901. Game of cat and mouse in Fracture

You might feel the world has enough slick and glossy legal thrillers, but Fracture is different enough to warrant its addition to the genre, with astounding performances that set it apart from lesser courtroom dramas.

902. Sugary-sweet romance

I KNOW what the world hasn’t got enough of – British romantic comedies. Especially sugary-sweet ones with a cast of all the same actors you see on TV every week. Oh, and a nice looking young man with floppy hair too.

903. Speaking volumes

Club Velocity is back with a vengeance. A cracking line-up will feature Heartwear Process, Autons and Making Eyes At Elvis for tomorrow night’s gig at the Rising Sun Arts Centre.

904. The Queen of soul

UK Soul Queen Beverley Knight, who releases her new album Music City Soul next month, will embark on her biggest ever UK tour this autumn.

905. Up close and personal

The red carpet saw plenty of superhero action at the UK premiere of Spider-Man - 3 but no rock stars!

906. Satisfying twists in Sleuth

KEEP alert, Sleuth is a film that twists you inside out. First you have the old, wise and successful man. Witty, power-crazy and loaded, Andrew Wyke (Michael Caine), appears unflappable.

907. Gunnar hits out at firing squads

Brynjar Gunnarsson has slammed Premier League chairmen for firing managers without giving them a chance   – even though the midfielder says Reading could play a part in getting rid of another, writes sports editor Steve Skerry.

908. Fred Claus can't live up to Nick

FRED CLAUS (Vince Vaughn) has lived almost his entire life in the shadow of his little brother Nicholas’s very large shadow.

909. Deadline nears for football stand cash as plans go on show

Detailed designs for the Cantley Park football stand have gone on show to the public.

What do you think of the plans? Tell us your views on this website.

910. Thursday is not as funny as Mr Djalili

I HAVE decided the BBC’s ‘Thursdays are Funny’ advertising campaign is, after all, meant to be ironic.