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Michaela Coel shocked that drama school where she suffered from racism promotes her on website

The award-winning star went to the Guildhall School of Music and Drama

Evening Standard

Even with economic worries, Vivid Seats CEO says customers still pay to see sports and hair bands

Strong spending by consumers has been a linchpin keeping the U.S. economy out of a recession, and Vivid Seats CEO Stan Chia doesn't see demand in his industry falling off

The Independent UK

Baby Animal Cam: ‘It really is just a live stream of some tiny animals. And I love it’

Snoozing otters, lolloping rhinos, an orangutan eating a leaf … Netflix’s new show stars baby zoo animals doing, well, nothing. It’s just what we all need

The Guardian - UK

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The language being used to describe Palestinians is genocidal

I covered the Rwandan genocide as a reporter. The language spilling out of Israel after the butchery of the Hamas attacks is eerily familiar, says Guardian US writer Chris McGreal

The Guardian - US

Richard Madeley faces backlash after comparing Gaza civilian deaths to those in Nazi Germany

The war has so far claimed the lives of 2,750 Palestinians following a terror attack on Israel by Hamas ten days ago

The Independent UK

Teletubbies baby actor announces pregnancy – and now everyone is feeling extremely old

Those who remember watching the kid’s show have been filled with existential dread

The Independent UK

Three’s Company sitcom star Suzanne Somers dies aged 76

Somers lived with breast cancer for more than 20 years

The Independent UK

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‘Rejecting hatred and fear’: why Powell and Pressburger’s weird, confounding films are perfect for our times

They made 24 often morally complex pictures before falling out of fashion. Now, as a monumental BFI retrospective kicks off, can their stricken pilots and posh ballerinas speak to our divided era?

The Guardian - UK

Defensive ABC to pay damages to defamed platoon leader

Former army commando Heston Russell has been awarded $390,000 in damages over allegations reported by the ABC about an executed prisoner in Afghanistan.

AAP

Star of UK’s first all-gay dating show warns morale low for community

Dan Harry, who found fame on reality show I Kissed a Boy, teams up with LGBTQ+ rights charity Stonewall to battle hate crimes

The Guardian - UK

Iran accused of threatening ‘terrified’ BBC staff in London

Journalists at BBC Persian says they are scared to go out alone as UK counter-terrorism police raise security levels and staff warned: ‘we can do whatever we want in London’

The Guardian - UK

ABC loses defamation case brought by former commando Heston Russell after public interest defence fails

Broadcaster must pay Russell $390,000 but judge did not award aggravated damages, finding the former commando ‘embraced the public controversy’

The Guardian - AU

First new HIV awareness advert in 40 years to air on TV

A woman who was diagnosed with HIV seven years ago has welcomed the ‘long overdue’ television campaign

The Independent UK

Bad management has prompted one in three UK workers to quit, survey finds

Study shows widespread concern over quality of managers, with 82% of bosses deemed ‘accidental’, having had no formal training

The Guardian - UK

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North-east ‘utterly forgotten’ amid UK film and TV production boom

Leo Pearlman, cofounder of Fulwell 73, calls on government to back plans for new studio complex in Sunderland

Evening Standard

All the times the authorities almost caught Peter Sutcliffe – but didn’t

From the lost evidence to brushing aside eyewitness statements, the police investigation into the Yorkshire Ripper was a litany of failings

Inverse

31 Years Later, Marvel's Most Underappreciated Villain Could Be Out for Revenge in 'Loki'

A crucial 'Loki' Season 1 character who's yet to appear in Season 2 could emerge as the big villain of Marvel's latest Disney+ effort.

The Guardian - US

Saturday Night Live: Pete Davidson steers a solid season premiere

The first post writers’-strike episode has a lot of catching up to do, but there are enough good sketches and attention-grabbing cameos

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The Independent UK

Pete Davidson speaks about his late father in emotional cold open on Saturday Night Live

Comedian spoke about how ‘horrible images and stories from Israel and Gaza” reminded him of his father’s death

The Guardian - UK

Emma Barnett: ‘Maternity leave is a land where time bends’

The Woman’s Hour host on feeling ‘pumped’ about returning to work after her second baby, dealing with tough subject matter – and her love of fishing

The Guardian - UK

The BBC Jimmy Savile drama missed a chance to tell the real story of child sexual abuse

In focusing on the predatory presenter, the show failed to give victims a proper voice

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: More kitchen chaos in the brilliant Boiling Point

Point North is under pressure as the culinary drama continues. Plus, Matt Hancock tries to demonstrate his trustworthiness in Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Independent UK

Angela Rippon, the legendary newsreader making Strictly Come Dancing history aged 79

Former ‘Come Dancing’ host is oldest ever contestant

The Guardian - AU

While Neighbours screens in Latvia, Australian TV writers still get paid – but for how much longer?

The writers of series going back to the 1980s expect to collect a record $2.42m this year from overseas royalties, but that income is now under threat from streaming

The Independent UK

TV presenter Patrick Kielty sends message of hope to Israel and Palestine

The talk show host recalled his experience of growing up in a conflict zone was that ‘the hurt and the pain on both sides was the same’.

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