Dyslexia can be a blessing, says Keira Knightley-backed charity

South Korea has picked Min-ho Woo's political thriller The Man Standing Next as its entry for the best international feature film category at the 2021 Oscars. Set amid the country's military dictatorship period, the film centers on the inner circle of real-life South Korean president Park Chung-hee during the 40 days before his assassination in 1979.

ITV Granada Reports that politicians in the region are 'fighting back' against restrictions they believe are "flawed and unfair".Asked whether Mr Burnham and fellow leaders should do as they're asked by central Government and enter Tier 3, Sir Keir said: "The Government should have involved those leaders much earlier in the process."It's been 'Whitehall knows best' and that's not acceptable."He added: "Andy Burnham is quite right to stick up for his community and say 'it's not good enough to

Naman Ramachandran Keira Knightley has left the Apple TV Plus series “The Essex Serpent” over family reasons, Variety has confirmed.Sources tell Variety that production on the series was due to start in six weeks and is now on hiatus. Knightley’s representative told the Daily Mail, which first reported the news, that she had to leave for “family reasons.” The second wave of coronavirus is now upon the U.K.

the Daily Mail that the actress had to leave the series because of the recent increase in COVID-19 cases in the U.K.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorApple TV+’s adaptation of Sarah Perry novel The Essex Serpent has halted pre-production after Keira Knightley dramatically dropped out just weeks after Deadline revealed that she was to headline the series.The Atonement actress’ rep told the Daily Mail that she was not participating for family reasons related to the coronavirus pandemic.

Keira Knightley was set to star in the upcoming Apple TV+ series The Essex Serpent, but she has reportedly made the decision to drop out of the project over concerns for childcare.

Keira Knightley has dropped out of an anticipated project for Apple TV+ weeks before filming was scheduled to begin due to “family reasons.”

Labour needs the trust lost in Scotland, leader Sir Keir Starmer has said. The Labour leader has stated the party could not win power at the next election without a revival of fortunes in Scotland.Speaking at the Co-operative Party's virtual conference, the Labour leader said: "We have to win in 2024.

Spitting Image producers have claimed NBC backed out of airing the show in the US due to “too much nervousness”.Executive producer Jon Thoday, who also founded Avalon, told The Times that the US broadcaster was on board until just six weeks before the scheduled premiere date.“It’s basically quite a difficult show to do in the environment that exists, particularly if you’re attacking tall poppies,” Thoday explained.

One of Keira Knightley‘s first movie roles was in Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace, but she has no recollection of the film! In case you missed it, the now-35-year-old actress was only 12 when she appeared as Sabé, Queen Amidala’s double, in the epic movie. While chatting with ComingSoon.net, Keira joked about how she barely remembers anything about the experience. “Your character survived, whereas Padmé did not,” the interviewer said and Keira replied, “Wait a minute.

Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace, but the actor hardly remembers anything about her character.Speaking in a new interview, Knightley, who played Sabé, Queen Amidala’s double, in the 1999 movie, failed to even recall her character’s name.“Your character survived, whereas Padmé did not,” a journalist at ComingSoon.net said to Knightley, who replied: “Wait a minute.

It was one of the first big movies that she ever appeared in, but Keira Knightley hardly remembers anything about starring in “Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace”.