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Blood In The Mobile - review

21.10.11
Where do mobile phone companies get their raw materials from? The answer, as Frank Piasecki Poulsen discovers, is mines in Congo... more

Roganic, W1 - review

07.07.11
An "extended pop-up" is how Simon Rogan describes Roganic, his new London outlet in the Marylebone premises that previously housed the restaurant Michael Moore... more

Lib-Dem ministers voice unease over Coalition policies

22.12.10
String of Lib-Dem ministers privately voice unease about coalition policies on welfare reform and university tuition fees in recordings made by undercover reporters posing as constituents... more

How Jemima Khan became Jem of the arrestocracy

17.12.10
Once, we only ever saw Jemima Khan at premieres and parties. Now she’s a woman with causes. Nick Curtis and Olivia Cole chart her journey from dilettante to militant... more

War widows take on MPs over pension cuts

12.11.10
War widows went into battle with ministers today saying pension cuts would cost them hundreds of thousands of pounds... more

X Factor reject Gamu plans to go up against real judges

07.10.10
X Factor reject Gamu Nhengu is to seek a judicial review in a bid to stay in the country... more

Economy set to dominate David Cameron's talks with First Ministers

08.06.10
Economy is expected to dominate talks between Prime Minister David Cameron and the heads of all the UK nations... more

Crash, bang, wallop...it's Capitalism: A Love Story

26.02.10
Michael Moore pulls no punches in his documentary about the global economic collapse — and his polemic is all the better for it.... more

Thieves are getting nasty in recession

29.09.09
AS Lloyd’s of London warns of rising insurance claims because of the recession-induced increase in crime, City Spy contacts chums in the claims-handling world to find out the burglars’ and blaggers’ canniest scams... more

Contenders for the top prize at Venice Film Festival

11.09.09
A-list stars and A-grade films have distinguished this year’s Venice festival. Lee Marshall looks at who is in the running for the big prize tomorrow... more

Bid ’em up Bruce keeps them sweet

10.09.09
Bruce Wasserstein’s former allies are all over Kraft’s bid for Cadbury... ... more

Capitalism: A Love Story is simplistic but still effective

07.09.09
Capitalism: A Love Story is classic Michael Moore — at times annoyingly simplistic, but also galvanising in its ability to stir shocked laughter and indignation... more

Burnside is onside for Rangers bid

03.09.09
The resignation of Sir David Murray as chairman and director of Glasgow Rangers has sparked speculation as to who may take over the current Scottish Premier League champions should he go the whole distance and offload his majority shareholding ... more

The Yes Men Fix the World is funny and relevant

07.08.09
This is often a very funny film, made more relevant by a recession which began after the film was made.... more

Schools are the key to real social mobility

21.07.09
The report by the former health secretary, Alan Milburn, into social mobility which is published today contains a bold bid for mass appeal: its claim that the middle classes are being excluded from the professions... more

City Spy: Shine boss Murdoch cooks up clever plug on BBC

13.07.09
Elisabeth Murdoch, the boss of Shine TV and an intriguing wild card in the race to be the next ITV chief executive, is a savvy operator... more

Movie-maker has a GM revival script

03.06.09
Not many Americans loudly said they were “filled with joy” over General Motors being on its deathbed, with the tens of thousands of job losses that has wrought, but then Michael Moore is not most Americans...... more

Fact is the new fiction in film

18.05.09
Their films cost a pittance but can earn millions – no wonder documentary-makers are on a roll.... more

The Cannes crew

20.04.09
We won’t know who’s made it until Thursday but for now here’s our own dream line-up... more

Financier kills his family after losing fortune

07.10.08
A businessman gunned down five members of his family then shot himself after seeing his family's fortune wiped out by the stock market collapse... more

Hollywood He-Man to the end, Charlton Heston dies aged 84

07.04.08
Charlton Heston, the actor who epitomised rugged masculinity on screen and off, has died at the age of 84. By his side at his Beverly Hills mansion was Lydia, his wife of 64 years... more

Day-Lewis hailed for brilliant oil man

08.01.08
Daniel Day-Lewis moved a step closer to winning his second Oscar when he picked up the award for best actor at the Critic's Choice Awards.... more

The casualties of Moore

01.11.07
As a general release documentary, Sicko fails to either educate or entertain and its muddy political message detracts from important issues.... more

Michael Moore sugars a bitter pill

25.10.07
Sicko may well make us feel that to be ill in America is an uncomfortable experience, but it does gild the lily with the skill of a polemicist determined to rub his lecture in.... more

No Moore surprises

04.10.07
Canadian film Uncovering Michael Moore suggests he is a megalomaniac with a paranoid tinge. It is all true, says Derek Malcolm.... more

Redford to attend London film festival

14.09.07
Robert Redford is to bring Tom Cruise and Meryl Streep to attend the world premiere of his new thriller at the London Film Festival. ... more

Coming soon for autumn

24.08.07
After the silliness of the summer blockbusters, autumn brings a crop of films for grown-ups. See our preview here.... more

Stylish satire on liberal guilt shows no mercy

22.06.07
Matthew Macfadyen leads the cast of The Pain And The Itch, which is an outrageous and far-fetched story... more

Moore puts US health system in spotlight

21.05.07
Michael Moore returns to the big screen with Sicko, a tale about an American insurance-based health system... more

Who will we fall in love with this year at Cannes?

10.05.07
There may be no Brits in competition, but there's plenty else to watch out for in the most important festival of the film calendar... more


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