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.
Category : Activism
Samuel L Jackson Calls Argentina 'Racist' Over World Cup
Samuel L Jackson urged Black fans not to cheer for Argentina in the World Cup final, calling the country 'one of the most racist in the world,' after Spain defeated Argentina 1-0.
Burnham Must Tackle Labour's Black MP Problem
Andy Burnham has a chance to address Labour's lack of Black MPs. Miatta Fahnbulleh is a start, but more diverse voices are needed to tackle systemic issues affecting Black Britons.
Packham Slams Clarkson's 'Big Mouth' in Farm Feud
Chris Packham renews feud with Jeremy Clarkson, accusing him of promoting unrealistic farm views and calling industrial farmers' practices 'horrors' hidden behind a smokescreen.
Trump and Infantino's World Cup Final: A Fever-Dream End
Spain's collective triumph capped a World Cup marred by controversies, with Trump and Infantino's presence symbolizing a tournament prioritizing spectacle over sport, raising concerns about FIFA's integrity.
World Cup 2026: National Allegiance as Disposable Brand
The 2026 World Cup revealed national allegiance as a disposable brand, with fans adopting temporary identities. This challenges traditional nationalism, as globalisation and diaspora reshape loyalty.
Muslim Scout Group Investigated Over Israel Slogan
The Scout Association investigates a Muslim Scout branch after children's artwork featured the phrase 'from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free,' which critics say endorses the destruction of Israel.
Jo Frost Criticised for Sleep Training Mix-Up
Supernanny Jo Frost incorrectly conflates Ferber Method with Cry It Out on podcast, sparking backlash from parents and sleep experts who say her misinformation shames exhausted mothers.
Ukraine Strikes Moscow with 400 Drones After Russia's Biggest Ballistic Attack
Ukraine launched 400 drones on Moscow and hit three oil tankers after Russia's largest ballistic missile attack on Kyiv since 2022, exposing Russia's defense vulnerabilities and depleting its war funding.
35p Tesco Item Repels Wasps and Insects From Home
A 35p bottle of white vinegar from Tesco can help repel wasps, mosquitoes, and other insects. Expert Mike Rondas shares tips to insect-proof homes this summer.
Two protests target Cardiff council over school and data centre
Protesters gathered outside Cardiff council meeting over lack of Welsh-medium school in south Cardiff and a planned data centre in Llanrumney. Council responds.
FIFA's Bloated World Cup Final: Temu Show, Trump, and UFC Chaos
FIFA turned the World Cup final into a tacky spectacle with a Temu half-time show, Trump's self-aggrandizement, and Argentina's UFC-style antics, overshadowing Spain's triumph.
Lamine Yamal Snubs Donald Trump at World Cup Trophy Ceremony
Spain's Lamine Yamal appeared to snub US President Donald Trump during the World Cup trophy presentation, initially refusing his handshake before reluctantly reciprocating.
Shame on MSPs who embraced trans activists' abuse of women
Susan Smith of For Women Scotland criticizes MSPs for applauding trans activists who abused women's rights campaigners, highlighting ongoing exclusion and lack of response from First Minister.
Meghan Markle's Absence from UK Trip Was PR Masterstroke
PR expert claims Meghan Markle played her cards right by not appearing publicly during Prince Harry's UK trip, allowing private family meeting with King Charles to dominate headlines.
PR Expert: Harry and Meghan Must Stay Silent to Win Brits
A PR expert advises Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to remain silent about their meeting with King Charles to rebuild public approval, as their popularity in the UK and US continues to decline.
Hanson and Robinson: A Spectacle of Grievance
Pauline Hanson's podcast with Tommy Robinson showcased their mutual talent for embodying grievance, turning bigotry into entertainment. The spectacle surpasses substance, reflecting a troubling political trend.
Malcolm Roberts' conspiracy theories under scrutiny
One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts faces scrutiny over resurfaced conspiracy comments, including claims that Covid vaccines were bioweapons and that a global elite controls green energy shift, as the party surges in polls.
McKenzie at CPAC London: Conservatives in 'war' against left
Nationals senator Bridget McKenzie told CPAC London that conservatives are at war with leftwing globalists, mass immigration, and woke institutions, urging unity across the English-speaking world.
Ghosting a Problematic Friend: Relief and Guilt After Ending a Toxic Friendship
A reader feels guilty after ghosting a friend with trauma and mental health issues. Psychotherapist Noel Bell explains that prioritizing wellbeing over toxic behavior is self-care, not cruelty.
Victoria unveils social media ‘demasking’ laws
Victoria will introduce laws forcing social media platforms to identify anonymous users accused of vilification, and lower the legal threshold for suing platforms over psychiatric harm to children.
Dining Across the Divide: Conservative vs Researcher
A Conservative social media manager and a left-leaning transport psychology researcher debate Palestine Action and the triple lock. William shifted his view on the pension policy after Hugo's arguments.
Death Salons for People of Color: Processing Grief and Culture
Death salons for marginalized communities are growing in popularity, offering spaces for people of color and LGBTQ+ individuals to discuss mortality, cultural stigmas, and end-of-life planning without judgment.
Neo-Luddites Fight Good Fight but Life Before Smartphones Was Lonelier
An anti-smartphone festival in New York highlights a growing neo-luddite movement, but columnist Emma Beddington recalls that life before smartphones was often lonely, dangerous, and boring.
Mexico at the Heart of Global Surrogacy Ethical Debate
Surrogacy in Mexico is largely unregulated, sparking debates over exploitation and neo-colonisation, while some argue it offers financial freedom and family building.
Sir Ben Ainslie Backs Andy Burnham's North West Olympics Plan
Olympic sailing legend Sir Ben Ainslie has endorsed Andy Burnham's proposal to host the Olympic Games in North West England, calling it a credible argument.
Woman Spent £75K on Surgery, Looks Like an Airbag
Anakaliyah Mooi, a self-proclaimed 'goddess', has spent over £75,000 on plastic surgery, including four breast augmentations, to achieve a 34H bust. She says people compare her to an airbag but embraces the exaggerated look as a work of art.
William and Kate's 'hands-on' party habit amuses parents
Prince William and Princess Kate's hands-on approach at school parties, organising games themselves, has left fellow parents 'gently amused', according to reports.
Boris Johnson Accused of 'Delusional' Migration Claims
Boris Johnson has been slammed as 'delusional' after blaming remain-voting civil servants for a post-Brexit migration spike, despite net migration reaching 944,000 in 2023.
Prince Harry's Security Battle: Ulterior Motive Suspected
Prince Harry reportedly wants to resume his campaign for taxpayer-funded security, raising eyebrows after his UK visit. Royal editor Russell Myers questions if there is an ulterior motive behind the push.
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