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Hollywood can’t help making onscreen chocolate look disgusting. But can Paul King’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory prequel raise the bar with a real-life chocolatier?

Censorship is a beast with many heads. One of the more insidious kinds is moral muzzling, embodied in that recent arrival on the literary scene, the “sensitivity reader”. Commercial firms will supply their sniffing services for a fee (currently around £200, one is told).

The jury is still out on whether he is in contempt of Parliament but one charge he is bang to rights: his contempt for the public, writes Jason Beattie

To some, they are the foot soldiers of wokeness, tinkering with the words of literary legends like Roald Dahl. Laura Antonia Jordan meets today’s sensitivity readers to hear what they actually do