Morrissey cancels US gigs after medication reaction
Morrissey has postponed his first two 2026 concerts in California due to an adverse reaction to prescription drugs. Fans are unsurprised as the singer's history of cancellations continues.
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London's Public Toilet Renaissance: A Civic Revival
Discover how architects and councils are fighting the 40% decline in UK public toilets with beautiful, functional designs in London, from Woolwich to Westminster. Could this be the start of a new civic pride?
Architects lead a public toilet revival in London
A new wave of architects, backed by councils, is designing beautiful and functional public toilets across London, aiming to restore civic pride and address a 40% decline in facilities.
Mamdani's Progressive Agenda Faces High-Stakes Test in NYC
New York's new mayor, Zohran Mamdani, embarks on a radical affordability agenda. His success could reshape progressive politics globally. Read the analysis.
France's New Mandatory Civic Test for Residency
France will require all applicants for multi-year residency to pass a 40-question test on French history, culture, and values from next year. Discover the details and sample questions.
Council removes Aboriginal flags, restricts ceremonies
A New South Wales council has voted to remove Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags from chambers and require approval for Welcome to Country ceremonies. The controversial decision has sparked debate over civic neutrality and recognition.
Switzerland votes on mandatory national service for women
Swiss voters decide on a landmark referendum that could compel women to undertake national service, a move testing European views on civic duty during the Ukraine war.
Online betting firms face £1bn tax hike in Budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces a major tax increase on online gambling firms, doubling the duty to 40% from April. Discover the full impact on the industry and problem gambling.
UK closes £135 import duty loophole for parcels
Chancellor Rachel Reeves confirms the end of the £135 import duty exemption for small overseas parcels, a move set to level the playing field for UK high street retailers. Discover the impact on prices and competition.
Police Complete DoorDash Delivery After Drunk Driver Arrest
Florida officers went beyond their duty by delivering a DoorDash order after arresting the intoxicated driver found asleep at a red light. Read this heartwarming police story.
US Town Bans Email Complaints After Spam
A New York suburb forces residents to complain in person after officials were inundated with hundreds of bogus online grievances, wasting vital resources.
Electric Car Tax Roadmap Unveiled for UK Drivers
The UK government reveals its electric vehicle tax strategy, outlining how drivers will pay for road use as fuel duty revenue declines. Learn what changes await.
Council removes Australian flags before Australia Day
A controversial decision by Maitland City Council to remove Australian flags from civic buildings before Australia Day has ignited a fierce debate about national identity and council priorities.
Boston removes Catholic saints from city pledge
In a controversial move that's dividing the community, Boston's City Council has eliminated references to Catholic saints from its traditional pledge, sparking debate about religious heritage and modern inclusivity.
Public Decorum Crisis: Aggression Surges at UK Events
Exclusive investigation reveals how swearing, spitting and physical intimidation are becoming commonplace at British public gatherings, with experts warning of a dangerous new normal for civic behaviour.
LA City Hall evacuated over suspicious vehicle scare
Panic erupted at Los Angeles City Hall as police evacuated the building following a security alert about a suspicious vehicle, sending workers fleeing while bomb squad units rushed to the scene.
Hartlepool strips Mandelson of civic honour
The former Labour minister and architect of New Labour has been dramatically stripped of his freedom of Hartlepool honour in a controversial vote by the town's Conservative-led council.
Starmer and Rayner Condemn Trump's 'Racist' Comments
New Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Deputy Angela Rayner have launched a blistering attack on Donald Trump, branding his comments 'racist' and a threat to civic discourse after the former President targeted his political opponents with inflammatory langua
Starmer pledges Hillsborough Law to aid victims' families
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer vows to enact a landmark 'Hillsborough Law' if elected, aiming to rebalance the legal system and empower victims' families after long campaigns for justice.
Ricky Hatton Honoured in Manchester, Pacquiao Bout Set
Boxing legend Ricky Hatton receives a civic hero's welcome from Mayor Andy Burnham in Manchester, with a special exhibition match against Manny Pacquiao announced for later this year.
Man City Star's Injury Nightmare After International Duty
Manchester City faces a major setback as a key star suffers a significant injury while on international duty, casting doubt on their Premier League campaign.
Paralegal's £5.6m property empire on a £60k salary exposed
Exclusive investigation reveals how a young Sydney paralegal on a modest salary allegedly built a multi-million pound property portfolio through undisclosed loans and creative financing, dodging stamp duty and raising serious money laundering concerns.
Terror Watchlist Man Worked at UK Islamic School
A man on the UK's terrorism watchlist was discovered working at an independent Islamic school in the Midlands, prompting a serious investigation into safeguarding failures and national security protocols.
Rayner and Farage in Dual Tax Scandal Over Properties
A political firestorm ignites as both Labour's Angela Rayner and Reform's Nigel Farage face intense scrutiny over their tax affairs and property declarations, raising questions of hypocrisy and accountability.
Couple's rift over girlfriend's litter-picking habit
A British man questions his girlfriend's compulsive litter-picking habit, sparking a debate on civic duty, relationship boundaries, and environmental responsibility. Should she stop cleaning up after strangers?
Off-Duty Police Sergeant Attacked Outside Sydney Pub
An off-duty police sergeant was brutally attacked outside a Sydney pub, sustaining serious facial injuries. The alleged assailant, a 25-year-old man, has been charged with assaulting an officer.
Boris Johnson's Lucrative Post-PM Earnings Spark Scandal
Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson is accused of profiting from his contacts after leaving Downing Street, earning millions through speeches and writings while still receiving a taxpayer-funded allowance.
UK Racing's Unprecedented Strike Over Betting Levy Crisis
The entire British racing industry grinds to a halt in a historic, unified strike, sending a stark pre-budget warning to the Labour government over a proposed betting duty hike that threatens its very survival.
Zuckerberg Sues Meta in Stunning Boardroom Betrayal
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg files a bombshell lawsuit against his own company's board, alleging a catastrophic failure in data security and a 'fundamental breach of fiduciary duty' that threatens the future of Facebook and Instagram.
UK Savings Crisis: Average Easy Access Rate Plummets
Exclusive analysis reveals a growing savings gap in the UK, with high street banks offering paltry returns while the best easy-access deals deliver 25 times more interest. Discover why loyal customers are losing out.
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