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Marks & Spencer is making a big change to fresh fruit and vegetable products sold in its stores. The supermarket has announced that it will remove “best before” dates from more than 300 products in a bid to reduce food waste.

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As millions of households around the country begin to receive the first half of the £650 cost of living payments, many people will be missing out.

This Morning and Emmerdale led the winners at this afternoon’s TRIC Awards, which celebrate the best of British broadcasting. The annual event saw a host of stars, including Holly Willoughby, Philip Schofield and TOWIE's Joey Essex, descend on London’s swish Grosvenor’s House Hotel for the bash.

Channel 4 A Place in the Sun was pulled from air on Friday - leaving fans angry. Formula One Grand Prix practice was shown instead of the daytime TV favourite. The show returned to its rightful slot on Monday July 4.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefAlex Law, one of Hong Kong’s most accomplished filmmakers died on Saturday. He was 69.Law (aka Law Kai-yui) died in hospital with his life partner and long-time filmmaking partner Mabel Cheung by his side.

Naman Ramachandran Critical crew shortages caused by the ongoing U.K. production boom can be alleviated by an industry-led investment approach, a study published by the British Film Institute (BFI) recommends.Film and high-end television production spend in the U.K.

An additional £104M ($127M) and 20,000 full-time jobs will need to be injected into the UK’s film and high-end TV (HETV) sectors over the next three years for the industry to keep up with demand for projects, according to the BFI.

The UK’s film and high-end TV could be worth nearly £7.7B ($9.4B) by 2025 but training enough crew to achieve that would cost around £300M ($368M), according to a study by British industry body ScreenSkills.

As the UK production boom shows no sign of letting up and capacity and crew shortages in and around London continue to trouble producers, Manchester is fast becoming an attractive destination for international film and television crews. The city is, as the crow flies, just 163 miles north of the English capital and its high-end 85,000 square foot Space Studios Manchester, a mere five minutes from the city center, has housed prolific productions ranging from Sony/Marvel’s Jared Leto starrer Morbius to Netflix’s Anatomy Of A Scandal to multiple seasons of BBC gangster drama Peaky Blinders.

Douglas Mackinnon, director and exec producer of Amazon series Good Omens and Anansi Boys, has urged the upkeep of a “chain of productions” in Scotland, as landmark research finds the Scottish screen sector generated more than £500M ($613M) and created 10,000 jobs in 2019.

TV funnyman Joe Lycett has revealed he was recently investigated by the police after an audience member complained about one of his jokes during a standup gig. The comedian, 33, shared the bizarre development in a post on Instagram as he updated fans to tell them that the police had closed the case - but only after he had been forced to explain the context of the joke to the authorities.

Comedian Joe Lycett has revealed that a fan who attended one of his stand-up gigs called the police because they found one of his jokes offensive. The 33-year-old funnyman revealed he'd been questioned after police received the complaint about a joke that involved the phrase "giant donkey d***."

Comedian Joe Lycett has revealed he was subject to an investigation while on tour after an audience member was so offended by a joke that they called the police.