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'One Battle After Another' leads BAFTA nominations, 'Sinners' also recognised — REUTERS / Mario Anzuoni

Movies & TV · United Kingdom

'One Battle After Another' leads BAFTA nominations, 'Sinners' also recognised

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Action-packed dark comedy "One Battle After Another" led nominations for the BAFTA Film Awards on Tuesday, with vampire thriller and box office smash "Sinners" also widely recognised at Britain's top movie honours.See the Story

Michael B. Jordan Reacts to First Oscar Nomination for SINNERS

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Michael B. Jordan reveals he cried with his mother after receiving his first Oscar nomination for SINNERS.See the Story

Electric Cars Have Many More Errors in Eu Inspections

Tesla · Norway

Electric Cars Have Many More Errors in Eu Inspections

Recent statistics show that electric cars have many more defects in EU inspections than fossil-fuel vehicles, reports the Norwegian Public Roads Administration. – Electric cars are overrepresented in several types of defects, especially related to wear parts in the brake system and suspension, they write in a press release on Tuesday. 30 percent of ten-year-old electric cars were not approved in EU inspections due to defects in the brakes in 202…See the Story

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