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How to watch the films nominated for Oscars in 2024

Here's how you can watch some of the key films that have been nominated for Academy Awards in 2024

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Newcastle host family softening blow of housing costs for uni students

'I like to help them to get a foot in the door.'

Newcastle Herald

Dutch cargo bike firm Babboe ordered to halt sales amid safety concerns

Regulator demands recall of two models, understood to affect about 10,000 of the popular products

The Guardian - UK

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‘When’s Nigel coming back?’ Farage absence looms large over Reform UK conference

In Doncaster, at the insurgent rightwing party’s ‘biggest ever’ gathering, one absence is on everybody’ lips

The Guardian - UK

Editor Navigates Challenging Flashback Scene In Oscar-Nominated Film

Explore the challenges faced by editor Laurent Sénéchal in crafting a crucial flashback scene in Anatomy of a Fall, leading to critical acclaim and an Osca...

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The Bachelor: Meet the 32 women hoping to win Joey Graziadei’s heart

The new season of the long-running reality dating show kicks off January 22.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Hey Pandas, AITA For Being Wary Of An Old Friend Who Wants To See My Baby?

Fast forward to last summer, my wife and I were taking our dogs to swim at a local beach when this lady with three kids (all under 7, I think) suddenly stops me and says she knows me. The post Hey Pandas, AITA For Being Wary Of An Old Friend…

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Ædnan by Linnea Axelsson review – an Arctic epic from Sweden

An award-winning verse novel of two families vividly captures the plight of the Sami people

The Guardian - UK

'Worse than death': Surviving sexual violence in Cameroon's anglophone crisis

Sexual and gender-based violence has been pervasive in Cameroon's Northwest and Southwest regions since separatist fighters launched their armed rebellion against government forces six years ago, demanding independence for the country's English-speaking minority. RFI spoke to survivors still living with the fallout.

Radio France Internationale

Monarch: Legacy Of Monsters’ Elisa Lasowski Opens Up About Latest Duvall Twist, Discusses Why It Was ‘Absolutely Amazing’ Working With Kurt Russell

Elisa Lasowski talked about the Duvall twist that hit Monarch: Legacy of Monsters and her psoitive experience working with Kurt Russell.

Cinemablend

Boris Johnson set for second day of Covid Inquiry questions as bereaved hit out at 'meaningless' apology

Former prime minister admitted on Wednesday that his government 'underestimated' the threat of coronavirus

Evening Standard

On 15th anniversary of 26/11 attack, Moshe's grandfather thanks Indians for treating his family's pain as their own

Moshe Holtzberg's grandpa expresses gratitude to India for treating family's pain as their own. Moshe lost parents in 2008 Mumbai terror attack. India remembers tragedy, family thanks for similar feelings. Terrorists want to murder Jews, but family still hopes for peace.

The Hindu

Tim Allen Reveals What He Wants The Santa Clauses Season 3 To Be About, And It's Good News For Sci-Fi Fans

The Santa Clauses' Tim Allen reveals what he wants a potential third season to be about, and sci-fi lovers may appreciate this.

Cinemablend

Autumn statement 2023: what it means for people on a range of incomes

How Hunt’s measures on tax, NI and benefits will affect single people, couples and those receiving pensions in England, Wales and Northern Ireland

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Glenn Hoddle responds to criticism in David Beckham's Netflix series

Mother Sandra and wife Victoria were critical of former England manager's response to infamous red card

The Guardian - US

‘I was extremely furious’: the dangerously high cost of insulin in America

Many diabetic Americans must pay thousands for insulin, an often lethal impossibility explored in documentary Pay or Die

The Independent UK

From red cards to the Glenn Hoddle row: 4 biggest revelations from Netflix documentary Beckham

From discussions about his alleged affair, to the red card at the 1998 Argentina game, here’s what we learned from the new four-part series

The Independent UK

Beckham: The 4 biggest revelations from the Netflix documentary

From discussions about his alleged affair, to the red card at the 1998 Argentina game, here’s what we learned from the new four-part series

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The Guardian - AU

‘We’re a tough mob up here’: Queenslanders try to put on brave face after hat-trick of grand final heartaches

They’re shattered, gutted, cursing the football gods. And yet fans of the Broncos, Lions and Titans say they’d do it all again tomorrow

The Guardian - AU

‘It’s going off’: Brisbane abuzz with energy and confidence ahead of AFL and NRL grand finals

Their teams may be underdogs but Broncos and Lions fans are united in positivity ahead of their quest for not one but two premierships this weekend

The Guardian - UK

Beautiful Thing review – 90s teens navigating tough times in a tender-hearted triumph

Jonathan Harvey’s breakthrough play still blazes with a stubborn utopian impulse thanks to finely pitched performances and delicately balanced banter

Evening Standard

Beautiful Thing at Theatre Royal Stratford East review: gleefully of its time but more timeless than ever

It is, indeed, a rather beautiful thing

Evening Standard

Gogglebox stars who have quit the show, as Stephen and Daniel announce shock exit

Let’s look back at the Gogglebox stars who have left the Channel 4 show

The Guardian - UK

‘I had a panic the night my mum came to see it’: Jonathan Harvey on writing Beautiful Thing

‘I wanted to write a play about two boys falling in love and give it a happy ending. During the Aids crisis, it was unusual for a gay character to be alive at the end of a drama’

The Guardian - UK

‘They were earning £10,000 more than me!’ What happens when colleagues come clean about pay

Most employees don’t like to talk about how much they earn. Many are simply afraid to. But breaking that taboo can transform life – especially for women and people of colour

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