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  Kate Nash Wants to Tackle Sexual Assault in the Festival Industry, and She Needs Your Help

  Kate Nash is on a mission to tackle sexual abuse and assault in the music industry, and she believes that part of the problem stems from festival lineups that are lacking in gender diversity. On 29 March, the singer shared a post on Twitter that encouraged her fans to reach out and share their stories of negative experiences at festivals.

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  Bloody Sunday families reject decision to charge only one soldier

  Bloody Sunday families reject decision to charge only one soldierRelatives of some of the 14 people killed to challenge ruling by Northern Ireland Public Prosecution Service

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  Netflix's GLOW star Alison Brie discusses potential for season 4

  "We're crossing our fingers."

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  GLOW season 4 teased by Britannica actress Kate Nash

  "It could go to so many different places."

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  EU pledges £1.3m to UK gender balance initiative amid music festival campaign

  The money will fund the next four years of the PRS Foundation’s Keychange initiative.

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  Standon Calling festival highlights – from Idles to Nile Rodgers

  Another year, another successful Standon Calling. The music event took place over the weekend at its traditional location near the village of Standon, Hertfordshire.Once again, The Independent had its own stage (Laundry Meadows), which was headlined by IDLES, Kate Nash and The Big Moon, with plenty of fantastic performances in between. See some of the festival highlights via our gallery:Assistant video editor Matt Murphy was among the Independent team members who went along to enjoy a weekend of

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  Horrible Histories: The Movie, review: this big-screen adaptation is neither horrible nor historic

  Dir: Dominic Brigstocke. Cast: Emilia Jones, Sebastian Croft, Nick Frost, Rupert Graves, Kim Cattrall, Kate Nash, Alex Macqueen, Derek Jacobi, Craig Roberts. PG cert, 92 min

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  Horrible Histories: The Movie – Rotten Romans, review: Children’s series makes a charming transition to the big screen

  Dir: Dominic Brigstocke. Starring: Emilia Jones, Sebastian Croft, Nick Frost, Kim Cattrall, Derek Jacobi, and Craig Roberts. PG cert, 92 minsFrom humble beginnings, the Horrible Histories series has grown into something of a minor British institution. The books, created by Terry Deary, have sold over 25 million copies, while also inspiring numerous toys, magazines, and video games. They offered some small escape for those children stifled by the UK’s stale history curriculum; it could sell itsel

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  Standon Calling 2019: Laundry Meadows lineup announced, with Idles, Kate Nash, The Big Moon, Savage Disco and Sado Opera

  The lineup for the Laundry Meadows stage (in association with The Independent) at Standon Calling has been revealed, and it’s even bigger and better than last year. Punk-rock band Idles, Kate Nash and The Big Moon are headlining across the three days, while The Joy Formidable, Flamingods, Saint Agnes, Stream Down, Fangclub, Honey Lung and many more. See a poster for the full line-up, below:For anyone who wants to stay up late on the Saturday or Sunday (you definitely should), the stage is hostin

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  Community Festival 2019: Line-up, tickets, set times and more as the festival returns to Finsbury Park

  Community Festival is back this weekend, marking one of the biggest celebrations of rock and indie in the capital.Finsbury Park will welcome both established and emerging artists to perform for the festival's third successive year.With The Kooks headlining and plenty of up-and-coming talent on the bill, it’s set one of the must-attend events for indie fans – and one of the most affordable, with tickets costing £40.Here's everything you need to know about Community Festival. When is Community fe

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