Social Media Videos Cut Out Breaths, Driving Viewers Mad
Short-form videos are edited to remove pauses between sentences, making speakers sound breathless and disjointed, a trend Adrian Chiles finds maddening.
Category : Activism
Prince Harry's travel firm appoints new director
Prince Harry's travel firm Travalyst has appointed a new director who previously criticised frequent flyers, potentially causing a fresh headache for the duke.
Animal rights activists storm Mayfair luxury apartments
Animal rights protesters stormed a luxury serviced apartment building in Mayfair on Sunday evening, leading to a confrontation with security guards.
Jameela Jamil Sparks Fury with Anti-British Remark
Former BBC star Jameela Jamil called British people 'the most evil in history' and 'colonisers' on her podcast, sparking outrage on social media.
JK Rowling backs Women's Rights Network after event axed
JK Rowling has offered support to Women's Rights Network in Northern Ireland after Féile an Phobail cancelled their event, following complaints.
Scientists discover evidence of ancient magma rivers on Mars
British scientists have discovered evidence of ancient magma rivers beneath Mars' surface, suggesting conditions for life may have existed without plate tectonics.
Charity shop hunter says Vinted ruined bargain finds
A YouTuber says the rise of Vinted means quality secondhand fashion rarely reaches charity shops, with rails now dominated by cheap fast fashion.
Charity shop lover says Vinted ruined bargain hunting
YouTuber Charlotte of Pink Peach Finds says the rise of Vinted, with £9.4bn sales in 2025, has changed charity shops forever, making quality finds rare.
Putin's TV Mouthpiece Panics, Admits 'Giant Mistake' in Ukraine
Vladimir Putin's chief TV propagandist Vladimir Solovyov panicked on air, admitting Russia made a 'giant mistake' as the war in Ukraine spirals out of control.
Why dogs tilt their heads: a fascinating reason explained
Professional dog trainer Will Atherton explains the science behind dogs tilting their heads, revealing it's a sign of engagement and a strong bond with their owner.
India Protests: Tens of Thousands Demand Minister's Resignation
Tens of thousands of Cockroach Janta party supporters defied police orders to protest in Delhi and other cities, demanding the education minister's resignation over exam paper leaks, leading to clashes with baton- and teargas-wielding police.
Nolan Wells memorial demands truth about his death
Family and supporters of Nolan Xavier Wells gathered in a Mississippi church to mourn the 18-year-old, whose death after a 4 July boat trip has prompted calls for an independent investigation.
Thousands March in Anti-Government Protest in New Delhi
Tens of thousands of Cockroach Janta party protesters marched in New Delhi on 20 July, defying police orders, driven by frustrations over education and unemployment.
Holocaust survivors president warns of 'disturbing parallels' to Nazi Germany
George Foster, president of the Australian Association of Jewish Holocaust Survivors and Descendants, told a royal commission that rising antisemitism has 'disturbing parallels' with Nazi Germany's social climate.
Living Near AI Datacentres in the UK: Share Your Experience
We want to hear from UK residents near AI datacentres about their experiences and concerns regarding land use, pollution, noise, and heat island effects.
Occupy leader on power beyond elected officials
Yotam Marom, a key Occupy Wall Street organizer, argues movements must build power through strategy and structure, not just elections, to achieve lasting change.
Buy-cott boosts Memphis pizza shop after owner refuses guard
A Memphis pizza shop sees a surge in customers after its owner refuses to serve the national guard, as frustration grows over federal taskforce killings.
Demolishing historic Merseyside pub 'disastrous', campaigners say
Plans to demolish the 1840s Glegg Arms in Heswall for hotel expansion face opposition from campaigners who say it would be 'disastrous'.
Six Live Active Staff Volunteer for Glasgow 2026 Games
Six Live Active Leisure colleagues have been selected to volunteer at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, supporting various sports and functions from July 23 to August 2.
Neo-Nazi clubs recruit women for 'future race war'
Secret neo-Nazi fight clubs are recruiting women in England and Scotland, using martial arts to prepare for a 'future race war,' led by American white supremacist Robert Rundo.
Prince Harry accused of overshadowing Princess Anne
Prince Harry has been accused of trying to overshadow Princess Anne by announcing the 2029 Invictus Games in South Korea days after her trip there.
Labour's Orwellian social media censorship plan must be rejected
Labour's Green Paper proposes forcing social media to prioritise BBC, ITV, and Channel 4 feeds, a sinister censorship measure that threatens democracy and must be rejected.
King Charles Warns Harry and Meghan: Keep Quiet
King Charles III has reportedly issued a strict warning to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, demanding they cease public commentary about the Royal Family or risk severing ties permanently.
Lewis Capaldi's Peaceful Scottish Café Escape
Lewis Capaldi visited The Gorse Café at Comrie Croft in Perthshire after his 2025 Glastonbury comeback. The café offers a peaceful countryside escape with seasonal menus and outdoor activities.
Green Leader Called 'Totally Economically Illiterate' in Peston Row
Green Party leader Zack Polanski was shut down live on ITV's Peston after Jeremy Hunt called his wealth tax views 'totally economically illiterate'.
TikTok Mum Named SuperPark Ambassador
Nikki Laughland, known as TikTokNikkiMum, has been appointed social media ambassador for Glasgow's new SuperPark, a 30,000 ft² indoor activity park opening in August at Braehead.
Nye Bevan Statue in Cardiff May Move Due to Seagull Poo
A Cardiff councillor proposes moving the Nye Bevan statue to the city's main railway station to protect it from seagulls, citing a more befitting location for the iconic figure.
Falklands Mocks Argentina After World Cup Loss
The Falkland Islands community taunts Argentina with a poem after their World Cup final loss, referencing political tensions and on-field misconduct.
Five Die in Ohio River Rescue Attempt Tragedy
Five people died in Ohio's Scioto River after trying to rescue a struggling swimmer. The river was running high and fast, with flow rates more than double the average.
Social Enterprise The Ootsider Gets £4,000 Donation
The Ootsider, a West Lothian social enterprise making all-weather coats, received a £4,000 anonymous donation to produce 25 sleeping coats for Glasgow's homeless.
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