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NEW ALI G FILM DEALT CINEMA BLOW AS MAJOR UK CHAIN SAYS IT HAS 'NO CURRENT PLANS TO SHOW IT'

UK cinema chain Picturehouse Cinemas has confirmed that it currently has no intention of showing the upcoming comedy film Ali G: Who Iz I?, starring Sacha Baron Cohen’s iconic character Ali G. The film, scheduled for release in October, marks the return of Baron Cohen’s satirical, self-styled “streetwise” persona, who first rose to prominence in the late 1990s. However, the project has already become the subject of controversy before reaching cinemas.

Tesco Set To Raise Price Of A Meal Deal For The First Time In 10 Years

Tesco Set To Raise Price Of A Meal Deal For The First Time In 10 Years
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Cancer Vaccine Potentially Ready By 2030, Say Scientists Behind Covid Jab

Patients could be receiving cancer vaccines in the next decade, the couple behind a successful covid jab has said.
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Netflix Launch New £4.99 Subscription With Adverts

Netflix will be launching their new £4.99 subscription with adverts from November 3rd
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Four In Hospital After Phone-Snatch Stabbing In The City Of London

People have been stabbed after trying to fight a robber who had snatched a phone in the City of London
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NHS Urge Black Blood Donors to Help Tackle Sickle Cell Disease

The NHS has issued an urgent call to black people for blood donations to help tackle sickle cell disease.
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Chris Kaba Was Unarmed When Police Shot Him Dead In South London

Rapper Chris Kaba, who is also known as Madix, was unarmed when police shot him dead in South London on Monday night
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Divorce in the UK Reaches the Highest Number of Cases in a Decade

Divorce applications have reached an all-time high in a decade following no-fault legalisation introduced in England and Wales.
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Man Dies After Fire Erupts in Bristol Tower Block

A man has unfortunately died after a fire erupted at a tower block in Bristol.
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TikTok Could Face a £27M Fine for Failing to Protect Children

Social media platform TikTok could face a fine of up to £27 million for its failure to protect children's privacy when they're using the platform. 
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