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Step Aside, Cannes, Arizona Takes A Shot At Film Frenzy.
By Stacey Richter
IT S BEEN WONDERFUL watching the evolution of the Arizona Film
Festival. Each year has brought a wider variety of films to Tucson
from Arizona and around the world. This year s festival, running
from April 16 through 26, has more movies, fewer repeat showings,
more personal appearances by filmmakers (more than 40 are scheduled)
and an expanded roster of venues. In fact, there are so many tempting
offerings, at so many different locations, in such a compressed
period of time, that the choices can seem overwhelming. But there s
an order to the madness: Just keep an eye on the category listings
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BBC News
By Sanchia Berg
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Tony Blair s admission of the British government s culpability over the Irish Famine was neither written nor approved by the former PM before it was sent, National Archive papers show.
Mr Blair s private secretary Sir John Holmes wrote it but could not reach him for final approval, according to files.
The 1997 statement was welcomed as an overdue recognition of British failure.
More than a million people died between 1845-52 in the famine, when the entire island of Ireland was part of the UK.
And about two million more people emigrated over a decade.