Netflix and Unesco search for African film-makers to ‘reimagine’ folktales Unesco has teamed up with streaming giant Netflix to find and fund six short films “reimagining”...
EU offers to scrap 80% of Northern Ireland food checks but prepares for Johnson to reject deal The EU will scrap 80% of checks on foods...
Steel industry calls for state support to avoid ‘full blown crisis’ The steel industry has called for urgent state support to avoid a “full blown steel...
Squid Game is Netflix’s biggest debut hit, reaching 111m viewers worldwide Dystopian South Korean drama Squid Game has become Netflix’s most popular series ever, drawing 111...
UK car industry says Brexit rules are denting competitiveness Car remains the UK’s No 1 export but volatile energy prices and the cost of complying with...
Cabinet policy obliges ministers to delete instant messages Ministers and civil servants are required by cabinet policy to set instant messaging chats to delete automatically, it...
Bars and festivals lift UK economy in August after July fall UK economy picked up in August after an unexpected fall in July as bars, restaurants...
Felixstowe backlog improving, so shop normally for Christmas, says minister The backlog at the UK’s largest container port is “improving” so Britons should shop normally for...
Apple may cut iPhone 13 production by millions as US warns of Christmas shortages Apple may slash the number of iPhone 13s it will make this...
UK job vacancies hit record amid Brexit and Covid staff shortages Job vacancies soared to a record high of almost 1.2m in September, according to official...