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Features on the latest films & TV series | The MALESTROM
Features on the latest films & TV series as well as in depth looks at classic movies and lists of the best and worst of genres.
Whatever Next? » The MALESTROM
1 day ago · Any minute now a convicted criminal who also stands accused of fostering insurrection will become the most powerful person in the world. The one thing we do know about him is that we don’t know, ever, what he’ll do for an encore.
Expert looks at the latest style trends - The MALESTROM
Features on all things fashion. Take a look at the latest trends on and off the high street and get ahead of the curve with our monthly style EDITS.
The Mini: Good Things Come in Small Packages
Apr 26, 2017 · The MALESTROM looks at the success of the Mini in the latest review of Britain's most stylish classic cars.
No, No Regrets » The MALESTROM
Dec 22, 2024 · Political Correspondent Peter Spencer reports on Kier Starmer's woes, including there being no money in the pot to pay off the Waspi women.
La La Land Looms? - The MALESTROM
Jan 12, 2025 · At the Inauguration in around a week a convicted criminal will start making America great again. That’s what Donald Trump tells us, though what he’ll do for the rest of the world remains to be seen. Certainly, as our Political Correspondent Peter Spencer reports, here in Britain it’s unlikely ...
The Long Game » The MALESTROM
Dec 15, 2024 · Political Correspondent Peter Spencer reports on the latest government announcements around clean energy and housing.
Stories from across the world of sport | The MALESTROM
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To Be or Not To Be » The MALESTROM
Dec 1, 2024 · That is the question, loosely, that MPs are now set to grapple with for many months. As will peers. Friday’s historic vote chimed with public opinion, which is strongly in favour of letting terminally ill people choose death over prolonged suffering.