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Our guest went from being a soccer mum of four to battling an opioid and heroin addiction, landing in jail and losing custody of her children. But the journey didn’t stop there. She’s in Paris on a book tour as a best-selling author, literary agent and ghostwriter who is working with remarkable figures like Archbishop Desmond Tutu and the Dalai Lama. Lara Love Hardin is Eve Jackson’s guest to talk about her memoir “The Many Lives of Mama Love” – the story of how she turned her life around.
A second-half blitz of tries carried Ireland to a 27-22 defeat of old rivals England in Dublin on Saturday as the Six Nations title holders got their campaign for a record third successive trophy off to a winning start.
Britain’s BBC has come under fire over its documentary “Gaza: How to survive a warzone”. The film is significant for two reasons: it is a gripping story inside the war-ravaged Palestinian enclave, where Israel does not allow foreign press to report, and it gives Gazan children a voice. The film follows several young people but after it aired, it emerged that the 13-year-old narrator Abdullah is the son of a deputy agriculture minister in Gaza’s Hamas government. This drew ire from critics, who accused the BBC of airing Hamas propaganda. The BBC then apologised and took the film down, which in…
Two-time Oscar winner Gene Hackman, 95, and his wife Betsy Arakawa, 63, have been found dead in their home in the US state of New Mexico. The couple died along with their dog. There is no immediate indication of foul play. Culture editor Eve Jackson looks back at the career of a cinema icon.
A child has died after contracting measles in the US state of Texas. The outbreak is spreading rapidly and has so far infected at least 124 people, mostly children and the unvaccinated, in the rural West of the country and neighboring New Mexico. Health officials have reported that more cases are expected
Stade Briochin, a fourth-tier club from the Breton town of Saint-Brieuc, pulled off a huge upset in the French Cup on Wednesday by beating top-flight Nice 2-1 in a round that saw two other Ligue 1 clubs knocked out by lower-tier teams.
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is pointing the finger at TraderTraitor, a North Korean hacker group, as being behind the largest ever crypto heist in history. The group, also known as Lazarus, allegedly stole 400,000 Ethereum tokens from cryptocurrency exchange Bybit on Friday. Also in this edition: Donald Trump revokes Chevron’s permit allowing the US energy giant to exploit Venezuela’s oil resources.
A celebrated Palestinian filmmaker who was born and brought up in Gaza has told FRANCE 24 that he and his colleagues just want to share their stories through art. Rashid Masharawi has put together a film made up of 22 individual short projects filmed and put together in Gaza amid the Israeli bombings since the Hamas-led attacks of October 7, 2023. “From Ground Zero” tells the stories of the people of Gaza in their own words. His other current film “Passing Dreams” was notably filmed in Bethlehem, Old Jerusalem and Haifa. He spoke to us in Perspective.
From “Mercato”, a thriller showing us behind the scenes of French football with Jamel Debbouze, to a rural drama about motocross enthusiasts called “Block Pass”, in this edition of arts24 with Eve Jackson and critic Perrine Quennesson we’re looking at the best French-language films of the moment.
Italy sent slumping Wales further into crisis on Saturday, triumphing 22-15 in front of delighted fans in Rome. Italy showed very little of the handling errors and poor decisions which have often plagued their Six Nations performances.