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The 23rd Thessaloniki Documentary Festival goes hybrid Radiograph of a Family by Firouzeh Khosrovani The 23 rdThessaloniki Documentary Festival (TDF) will this year be held in a hybrid format. Its online edition is running from 4-14 March, and a total of 50 films will be featured via the festival’s online.filmfestival.gr digital platform, reserved exclusively for audiences in Greece. From 24 June-4 July, the TDF will run both in physical spaces and online, and then the three competition sections and the Greek documentary productions will be presented, along with the Agora Docs industry even...

By Jordan Marshall2021-02-22T07:00:00+00:00 Peter Leonard swaps divisions as group unveils one third drop in profit at half year results Lendlease has rejigged the leadership of its European businesses to find the new second-in-command for its development arm. Peter Leonard, who is the firm’s executive general manager for commercial and central operations at its construction division, will take up his new role in late March. The rejig has been triggered by the departure of Jonathan Emery (pictured) at the end of 2019 The firm, which overnight unveiled a 37% drop in post-tax profit for the...

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf said he’s confident Republicans may support raising the state’s minimum wage, even if it’s to a rate lower than his proposed $15 an hour.

Pictured in the chapel at Mountbatten, from left, Rev Julia Myles, Archdeacon Ven. Peter Leonard and Mountbatten chief executive, Nigel Hartley. A NEW chaplain has been licensed at Mountbatten, to provide spiritual care for those in need of it. Rev Julia Myles has been licensed by the Archdeacon of the Isle of Wight, the Ven Peter Leonard. Julia will be providing spiritual care to the many people who use Mountbatten Isle of Wight’s services each year. She said: "Irrespective of your religion or beliefs I am here if anyone needs to talk, offload or have a conversation about something...

TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Gov. Tom Wolf on Tuesday joined Democrats in the General Assembly to lay out a plan to raise the state’s minimum wage to $12 an hour effective in July. From there, he said, the wage would be raised 50 cents a year until it reaches $15 by July 2027. “Our commonwealth’s essential workers deserve better,” Wolf said during a virtual news conference. “Pennsylvania workers are being left behind, and all of us are suffering for it.” Wolf was joined by State Sen. Christin...