media showed demonstrators shouting abuse in the face of newsnight political editor nicholas watt near downing street on monday. the prime minister said it was in his words disgraceful to see the hounding of mr watt for doing hisjob and added: the media must be able to report the facts without fear or favour. our political correspondent chris mason has more. nick was out and about on whitehall yesterday evening to talk to some of the acme lawn don antilock on protesters. there are several videos doing the rounds on social media of nick being harassed and followed and physically intimidated. in the end, he made his way to downing street as a he has a patent to access downing street. from there, he was able to seek sanctuary. today, there has been a response from the prime
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Movie review: New Tom and Jerry is school holiday fodder
14 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM
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Slapstick reigns in Tom and Jerry, which is in cinemas now.
Toby Woollaston is a film reviewer for NZME regional mediatoby.m.woollaston@nzme.co.nz@TMWoollaston Those looking for a version of Tom and Jerry with substance might be a bit disappointed it s a lightweight flick that aims low. A cat and mouse slugging it out for almost two hours does wear a bit thin and this rendition, a glossy modern adaptation of the Hanna and Barbera original, disappointingly drapes a wafer-thin plot over the top of its action. The result is an Acme factory brimming with crash-bang-wallop but little else.
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Greenwich firm that owns Hungry Jack acquires frozen breakfast maker De Wafelbakkers
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Brynwood Partners CEO Henk Hartong III in 2018 at the company’s Greenwich, Conn. office.Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
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The Greenwich investment firm that owns Hungry Jack pancake mix and syrup is adding to its breakfast lineup by acquiring De Wafelbakkers, which sells frozen pancakes, waffles and French toast nationwide, including in Connecticut chains like Stop & Shop, ShopRite, Big Y and Acme.
Brynwood Partners did not state what it paid for De Wafelbakkers, with the manufacturer employing 650 people at its headquarters plant in North Little Rock, Ark. and another facility outside Atlanta.