Sporting hero’s surprise new career venture
The wheelchair sport champion and advocate hopes his latest venture will celebrate and normalise disability among young children.
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Sporting hero’s surprise new career venture
The wheelchair sport champion and advocate hopes his latest venture will celebrate and normalise disability among young children.
‘Yes, I’m angry. I hope this helps’
Can crime fiction, created to entertain, help us make sense of real-life horrors like domestic violence? Furious at the injustice around her, Sherryl Clark hopes so.
Why we love tales of trouble in paradise
“Bad stuff happens to them so it doesn’t have to happen to you”. From The White Lotus to The Beach, there’s a reason we love tales of trouble in paradise.
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Publisher says ‘woke’ edits will continue
The publisher of a classic children’s series has confirmed it will continue to rewrite the books to remove any “offensive terms”.
Goosebumps hit with secret ‘woke’ edits
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True ‘horror’ of Roald Dahl editing saga
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Publisher backflips over ‘un-woke’ books
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Twist in Roald Dahl censorship saga
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‘Offensive’ terms axed from classic kids books
The works of much loved childrens author Roald Dahl, who wrote Matilda, have been rewritten to remove terms such as “fat” and “ugly”.
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