Oscar-nominated West Bank feature director says films 'can be part of change'
The film by a Israeli-Palestinian group follows the fight over home demolitions by the Israeli army.
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'Land we paid for is being sold for millions - but we don't see the benefit'
Ex-miners say money from the sale of social welfare sites is not being re-invested in the community.
Weekly quiz: Why did this pub landlady give away £1500 of free beer?
How much attention did you pay to what has been going on in the world over the past seven days?
The Papers: 'New era of stagflation' and 'putrid' figures for Reeves
A gloomy outlook for the British economy leads many of the front pages on Friday.
Battered but defiant - where does Hezbollah go from here?
Can the group survive a wave of changes in Lebanon, and the re-shaping of power in the Middle East?
£22bn for 'unproven' green tech could raise bills, MPs warn
The Public Accounts Committee warns the government of gambling public money on carbon capture.
Mesh victims still wait for financial compensation
A year after a major report called for urgent action, no scheme has been put in place to help victims.
Concern UK's AI ambitions could lead to water shortages
Data centres can use vast quantities of water to cool them - but it's not clear where it will come from.
King and Queen to host Stanley Tucci ahead of Italy state visit
The royals will make a state visit to Italy in April, which coincides with their 20th wedding anniversary.
Johnson UK's most damaging PM, says Reform UK chief
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Zia Yusuf tells the BBC's Political Thinking podcast Johnson would not be welcome to join Reform UK.
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