Amnesty Regrets Report on JK Rowling Centre as Anti-Rights
Amnesty International UK regrets publishing a report that labeled Beira's Place, a sexual violence support centre founded by JK Rowling, as 'anti-rights'. The report has been removed.
Category : Activism
Non-Binary Discovery: Dee Whitnell's Journey to Authentic Self
At 21, Dee Whitnell discovered the term non-binary on Instagram, ending years of trying to fit into female and male gender roles. Now a sex educator, Dee shares their journey to self-acceptance.
Burnham Steering Labour to Green Party-Lite: Opinion
Andy Burnham's first big announcement as PM-elect focuses on Israel, ignoring domestic crises. Alex Hearn argues this signals Labour drifting left, chasing progressive votes, and risking becoming Green Party-lite.
Men Freeze Testicles in Bizarre Biohacking Trend to Boost Sperm
Men are icing their testicles in a bizarre biohacking trend to boost sperm and testosterone, but doctors warn the extreme practice risks nerve and skin damage.
Widdecombe's Death Exposes Left's Venom: Opinion
Giles Sheldrick argues that the Left's venomous reaction to Ann Widdecombe's murder reveals their true nature, citing Labour figures' abusive posts and forced apologies.
Argentina's Falklands Chant: De Paul Defends Tributes
Argentina's Rodrigo De Paul defends team's Falklands chants as tribute to war heroes ahead of England World Cup semi-final. He calls conflict an 'atrocity' but insists focus is on winning.
Fury as Activist Says ‘People Won’t Be Grieving’ Widdecombe
A queer environmental activist sparked outrage on BBC Politics Live by saying many people 'won’t be grieving' Ann Widdecombe’s murder, leading to a tense exchange with MP Nigel Huddleston.
Poll: Should Benefit Claimants Ignore Hosepipe Ban?
A hosepipe ban in 13 counties exempts WaterSure claimants, sparking debate over fairness. Vote in our poll.
William's Trust Issue Blocks Harry Reunion
Prince William doubts he can trust Prince Harry, prioritizing the monarchy's longevity over a reunion, says royal expert Kinsey Schofield. The brothers avoided each other during Harry's UK visit.
Prince Harry's Royal Reconciliation Efforts Deemed Futile
Prince Harry's attempts to mend relations with the Royal Family are doomed to fail, primarily due to Prince William's enduring estrangement and hurt over past attacks, according to Express reporter Adam Toms.
Prince Harry Nicknamed 'Dukes of Hazard' by Insiders
Prince Harry's UK visit for the Invictus Games reignited the 'Dukes of Hazard' nickname shared with Prince Andrew, as palace insiders cite chaos and security rows.
Loose Women Poll Humiliates Harry and Meghan in UK Return
A Loose Women poll found 75.9% of viewers do not want Prince Harry and Meghan Markle back in the Royal Family, delivering a humiliating blow during their UK return for a private reunion with King Charles.
Jewish Communities Face Rising Antisemitism in UK
Jewish communities in the UK are experiencing a surge in antisemitic incidents, with schools and synagogues increasingly targeted, prompting calls for enhanced police protection.
Harry and Meghan Urged to Stay Quiet After King Meeting
Royal commentators warn Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may leak details of their reunion with King Charles, urging them to keep the meeting private to rebuild trust.
Andy Burnham: Football Reforms and PM Ambitions
Andy Burnham's interventions in football, from academy reforms to the Hillsborough panel and the independent regulator, showcase his approach to systemic change that could inform his potential premiership.
Gretchen Carlson: No Regrets Over Ailes Lawsuit
Gretchen Carlson says she has no regrets over her 2016 sexual harassment lawsuit against Roger Ailes, which helped spark the #MeToo movement and led to federal legislation ending forced arbitration.
Winmar Statue Removal Shows Double Standard on Monuments
The removal of a statue honouring Nicky Winmar's stand against racism after his domestic violence conviction highlights the fraught nature of memorialising the living, while monuments to colonisers who killed Aboriginal people remain.
Count Binface Represents Silly Sausage Britain
Count Binface's candidacy against Nigel Farage in Clacton symbolizes a unifying, humorous Britain, contrasting with divisive politics. Sofie Jenkinson argues that shared laughter and silliness define British identity.
Republic activists stage Andrew protest inside Buckingham Palace
Anti-monarchy activists from Republic staged a protest inside Buckingham Palace, unfurling an image of Prince Andrew with Jeffrey Epstein and demanding answers about his friendship with the convicted paedophile.
Putin 'might jump out of a window' as fuel shortages worsen
Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna warns Putin may 'jump out of a window' as fuel shortages spark violence across Russia, with oligarchs doubting his war leadership.
Protesters Hang Andrew-Epstein Picture in Buckingham Palace
Activists from Republic hung a picture of Prince Andrew with Jeffrey Epstein in Buckingham Palace's Throne Room, demanding answers about what he knew.
Jeremy Clarkson: My Kids Hounded by Press Like Farage's
Jeremy Clarkson reveals his children have been hounded by the press thousands of times, defending Nigel Farage's daughter from media harassment while criticizing Farage's political tantrum.
Ann Widdecombe murder response exposes Left's hate: Baldwin
A transgender former Labour candidate's comments hoping Ann Widdecombe 'screamed in agony' before her murder expose the hateful Left, writes Paul Baldwin.
Weather Mast Decision Deferred for New Councillor Consultations
Powys councillors deferred a decision on a weather mast near Brecon after newly elected Liberal Democrat Cllr Colin Millichap requested time to consult ward residents on the proposal.
Ann Widdecombe's 5 Key Beliefs: Christianity to Brexit
Ann Widdecombe's core beliefs, including Christian faith, traditional family values, personal responsibility, national sovereignty, and integrity, shaped her outspoken political career.
Meghan Markle Savaged After Reunion With King Charles
A royal expert has said Harry and Meghan's reunion with King Charles wasn't as successful as many thought, calling it a private family moment, not a public rehabilitation.
Darcy Byrne Leads Grassroots Pokies Reform Movement
Darcy Byrne, Labor mayor of Sydney's Inner West, is spearheading a grassroots movement to curb gambling harm, including reducing poker machines in NSW clubs, drawing comparisons to the NRA.
Open Relationship: 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' vs. Details
Rick and Rachel navigate their open relationship with conflicting preferences: Rick wants details but struggles, while Rachel prefers 'don't ask, don't tell' to avoid insecurity. Both acknowledge the arrangement may not last.
Rumi's Masnavi: Greed and Contentment in the Digital Age
Rumi's Masnavi warns against greed and teaches contentment through vivid imagery. In the digital age, we often compare ourselves to others, but Rumi's pearl metaphor shows that satisfaction leads to inner wealth.
Stockport councillor reveals broken bones in homophobic attacks
Stockport councillor Jamie Hirst reveals he suffered broken bones after multiple homophobic assaults, as council overwhelmingly endorses motion supporting LGBTQ+ community amid rising hostility.
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