Sturgeon masterclass to teach women leadership under pressure
Nicola Sturgeon will teach a Leadership Under Pressure masterclass in Edinburgh in January, drawing on her eight years as first minister to help women in politics and business.
Category : Activism
Kindness drive marks synagogue attack anniversary
A year on from the Heaton Park Synagogue terror attack, the stepdaughter of Melvin Cravitz is launching a charity and urging people to mark October 2 as National Mensch Day.
Charity tells homeless veteran to back migrant housing
A homeless veteran says Shelter asked him to add lines defending migrant housing to his personal story, sparking accusations of political propaganda.
Michael Marra: Poverty is not inevitable, we must end it together
New Scottish Labour leader Michael Marra vows to do politics differently, prioritising national interest and working with rivals to tackle poverty and drug deaths.
Harry and Meghan slammed over security 'blackmail' - 'Why pay?'
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been criticised by a royal commentator for trying to control the outcome of their state-funded security review since returning to the UK.
Dog owners urged to try front door trick to stop barking
Dogs Trust advises placing a note on your front door asking visitors and delivery drivers to phone instead of knocking, to reduce barking.
Welsh Gardeners Urged to Use Tin Foil to Deter Pigeons
Pest control experts say a simple kitchen item—tin foil—can help deter pigeons from Welsh gardens, using reflective surfaces to unsettle the birds.
Prince Harry urged by royal fans to stop giving public speeches
Royal fans have urged Prince Harry to stop making public speeches, with 95% of Daily Express poll voters saying he should end his stage appearances.
Stormont collapse could 'gift wrap union to Sinn Fein' - UUP leader
UUP leader Jon Burrows warned that future Stormont collapses could 'gift wrap the union to Sinn Féin' in his first party conference address as leader.
Melburnians protest Carlton picnic spot drinking ban
A council ban on drinking on the Canning Street median strip in Carlton, Melbourne, sparked a peaceful protest with punch bowls, chips and laughter, as community members fight to keep the beloved picnic spot.
Kaepernick: 'Refusing to meet Trump was an easy no'
Ten years after taking the knee, Colin Kaepernick speaks out on being blackballed by the NFL, racism in America, and why he still trains at 4.30am every day.
Grassroots London projects: solar panels, pocket gardens, community action
London neighbours are transforming local areas through solar panel schemes, community gardens and guerrilla shading, with advice on offer at the Camden Inspire festival on September 26 and 27.
Madonna's £40 Cloth and Other Rants by Carole Malone
Madonna charges £40 for cloth from her album cover; Carole Malone also slams GP pay demands, Andy Burnham's terrace booze plan, and more.
BBC warned of 'doom spiral' as further cuts hit TV and radio
The BBC has been warned it risks entering a 'doom spiral' of endless cuts and weaker public support, as insiders anticipate imminent closure of some TV and radio services.
Sarandon and Einbinder arrested at UN protest
Susan Sarandon and Hannah Einbinder were among dozens arrested at a UN protest demanding an end to US arms supplies to Israel, timed to Netanyahu's address.
Sarandon, Einbinder arrested at UN anti-Netanyahu protest
Susan Sarandon and Hannah Einbinder were among dozens arrested at a New York protest outside UN headquarters demanding an end to US arms supplies to Israel.
Lib Dems must champion localism to stay relevant
The Lib Dems need a clear cause to stay relevant. Simon Jenkins argues they should champion localism and deeper local democracy, an area neglected by other parties.
Pakistan locks down Islamabad as Khan's party vows to march
Pakistan has deployed tens of thousands of police and barricaded highways in Islamabad to stop Imran Khan's PTI party from marching on the capital to demand the jailed former PM's release.
Pascoe's New Book Targets Christianity, Capitalism, Colonialism
Bruce Pascoe's new book, The European Mind, blames Christianity, capitalism and colonialism for global Indigenous dispossession. He expects another storm of criticism but hopes for 'decency and intellectual curiosity' this time.
Macklemore announces Free Palestine tour with London date
Macklemore has announced a Free Palestine European tour, including a London show, following his dramatic exit from Ed Sheeran's US LOOP tour.
High Borrans closure: Campaigners protest at council meeting
Campaigners protest outside North Tyneside Council HQ as councillors debate a 2,410-signature petition urging a U-turn on the closure of outdoor education centre High Borrans.
Climate protesters target OpenAI, Google, Amazon over AI datacenters
Climate protesters gathered outside OpenAI's NYC office during climate week, targeting AI datacenters as environmental threats, with arrests at a conference and plans to picket a Brooklyn gas plant.
Gary Numan backs World Cup 2030 boycott over Morocco dog cull
Gary Numan joins the International Animal Coalition in calling for a boycott of World Cup 2030 over the alleged mass killing of street dogs in Morocco.
JoAnn Fabrics fans seek co-op to fill void left by private equity
US crafters are exploring member-owned co-ops to replace JoAnn Fabrics, bankrupted by private equity in 2025, aiming to preserve small businesses and skills.
Reform council refuses anti-racism red landmark campaign
Reform-led Sunderland City Council has refused to light up landmarks red for Show Racism the Red Card's Wear Red Day, citing the charity founder's political bias.
Disabled protesters slam Hackney floating bus stops
Campaigners, including the National Federation of the Blind, warn Hackney Council's floating bus stops on Queensbridge Road put disabled people in danger, with one protester starting a hunger strike.
Daughter urges Andy Burnham to seek justice for mother killed by Iran
Mahsa Piraei demands Andy Burnham pursue justice for her mother Minoo Majidi, killed by Iranian security forces during the 2022 Woman Life Freedom uprising, as Amnesty names 87 officials.
Soy sauce trick banishes fruit flies, not vinegar
A Reddit user says soy sauce, not vinegar, is the best DIY fruit fly trap. The £1.50 cooking ingredient attracts flies with its fermented scent, offering an effective alternative.
Man Utd fans protest over ticket treatment before derby
Around 500 Manchester United fans protested before the derby against City, angry at season ticket holders being stripped of tickets and the club's direction under Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
Harry warned Sussex 'soap opera' threatens Invictus Games
Prince Harry has been warned that the 'soap opera' surrounding him and Meghan Markle threatens the Invictus Games, his passion project founded in 2014.
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