Hastie: Multiculturalism 'Extreme' Term
Liberal frontbencher Andrew Hastie claims multiculturalism is now a politically loaded term as extreme as monoculture, echoing One Nation's stance on immigration.
Category : Activism
Sunset Clause: Secret to Happy Relationships?
The sunset stipulation is a relationship strategy where couples set a future date to review their commitment, aiming to avoid drawn-out breakups or loveless relationships through open communication.
Caicedo Replaces Valencia as Ecuador Captain Mid-World Cup
Chelsea star Moises Caicedo has been appointed Ecuador's new captain midway through the World Cup after Enner Valencia stepped down. Ecuador face Mexico in the round of 32.
Keane and Ferguson Clash Over Scotland Manager Nationality
Roy Keane and Duncan Ferguson argued on Stick to Football about whether Scotland's next manager must be Scottish, with Keane citing foreign successes like Jack Charlton.
Royal Fans Reject King Charles's Offer to Harry and Meghan
King Charles reportedly offered a royal residence to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for their UK visit next month, but a Daily Express poll shows 90% of fans oppose the move.
Mills: SailGP Key to Gender Equity in Sailing
Hannah Mills credits SailGP for advancing gender equity in sailing, highlighting the Women's Pathway programme's role in closing the experience gap for women in foil racing.
Blue Badge Holders Can Use Parking Perks Abroad in EU and EEA
Blue Badge holders can use their UK-issued permit in EU countries, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland, gaining access to disabled parking bays, extended parking, and fee exemptions.
Chelsea Slam Maresca in Scathing Statement After Man City Move
Chelsea have released an explosive statement criticising former manager Enzo Maresca after he was appointed Manchester City's new boss, accusing him of having 'no right' to leave.
Tradwife influencer: women should lose vote, feminism is CIA plot
Savanna Faith Stone, 21, says she'd be 'fine' losing voting rights, claiming feminism is a CIA plot and each household should have one vote controlled by men.
Wiradjuri Land Rights Icon Paul Coe Dies at 76
Wiradjuri lawyer and activist Paul Coe, a key figure in Australia's land rights movement, dies aged 76.
Counter Terror Police Arrest Five Palestine Action Activists in Dawn Raids
Counter terror police arrest five Palestine Action activists in dawn raids; Amnesty UK criticises arrests as authoritarian.
The One Change That Didn't Work: My Dog Is an Emotional Drain Animal
Kate Williams recounts the challenges of owning an aggressive Staffordshire bull terrier, Romeo, who is far from an emotional support dog.
Southport chippy wins best fish and chips in North West
Chippy T in Southport, owned by Tracy Stock, won Best Fish & Chips in the North West at the English Fish and Chip Awards less than two years after opening. The shop is known for generous portions and a wide gluten-free menu.
Mexican Batman Duct Tapes Thieves to Lampposts
A vigilante dubbed 'Mexican Batman' has duct-taped at least five suspected motorbike thieves to lampposts in Lagos de Moreno, Mexico, writing 'thief' on their faces. Police are investigating.
England Face Voodoo Threat from DR Congo
England's World Cup campaign faces a voodoo hoodoo after DR Congo opponents were accused of casting spells during their qualifying match against Nigeria.
England WAGs Hit Back at Roy Keane Over 'Ridiculous' Outfits
England's WAGs have responded furiously to Roy Keane's criticism of their personalised World Cup shirts, calling him a 'miserable old git' and vowing to continue wearing them.
Trump Tower May Be Renamed Barack Hussein Obama Way
Chicago's Trump Tower could be located on 'Barack Hussein Obama Way' if a street renaming proposal passes, with over 33,000 signatures supporting the move to honor the 44th president.
Campaign for Justice After Killer Fled to Pakistan
A mother campaigns for a law change after her son's killer fled to Pakistan before trial. The petition demands defendants facing serious offences surrender passports for bail.
Save Wimbledon Park Protesters at Wimbledon Queue Day One
Protesters from Save Wimbledon Park dressed as tennis balls joined the Wimbledon queue on day one, opposing AELTC's expansion plans that would build 38 courts and an 8,000-seat stadium on protected land.
AI Sovereignty Battle Will Make Brexit Like a Tea Party
Britain faces a graver sovereignty threat from foreign-owned AI than Brexit, experts warn, urging the UK to secure digital control before it becomes a rule-taker.
Labour's New Refugee Scheme Faces Backlash
Labour plans new refugee routes inspired by Canada's scheme, which settled 400,000 since 1979. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood faces backlash from Nigel Farage over potential chain migration.
Thousands Expected at YesCymru March in Aberystwyth
YesCymru's 11th March for Independence will be held in Aberystwyth on September 26, 2026, with thousands expected to attend, marking the first such march in Mid Wales.
Global Marches Mark International Women's Day 2026
Global marches for International Women's Day 2026 demand equality, end to violence, and legal reforms, despite COVID-19 concerns.
Bower Warns King Charles Against Playing Along with Harry
Investigative biographer Tom Bower warns King Charles it would be 'terrible' to play along with Prince Harry's UK visit, accusing the Sussexes of emotional blackmail.
Soho 'blocked' from al-fresco dining due to influential Nimbys
Westminster Council failed to apply for Mayor's £500k al-fresco dining fund, accused of thwarting Soho's nightlife. Source says 'too many influential people' block fun.
Bar Council Urges Raising Criminal Responsibility Age to 14
The Bar Council recommends raising the minimum age of criminal responsibility from 10 to 14 in England and Wales, backed by the Law Commission and Children's Commissioner.
Swinney: Westminster Chaos Strengthens Independence Case
First Minister John Swinney argues that the chaos in Westminster, including Keir Starmer's resignation, proves the UK system cannot serve Scotland's interests and strengthens the case for independence.
Naked Bike Ride Shocks Metallica Fans in Cardiff
The World Naked Bike Ride in Cardiff on June 28 surprised Metallica fans as cyclists rode nude through the city, promoting body positivity and cyclist safety.
Windrush Pioneer Honored for 70 Years of Activism
Locita Brandy, 91, a Windrush generation member, reflects on her activism in Manchester, from campaigning for Caribbean school meals to co-founding the Manchester Carnival, after being awarded a University of Manchester medal of honour.
Pro-One Nation Facebook Groups Run by Foreign Meme Factories
Exclusive: Guardian analysis reveals many large pro-One Nation Facebook groups are run by foreign digital creators in southeast Asia, monetizing Islamophobic and AI-generated content through outrage engagement.
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