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New Indian Express
17-07-2025
- Entertainment
- New Indian Express
Stranger Things' Maya Hawke joins Wishful Thinking alongside Lewis Pullman
Graham Parkes, who has served as a director on video games like Before Your Eyes and Goodnight Universe, is directing the film. Pullman is producing the film with Kara Durret. Cameron Fuller, Graham Patrick Martin, and Sarah Mather will serve as executive producers on Wishful Thinking. Buckwild, Highway 10, and Pinky Promise are backing the film. As the recently released teaser for the final season of Stranger Things, has fans anticipating the fate of the characters, one of them will definitely be back. Hawke returns to the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana, USA, to wage one final war against Vecna. She has also collaborated with her father, Ethan Hawke, on Wildcat, a biopic on the American writer Flannery O'Connor. She is also set to star in The Hunger Games prequel, The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping. Pullman was Bob, the Weapons Systems Officer, in Top Gun: Maverick, and Bob, the distrubed but superpowered misfit, in Marvel's Thunderbolts. He will reprise his role as Bob/Sentry/Void in Marvel's Avengers: Doomsday.
Wales Online
05-07-2025
- Climate
- Wales Online
Wales Airshow delayed due to bad weather
Wales Airshow delayed due to bad weather The event is one of the highlight's in Swansea's annual events calendar and attracts more than 200,000 people The Red Arrows are due to perform at Swansea Airshow today (Image: Richard Swingler ) Wales Airshow has been delayed as a result of adverse weather. The event is one of the highlights in Swansea's annual events calendar, and attracts more than 200,000 residents and visitors from across Wales and the UK. It sees visitors treated to aerial displays overhead and even more on the ground, including trade stalls, food and drink, live music performances, and fun activities for all ages. Organisers have posted the following update regarding the event: "Whilst the weather is improving, the start of our air displays has been delayed and we now hope to be starting from 2.30pm today. "Ground displays are open, stay tuned for more updates." The timetable for today was originally as follows. It is unclear on how the aircrafts scheduled to take to the sky before 2.30pm will be affected. The Starlings: 1.25pm 1.25pm Rolls Royce Spitfire: 1:43pm 1:43pm Firebirds: 1.54pm 1.54pm Fairey Swordfish & Wildcat: 2.11pm 2.11pm Fairey Swordfish: 2.18pm 2.18pm Wildcat: 2.29pm 2.29pm Aerosuperbatics Wingwalkers: 2.40pm 2.40pm RAF Tutor Display Team: 2.58pm 2.58pm Battle of Britain Memorial Flight: 3.10pm 3.10pm Break: 3.28pm 3.28pm Melanie Astles 300: 3.58pm 3.58pm Team Raven e Gazelle Squadron: 4.10pm 4.10pm Gazelle Squadron: 4.15pm 4.15pm Team Raven: 4.25pm 4.25pm RAF Typhoon: 4.42pm 4.42pm RAF Red Arrows: 5pm Article continues below The Red Arrows is the star attraction of the show and headlines each year. It is made up of a team made up of pilots, engineers and essential support staff with frontline, operational experience. Their trademark Diamond Nine shape and combination of close formations and precision flying have made them a massive hit at the event since its inception. If you're not heading to the event, the Red Arrows always release their flight path ahead so that people can catch them as they fly over Wales. On both days, the Red Arrows will be flying to Wales from Exeter airport and will fly over Welsh towns on the route. This where you can see there in skies above Wales. Article continues below
South Wales Guardian
02-07-2025
- General
- South Wales Guardian
Russian submarine shadowed by Royal Navy as it travelled through UK waters
Portsmouth-based patrol ship HMS Mersey, a Wildcat helicopter from 815 Naval Air Squadron and a specialist submarine-hunting Merlin aircraft from 824 Naval Air Squadron were involved in the operation to monitor the RFN Novorossiysk as it sailed west through UK waters. A Royal Navy spokesman said: 'The British warship and helicopters utilised powerful sensors and systems to watch every move the Kilo-class boat and Goryn-class tug boat Yakov Grebelski during their voyage.' HMS Mersey's commanding officer Lieutenant Commander Dan Wardle said: 'This operation is another clear demonstration of the Royal Navy's enduring commitment to safeguarding the United Kingdom's maritime interests. 'Monitoring the transit of naval vessels through our area of responsibility remains a fundamental task; one that ensures we maintain situational awareness and the ability to respond swiftly when required. 'I am proud of my ship's company, whose professionalism, cohesion and constant readiness continue to reflect the high standards expected of Royal Navy personnel.' The spokesman said that as the Russian submarine left UK waters, monitoring responsibilities were passed on to Nato allies. He added: 'It was the sixth such tasking for HMS Mersey in the last three months and comes just a week after the patrol ship and fellow Portsmouth ships HMS Duncan and HMS Trent were all activated to watch Russian frigate RFN Admiral Grigorovich and corvette RFN Boikiy in UK waters.'
