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Chorleywood Film Club are giving young people the opportunity to create their own short movie.

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It’s a new week and an exciting one for TV and film! Reality TV and films are going to dominate your streaming screens, with lots of new releases coming your way to hook you in. Discover my top five, which you have to watch, below:

An outline planning application to redevelop Watford General Hospital has obtained unanimous approval from local councillors.

A new outdoor event featuring some of the UK’s biggest stage performers has launched in Watford.

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The world of sport is taking over our TV channels this week. However, if you don’t fancy the Olympics, then I may just have a ew more picks that will help you unwind and relax in front of your screens this week. The competition though for your attention, will be just as powerful with this selection…

This week Vibe 107.6 FM celebrated a very special occasion – our 10th birthday!

Performers from the UK will be able to tour a number of European countries without the need for a visa or work permit

Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts is set to miss the band's forthcoming US tour as he recovers from an unspecified medical procedure.

Love Island received more than 5,000 complaints last week, with claims an episode "misled" female contestants after they were sent images showing their partners appearing to be unfaithful.

Turning 40 is a big occasion, so the Duchess of Sussex needed to come up with a something special to celebrate.

Rihanna has officially been declared a billionaire by Forbes magazine.

Two drugs firms have been accused by the UK's competition watchdog of illegal pricing and abusing their dominant position to overcharge the NHS for vital anti-epilepsy tablets.

The UK government has announced changes to its travel rules that will come into effect at 4am on Sunday.

People will be able to go on holiday "without looking over their shoulders the whole time", Grant Shapps has said, as he promised that the next set of travel changes will not come "for another three weeks".

At least 330 cats died from a mysterious illness investigators believe could be linked to recalled cat food, according to the Royal Veterinary College (RVC).

A project set up in 1996 to reintroduce ospreys to England has marked its 200th chick.

More than 18,000 offences have been committed on UK motorways since 2016 - including more than 700 incidents of motorists driving the wrong way, figures show.

Outsourcing giant Serco has seen its profits soar - bolstered by its controversial involvement in COVID-19 Test and Trace contracts and company takeovers.

Great Britain's Matt Walls has won track cycling gold in the men's omnium at the Tokyo Olympics.

A man has been charged with the murder of five-year-old Logan Mwangi in South Wales.

The number of alerts sent to users of the NHS COVID-19 app in England and Wales fell by more than 40% in a week.

The 2021 Rugby League World Cup will be postponed until 2022 after embattled officials finally conceded defeat in their bid to stage the tournament in England as planned in the autumn.

Great Britain's Matt Walls has won a gold medal in the men's omnium cycling at the Tokyo Olympic Games.

Sky Sports has become the new home of the Bundesliga in the UK and Ireland after winning exclusive rights for the next four seasons.

Ahead of the start of the Sky Bet EFL this weekend, Sky Sports has revealed the new faces joining their football talent line-up for the 2021/22 season. 

A new feature is being launched in WhatsApp today which will allow people to send videos and images that will be automatically deleted after they have been viewed once.

Boeing's second attempt at an uncrewed test flight of its new Starliner capsule to the International Space Station has been scrubbed due to an "unexpected valve" problem.

Just two days after giving birth, a woman in Portugal told her doctors that she'd begun to develop pain in her right armpit.

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has for the first time paid bounties to hackers for finding vulnerabilities in its computer networks before they could be exploited by the UK's adversaries.

The Bank of England has left interest rates unchanged at 0.1%, amid differences over tackling the threat of soaring inflation.

Sports Direct founder Mike Ashley is to step down as head of his retail empire and hand the baton to his prospective son-in-law, it has been announced.

Two drugs firms have been accused by the UK's competition watchdog of illegal pricing and abusing their dominant position to overcharge the NHS for vital anti-epilepsy tablets.

Outsourcing giant Serco has seen its profits soar - bolstered by its controversial involvement in COVID-19 Test and Trace contracts and company takeovers.

I spot George Kyriakopolous sitting in his car, the door open to blackened surroundings and smouldering earth.

Security forces in Lebanon have fired water cannon and tear gas at anti-government protesters calling for justice on the one-year anniversary of the Beirut explosion.

A plane carrying Belarusian Olympic sprinter Krystina Tsimanouskaya has landed in Warsaw after she travelled to the country under Polish diplomatic protection.

The US State Department is investigating the apparent disappearance of a bottle of whisky worth nearly $6,000 (£4,320).

People will be able to go on holiday "without looking over their shoulders the whole time", Grant Shapps has said, as he promised that the next set of travel changes will not come "for another three weeks".

Priti Patel has met with Greek ministers to discuss the challenges posed by illegal migration.

All 16 and 17-year-olds are to be offered a first dose of a coronavirus vaccine, the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) has recommended, with teenagers not needing the consent of their parents to get a jab.

Predictably, it was the JVT show. Wouldn't we all want the reassuring, straight-talking and authoritative Jonathan Van-Tam as our GP?

Just two days after giving birth, a woman in Portugal told her doctors that she'd begun to develop pain in her right armpit.

Barbie has created a doll of one of the scientists that helped create the Oxford COVID-19 vaccine, in the hope of inspiring girls to get into science, technology, engineering or math (STEM) careers.

Cockatoos in Sydney have learned to open bins - and the technique is catching on, as others have worked out how to do it by watching them, scientists say.

A cow had to be led back to its farm after wandering onto the motorway and blocking traffic in Staffordshire.

All 16 and 17-year-olds are to be offered a first dose of a coronavirus vaccine, the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) has recommended, with teenagers not needing the consent of their parents to get a jab.

People will be able to go on holiday "without looking over their shoulders the whole time", Grant Shapps has said, as he promised that the next set of travel changes will not come "for another three weeks".

More than 300 people have died after disastrous flooding hit central China, including 14 who perished after getting trapped in a flooded subway line.

I spot George Kyriakopolous sitting in his car, the door open to blackened surroundings and smouldering earth.