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As we reported last week, PayPal has cancelled the accounts of a number of campaigning organizations in the UK, citing its Acceptable Use Policy but without providing a specific reason.

Leading figures of the Tories including Michael Gove, Iain Duncan Smith and Sir Graham Brady want the American online payment giant to be held to account over cancelling freedom of speech group.

The comedian and Strictly star on learning to dance with Johannes, being retweeted by Madonna and why she'll never be cancelled

The US payments company has been accused of ‘orchestrated, politically motivated’ attacks on groups in the UK that champion free speech

The stand-up comedian, 60, accused the Californian company of bullying customers after it also shut the account of UsForThem - which campaigned to keep schools open in Covid.

The Free Speech Union vowed to secure a change in the law afterit, its founder Toby Young, and his news site were deplatformed by PayPal.

This year’s theme is ‘The Sea’, and winning entries will be recorded by illusionist, puppeteer and screenwriter Richard Cadell, TV producer and screenwriter Dominic Minghella, stand up comedian Mark Simmons ...

Christie’s The Mousetrap inspires Tom George’s fun whodunnit meta-spoof, with Sam Rockwell and Saoirse Ronan making a fine comic double act

Scottish Documentary Institute bring some documentaries by Phenomenal Women to Edinburgh and Inverness, there's a Marilyn Monroe retrospective at Summerhall and album launch parties from Susan Bear and Slim Wrist.

ANDREW PIERCE: Deborah Turness could not have picked a more challenging week to start her new job as a litany of scandals have greeted the new chief executive of BBC News.