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BRIAN VINER: Despite the contortions required to pat oneself resoundingly on the back, everyone involved in making Happiest Season appears to have managed it.

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Each morning Tuppence Middleton would draw back the curtains in her room at the fabled Villa Carlotta, nestled beneath the Hollywood sign, and gaze out.

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Shooting a new film version of Shakespeare’s most intimate play, Romeo and Juliet found themselves up against not just their warring houses, but Perspex screens.

‘Masks on, everyone – we’re getting a message for somebody who’s just been put in Tier 3’

SHANE WATSON: Everyone at some point this year has thought: ‘I really have to do something to this house.’
A couple of weeks into the first lockdown and we weren’t just climbing walls.

The binman, who was working for a contractor on behalf of Tunbridge Wells Borough Council, was hit by his lorry in the grounds of Benenden School, near Cranbrook, Kent, on Wednesday.

Debbie Berger, former product manager at Celotex, scribbled the acronym as an ‘expression of shock’ on a report document when she realised the fire test had been manipulated.

Assadollah Assadi, 48, allegedly carried the ‘Mother of Satan’ bomb onto an Austrian Airlines flight from Tehran to Vienna in his diplomatic bag, exempt from security checks.

Researchers looked at the strange beliefs youngsters have about where different foods such as bread, milk and chocolate originate.Of the 1,000 children asked – 21 percent did not know milk came from cows.

The former leader will attempt to establish that staff from Sir Keir’s office attended private meetings where an agreement was discussed.