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Synopsis: Animation journalist Alex Dudok de Wit explores Isao Takahatas 1988 film Grave of the Fireflies from the angle of what Takahatas intended message and vision was versus what audiences tend to take away from their viewings. Review: Animation journalist Alex Dudok de Wit explores Isao Takahatas 1988 film Grave of the Fireflies from the angle of what Takahatas intended message and vision was versus what audiences tend to take away from their viewings. Review: Isao Takahatas 1988 Wo...

Ally Ross Updated: May 7 2021, 6:36 ET NINE years, six series and 1,000 acronyms later, millions of underwhelmed Line Of Duty viewers finally learned H’s identity and the lousy price of his treachery as well. It was poor, gormless Det Supt Ian Buckells, who’d done it all for “a time-share in Gran ­Canaria”. 12 Millions of underwhelmed Line of Duty viewers finally learned H’s identityCredit: BBC Not even Fuerteventura, with a “resort swap option”, which would’ve had me tipping o...

Advertisement: As India’s oldest airline, flag carrier Air India has a long history of serving the country and connecting destinations globally. From being known as the best airline in the world to currently undergoing privatization, the airline has had an interesting seven decades. As Air India enters its latest chapter, let’s take a look back at the carrier’s history. Air India began as a postal air carrier in the 1930s under JRD Tata. Photo: Vincenzo Pace | Simple Flying Beginnings Air...

Midsomer Murders episode The Dark Rider was filmed at Knebworth House in Hertfordshire. - Credit: Alan Davies Knebworth House doubles for Quitewell Hall – with the first unfortunate victim falling to his death from the mansions roof late at night after seeing a headless horseman. While theres no death by cheese as suffered by the unfortunate Martine McCutcheon in a different episode, one unsuspecting victim, Ludo DeQuetteville, gets crushed to death by a dislodged stone gargoyle.  A Rou...

Midsomer Murders episode The Dark Rider was filmed at Knebworth House in Hertfordshire. - Credit: Alan Davies Knebworth House doubles for Quitewell Hall – with the first unfortunate victim falling to his death from the mansions roof late at night after seeing a headless horseman. While theres no death by cheese as suffered by the unfortunate Martine McCutcheon in a different episode, one unsuspecting victim, Ludo DeQuetteville, gets crushed to death by a dislodged stone gargoyle.  A Rou...

Perth is waking up to its second day of a snap COVID-19 lockdown as residents anxiously await the results o...

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Features / Local Elections 2021 Ward profiles 2021: St George Central – ‘It’s friendly but we’ve lost a lot of small shops’ By Ellie Pipe, Wednesday Apr 21, 2021 Brenda remembers when her home on Bell Hill Road was surrounded by small, local shops that often acted as meeting places for the community. “It was a good place to be. Everyone knew you and everyone was friendly,” she reminisces. Brenda was born and brought up in the house she now shares with her husb...

Indy Tales is a forum for exchanging fictionalised accounts of the need to regain this nation AN online library of short stories and poems in favour of Scottish independence has been launched ahead of the May 6 Scottish Parliament elections. The creation of Bob Hastings, a Scot who’s been living in Spain for more than 30 years, Indy Tales is a forum for exchanging fictionalised accounts of the need to regain this nation. Hastings told the National: “I’ve been in Spain but I’m still ...