Glasgow Times
02-07-2025
- Glasgow Times
Russian submarine shadowed by Royal Navy as it travelled through UK waters
Portsmouth-based patrol ship HMS Mersey, a Wildcat helicopter from 815 Naval Air Squadron and a specialist submarine-hunting Merlin aircraft from 824 Naval Air Squadron were involved in the operation to monitor the RFN Novorossiysk as it sailed west through UK waters. Portsmouth-based patrol ship HMS Mersey, tracking Russian submarine, the FN Novorossiysk (Royal Navy/PA) A Royal Navy spokesman said: 'The British warship and helicopters utilised powerful sensors and systems to watch every move the Kilo-class boat and Goryn-class tug boat Yakov Grebelski during their voyage.' HMS Mersey's commanding officer Lieutenant Commander Dan Wardle said: 'This operation is another clear demonstration of the Royal Navy's enduring commitment to safeguarding the United Kingdom's maritime interests. 'Monitoring the transit of naval vessels through our area of responsibility remains a fundamental task; one that ensures we maintain situational awareness and the ability to respond swiftly when required. 'I am proud of my ship's company, whose professionalism, cohesion and constant readiness continue to reflect the high standards expected of Royal Navy personnel.' The spokesman said that as the Russian submarine left UK waters, monitoring responsibilities were passed on to Nato allies. He added: 'It was the sixth such tasking for HMS Mersey in the last three months and comes just a week after the patrol ship and fellow Portsmouth ships HMS Duncan and HMS Trent were all activated to watch Russian frigate RFN Admiral Grigorovich and corvette RFN Boikiy in UK waters.'
Rhyl Journal
02-07-2025
- General
- Rhyl Journal
Russian submarine shadowed by Royal Navy as it travelled through UK waters
Portsmouth-based patrol ship HMS Mersey, a Wildcat helicopter from 815 Naval Air Squadron and a specialist submarine-hunting Merlin aircraft from 824 Naval Air Squadron were involved in the operation to monitor the RFN Novorossiysk as it sailed west through UK waters. A Royal Navy spokesman said: 'The British warship and helicopters utilised powerful sensors and systems to watch every move the Kilo-class boat and Goryn-class tug boat Yakov Grebelski during their voyage.' HMS Mersey's commanding officer Lieutenant Commander Dan Wardle said: 'This operation is another clear demonstration of the Royal Navy's enduring commitment to safeguarding the United Kingdom's maritime interests. 'Monitoring the transit of naval vessels through our area of responsibility remains a fundamental task; one that ensures we maintain situational awareness and the ability to respond swiftly when required. 'I am proud of my ship's company, whose professionalism, cohesion and constant readiness continue to reflect the high standards expected of Royal Navy personnel.' The spokesman said that as the Russian submarine left UK waters, monitoring responsibilities were passed on to Nato allies. He added: 'It was the sixth such tasking for HMS Mersey in the last three months and comes just a week after the patrol ship and fellow Portsmouth ships HMS Duncan and HMS Trent were all activated to watch Russian frigate RFN Admiral Grigorovich and corvette RFN Boikiy in UK waters.'
