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Residents across South London and North Kent have been named in the Queen's New Year's Honours List. A junior doctor from Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust and a Swanley safeguarding campaigner from Swanley are a among those named in the Queen's New Years Honours List. Other honours include a police constable in Lambeth, a headteacher in Southwark, an education worker in Croydon and Girl Guide from Bromley. With 2021 nearly upon us, the New Year Honours List has been published, revealing who will be honoured for their hard work in the new year. Locally, several people from south Londo...

Don Travis Sr., a retired educator who championed vocational education and a solid academic curriculum at Churchill County High School by implementing Advanced Placement classes died Dec. 21 at the age of 89 after a...

The Mandalorian, and as a result, the last spoiler special discussing The Mandalorian. In this extended episode, Chris Hewitt, Helen O'Hara, James Dyer, and Ben Travis discuss the many major revelations, twists, and cameos of Chapter 16, take a bunch of listener questions, and ask where the show can go now that [REDACTED]. Enjoy. You can subscribe to the Spoiler Special Feed via Glow.fm here. You'll receive access to all the current Specials in our archive, plus new episodes as they arrive. For more details, read this.

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Jenkins goes all-in on the ‘80s, a decade that was very all-in on itself. The bright, shiny production is deeply attentive to that sense of time and place, which is especially satisfying in a genre that can often feel vague in that regard (Jenkins’ previous film being a notable exception). Advertisement Peter Debruge, Variety: For nearly two hours of its 151-minute runtime, “Wonder Woman 1984” accomplishes what we look to Hollywood tentpoles to do: It whisks us away from our worries, erasing them with pure escapism. … Jenkins, production designer Aline Bonetto and costumer Lindy He...