Burnham warned not to make an enemy of rural Britain
Andy Burnham has been warned not to make an enemy of rural Britain, as a major campaign for the countryside launches in Westminster tomorrow.
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Patriot Platform 'plotting to intercept migrant dinghies'
Anti-immigration activists from Patriot Platform are allegedly plotting to launch a hired boat into the English Channel to intercept migrant dinghies crossing from France.
Burnham and Miliband Boycott Emboldens Antisemites, Says Epstein
Angela Epstein says the Burnham and Miliband West Bank boycott emboldens antisemites, but insists Jewish traditions and humour will prevail over sorrow and fear.
Pink Ladies slammed for backing Tate brothers before Glasgow protest
Pink Ladies members expressed support for misogynist Andrew Tate despite claims to protect women, ahead of their Glasgow rally tomorrow.
Meghan and Harry Invictus Update Sparks GMB Backlash
Good Morning Britain faced backlash over a fresh Prince Harry and Meghan Markle update following Uganda's withdrawal from the Invictus Games, with Prince Harry reportedly blaming King Charles.
Mail-order bride's daughter: 'It's a power dynamic, not romance'
Katya Suvorova, daughter of a mail-order bride, reveals the abuse, green card struggles, and stigma her family faced, urging people to see the power imbalance.
Scotland warned 'cannot rest' on far-right despite low support
Experts warn Scotland 'cannot rest' on far-right despite low support, after AfD's strong showing in Germany's Saxony-Anhalt election.
RNLI heroes branded traitors by so-called patriots
The RNLI has saved an average of two lives daily for 200 years, yet so-called patriots have branded two volunteers 'traitors' for saving lives without checking passports.
Reform activists demand Jenrick apology after attack
Climate activists attacked at Reform UK's conference demand Robert Jenrick apologise for 'trivialising violence' after he said 'boohoo, get a life'.
Trump shares edited clip of 'uncaring' King Charles
Donald Trump has shared a six-year-old edited clip portraying King Charles as uncaring, as part of a compilation attacking world leaders.
Harry and Meghan accused of 'blackmail' over security demands
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been accused of 'blackmailing the nation' with their demands for taxpayer-funded security, according to a former royal protection chief.
Robin Morgan, feminist poet and activist, dies at 85
Robin Morgan, child star turned second-wave feminist, poet, and editor, has died at 85. She co-founded the Women's Media Center with Jane Fonda and Gloria Steinem.
Gloria Steinem, Feminist Icon Who Mainstreamed the Movement, Dies at 92
Gloria Steinem, who personified American feminism and made it mainstream, has died at 92. Her work as a journalist, activist, and co-founder of Ms. magazine transformed the movement's reach and influence.
Private Equity Owns 11 of England's 20 Biggest Children's Care Providers
Private equity owns or partly owns 11 of England's 20 largest children's care providers, with big four fostering agencies paying over £200m in interest to shareholders since 2020.
Patagonia sues Trump over Utah national monument reductions
Patagonia has joined a lawsuit challenging Donald Trump's reduction of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments in Utah, which removed protections from nearly 3 million acres.
Joshua Wong pleads guilty in second national security case
Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong pleads guilty to conspiracy to seek foreign sanctions, a charge carrying up to life in prison, in his second national security case.
One Nation's rise reflects a thirst for unity, but unions offer a better path
One Nation's byelection win signals a nostalgia for belonging amid social atomisation, but unions, not populism, offer a grounded path to unity and worker protection.
Poll: Should Harry pay for security with three homes?
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle returned to the UK on August 26, keeping three homes. Royal fans ask if they should fund their own security.
Victorian prisoners to repair roads under Labor pothole plan
Victorian prisoners will be put to work on road maintenance, including mowing and rubbish collection, under Labor's plan to fix 500,000 potholes if re-elected.
Stranger's Kindness After Car Towed, Kids Shoeless
A man whose car was towed and whose children had no shoes received a wonderful offer from a stranger, highlighting unexpected kindness.
Olivia Rodrigo's festival raises $10m for women's charities
Olivia Rodrigo's first Daisy Chain Fields Festival in Irvine raised over $20m for women-focused charities, with $10m split among 10 organisations and support from Melinda French Gates.
Vegan as a Slur: Why the Word Became an Insult
The word vegan has shifted from a diet label to a term of mockery and abuse, reflecting deeper cultural anxieties about morality, masculinity, and identity.
Marra backs Gaza protesters, calls Israel action 'genocide'
Scottish Labour leadership frontrunner Michael Marra has branded Israel's offensive in Gaza a 'genocide' and defended protesters facing jail for direct action, in an exclusive Sunday Mail interview.
I oppose Natural England - here's why you should as well
Tom Willerton-Gartside tells Daily Express readers why he stands against Natural England, an unelected quango he says blocks industry, energy, jobs and homes.
Sale neighbours outraged by 'massive' Goodwood Field plans
Residents in Sale West are fighting plans to build a community hub on Goodwood Field, their last remaining greenspace, branding the scheme 'a public outrage'.
Racism fight 'more important today than ever', campaigners warn
Campaigners warn the fight against racism is more important than ever due to the far right's rise, as union leaders and sporting stars mark Show Racism the Red Card's 30th anniversary.
Carnival mas bands call for funding amid threat to future
Notting Hill Carnival mas bands say economic pressures and tighter regulations threaten the heritage event, urging more funding to survive.
Hillsborough daughter bans sons from matches over tragedy chants
Charlotte Hennessy, whose father died at Hillsborough, refuses to take her four sons to football matches for fear of tragedy chanting. She is renewing the campaign against the abuse as the new season begins.
Should I reach out to a friend who lied and lost our friendship?
A woman wonders whether to contact an old friend who told a spectacular lie and was cut off by their group, after learning she now lives alone and seems lonely.
PETA fake dog barbecue protest outside Clarkson's pub
PETA activists placed a realistic stuffed dog on a burning barbecue outside Jeremy Clarkson's pub The Farmer's Dog in Burford, Oxfordshire, urging veganism.
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