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Cocaine importers armed with hand grenades had Leeds links and 'lads who blow heads off'

The gang, who had supply lines to Leeds and Bradford, would organise a fleet of vehicles to stash their illicit goods

Leeds Live

Cocaine importers armed with hand grenades had 'lads who blow heads off'

Gang boss used international networks of contacts to flood UK with tens of millions of pounds of drugs

Liverpool Echo

Oscars 2023: final predictions, timetable and how to watch

The 95th Academy Awards have finally arrived – here’s what you need to know, when you need to know it by and who (we think) will win the key prizes

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‘Silly, soggy’ or ‘screamingly good’? First responses to Avatar: The Way of Water emerge

While some critics were bowled over by the grand spectacle after the London world premiere, others including the Guardian’s Peter Bradshaw found it far from thrilling

The Guardian - UK

Richard Curtis: lack of diversity in Love Actually makes me feel a bit stupid

In a TV special marking the festive romcom’s 20th anniversary the director says ‘some moments … feel out of date’

The Guardian - UK

Aftersun and Blue Jean lead British independent film awards nominations

Sebastián Lelio’s drama The Wonder also scores a host of nods, with Paul Mescal and Florence Pugh both up for acting awards

The Guardian - UK

Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis is super-spangly, explosive, narratively unhinged – and an artistic triumph

A new Baz Luhrmann film caused a stir this year at Cannes – again.

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Boy from Heaven: Tarik Saleh’s thriller set in Egypt’s Al-Azhar

Saleh’s new film, which depicts religious power struggles and corruption in Egypt, premiered at Cannes Film Festival.

Al Jazeera

The nasty world of Get Carter was inspired by the appalling poverty I saw in Britain

Letter: Mike Hodges, the writer and director of the 1971 film, describes how he was radicalised while on national service in the navy

The Guardian - UK

Post your questions for Simon Bird

No, there won’t be any more Inbetweeners. But what else would you like to ask the Friday Night Dinner actor and Days of the Bagnold Summer director?

The Guardian - UK

Oscars 2022: Will Smith not facing charges for slapping Chris Rock, says LAPD, as Academy releases statement – as it happened

Family drama Coda won best picture at a ceremony that was overshadowed by Will Smith attacking Chris Rock

The Guardian - UK

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