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Woman’s Hour – Melania Trump’s diplomacy, Philippa Gregory’s The Royal Witch, Back to Black at 20, Iron deficiency – BBC Sounds
Melania Trump has reportedly helped broker a temporary ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine to allow humanitarian aid into Oleshky, according to White House statements.
Affordability, AI and Iran: Americans on the key issues guiding their midterm votes
Americans head to polls on 3 November for midterm elections determining control of the House, Senate, and 36 governorships, citing affordability, foreign policy, and technology concerns.
Women hope yearly health checks will improve PMOS diagnosis and care
The UK is renaming polycystic ovary syndrome to polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome and recommending annual health checks to improve diagnosis and care for the condition affecting about one in eight women.
New human data hints at psychedelics’ potential to combat inflammation
Researchers publishing new human data suggest psilocybin may help combat inflammation and support mitochondrial function in patients with neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson’s.
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Dave Marsh, Bruce Springsteen Biographer and Rock Critic, Dies at 76
Dave Marsh, influential rock critic and Bruce Springsteen biographer, died Friday at his Connecticut home at age 76. He authored numerous music histories and hosted radio programs on SiriusXM.
‘Paradise’ Executive Producer Explains Why Julianne Nicholson’s Character Had to Go Down with the Bunker in Season 2
Paradise executive producer John Hoberg discussed the season two finale’s quantum physics elements and Julianne Nicholson’s character Sinatra’s sacrifice, promising answers in the show’s final season.
Selena Gomez Slams ‘Completely Meritless’ Wondermind Lawsuit, Will File to Dismiss ‘Baseless Claims’
Selena Gomez’s legal team dismissed as “completely meritless” a federal fraud lawsuit filed against her over her mental health startup Wondermind, stating they will seek to dismiss the allegations.
The TikTok Comment That Let Megan Gallagher Know She Nailed the Representation of Motherhood in ‘All Her Fault’
Megan Gallagher’s Peacock adaptation of Andrea Mara’s novel “All Her Fault” became the platform’s most-watched original series, generating significant social media discussion about motherhood and parental representation.
‘How the F— Would You Get This Movie Made in America?’ Christine Vachon, Film4, BBC Film Put ‘Trainspotting,’ ‘Ratcatcher’ and ‘The Wicker Man’ Through the 2026 Greenlight Test
Industry figures assessed whether British classics like ‘Trainspotting’ and ‘Ratcatcher’ could secure financing if pitched today, debating market conditions and funding strategies in 2026.
‘The Beast in Me’ Showrunner Knows That the Violent Murder Scene Was a “Potential Tune-Out Point” For Some Viewers
The Netflix limited series ‘The Beast in Me’ features a violent flashback scene depicting a wife’s murder that showrunner Howard Gordon acknowledges was a divisive moment likely to affect viewer retention.
‘Lanterns’ Bosses and Stars on How the Show’s Grounded Approach Ushers in an ‘Entirely Different Kind of Superhero’
A new grounded take on “Green Lantern” debuts in the DCU, following characters Hal Jordan and John Stewart as they investigate mysterious deaths in a small Nebraska town.
Director Frieda Luk on Olivia Luccardi’s ‘Sacred Creatures’ Role and the Fine Line Between ‘Crazy’ and ‘Enlightened’
Director Frieda Luk’s debut feature “Sacred Creatures” explores belief and spiritual awakening through a story of three estranged siblings reuniting in rural Italy, blending psychological drama, comedy and magical realism.
Great Britain’s grid operator issues fresh warning over power supplies in heatwave
Britain’s grid operator warns of potential power supply stress Thursday night as a third heatwave hits the UK, requesting additional electricity generation to manage demand from cooling devices.
Trump’s Tougher Russia Stance Puts Kazakhstan in a Difficult Position
As the US shifts toward tougher sanctions on Russia, Kazakhstan faces mounting economic pressures from the Ukraine war and risks to its energy exports through Russian territory.
Mexico Is Betting on Biofuel to Tackle Its Seaweed Crisis
Mexico is investing in biofuel and other products derived from sargassum seaweed that washes ashore daily along the Caribbean coast, threatening tourism and requiring billions in annual cleanup costs.
Russia’s Oil Industry Is Running Out of Room to Absorb More Shocks
Russia’s crude oil output has declined further in 2026 due to sanctions and Ukrainian attacks, with production forecasts revised downward to 8.95 million barrels per day this year and 8.6 million next year.