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  George Clooney: Why we owe our domestic bliss to ... Boris Johnson

  

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  Row over Parthenon marbles deflected attention from secret courtship with wife Amal, star revealsGeorge Clooney will not be sending Boris Johnson a Christmas card, but he may send a thank-you note to No 10 – along with a comb, he told the Observer this weekend.The Hollywood film star and director has recognised he owes part of his current domestic contentment and job satisfaction to a strange run-in he had with the prime minister early in 2014, while Clooney was secretly courting his future wife, Amal. Continue reading...

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  George Clooney: ‘It’s been a crappy year, but we will come out of it better’

  

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  Marriage and fatherhood have given George Clooney a new perspective on life, work and the world...

  Marriage and fatherhood have given George Clooney a new perspective on life, work and the world we all share. While his young twins play outside, he talks about outsmarting war criminals, battles with Boris and dinnertime debates with AmalDad-chat with George Clooney, father of two. While the actor’s twin three-year-olds, Ella and Alexander, are out on the family tennis court, learning to ride their...

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  Use threat of sanctions to protect journalists, Clooney report urges

  

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  Panel led by Amal Clooney wants targeted action against those who deny free expressionOfficials and prosecutors...

  Panel led by Amal Clooney wants targeted action against those who deny free expressionOfficials and prosecutors who arbitrarily detain journalists or impose blanket restrictions on free expression should be subject to a new regime of targeted international sanctions, according to a panel report drafted by the barrister Amal Clooney.The proposal, coming in the midst of an unprecedented era of attacks on the rights of...

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  Waleed Zuaiter: ‘I know what loss means’

  

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  Fed up with being offered ‘terrorist’ roles, Palestinian actor Waleed Zuaiter feels liberated by the complex...

  Fed up with being offered ‘terrorist’ roles, Palestinian actor Waleed Zuaiter feels liberated by the complex character he plays in Baghdad Central. But it’s his own tale of escape and childhood love that would make for a winning dramaWaleed Zuaiter has the look of a Hollywood icon: salt-and-pepper hair, five o’clock shadow, beaded wooden bracelets worn in a way that projects affluence rather than...

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