36 h. ago Stranger Things sparks 'woke' fury as raging Netflix viewers groan: 'I can't even watch it now'

The final ever instalment of the sci-fit hit, named Chapter Eight: The Rightside Up, of has FINALLY landed on the streaming service.

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57 h. ago Stranger Things footage ahead of finale sparks same reaction from Netflix fans

Fans have made the same demand after Netflix released an immersive clip created by an influencer

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3 d. ago Stranger Things fans 'spot huge clue' Holly will develop powers to fight Vecna

Stranger Things season 5 has sparked new fan theories about Holly Wheeler developing powers, with clues hidden in episode 1 that viewers are only now discovering.

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4 d. ago 'Stranger Things has lost it's spark – it always happens on big

Stranger Things' fifth season is pipped to end on the show's lowest rated episode ever, but this isn't a surprise - rather, it's par for the course, says Yasmin Vince

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1 week ago 'Why does the church need to go woke?' Fury over 'disgraceful' plans to add solar panels to Archbishop of Canterbury's Grade I listed home

Dame Sarah Mullally will become the first female principal leader of the Church of England next year and will be installed during a ceremony in January.

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2 w. ago 'It would be the ultimate revenge': Gary Lineker is ready to hit back at the BBC

Hell hath no fury like a woke man scorned. And industry insiders believe that by showing Gary Lineker the door, the BBC may have opened itself up to a world of pain.

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2 w. ago Stranger Things season 5 trailer sparks fears as two major characters could be killed off

Stranger Things has released a new trailer for the second half of its fifth and final season - and it looks like some beloved characters may be in grave danger

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3 w. ago The Guardian view on Nnena Kalu’s historic Turner prize win: breaking a glass ceiling | Editorial

The UK art world is finally becoming more inclusive. But greater support must be given to the organisations that enable disabled artists to flourishThe Turner prize is no stranger to sparking debate or pushing boundaries. This year it has achieved both. For the first time, an artist with learning disabilities has won. Glasgow-born Nnena Kalu took the award for her colourful, cocoon-like sculptures made from VHS tape, clingfilm and other abandoned materials, along with her large swirling vortex drawings. Kalu is autistic, with limited verbal communication. In an acceptance speech on her behalf, Kalu’s facilitator, Charlotte Hollinshead, said that “a very stubborn glass ceiling” had been broken.Kalu’s win is a high-profile symbol of a shift towards greater inclusivity that has been happening in the UK arts world over the past five years. Last month, Beyond the Visual opened at the Henry Moore Institute, Leeds, in which everything is curated or created by blind and parti...

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3 w. ago Stranger Things' Enzo star on returning to Netflix show after ‘open’ season 4 ending

EXCLUSIVE: Tom Wlaschiha's character Dmitri 'Enzo' Antonov was originally supposed to die in Stranger Things season 4, but his survival has sparked speculation about a return in the Netflix show's fifth and final season.

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3 w. ago Netflix's Stranger Things season 5 death hint sparks concern on key character's fate

Stranger Things fans are convinced they know who will die in season 5

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3 w. ago US v EU: How Trump is gunning for Europe's woke policies, mass migration and liberal leaders, sparking fury in Brussels

A new U.S. National Security Strategy (NSS) has accused Europe of economic and cultural deterioration, sending shockwaves through Brussels but delighting the continent's populist parties.

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3 w. ago Six star signs with romance on the cards this Christmas – check your horoscope

This year, six star signs are tipped for a festive romance, with sparks bound to fly between you and a stranger you lock eyes with across the room - but is yours on the list?

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4 w. ago Outcry in Italy over sex education bill to crack down on ‘gender ideology’

Legislation is needed to stop leftwing politicians ‘bringing drag queens and porn actors into schools’, minister saysA restrictive sex education bill backed by Georgia Meloni’s far-right government and intended to crack down on “gender ideology and the woke bubble” has provoked fury in Italy.Italy is one of the few EU countries not to have compulsory sex education in schools despite evidence showing that comprehensive relationship and sex education helps to prevent violence against women and girls. Continue reading...

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