Mr Earnshaw

According to this interview in The i Paper, Martin Clunes will be Mr Earnshaw in Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights.

Clunes casually throws in that he is also playing Margot Robbie’s dad in Wuthering Heights. Slated for next year and directed by Emerald Fennell (Saltburn, Promising Young Woman), this Gothic psychodrama is a “massive, Warner Brothers, huge-budget movie, all built on sets at Elstree” – though he divulges nothing further. (Lara Kilner)

This Buzzfeed contributor lists some of the things she's seen online about classics being derided by readers.

1. "Wuthering Heights. Jesus. Heathcliff, mate, just leave her alone. "

—harione96

"When my students ask me if they should read Wuthering Heights, I ask them if they liked the Twilight series. Because I hate a lot of the same things about both. Violent, unstable men are not romantic. "

—Digger-of-Tunnels (Jennifer McPhee) 

Poor students with a teacher like that.

Keighley News reports that Haworth has been chosen one of the 'top 10 places to stay across north of England'.

The village is amongst 10 locations in northern England being spotlighted by Airbnb for a stay.

For those seeking a cultural break, Haworth – where the Brontë sisters lived and wrote their classic works – is listed second.

It is described as "a sweeping hilltop village shaped by the Brontë legacy".

Top spot in the category goes to another Bradford-district village, the World Heritage site of Saltaire. (Alistair Shand)