James Cleverly accuses Russia of new low in Africa speech
The foreign secretary is on a mission to build ties with Nigeria amid increasing Russian influence in Africa.
Paris robbery: Smart-dressed gang stage €10m jewellery raid
Two men in suits and a woman wearing a dress target a store in a street full of luxury jewellery stores.
How Angus Cloud’s remarkable Euphoria performance showed a star was born
Tributes are pouring in for Cloud, known for HBO’s teen drama, following his death. But above all, it should be noted what a captivating screen presence he had, writes Laura Martin.
Angus Cloud: How a night-time stroll made Euphoria’s breakout star
Casting scout Eléonore Hendricks recalls the night-time stroll that propelled Angus Cloud to fame.
Strike Takes Heavy Toll on Crews: ‘They Are Getting Clobbered By This’
The WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes have had a big impact on below-the-line workers, many of whom fear losing their health insurance.
“It’s Been Brutal”: Reality TV Producers Lament Conditions as Networks Remain Frugal During Strikes
Many thought the halt of scripted programming would lead to a reality boom, but even as fall schedules rely heavily on unscripted, workers still grapple with diminished job opportunities, long hours and a lack of union support: “We get starved out all the time.”
Ukraine war causes birth rate to slump
The country’s birth rate has fallen 28% since Russia invaded, official statistics indicate.
Henrietta Lacks: Family of black woman whose cells were taken settle case
An unknown settlement is reached after Henrietta Lacks’ cells were used for medical advances.
Canada launches warning labels on each cigarette
Canada is the first nation to use warnings on individual cigarettes in an effort to deter smoking.
