inspire Britain’s tough-on-crime politics. Even as crime fell and warnings mounted, politicians never looked back.

The new ISQM 1 standard marks a change in approach to quality management for audit firms – but there’s no need to throw out your old ISQC documentation, says Rachel Davis of Just Audit. She talks us through her experience to date.

Leslie Thomas, QC, claimed that it was time to axe the judicial committee of the privy council, which acts as the final court of appeal for ten, mostly Caribbean, countries.

Trial labelled a miscarriage of justice after prosecution withheld evidence from original trial which undermined victim