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  Jess Glynne signs with Roc Nation 'in bid to crack America'

  Jess Glynne dreams of cracking the US market, after signing with Roc Nation.

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  Jess Glynne parts ways with record label

  Representatives for Jess Glynne's record label have confirmed they've parted ways after eight years. The pop star signed with Atlantic Records in August 2013 and went on release two albums and seven number one singles - including Hold My Hand, Don't Be So Hard on Yourself, and Not Letting Go - during their partnership. On Wednesday, a representative for Atlantic confirmed to The Sun newspaper that they were no longer working together. "Jess Glynne and Atlantic Records have parted ways after a hu

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  Londoner’s Diary: Zarah Sultana raises the roof as new darling of the Left

  First up Zarah Sultana appears to have been anointed as the next great hope of the Labour Left. In SW1A Andy Burnham has a cool response to suggestions that he’s had a good Labour conference and naughty Keir Starmer has been caught out after offering a video apology for why he couldn’t make a fringe event. LILA Moss, the daughter of supermodel Kate, last night joined singer Jess Glynne and models Stella Jones and Josephine Jones to celebrate 30 years of Dazed at 180 House in Soho.

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  Jess Glynne deletes social media accounts after trolls told her to ‘go die b****’, reports claim

  Singer reportedly received a ‘relentless tirade of abuse’

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  Jess Glynne apologises to trans community after using slur on Mo Gilligan’s podcast

  Jess Glynne has apologised for using a transphobic slur during a recent podcast appearance following criticism from members of the LGBTQ+ community. The Hold My Hand singer, who has featured on seven UK number one singles, told Mo Gilligan on his podcast she had visited a "t****y strip club" where "men wore wigs" as the comedian laughed along. The podcast has since been deleted off Spotify but the quotes were circulated on social media attracting criticism and calls for Jess Glynne songs to be

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  Jess Glynne apologises for using transphobic slur saying she is deeply ashamed

  The 'Don't Be So Hard On Yourself' singer said knowing she had negatively impacted on the trans community 'ripped out a piece of my heart'.

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  Jess Glynne apologises for using ‘unacceptable’ slur in Mo Gilligan podcast: ‘I am ashamed’

  Singer had attracted criticism on social media for using the outdated slur

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  Jess Glynne Apologises After Backlash To Trans Slur Video: 'I'm Wholeheartedly Sorry'

  "The language I used was unacceptable," she told her Instagram followers.

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  Jess Glynne 'wholeheartedly sorry' over transphobic slur in Mo Gilligan podcast interview

  Singer Jess Glynne has said she is "wholeheartedly sorry" after using an "unacceptable" transphobic slur in an interview. The British star, best known for hits including chart-toppers I'll Be There, Hold My Hand and Rather Be, told a story about visiting a transgender strip club during an appearance on comedian Mo Gilligan's podcast. A video clip from the recording has since been circulated online, with Glynne facing heavy criticism.

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  Jess Glynne Faces Backlash After Using Offensive Trans Slur During Podcast Interview

  The Hold My Hand singer has sparked controversy following an appearance on Mo Gilligan's podcast.

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