TikToker Names Paris CDG Worst Airport After 90 Visits
A travel enthusiast who visited 90 airports across 60 countries ranks Paris Charles de Gaulle as the worst, despite its 2026 Skytrax Best Airport in Europe award, citing chaos and inconvenience.
Category : Activism
Basingstoke Divided Over St George's Flags
A UK town is split over St George's flags on lampposts. One petition demands removal, citing lack of permission; a counter-petition defends them as patriotic symbols. Over 120 flags were removed in one night.
I Helped My Mum and Sister Escape Our Controlling Dad – Then He Murdered Them
Luke Hart helped his mother Claire and sister Charlotte escape their abusive father Lance. Five days later, Lance shot them and himself. Luke shares his story to raise awareness of coercive control.
Tory Defector: Only Farage Can Deliver Revolution
David Campbell Bannerman, former Conservative activist and Ukip deputy leader, defects to Reform UK, saying only Nigel Farage can deliver the revolutionary government Britain needs.
I Left Tories for Reform: Time for Reality After Trying to Save Them
David Campbell Bannerman, former Conservative and Ukip MEP, explains his decision to defect to Reform UK, citing the party's decline, institutional corruption, and belief that Nigel Farage is Britain's last hope for change.
Keevins: Celtic exploit and alienate fans
Hugh Keevins criticises Celtic for exploiting fans with new shirts while failing to strengthen the squad, leading to alienation and embarrassment from contradictory claims by O'Neill and Nicholson.
Wales Death Notices: Latest Tributes and Obituaries
Latest death notices across Wales as families remember loved ones. Over 100 tributes published including Bonnie Tyler, former mayor, and local community figures.
Carrick praises Devaney after Man Utd vs Wrexham
Michael Carrick singled out Jacob Devaney for praise after the youngster impressed at centre-back in Manchester United's pre-season friendly against Wrexham.
Joe Martin Unapologetic After Senedd Walkout
Joe Martin, the sole Reform MS for Caerdydd Penarth, caused a walkout in the Senedd and called diversity schemes 'explicitly racist'. He admits to being in the 99th percentile for disagreeableness.
Jane O'Gorman on Toxic Relationships and Safety
Agony aunt Jane O'Gorman offers advice on a sadomasochistic relationship and an aggressive partner. She urges readers to prioritize safety and seek professional help if needed.
Confronting Romanian Beggar Gang Near Marble Arch
Daily Express reporter confronted a Romanian organised begging gang near Marble Arch, witnessing drinking, littering, and gambling despite police action.
Social Media for Teens Needs Regulation Like TV
Stephanie Calman argues social media providers should face the same strict regulation as television, citing Ofcom's success in Britain, to protect teenagers from harmful content.
Frederick Douglass Honored with Annual Lectures in Manchester
Manchester launches annual Frederick Douglass lectures to honor the abolitionist who spent key years in the city, revitalizing the anti-slavery cause in Britain.
US Protests This Weekend: ICE, Voting Rights, Datacenters
Thousands of Americans are expected to protest this weekend against ICE violence, voter suppression, and datacenter expansion, issues likely to define the 2026 midterm elections.
Lib Dems demand FA leaves FIFA after World Cup controversy
Liberal Democrats call for FA and UEFA to withdraw from FIFA after a controversial World Cup, citing interference from Donald Trump, visa issues, and high ticket prices.
Labour's PE Cuts Risk Future World Cup Heroes
Shadow Sport Minister Saqib Bhatti warns Labour's 22% cut to PE funding in schools will undermine England's chances of future World Cup success, calling the move a 'national scandal'.
Kim Jong-un's daughter groomed as next North Korea leader
Kim Ju-ae, the teen daughter of Kim Jong-un, is being actively prepared to inherit North Korea's leadership, with key signs including a staged kiss, exemption from portrait badge rules, and style shifts mimicking her father.
Celtic Warned of Dangerous Game Over Transfer Inactivity
Record Sport panel warns Celtic's lack of transfer activity is risky, with only 16 days until the season starts. Elliot Watt's four-game ban deemed excessive.
Syrian Family Finds Home and Love on Scottish Isle of Bute
A Syrian refugee family resettled on the Isle of Bute shares their story of integration, friendship, and love, as the island prepares for Scotland's biggest World Cup game against Brazil.
National March for Palestine: Thousands Expected in London
Thousands of pro-Palestine protesters are set to gather in London today for the National March for Palestine, calling on incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham to impose sanctions on Israel.
Skaters campaign to save London indoor skatepark
Skaters are fighting to save Barking Sporthouse indoor skatepark, set to close on August 2 and be replaced by padel courts, citing its role as a safe haven and training ground for Olympic hopefuls.
Meghan Markle Could Win Back British Public, Says Expert
Meghan Markle could regain British public affection by maintaining a low-profile approach during UK visits, a PR expert claims, but royal reconciliation remains years away.
Chloe Dobbs Slams Adam Boulton Over Widdecombe Remarks
Political commentator Chloe Dobbs slammed Sky News' Adam Boulton on TalkTV for his 'disgraceful' comments about the late Ann Widdecombe, calling her an 'old maid'.
Liz Truss Hosts Drab London CPAC with C-List Speakers
Liz Truss imported CPAC to the UK, but the event in London featured low attendance, C-list speakers, and a far cry from the glitzy US version.
Georgia Senate Nominee Collins Tied to White Nationalist Son-in-Law
Republican Senate nominee Mike Collins has close ties to white nationalist influencer David Alan Scheer II, his son-in-law, who has shared antisemitic conspiracies and Nazi imagery online.
Sonam Wangchuk Weakens on 19th Day of Hunger Strike
Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk, on day 19 of a hunger strike, has lost 9kg and struggles to speak. He demands education minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation amid anti-government protests in Delhi.
Rudeness Thrives Online as Politeness Declines
Rudeness has shifted from in-person encounters to anonymous online interactions, with social media enabling incivility from behind screens, according to First Dog on the Moon.
Adversarial Clothing to Confuse Facial Recognition Goes Mainstream
Designers are creating 'adversarial clothing' with patterns that exploit weaknesses in facial recognition systems, offering privacy protection and making a fashion statement as surveillance expands in the UK.
Trump admin's manhood guide: testosterone, war, and corn dogs
Pete Hegseth mandates testosterone screening for US troops over 30. JD Vance reveals corn dog eating habits on Joe Rogan. White House teleprompter operator allegedly made $100,000 betting on Trump's speeches.
Silver: Clark Unfairly Made 'Political Football'
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said Caitlin Clark has become a 'political football' in WNBA debates, calling it unfair. He addressed a flagrant foul incident involving Alyssa Thomas.
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