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, and abuses can proliferate. Many childcare workers around the country don’t get guaranteed sick pay; almost none have employer-provided health insurance or . There is almost no such thing as a stable gig; kids grow up, and parents’ childcare needs can shift without warning.Even with her years of experience, Kenya has to hustle.

A former Tory MP in Greater Manchester has accused the last Conservative government of 'failing' to deliver for the North West.

UPDATED, with Cheney statement: Former Vice President Dick Cheney will be voting for Kamala Harris in the November election, his daughter Liz Cheney said today.

Former President Donald Trump‘s sentencing in his hush money case has been delayed until after the election.

A New York judge has moved the sentencing in Donald Trump‘s hush money trial to after the election, on November 26.

Running until the final election results come in for the battle between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, the Deadline ElectionLine podcast spotlights the 2024 campaign and the blurred lines between politics and entertainment in modern America. Hosted by Deadline political editor Ted Johnson and executive editor Dominic Patten, the podcast features commentary and interviews with top lawmakers and entertainment figures from the White House to Sunset Blvd, and all points in-between.

Donald Trump‘s on-off bromance with Elon Musk appears to be very much on.

South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone are opening up about why the animated series is delayed and why they will skip the 2024 elections.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director “South Park” creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone revealed in a new interview with Vanity Fair that their long-running animated series will not return until 2025, which means “South Park” will be skipping the 2024 presidential election between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. The duo said the delay is somewhat “on purpose” because they no longer have an interest in lampooning Trump on the show, but Parker added that they’re also “waiting for Paramount to figure all their shit out.” Neither creator specified on what Parker meant about Paramount, but the studio has been going through a proposed sale over the last several months.

—be it Black women, white women, Latina women, suburban women, working women, and more. Why? Because women are the largest group of registered voters in America—typically 10 million more women are registered to vote than men—and turn out in the highest numbers to . How we vote really can win or lose an election for a candidate.In 2020, for example, Black women were lauded for to victory.

, hosted an event on campus for Riley Gaines—a collegiate swimmer who, along with other athletes, over its transgender policy, accusing the organization of violating their Title IX rights after it allowed transgender woman Lia Thomas to compete in the women’s division during a national swimming championship. The event led to a television news appearance for Nangle, which in turn sparked the beginning of the end of her friendships.

who have shouldered the weight of a nation.Black women have long been the unsung heroes of the political arena—steadfast, unrelenting, and often unacknowledged. They are the backbone of voter turnout, driving civic engagement with fierce determination born from centuries of struggle and survival. And in a display of support it is to one party they have shown allegiance.

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Liz Cheney, the former congresswoman who was ousted from GOP leadership for her criticism and opposition to Donald Trump, said that she will vote for Kamala Harris in the November election.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large Donald Trump recently announced that he will hold an “awards gala” celebrating the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection at the U.S. Capitol — just the latest example of the ongoing revisionist history and whitewashing of the extreme violence that took place that day.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief “Stranger Eyes,” Yeo Siew Hua’s powerful film about surveillance and the surveilled, has been selected as the opening title for the Golden Horse Film Festival in Taiwan. The film, which is structured as a co-production between Singapore and Taiwan, stars Taiwan film icon Lee Kang-sheng alongside Wu Chien-ho, Vera Chen and Anicca Panna. In ‘Stranger Eyes,’ a young couple begins to receive strange videos after the mysterious disappearance of their baby daughter and realize that someone has been filming their daily life — even their most intimate moments.

EXCLUSIVE: Just over 60 days to go what is considered one of the most consequential elections of modern times, the tight race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump has become ensnared in the carriage dispute between the Walt Disney Company and DirecTV.

, but there’s still time for to endorse the VP ahead of the 2024 election, as some people are anticipating. If I were to place a bet, I’d say she probably will—but not in the way that might hope.One thing we can say pretty confidently is that Swift will not be endorsing Harris’s opponent, Donald Trump, for president—despite .For the greater part of her career, Swift’s political leanings were a complete mystery.

Donald Trump has vowed to unveil new UFO footage if re-elected, during an electrifying interview.

GB Energy will be headquartered in Aberdeen.

In 50 years, what state will the world be in? Based on current indications, it’s hard to avoid answering, “Pretty grim.”

Labour are no longer in control of West Dunbartonshire Council, with two former party members accused of putting “personal advancement above the greater good.”

