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Elected representative for Nigel Farage’s party arrested on suspicion of making false statements in nomination papers

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A $110bn merger now looks like a certainty, as Paramount has settled a lawsuit blocking its Warner Bros deal.

Nikita Hand speaks to Sky's Cathy Newman about the "mental trauma" of her ordeal.

Director Pepa Lubojacki’s heartbreaking film chronicles the lives of her brother as he struggles with drink and homelessness – and her own shame in the face of societal prejudice

For months, California attorney general Rob Bonta told anyone who would listen that Paramount‘s $111 billion bid for Warner Bros. Discovery would ruin Hollywood and that he could stop the merger. Then, when his leverage appeared the highest, the political and economic realities surrounding the showdown became impossible for him ignore.

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The Oscar winner says he still doesn't know why the long-aborning reboot of Marvel's Blade franchise never happened.

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Filmmaker Aaron Sorkin said Jeremy Strong treated his co-stars in The Social Reckoning “the way he imagines Mark [Zuckerberg] treats the people around him” while filming The Social Network follow-up.

Review expected to say patients in England should be ‘triaged’ and offered support without formal diagnosis

New GIFF is out to champion local talent and create opportunities ahead of summer debut

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The rise of AI-generated tributes and bots for ‘talking’ to the dead has experts concerned more people will grieve in isolation

Culture secretary says X ‘didn’t even bother to turn up’ to meeting about abuse, intimidation and doxxing on social media Good morning. We will be hearing from Andy Burnham today because he is back at work having taken time off following the death of his father. And already we have heard from Lisa Nandy, the culture secretary, who has been doing a media round. She has condemned Elon Musk’s social media platform, X, describing it as an “absolute disgrace”. I had the social media companies in to see me yesterday to talk to them about their responsibilities in this regard. All of the different social media companies have completely different terms of service, different standards that they apply to online hatred directed at individuals. Some of them will automatically remove that content. Some of them, frankly, won’t. I have made a commitment to the RNLI and to, not just charities but public sector workers, police officers, and others who are being routinely harassed and abused online in the course of work, that we will tighten up the law. We will make sure that where, for example, people’s addresses are being published online, that we just do not allow that to happen, that those things will have to be either blocked or taken down immediately. We cannot have a situation where not just charity volunteers, but shop workers and social workers and police officers are being routinely harassed online in the course of their work. Continue reading...

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