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The Ukrainian filmmaker fighting on the cultural front line

For Sergiy Kulybyshev, making films in a time of war is critical to defending his country’s cultural identity.

Al Jazeera

How do former Indigenous Diamonds feel about the Hancock Prospecting partnership?

Former Indigenous Diamond and Donnell Wallam's mentor, Sharon Finnan-White weighs in on Netball Australia's controversial new deal with Hancock Prospecting.

ABC News

Left tackle Andrew Thomas a quiet, gutsy leader of 5-1 Giants

Andrew Thomas had to be picked up by teammates off the turf on Sunday, when he wasn’t limping in between plays or slowly rising off his knees himself.

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Strictly's Matt Goss leaves viewers concerned as he 'vanishes' from It Takes Two after axe

Former Strictly Come Dancing star Matt Goss was due to appear on It Takes Two via Zoom to open up about his time on the programme after his axing on Sunday evening

Daily Mirror

Paterson Joseph on his debut novel and ‘bringing a bit of colour to the British picture’

Actor Paterson Joseph’s debut novel tells the incredible real story of the first black Briton to vote - here he tells Ralph Jones why it’s his mission to fight historical ‘whitewashing’

Evening Standard

‘Zoom picketing’: students protest Sydney University staff cuts by disrupting online tutorials

Campus authorities argue digital disruption is ‘not protected action’ and ‘unlawful’ while activists say they were forced into the creative tactic

The Guardian - AU

MIA on vaccines, vindication and her visions of Jesus: ‘People fear me for some reason’

As she releases her sixth album, the musician discusses – and stokes – her controversial history, dismissing identity politics, the move to defund the police, and cancel culture

The Guardian - UK

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Restaurant with 'Premier League' chef closes after less than a year

Zoom Bar and Grill launched in December 2021

Liverpool Echo

‘It felt like I was never going to get better’: patients navigating long Covid

Those affected with long Covid have to cope with an illness that is not yet well understood. Three patients discuss their journey

The Guardian - US

Graeme Armstrong on learning to love life after The Young Team

AS we meet over a Zoom call, the first thing I notice about Graeme Armstrong is his smile, how contagious and lively it is – just like his debut…

The National (Scotland)

'You don't get the same atmosphere on Zoom': SNP members hail return of in-person conference

AS the first day of the SNP conference got underway, the resounding message from party members was that it’s good to be back to meeting in…

The National (Scotland)

Legal quirk allows gay couples in China to get married online in conservative Utah

At least 200 Chinese couples have married in Utah, which has no residency requirements for marriage licences and allows international Zoom weddings

The Guardian - AU

‘It’s a right over our own bodies’: a remarkable documentary on medically assisted death

Film-maker Ondi Timoner captures her family in a transitional phase, approaching death head-on in Last Flight Home, after her father requests the right to die

The Guardian - US

Ukrainian mother hails colleagues at Scottish space firm for help in fleeing Russian invasion

A UKRAINIAN mother has hailed her colleagues at a Scottish firm for their help in supporting her family’s escape from the Russian invasion.

The National (Scotland)

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Biden Greeted Rabbis And Jewish Clergy On A Zoom Call

President Biden Wishes Rabbis And Jewish Clergy Well On High Holidays

The Guardian - US

Chicago: ‘It’s tough to get us to not show up on stage’

In a new documentary The Last Band on Stage, the band talk about touring for 55 years and how Covid affected their plans

Chicago Sun-Times

Boys book club grows fans

The members gather Saturdays on Zoom to discuss their weekends and dive into the latest books, each one spotlighting Black male characters. A partnership with a barber shop may bring in new members, too.

The Guardian - UK

Standup Jim Gaffigan: ‘I never wanted to do us-and-them comedy’

The Grammy-nominated US comedian with a nice-guy reputation has warmed up for the pope and doesn’t swear on stage. But since he called out Trump on Twitter, are we seeing a new, spikier side to the ‘king of clean’?

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Trump refuses to delay Florida deposition in phone-fraud case despite hurricane

Former President Donald Trump’s deposition in an investors’ class-action fraud lawsuit over his promotion of a failed desktop video phone was delayed by Hurricane Ian that’s ravaging large parts of Florida.

Benzinga

Seth Rogen Talks Pot, Pottery, Positive Projects And Now He's Launching A Houseplant Raffle

In a Zoom interview with Vogue, Seth Rogen sat “spinning a just-rolled joint through his fingers.” He talked about raffling off some of his handmade vases to make room in his closet for more.

Daily Mirror

Chelsea head physio ruthlessly axed over 'short zoom call' after 17 years with club

Thierry Laurent worked with the French national team before taking over at Stamford Bridge, but has been sacked just months after Todd Boehly took over as owner

Daily Mirror

Make Me Prime Minister viewers delighted as Jackie Weaver debuts on Channel 4 show

Jackie Weaver was an internet sensation in 2021, after she was famously told she had no authority during a parish council meeting over Zoom, and now she has returned to the small screen, as she takes part in Channel 4's new show, Make Me Prime Minister

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Why Californians are working to flip red state legislatures blue

Concerned about the future of the country and determined to wrest political power from the far right, a group of friends in the San Francisco Bay Area have been gathering once a month to talk politics over brunches, happy hours and Zoom meetings.

The Guardian - UK

Zoom classes: how to cash in on your skills

From yoga and art to web development, use your interests to create income by teaching online

Newslaundry

New controls, new powers, some ambiguity: All you need to know about India's proposed Telecom Bill

What if WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, Zoom and their ilk had to get a licence from the telecommunications department to operate in India? If the new Telecommunication Bill, put out for consultation by the department yesterday, is passed in its current form, they might just have to.

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