Gretchen Carlson: No Regrets Over Ailes Lawsuit

Gretchen Carlson says she has no regrets over her 2016 sexual harassment lawsuit against Roger Ailes, which helped spark the #MeToo movement and led to federal legislation ending forced arbitration.

Chatsworth House Pilots Free Entry Via Library Membership

Chatsworth House launches a pilot scheme with Derbyshire Libraries, offering free entry to groups of up to eight using a community membership card. The initiative aims to boost access to cultural experiences amid the cost of living crisis.

Huge Wildfire Near Paris Prompts Evacuations, Rail Delays

A wildfire of 'exceptional scale' in France's Fontainebleau forest has forced 900 home evacuations and disrupted rail links near Paris. Firefighting planes were deployed from southern France as the blaze spreads amid a heatwave.

Winmar Statue Removal Shows Double Standard on Monuments

The removal of a statue honouring Nicky Winmar's stand against racism after his domestic violence conviction highlights the fraught nature of memorialising the living, while monuments to colonisers who killed Aboriginal people remain.

Count Binface Represents Silly Sausage Britain

Count Binface's candidacy against Nigel Farage in Clacton symbolizes a unifying, humorous Britain, contrasting with divisive politics. Sofie Jenkinson argues that shared laughter and silliness define British identity.

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