In spite of the current under-representation of women, about half of film graduates are female, and they are determined to make it.

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Officials from the five countries contributing to the African Union Mission to Somalia, know as AMISOM, are discussing plans to withdraw their troops by the end of 2020.

In 2001 Melania Knauss scored a coveted visa reserved for people of "extraordinary ability".

Campaigners says guidance on when spies can break the law should be published after order to watchdog.

British snowboarder Cassie Cava says she is "devastated" after the offer of a Winter Paralympic place is withdrawn.

At least eight security forces also killed in attack at a military base close to an IDP camp of more than 50,000 people.

Snow and sub-zero conditions continue across the country.

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The Italian restaurant chain is the latest firm to close stores as it tries to rescue the business.

Winter Olympic bronze medallist Billy Morgan took advantage of the snowy conditions in Leigh-on-Sea.

Thousands of Russian private estates were seized by the state after the 1917 revolution and hadn't been reprivatised. There is one success story.

The mysterious case of a British-South African horticulturalist couple allegedly kidnapped by IS in South Africa.

South Africa's Olympic bronze medallist Henri Schoeman wins World Triathlon Series opener.

Away from the bombs and the bullets, there is another war being fought in Afghanistan, one of propaganda and the winning of hearts and minds.

Premier League clubs are not expected to introduce video assistant referees next season, even if it is approved by football's lawmakers this weekend.

Police say attacks are taking place close to the prime minister's office in the capital's downtown area.

As part of an international effort to stabilise the country, forces from the European Union have been training soldiers in the Central African Republic in an attempt to rebuild the national army.