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U.S. to limit Canadian access to border library where Kristi Noem made ‘51st state’ jibe

From October 1, nobody will be allowed to enter border library without first going through customs

The Independent UK

Disabled actor let go by Globe theatre after alleging sex abuse settles

Olivier Award nominee Athena Stevens said she felt ‘relieved’ after settling with Shakespeare’s Globe theatre.

The Independent UK

Doug Ford: rightwing populist becomes Canada’s anti-Trump figurehead

The Ontario premier says he’s ready to stand up to Trump over tariffs – will that yield a third straight election win?

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Three Sisters at the Globe review: Michelle Terry is riveting in this tale of suffering Russian gentlefolk

4/5 Chekhov’s aching subtlety and humanity finally finds an ideal home in Caroline Steinbeis’ production

Evening Standard

Toxic male Trojans? Troilus and Cressida leads Shakespeare's Globe summer season

Director Owen Horsley talks to us about his production of Troilus and Cressida as the Globe unveils its summer line-up

Evening Standard

Claire van Kampen obituary

Composer, playwright and theatre director who often worked with her husband, the actor Mark Rylance

The Guardian - UK

Claire van Kampen: a world-class theatre composer and bright star of Shakespeare’s Globe

The pianist, director and playwright of Farinelli and the King, which starred her husband Mark Rylance, is remembered by the Globe’s former artistic director

The Guardian - UK

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Claire van Kampen, theatre director and composer, dies aged 71

Wife of actor Mark Rylance worked in various roles at Shakespeare’s Globe and had been diagnosed with cancer

The Guardian - UK

If the Golden Globes are going the boring route, what’s the point of them?

COMMENT: At last night’s Globes, arthouse cinema reigned supreme and ‘Wicked’ went home (practically) empty-handed – fine for the Oscars, but this ceremony is meant to be a panoply of chaos and nonsense, writes Adam White

The Independent UK

Canadian PM Trudeau Likely To Resign This Week: Report

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is likely to announce his resignation this week as he faces mounting dissent within his Liberal Party, newspaper The Globe and Mail reported Sunday.

International Business Times

Jurisprudence on the Adjournment Power, Old and New

Last month, Washington was in a tizzy about whether President Trump could use the adjournment power as a means to… The post Jurisprudence on the Adjournment Power, Old and New appeared first on Reason.com.

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Aaron Pierre: ‘There wasn’t one day filming Rebel Ridge that I didn’t have a bruise or a cut’

His intense turn in Netflix’s smash hit thriller made the Croydon-born actor go global. Next up he’s playing Mufasa in the Lion King prequel. Bring on the big roles, he says

The Guardian - UK

Hansel and Gretel review – Simon Armitage’s sugar-rush adaptation is stuffed with sweet treats

At just under an hour this bright and silly production misses the grisly bite of the Brothers Grimm’s original fairytale but there is much for kids to enjoy

The Guardian - UK

Top University Tells Lawmaker to Look Elsewhere for Interns After Anti-Trans Remarks

A top university said that they will no longer be referring students to a lawmaker's office for internships after he made transphobic remarks last week.

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Evening Standard

Pub in central London hit with restrictions after faint giggles from customers annoy man

The pub opposite Baker Street station was told it must make its manager’s phone number public as part of six new restrictions

Newslaundry

Trudeau govt accepts leaks days after Canada paper named Washington Post anonymous sources

Last week, Canada daily The Globe and Mail reported that Canada’s national security and intelligence adviser Nathalie G Drouin and deputy minister David Morrison shared sensitive information with The Washington Post about alleged Indian interference in the country.

International Business Times

Massachusetts Pizzeria Owner Beat, Threatened Migrant Workers: 'He Enjoyed Being A Bully'

'It's hard to feel any sympathy for someone who does that,' Judge F. Dennis Saylor IV said before sentencing Stavros 'Steve' Papantoniadis.

Evening Standard

London pub faces restrictions after resident complains about 'occasional bout of customer laughter'

Neighbour grumbled about customers socialising and shouting ‘happy birthday’ outside the bar just after midnight

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Martha Sazon leads the Philippines-based finance superapp GCash with a majority-female 94 million user base

Sazon's success with GCash has earned her the No. 38 spot on Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Asia list.

The Guardian - US

‘There were lots of red flags’: the dark, tragic downfall of Aaron Hernandez

Ryan Murphy’s American Sports Story drama looks at the troubling tale of an NFL player who became a killer and the many issues that surfaced

The Independent UK

Trump campaign ‘no longer thinks New Hampshire is winnable and is pulling back from state,’ leaked insider email claims

Trump volunteer Tom Mountain urged supporters to turn their attentions to Pennsylvania instead – because Trump is ‘sure to lose by an even higher margin’ in New Hampshire than he did in 2016 and 2020

The Independent UK

Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre evacuated after firework ‘launched by Algerian football fans’ lands in audience

Audience evacuated to basement after misguided firework landed in Globe Theatre

The Guardian - UK

‘We need to be seen’: Nadia Nadarajah on portraying Shakespeare’s greatest heroines – as a deaf actor

When Nadia Nadarajah takes the stage at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre from tonight as Cleopatra, she will fulfil a longheld dream: to show others how far you can go as ‘a deaf brown woman who uses sign language and doesn’t speak’

The Independent UK

Father killed his family in their 21-room mansion. Just days before, his wife’s life insurance policy was changed

The parents’ siblings are now battling over the life insurance policy in court

The Guardian - UK

The week in theatre: Much Ado About Nothing; Kiss Me, Kate – review

Shakespeare’s Globe; Barbican, London The possibility of pleasure is everywhere in Sean Holmes’s summer crowd-pleaser, while Adrian Dunbar tackles his first musical role in Cole Porter’s take on the bard’s least appealing play

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