Man bullied by ghosts in Welsh castle finds answer
Mok O'Keeffe lost his family, moved to a 'baby castle' in Wales, and discovered the ghosts were former prisoners awaiting execution. He now controls them by setting boundaries.
Category : Activism
Tory councillor explains why she will never join Reform UK
Conservative councillor Mieka Smiles explains why she will never join Reform UK, citing a lack of broader philosophy and internal divisions, despite respecting Nigel Farage.
Man Utd unveil three new values badge bravery spirit
Manchester United have unveiled three core values — badge, bravery and spirit — under Sir Jim Ratcliffe's ownership, as the club prepares for pre-season and the new Premier League campaign.
Masked Man Scales 460ft Bolte Bridge, Demands Tax Cut
A masked graffiti artist climbed 460ft up Melbourne's Bolte Bridge, painted a Pam the Bird tag, and demanded lower taxes and a peanut butter and jam sandwich before descending.
Keane's Fury at Trump's Infantino Call
Roy Keane was left flabbergasted after Donald Trump explained his phone call with Gianni Infantino that led to Folarin Balogun's suspension being lifted, allowing him to play in the World Cup round of 16.
Mbappé Blasts Senator Over Racist 'Chimpanzees' Rant
Kylian Mbappé condemned Paraguayan senator Celeste Amarilla as 'despicable' after she posted a racist tirade calling him 'raised by chimpanzees' following France's World Cup win.
Putin propagandist warns business elites opposing war are gaining momentum
Vladimir Solovyov, a key Putin propagandist, says Russian business elites opposing the Ukraine war are 'gaining momentum', as security around Putin is tightened amid fears of revolution.
Trump admits not knowing red card before Balogun reinstatement
Donald Trump admitted he didn't know what a red card was before intervening to suspend Folarin Balogun's sending off, drawing praise from Ted Cruz but global condemnation.
Trump Admits Ordering FIFA to Overturn Balogun Red Card
US President Donald Trump confirmed he personally called FIFA president Gianni Infantino to review Folarin Balogun's red card, which was controversially overturned, allowing the striker to play against Belgium.
Naidoc Week: Protest for Justice, Not Just a Celebration
Naidoc Week is more than a celebration; it originated from the 1938 Day of Mourning protest for Aboriginal rights, and remains a pursuit of justice and self-determination.
Meta Grilled Over Hate Speech Surge After Moderation Cuts
Meta executives faced a royal commission over a 79% drop in hateful conduct enforcement after January 2025 policy changes, with internal documents showing offensive comments like 'gay people are sinners' are now allowed.
Turkey blocks cruise ship with 2,000 LGBTQ+ passengers
Turkey blocked the Scarlet Lady cruise ship carrying 2,000 LGBTQ+ passengers and Broadway star Patti LuPone, citing 'moral values' and sparking outrage.
Albanese's 'shag, marry, date' gaffe highlights social media risks
Anthony Albanese's apology for playing along with a 'shag, marry, date' game about Kylie Minogue underscores the double-edged sword of social media appearances for politicians seeking to engage disaffected voters.
Socceroo Mabil Hits Out at Hanson's Monoculture Claim
Socceroo Awer Mabil calls Pauline Hanson's monoculture claim 'bullshit', saying the team represents Australia's multiculturalism. Mabil returned home after World Cup exit.
Trump Threatens US Democracy But Resistance Works
Donald Trump poses a serious threat to US democracy, but the resistance from courts, media, civil society, and the public is working, argues Kenneth Roth. The struggle is ongoing, but prospects for autocracy are dimming.
Uri Geller Claims Credit for England World Cup Run Using Alien Skull
Psychic Uri Geller says he used an 'alien' crystal skull from a Mayan pyramid to lift a curse on England, helping them reach the World Cup quarter-finals.
Hyatt Ziva Cancún boycott over dolphins in former pool
Hyatt Ziva Cancún is under fire for keeping six dolphins in a shallow concrete tank originally built as a swimming pool for guests, prompting a global boycott campaign by TideBreakers.
UEFA's Watershed Attack on FIFA Over Balogun Decision
UEFA launched a 251-word criticism of FIFA's decision to suspend Folarin Balogun's ban, calling it unprecedented and a threat to the integrity of the World Cup. This could signal a power move by UEFA President Ceferin.
Rooney Offered Captain's Role on New Mersey Ferry for Bet
Liverpool Mayor Steve Rotheram offers Wayne Rooney a chance to captain the new £26m Royal Daffodil ferry instead of rowing the Mersey after losing a World Cup bet.
Klopp slams 'crazy' Trump-FIFA Balogun ban intervention
Jurgen Klopp called Donald Trump and Gianni Infantino's reported contact over Folarin Balogun's red card suspension 'crazy', saying 'this is our game, not theirs'.
Sex workers see 20% surge after England World Cup matches
Data from Simple Escort shows a 20% increase in user sessions after England and Scotland World Cup matches, with fans seeking sex workers for comfort or celebration regardless of the result.
Trump Praises Harry Kane After England's World Cup Win
Donald Trump hailed Harry Kane as a 'great player' after his penalty sent England into the World Cup quarter-finals with a 3-2 win over Mexico.
Vietnam Pilot's Near-Death Grim Reaper Encounter
A former US Army Colonel recounts a helicopter pilot's out-of-body experience after a crash in Vietnam, where he saw a hooded figure who told him 'you're not dead yet'.
Van Dijk Stays at Liverpool as £100m Bouaddi Price Emerges
Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk is staying at Anfield this season despite transfer speculation, while the Reds have been warned off World Cup star Ayyoub Bouaddi with a £100m valuation.
Deborah Meaden: Pitch Ideas to Unite Britain
Three-quarters of Brits feel the country is divided, says Deborah Meaden. The Dragons' Den star launches a campaign asking the public to share ideas to bring the nation together.
AFP Probes Lidia Thorpe's 'Burn Down Parliament' Remark
AFP investigates Lidia Thorpe's claim she would 'burn down' Parliament House at a pro-Palestine rally; senator says it was a metaphor.
World Cup Sparks Fears of Sex Trafficking Surge Near 'Capital'
Human rights experts warn that the World Cup is fueling unprecedented demand for prostitution, with host city Mexico City near the 'sex-trafficking capital of the world' Tenancingo, leading to increased exploitation.
Thriving in Politics: Keeping Clean Amidst Dirty Business
A reader shares a trick for thriving in politics: keep clean while doing dirty work. Plus letters on perfect, pie floater, and devolution.
Dining across the divide: voter and tutor find common ground
An English Democrats voter and a retired university tutor shared a meal and discovered unexpected agreement on flags, English parliament, and digital exclusion, despite differing political views.
Gaza Protests Against Democrats Ignite Controversy on Tactics
Incidents involving California state senator Scott Wiener and New York congressman Dan Goldman highlight how the Israel-Palestine conflict is reshaping US elections and protest strategies.
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