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BBCNew Bridget Jones film very sad, says Hugh Grant
The actor also said there was "no obvious role" for him in the film, but they "crammed me in".
The TelegraphWe celebrated historic victory, but all energy is now on America’s Cup fight coming our way
We enjoyed the aftermath of Friday’s Louis Vuitton Cup win. You have to celebrate the wins in this game and after a week like that it was only right, as a team, that we should take a moment to feel proud of how far we have come, and how we performed in that final series.
The TelegraphIndustry star Sagar Radia: ‘If you go down to Canary Wharf, there’s 100 Rishis’
“You just don’t get to see South Asian actors playing these kinds of characters,” says Sagar Radia. “For a lot of us on the scene there’s Riz Ahmed and Dev Patel and there’s everybody else. We don’t get the chance to play three-dimensional characters that have nuance or depth. We are the best friend, the terrorist, the taxi driver.”
PeopleRebel Wilson's Flower Girl Daughter Royce Walks Down Aisle in New BTS Wedding Footage Posted by Wife Ramona Agruma
Agruma also shared clips of the couple at the altar, dancing and with their four-tiered wedding cake from when they tied the knot in Sardinia, Italy, on Sept. 28
- People
Elizabeth Taylor's Son Recalls 'Unpleasant Taunts' About His Mother's Sex Life from Boarding School Classmates
Christopher Wilding recalls one of the most intense times in his mother's personal life in the docuseries 'Elizabeth Taylor: Rebel Superstar'
- Business Insider
Rich millennials like Leo from 'LIB' can come off as arrogant when talking about their wealth — but there's a better way to disclose your income on dates
On "Love Is Blind," Leo opens up about his wealth while saying it makes him insecure in dating. Men in similar positions should follow these tips.
- The Telegraph
Ex-chief of BBC World Service accused of minimising Hezbollah’s presence in Beirut
The former boss of the BBC’s World Service has been accused of appearing to defend Hezbollah by minimising the terror group’s presence in Beirut.
- The Telegraph
First it was the dodo – now scientists want to resurrect the giant bear and jumbo beaver
A giant bear from the Ice Age and a 5ft-tall beaver could be next in line for resurrection by de-extinction scientists.
- LA Times
Letters to Sports: Pete Rose, the player, belongs in the Hall of Fame
Readers of the L.A. Times Sports section give their opinions and thoughts on Pete Rose's death, the Dodgers' playoff hopes and Reggie Bush.
- The Telegraph
Child sex offenders and burglars spared jail despite dozens of previous convictions
Paedophiles, burglars and sex offenders have been spared prison despite having dozens of previous convictions for the same offence, new figures have revealed.
- The Telegraph
I’m still waiting to hear the reason why I was dumped by the Conservatives
I’ve still not managed to conclusively confirm which Conservative leadership candidate vetoed for the role of moderator at this week’s party conference in Birmingham.
- The Telegraph
A Conservative comeback is beginning to look inevitable
It is surprising how much attention the Tory leadership contest is getting. Considering that the party has no parliamentary power or mass popular support, and that the long process of choosing a new leader is still in its early stages, the candidates have attracted a remarkable amount of coverage.
- The Telegraph
Choosing godparents is now a power play for rampantly ambitious parents
How many godparents is too many? Six? Eight? 10? How about 37? I read a piece this week about a woman who’s appointed 37 godparents for her daughter, which sounds like the sort of practice that might have gone on in a medieval court for a small Royal child. She’s not a small Royal child, by all accounts. Her mother just sounds rampantly ambitious, having plucked friends from seemingly every continent for very specific reasons. “You always need the billionaire,” she apparently declared, “the head
- The Telegraph
Museum issues blackface trigger warnings over images of English folk events
Photographs of traditional English folk events have been given trigger warnings over fears that images of people in blackface costumes could offend.
- BBC
Day-Lewis film shoot ticketed by traffic wardens
Filming for a new feature starring the triple Oscar-winner is taking place in Handbridge in Chester.
- Business Insider
I charged a Chevy at Tesla Superchargers for a week. It was a breeze but came with one big drawback.
I charged a Chevy at Tesla Superchargers for a week, and it went pretty well — but taking up two chargers during a busy time could get awkward.
- Associated Press
England captain Ben Stokes to miss first test against Pakistan
England captain Ben Stokes won't play in the first test against Pakistan because he's still recovering from a torn hamstring. The opener of the three-test series begins Monday in Multan, where Ollie Pope will take charge of his first overseas test. Stokes had hoped to be ready after rehabbing from the injury he sustained in August.
- Business Insider
Russia's defense industry has a massive labor shortage. Rules on what jobs women can do are part of the issue.
Russia's defense industry is short tens of thousands of skilled workers, and 1970s laws on what jobs women can do aren't helping, data suggests.
- BBC
Woman seriously injured in attack near golf club
The 26-year-old was walking in a wooded area in Dalkeith when she was assaulted on Friday evening.
- BBC
Riverside housing plan submitted
If approved, the scheme will see 165 houses and apartments built at Sunderland's Farringdon Row.
