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An unmarked mass grave with over 300 bodies has been discovered in Oldham, sending shockwaves through the local community. The site, found within Royton Cemetery, includes the remains of 145 stillborn children, 128 infants and young children, and 29 adults, as confirmed by local councillors.

The annual Christmas channel has returned to screens earlier than ever - a whole 111 days before December 25 to be exact.The channel is named GREAT! Xmas and is available to Sky, Virgin Media and Freeview customers through to January 8, 2025. It runs back-to-back Christmas movies and didn't hit screens last year until September 7.

Coronation Street fans have said 'it's finally happening' as they responded to Gail Platt's return. It's been a while since viewers of the ITV soap spotted the Weatherfield matriarch, played by Helen Worth, on-screen.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Specialty sales and finance firm Rediance has picked up international sales rights to “Bound in Heaven,” the directorial debut feature of experienced Chinese screenwriter Hou Xin. The tragic love story will have its world premiere this week in the Centerpiece section of the Toronto International Film Festival. It will subsequently travel to San Sebastian for its European debut. Adapted from the novel of the same title by Liu Xiuwen, the drama centers around a successful young woman who lives in the city with her abusive fiance and a lonely terminally ill man running a noodle shop in Wuhan.

If the thought of window cleaning sends a shiver down your spine, you're not alone many dread this particular household task. Yet, a brilliant hack is making rounds on social media that could change the game, ensuring you can have spotless windows without the dreaded streaks.

MJ Lenderman has released a sardonic new single called ‘Wristwatch’ – take a listen to it down below.The Wednesday guitarist is due to release his fourth solo album ‘Manning Fireworks’ tomorrow (June 6) via ANTI-, and has shared the final teaser from the record called ‘Wristwatch’. So far, Lenderman has released the singles ‘Rudolph’, ‘She’s Leaving You‘ and ‘Joker Lips‘ in anticipation of the album.‘Wristwatch’, meanwhile, sees Lenderman address someone who’s told him he has a “funny face” and has “wasted my life away”: “Well / I got a beach home up in Buffalo / And a wristwatch that’s / A compass and a cell phone / And a wristwatch that / Tells me you’re all alone”.Despite this, the song ends with Lenderman admitting he would “still take your Amazing Grace” and that he has “a wristwatch that tells me / I’m on my own”.Take a listen to ‘Wristwatch’ down below:NME spoke to Lenderman about his upcoming record in August, with the musician telling us about witnessing the positive reaction to 2022’s ‘Boat Songs’.

Filmmaker Joe Wright takes a 180 in the portrayal of World War II prime ministers, pivoting from the wise and measured Winston Churchill in 2017’s Darkest Hour (which delivered a Best Actor Oscar win to Gary Oldman) to the spontaneous, hot blooded and short-fused Benito Amilcare Andrea Mussolini in the Fremantle/Apartment/Sky/Pathe series M. Son of the Century which made its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival today. While the Lido gets to see the series’ full eight hours that Wright directed and executive produced, TIFF will be treated to the first two episodes.

A mass grave containing more than 300 bodies has been uncovered in Oldham. The unmarked burial site contains 145 stillborn children, 128 babies and young kids and 29 adults, according to local councillors.

—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.

September has arrived, and with the milder weather, many are tackling those gardening chores delayed over the summer - not least the dreaded task of weeding.

, 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.

that after nearly 50 years, pregnant people in America no longer had full rights over their own bodies—overturning the seminal 1973 Roe v. Wade that made abortion a Constitutional right.Pro-life campaigners had , and more than a dozen states had so-called trigger laws in place to entirely, with limited exceptions, if Roe were overturned.

Princess Diana's former dance instructor, Anne Allan, has opened up about a tumultuous time in the royal's life in her new memoir, Dancing With Diana. Over a span of nine years, Anne became a trusted confidante and source of solace for the Princess of Wales as she attended regular dance classes.

The Labour Party have been accused of "turning their back on the WASPI women" after a letter from Rutherglen MP Michael Shanks was sent to a constituent.

Rafa Sales Ross Guest Contributor The 12th edition of Final Cut in Venice, the industry program supporting films in post-production from Africa and Arab countries, came to a wrap with an awards ceremony that saw Egyptian filmmaker Morad Mostafa’s “Aisha Can’t Fly Away” take the La Biennale di Venezia Prize for a film in post-production, worth €5,000 ($5,546). Morad’s feature debut, which has previously been through the Doha Film Institute’s Qumra Lab, tells the story of a Somali woman caring for her elderly parents in Cairo while witnessing the tensions between the different ethnic groups who make up the city’s society.

Coronation Street fans have pointed out Leanne Battersby's huge blunder if she wants to bring down The Institute - and it's left Rowan Cunliffe's 'downfall' at risk.

Guy Lodge Film Critic Nobody talks much about the age 19. It doesn’t come with the exciting avalanche of adult rights that come with turning 18, or the milestone symbolism of 21.

Artem Chigvintsev is not ready to give up on his marriage to Nikki Garcia — despite his shocking domestic violence arrest.

Levi McConaughey is following in his dad Matthew McConaughey‘s footsteps!

Naman Ramachandran Nearly 35 years after its original debut at the Venice Film Festival, Peter Brook‘s epic film adaptation of “The Mahabharata” is returning to the Lido in a meticulously restored 8K version. The restoration, spearheaded by the late director’s son Simon, marks a new chapter for the groundbreaking 1989 production that brought the ancient Indian epic to global audiences. “The Mahabharata” holds a unique place in Peter Brook’s storied career.