This week's stories

Depression in Sport: Time to Remove the Stigma

It’s time to get rid of the stigma and talk about depression in sport, instead of pretending it doesn’t exist. [...]

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Search Suspended for Missing Concordia Passengers as Ship Shifts

Captain of Costa Concordia remains under house arrest as hopes fade for survivors and officials move to avoid environmental damage. [...]

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“I do believe in the magic of cinema”: An interview with Mark Jeavons

The Fresh Outlook speaks to up-and-coming film director Mark Jeavons about his debut into film, ‘Whatever happened to Pete Blaggit?’ [...]

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Wikipedia Takes Part in Blackout to Protest SOPA Bill

Wikimedia, the group behind Wikipedia, is shutting down their English language site for 24 hours to protest Congress’ new bill. [...]

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The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo: Spoilt for Choice

The Fresh Outlook looks at both versions of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo and asks: which version is better? [...]

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The Man Who Came Back to Life

In 1998, doctors turned off Ben Gregory’s life support machine to allow him to die. But then he started breathing. [...]

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Smoking’ Aces: “In three years’ time we’d like to be selling out stadiums!”

The Fresh Outlook spoke to Cardiff-based Smokin’ Aces vocalist Clare Cunningham as the group prepares to release their debut EP. [...]

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Inspiring People

Mum Adopts Friend’s Orphaned Children

Julie Jones is Tesco’s Compassionate Mum of the Year, after she adopted her best friend’s six orphaned children Tragedy struck [...]

Issue of the Week

Report Warns Domestic Violence Victims Could be at Risk Under New Legal Aid Cuts

Women’s groups believe that domestic violence victims could be under greater risk due to the latest legal aid bill cuts. [...]

Quotes of the Week

“What are you doing? Are you abandoning the rescue? Captain, this is an order, I am the one in charge now. You have declared abandoning ship. There are already bodies.” A Coastguard official instructs Costa Concordia’s captain, Francesco Schettino

 

“If you dream of beating me, you’d better wake up and apologise.” From the archives: In honour of Muhammad Ali’s 70th birthday.

 

“I realise you may be disappointed by this decision, but you were in competition with many fantastic universities and following your interview I am afraid you do not quite meet the standard of the universities I will be considering.” Law student, Elly Nowell’s mock-up ‘letter of rejection’ for University of Oxford.

 

“Polls? I take them with a pinch of sugar.” Ed Miliband sugar-coats a famous phrase.

 

“When you play sexy you’re kind of playing just for men. That is something you have to police and turn it on its head.” Hollywood actress Michelle Williams’ insightful interview to accompany her underwear shoot in GQ.

 

“We’ve had offers for players that we won’t accept and we’ve had offer to buy players that we’ve turned down so it’s a January merry-go-round at the moment.” Karren Brady on all the fun of the transfer window.

 

“Hamilton may seek to leave McClaren. It may be something he feels he needs to do, like leaving home.” Damon Hill on Lewis Hamilton’s future in racing.

 

[Melissa McCarthy] made her mark in comedy this summer by defecating into a sink [In the film Bridesmaids]. Amazingly, that’s still less demeaning than what most of you have done to make it in show business.” Ricky Gervais was his charming self at the 2012 Golden Globes.

 

“Closing a global business in reaction to single-issue national politics is foolish.” Twitter’s chief executive, Dick Costolo on why they didn’t join Wikipedia in the protest blackout.

 

 

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Search Suspended for Missing Concordia Passengers as Ship Shifts

Captain of Costa Concordia remains under house arrest as hopes fade for survivors and officials move to avoid environmental damage. [...]

Tourists Kidnapped After Fatal Attack in Ethiopia

The Ethiopian government have said that five people have been killed and four injured in the Afar region of Ethiopia. [...]

Occupy London Protesters to be Evicted

This afternoon a High Court judged ruled that the Occupy London protesters will be evicted from their camp at St. Paul’s Cathedral. [...]

Coalition Wins Vote Against Welfare Reform Bill Amendment

Yesterday the government voted not to redraft the welfare reform bill to allow for changes proposed by a Paralympic athlete. [...]

Salesman Sacked After Revealing Depression Posts Dismissal Letter on Twitter

After deciding to speak to his boss about his battle with depression on Wednesday morning, salesman Roy Ward found himself jobless by lunchtime. [...]

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Entertainment

First Ever Winner of Best Picture Oscar is Rescreened

85 years after it premiered in cinemas, the first film to receive a Best Picture Oscar is shown in America. [...]

“I do believe in the magic of cinema”: An interview with Mark Jeavons

The Fresh Outlook speaks to up-and-coming film director Mark Jeavons about his debut into film, ‘Whatever happened to Pete Blaggit?’ [...]

Jay-Z Poem Hoax

So Jay-Z didn’t promise to eliminate “bitch” from his songs after all; it was all the work of a blogger. [...]

The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo: Spoilt for Choice

The Fresh Outlook looks at both versions of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo and asks: which version is better? [...]

The Artist Leads Bafta Nominations

New silent film The Artist has received the most Bafta nominations this year, closely followed by Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy. [...]

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