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Polls open in key Indian state election overshadowed by millions losing right to vote11:19 Former government workers and even security officers on election duty are among millions stripped of the right to vote in West Bengal’s knife-edge polls. Alisha Rahaman Sarkar reports from Kolkata Simon Calder explains what to do if your flight is cancelled as jet fuel price soars11:19 Holidaymakers may be concerned about flight cancellations , fuel shortages , and rising costs amid travel uncertainty following the US-Israeli attack on Iran and the subsequent reprisals. Why Chelsea had to sack Liam Rosenior and the true scale of the mess left behind11:19 Chelsea are looking for another manager after cutting ties with Rosenior, with Miguel Delaney detailing how his reign unravelled and what comes next for the Blues Stranger Things has misunderstood its own appeal11:19 Netflix’s phenomenally popular sci-fi show returns with a new spin-off, ‘Tales From ’85’. There’s no stopping the modern franchise sprawl, writes Louis Chilton – but to what end? Christian Horner F1 return mooted by Zak Brown: ‘It’d be great to have him back’11:19 Horner is eyeing a route back into the sport – and has been linked with Alpine – after his exit from Red Bull last summer Meet Emma Grede, the ‘three-hour’ mum who believes working from home is a ‘career killer’11:19 The woman who built fashion businesses for the Kardashians is now launching her own self-help book – and it’s proving controversial. Katie Rosseinsky asks: is it offering working women the honesty they need, or setting progress back for another generation? ‘Bullets of joy’: Grace Dent’s turn of phrase makes MasterChef 2.0 shine11:19 With two new presenters at the helm after the departures of Gregg Wallace and John Torode, the real star of the new ‘MasterChef’ is Grace Dent's turn of phrase, writes Lauren Morris Five candidates to be Chelsea’s next manager – and one coach who won’t take the job11:19 Chelsea are looking for a third manager this season after sacking Liam Rosenior following a poor run of results The safari that taught me to step out of the Land Rover11:19 As convoys of cars follow big cats across the Maasai Mara, Natalie Wilson crossed the equator to find out why the Borana Conservancy is turning off its engines |