Actor already calls for a longer version of the unreleased sci-fi epic, following recent re-releases of beloved properties.

Almost 200 firms have been ‘named and shamed’ by the government for failing to pay workers the minimum wage.

The UK government has decided against the idea of making coronavirus vaccines necessary for university students in England to attend lectures or stay in halls of residence. 

News of the firings came in an internal memo written by CNN Worldwide President Jeff Zucker and was obtained by the Associated Press. Zucker wrote that ‘we have a zero tolerance policy’ on employees returning to the office while unvaccinated.

The go-ahead has been given for the construction of a controversial £100m education centre in Westminster, but opponents may launch an appeal.

The National Gallery of Australia is to return 14 works of art to India that are suspected of having been stolen, looted or exported illegally.

American gymnast and four-time Olympic gold medallist Simone Biles has withdrawn from the individual all-around final in Tokyo due to her mental health. 

The government’s proposals to tackle crime include the relaxing of stop and search rules and electronic tagging on burglars after their release.

A staggering 3 million people experienced MIF21 this year with a further 1.2 million joining online. 

Pop star P!nk has volunteered to pay the 1,500 euro fine issued to Norway’s women’s handball team for wearing shorts instead of bikini bottoms.

The proposal will be kicked off by deputy leader Angela Rayner, and seeks to protect employees from unfair working practices and provide a ‘real living wage’. Guarantees of education, training or employment will also be given to young people.

More than 100 giants of the film industry have called for the BBC to reverse its decision to cancel The Film Programme on Radio 4.