Colin Firth's Ex-Wife Cancels Gwyneth Paltrow Over Israeli Ad
Livia Giuggioli, ex-wife of Colin Firth, cancels Gwyneth Paltrow's farm visit after her ad for an Israeli luxury housing complex sparks backlash.
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Fear of Racism Costing Lives Must End: Ferrari
Nick Ferrari praises Kemi Badenoch for highlighting how fear of appearing racist has led to preventable tragedies, including the Manchester Arena bombing and Southport killings.
Nell's Pizza: Manchester's Happiest Workplace for Third Year
Nell's Pizza in Manchester has been named one of the UK's happiest workplaces for the third year. The pizzeria focuses on people-first values, offering perks like counselling, training, and charity events.
Parkrun Founder: Gender Debate Biggest Challenge at One Million Events
Parkrun founder Paul Sinton-Hewitt says the 'gender, sex debate' is the charity's biggest challenge as it reaches one million events. He expresses confidence in finding common ground while protecting inclusivity.
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Starmer Set to Ban Social Media for Under 16s, Dad Warns
Keir Starmer is set to announce a social media ban for under-16s, but Molly Russell's dad Ian urges targeted action instead of a blanket ban, citing research showing harmful content persists.
Grooming Gang Survivor Slams £65m Inquiry as Joke
A survivor of a notorious rape gang criticizes PM Starmer's £65m inquiry, citing incompetence, gaslighting, and failure to secure evidence, calling it a destined failure.
Beeban Kidron: Big Tech Needs Its 'Tobacco Moment'
Baroness and filmmaker Beeban Kidron calls for urgent action against big tech, citing children's online abuse and demanding regulation akin to tobacco control.
Thousands at Belfast Anti-Racism Rally After Unrest
An estimated 3,000 people gathered at an anti-racism rally in Belfast following days of violent protests triggered by a knife attack. The event promoted unity and condemned hate.
Firth's Ex-Wife Cancels Paltrow Over Israeli Property Ad
Livia Giuggioli, Colin Firth's ex-wife, slams Gwyneth Paltrow for promoting an Israeli property firm amid Gaza conflict, cancelling her farm visit.
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Anti-racism protest in Glasgow as police separate far-right
Thousands of anti-racism protesters gathered in Glasgow to reclaim the streets from far-right hatred, with police separating a small group of far-right thugs attempting a counter protest.
Pentagon UFO Files Reveal Glowing Red Orbs and More
Newly-released Pentagon UFO files include reports of glowing red orbs, beam-emitting objects, and unexplained sightings by federal agents, with 20% of 210 incidents explained.
Anti-Monarchy Protesters Disrupt Trooping the Colour
Republic protesters with yellow signs gathered on The Mall during Trooping the Colour, calling for monarchy abolition and highlighting Prince Andrew's association with Jeffrey Epstein.
Denise Richards Enjoys Park Outing with Daughters and Charlie Sheen's Twins
Denise Richards takes daughters and Charlie Sheen's twins for a park outing in Beverly Hills, balancing motherhood with style.
Hard Right's Use of Violent Images to Fuel Racist Riots
The hard right exploits graphic crime images on social media to stoke racial tensions, while Labour struggles to counter this visual politics with data and nuance.
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UK Teens Split on Under-16 Social Media Ban
Nine in 10 UK parents support an under-16 social media ban, but teenagers have mixed views, from full support to concerns about business and communication.
From Colombo to Kathmandu: Youth Movements Topple South Asian Elites
Youth-led protests in Nepal topple PM Oli, following Sri Lanka and Bangladesh uprisings against entrenched elites.
Ecuador Declares State of Emergency After Fuel Subsidy Cuts Spark Protests
Ecuador declares state of emergency after fuel subsidy cuts spark protests, with transport strikes and clashes leading to 19 arrests.
Hundreds of Thousands Demand Permanent Gaza Ceasefire in London March
Hundreds of thousands marched in London demanding a permanent Gaza ceasefire, amid a temporary truce and hostage exchange.
Iceland Marks 50 Years Since Women’s Day Off with Strike, President Warns of Backlash
Iceland marks 50 years since the Women’s Day Off strike with a new protest, as President warns of global feminist backlash despite the country’s leading gender equality.
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Four Palestine Action Activists Jailed Under Terror Powers for Factory Attack
Four Palestine Action activists jailed for up to 7 years 8 months for damaging Israeli arms factory; judge rules terrorist connection.
Barry grandmother jailed for Morrisons shoplifting spree
Barry grandmother Nicola Robson, 44, jailed for 16 months for shoplifting spree stealing £3,400 worth of goods from supermarkets.
UK flag snubbed by Apple and Google – embarrassment
Northern Ireland lacks a flag emoji on Apple and Google devices, sparking outrage. Reform UK MP Robert Jenrick calls it an 'embarrassing oversight' that must be corrected.
Legal Challenge Launched Against Victoria Police Pat-Down Powers Ahead of Invasion Day Rally
Federal court challenge against Victoria police pat-down powers in Melbourne CBD, led by Invasion Day rally organiser and 'Greedozer' activist, citing human rights breaches.
Climate Activists Throw Red Paint Over 133-Year-Old Columbus Painting in Madrid
Two climate activists threw red paint over a 133-year-old Columbus painting in Madrid; arrested for heritage crimes, painting restored within hours.
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Monks Pass Halfway On 2300 Mile US Peace Walk
A personal account of witnessing Buddhist monks on a 2,300-mile peace walk across the US, embodying loving-kindness amid challenges.
Pro-Palestine Protesters Disrupt BBC Proms at Royal Albert Hall
Pro-Palestine protesters disrupt MSO performance at BBC Proms, accusing orchestra of silencing artists over Gaza stance.
Makerfield Women Unite Against Reform Candidate's Sexism
Women in Makerfield condemn Reform UK candidate Rob Kenyon's sexist comments, saying he does not represent local men. Polls show Andy Burnham leading among women voters.
Ley Lines: The UK's Mysterious Ancient Pathways See Renewed Interest
Artist bones tan jones's new exhibition explores ley lines, the ancient mystical pathways believed to criss-cross England, blending spirituality and art.
Searching for the Spirit of Pan-Africanism 80 Years On
Guardian podcast explores Pan-Africanism 80 years after the 1945 Manchester Congress, featuring activists and scholars.
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Maga-Funded Murals of Slain Ukrainian Refugee Iryna Zarutska Spark Debate
Elon Musk and others fund murals of slain Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska, sparking debate over whether they honour her or are weaponised by right-wing figures.
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