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent Following recent European Union elections held in June that saw far-right parties made significant gains, Hollywood is making moves to ensure that the new EU regime doesn’t draft new legislation that would be detrimental for studios and streamers. “We are at a moment when [EU] policies are not set in stone yet,” said Stan McCoy, who is the Motion Picture Assn.’s chief for Europe, speaking at the Venice Film Festival.

Good Morning Britain host Ed Balls says every day at the ITV studios offers a memorable moment, but one incident stands out - the time he accidentally kicked his co-star in the head.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump recycled right-wing anti-trans talking points, in many cases with statements that were false or misleading, during a discussion with Moms for Liberty Co-Founder Tiffany Justice at the group’s summit in Washington, D.C. on Friday.

In February, political heavyweight George Galloway landed in Rochdale and put the Workers Party on the map.

It’s Sunday on the Lido with George Clooney and Brad Pitt cruising into town for the world premiere of Apple Original Film’s Wolfs. The movie premieres out of competition at the Venice Film Festival this evening after screening for the press this morning. 

The drama behind the election of a Pope has been done to various degrees of success by Hollywood before, notably 1968’s pulpy The Shoes Of The Fisherman, and 2019’s wonderfully literate The Two Popes with Jonathan Pryce and Anthony Hopkins in an imagined story of the rise of the current Pope Francis and retiring Pope Benedict. But now with Conclave, adapted by Peter Straughan from the Robert Harris novel and directed by recent Oscar winner Edward Berger (All Quiet On The Western Front), we have a papal election thriller that rivals anything a political party could dream up. To put it succinctly in literary terms, this one is a real page-turner. In pure cinematic turns it is a barn-burning thriller. A superbly crafted — in every respect — stunning dramatic achievement, this is the kind of well-regarded, praiseworthy adult drama that used to be a staple for studios but now is an increasingly rare bird.

The drama behind the election of a Pope has been done to various degrees of success by Hollywood before, notably 1968’s pulpy The Shoes Of The Fisherman, and 2019’s wonderfully literate The Two Popes with Jonathan Pryce and Anthony Hopkins in an imagined story of the rise of the current Pope Francis and retiring Pope Benedict. But now with Conclave, adapted from the Robert Harris novel by Peter Straughan and directed by recent Oscar winner Edward Berger (All Quiet On The Western Front) we have a papal election thriller that rivals anything a political party could dream up. To put it succintly in literary terms, this one is a real page turner. In pure cinematic turns it is a barn burning thriller. A superbly crafted – in every respect – stunning dramatic achievement, this is the kind of well-regarded praiseworthy adult drama that used to be a staple for studios but now is an increasingly rare bird.

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic If you think the American presidential election has been unpredictable, wait’ll you see how capricious things get at the Vatican when the cardinals assemble to choose a new pope in “Conclave.” Adapted from the Robert Harris novel by Edward Berger, who assumes a very different challenge after “All Quiet on the Western Front,” this thinking man’s thriller unfolds like a murder mystery behind the locked doors of the Domus Sanctae Marthae, where the College of Cardinals are cloistered, except no one suspects foul play in the previous pontiff’s death. Still, intrigues abound as the papabili — those considered next in line for the job, played by such formidable actors as Ralph Fiennes, Stanley Tucci and John Lithgow — pull whatever levers they can to be elected.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has warned of a 'painful' autumn budget - use our income tax calculator to find out how much you should be taking home before the expected tax rises.

Lupita Nyong’o is getting political!

After struggling to drum up interest following its Cannes Film Festival premiere, The Apprentice, starring Sebastian Stan as a young Donald Trump, has found a distributor that plans to release the film shortly before the election in November.

A Stockport councillor has been told to "resign" for joining Labour after being elected as a Lib Dem last year.

Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves has promised Scots their heating bills will fall even though the energy price cap is rising.

Guy Lodge Film Critic For opponents of former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro — which is to say, among other things, opponents of anti-Indigenous discrimination, deforestation, abortion bans, institutional homophobia and COVID denialism — his loss in the country’s 2022 general election was a relief, but hardly a new dawn. The presidency may once more be held by liberal veteran Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (popularly known as just Lula) of the center-left Workers’ Party, but the demographic shifts and political machinations that enabled the recent far-right takeover still cast a long shadow on a nation beset with economic inequality and social unrest.