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A backbench Labour MP has proposed a new All-Party Parliamentary Group that will seek to end the automatic right of religious groups to be given charitable status. Sam Carling, MP for North West Cambridgeshire and former Jehovah’s Witness, will chair the APPG on spiritual and ritual abuse, which is expected to be established imminently. Speaking
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Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. Here are the stories we covered ourselves on Book Riot this week. May isn’t the only librarian taking a run in politics, though. Several other librarians are up for election this year. Here’s who they
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Neon’s Adam Scott-starring Hokum by Damian McCarthy (Oddity) debuted with $6.4 million on 1,885 screens, a nice start for the witchy tale with a $5-million budget set in a creepy Irish inn. It pulls in at no. 5 in North America behind the likes of The Devil Wears Prada 2, Michael, The Super Mario Galaxy
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An internship charity has defended the legality of its work after a GB News commentator launched legal action against the organisation for not offering schemes for white people. The 10,000 Interns Foundation provides internships for black and minority ethnic young people to challenge underrepresentation in the workplace. GB News commentator Sophie Corcoran has announced plans
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When Branneisha Cooper first began taking GLP-1 injection Mounjaro in late 2022, she heard online that she could experience temporary hair thinning and prepared for the worst. But it would take about a year before she began noticing her hair falling out in clumps. Cooper said it was especially shocking because she has always had
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Legislation aimed at changing the constitution of the Royal Albert Hall is in danger of falling, which would send the bill back to the drawing board after more than three years.  The charity said the bill’s failure could result in “serious consequences” for the charity, including “significant costs, operational disruption and a real risk to
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May 2026 is shaping up to be a quietly stacked month for Disney+, with a mix of emotional dramas, offbeat comedies, and genre-bending thrillers arriving across the platform and its Hulu hub. While blockbuster spectacle often dominates streaming headlines, this month’s lineup leans into something more compelling: character-driven storytelling with distinct creative voices behind the
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New ‘soft opt-in’ guidance could place extra administrative burden on charities The  Information Commissioner’s Office’s new ‘soft opt-in’ guidance was published this week following changes introduced by the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025, which allows charities to send direct marketing communications to supporters without needing to obtain consent, provided certain requirements are met. Under
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