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News Corp., Former Editor in Chief, Wall Street Journal; Author, The Father and the Son: My Father's Journey into the Monastic Life. NU grad.
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Metallica donates £20,000 to city foodbank with 'empty shelves' after sell-out gig

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By Matt Murray Verified
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Metallica, who played at the Principality Stadium on Sunday, have donated £20,000 to the Cardiff Foodbank Heavy metal legends Metallica have donated £20,000 to a city foodbank, buying 9,000 meals for people in need. The American rockers donated the money to the Cardiff Foodbank charity ahead of their gig at the Principality Stadium on Sunday evening. The donation came through Metallica's charitable foundation, All Within My Hands.
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Film about 'working-class martyr' Dic Penderyn suffers 'huge' setback

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By Matt Murray Verified
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A mural depicts the story of Dic Penderyn and the Merthyr Rising on a wall in Aberavon A planned film to bring the story of Dic Penderyn to the big screen has experienced a major setback after a backer pulled out of a multi-million-pound investment. The production company behind the project of the life of Dic Penderyn, who is thought to have been wrongfully hanged in 1831 for his part in the Merthyr Rising, believed filming was a reality after a contract was signed for a £4m investment.
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'The sky turned red' - My lucky escape on the worst night of the Blitz

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When the frightening drone of air raid sirens began on a winter's evening in 1941, Ted Bush was at the cinema with his mum and dad. Within hours, his mid-terrace family home in Cardiff had been completely destroyed by bomber planes, during a night when 165 people across the city were killed. More than 35,000 tonnes of bombs and incendiaries were dropped on UK towns and cities during the Nazi's eight-month aerial campaign known as the Blitz.
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