After the death of Eva Green's boyfriend, Matt Smith, she gives birth to his clone.

Starring: Eva Green, Ewan McGregor, Connie Nielsen

Federal police have arrested a state police officer in connection with an arson attack at a casino that killed 52 people in northern Mexico last month.

Scottish film-maker David Mackenzie's works – Young Adam, Hallam Foe – appear every couple of years. Which makes the arrival of his new projects – the rock festival rom-com You Instead and "kitchen sink sci-fi" Perfect Sense, starring Ewan McGregor and Eva Green – surprising, given that they are being released three weeks apart. Never mind vying for business against other films – Mackenzie is now competing against himself.

Not one of their better knights

When he coined the term ‘metrosexual’ in the pages of The Independent in 1994, Mark Simpson had no idea that it would come to define our idea of modern manhood

In a remote all-girl boarding school in the 1930s, the supremacy of a chic, bohemian teacher (Eva Green) is challenged by the arrival of an even more chic and bohemian Spanish pupil, Maria Valverde.

'Driving around Tasmania on a motorbike was amazing'

Comedy stars shared some laughs and tips at the London Evening Standard Film awards on Monday night.

Cracks is set in a remote all-girl boarding school in the 1930s. One of the teachers, the chic and bohemian Eva Green is Miss Jean Brodie except with designer clothes, and more of a tendency to take them off in the open air. She's idolised by a clique of pupils led by Juno Temple and Imogen Poots (the actresses' names, not the characters', believe it or not) until the power balance is upset by the arrival of an aristocratic Spanish girl, Maria Valverde.

Many a wounded politician would be quick to agree that crossing swords with formidable Westminster blogger Guido Fawkes is a traditionally hazardous business.

Calamity over at the Oxford Union, after a second high-profile guest is forced to pull the plug at the last minute.

It may seem an unlikely pairing but First Group, the bus company, is linking with consultancy Green Thing in the Glove Love appeal – asking for anyone who finds a glove or two on a bus to donate them so they can create new pairs which will then go to charity.