The Ched Evans controversy in Britain has provided plenty of talking points in the last couple of weeks.

A Good Day To Die Hard (15A) arrives to mark the 25th anniversary of the original Die Hard (1988), and while Die Hard 4.0 nudged John McClane (Bruce Willis) into James Bond territory, it remained good, clean, trashy fun, not least when Willis launched a stolen cab at a helicopter.

THREE teenagers with a Matrix fixation were arrested with an arsenal of weapons with which police say they were planning to slaughter “as many people as possible”.