BBC Ends Long Wave Radio After Nearly a Century
BBC Radio 4's long wave service was switched off at 1am on June 27, ending the UK's last long wave radio broadcast after 90 years of service.
Category : Activism
Gary Lineker Slams FIFA's 'Absurd' Ban for Qatar's Madibo
Gary Lineker has criticised FIFA's decision to hand Qatar's Assim Madibo a five-match ban for a tackle that broke Canada's Ismael Kone's leg, calling it 'nonsense' and 'absurd'.
Ivana Knoll Embraces 'World Cup's Sexiest Fan' Title
Ivana Knoll, dubbed the 'World Cup's sexiest fan', embraces the title as she returns for her fourth World Cup in 2025, wowing fans with daring outfits and focusing on her DJ career.
Sheep Association Fears 'Nightmare' Over NE Mayoral Rebrand
North of England Mule Sheep Association (NEMSA) criticises North East Combined Authority's rebrand to North East Mayoral Strategic Authority, citing confusion over shared initials NEMSA.
BBC ends long-wave radio service after 100 years
BBC Radio 4's long-wave service has been shut down permanently after almost a century, with presenter Al Ryan delivering an emotional final sign-off during the shipping forecast.
Ben Whittaker Vows Boxing Home on US Debut
Undefeated star Ben Whittaker promises a big win for England on his US debut, dismissing England's World Cup chances but vowing to bring boxing glory home.
Prince Harry gives up on William reconciliation amid radio silence
Prince Harry has reportedly abandoned hopes of reconciling with Prince William after repeated attempts were met with 'complete radio silence', according to a royal reporter.
Cat Tail Vibrations Signal Excitement, Not Anxiety
Cat owners often misinterpret vibrating tails as anxiety, but experts say it signals excitement or affection—a happy greeting, not fear.
Why Cats' Tails Vibrate: Excitement, Not Fear
Cat owners often misinterpret vibrating tails as fear, but it's actually a sign of excitement. Experts explain the true meaning behind this common feline behavior.
Prince William Faces Harry Ultimatum as Charles Tired of Estrangement
King Charles makes moves to reconcile with Prince Harry, but Prince William remains 'irritated' and refuses to meet his brother during Harry's upcoming UK visit with family.
Sarah Ferguson furious over daughters' treatment, blames William
Sarah Ferguson is reportedly furious that Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie face criticism over rent-free royal homes, blaming Prince William for 'poisoning' King Charles against them.
Over 90,000 March Across Sydney Harbour Bridge in Pro-Palestine Rally
Over 90,000 pro-Palestine protesters march across Sydney Harbour Bridge, calling for an end to the Gaza conflict and urging Australian government action.
Carole Malone tears apart Ed Miliband with one furious sentence
Carole Malone called Ed Miliband a 'zealot' on GB News, warning his green policies would terrify markets and make Britain unloanable, amid reports he could become Chancellor under Andy Burnham.
Fiona Bruce Accused of Bias in BBC Question Time Clash
Fiona Bruce faced accusations of bias from Reform UK's Zia Yusuf during a special BBC Question Time episode, as an audience hand count sparked a heated exchange over representation.
BBC Question Time bias row: Zia Yusuf demands evidence
Reform UK's Zia Yusuf clashed with Fiona Bruce on BBC Question Time, claiming the audience underrepresented his party's 28% polling support. Bruce defended the show's impartiality.
Outrage as Council Tax Funds Pro-Migrant Films: 'Fix Roads'
TaxPayers' Alliance slams London councils for screening pro-migrant films at taxpayer-funded events, demanding transparency on costs and a focus on core services.
World Cup Pride Match: Egypt vs Iran and FIFA's Rainbow Flag Rules
The 2026 World Cup clash between Egypt and Iran, dubbed the 'Pride Match', takes place during Seattle's Pride weekend. FIFA will allow rainbow flags despite objections from both teams.
Confederate Statue Toppled in 2020 Protests to Be Reinstalled in Washington DC
National Park Service to reinstall statue of Confederate General Albert Pike in Washington DC, five years after it was toppled during Black Lives Matter protests.
Biographer Exposes Andrew's 'Boorish' Conduct
Norman Baker claims ambassadors described Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor as a 'disaster' who 'antagonised' officials during his trade envoy role, including an incident where he dismissed an Italian designer.
FIFA Confirms Rainbow Flags at Iran-Egypt Pride Match
FIFA confirms rainbow flags will be allowed at the Iran-Egypt World Cup 'Pride Match' in Seattle, despite objections from both teams over LGBTQ+ festivities.
Taylor's Miskicks Amid Socceroos Multiculturalism Debate
Angus Taylor struggled to kick a football in a social media video, capping a week of political missteps on multiculturalism as the Socceroos' diversity sparked debate.
Stefanovic's Rightward Shift Sparks Warning, Others OK
Karl Stefanovic's interview with far-right agitator Tommy Robinson draws criticism from PM Anthony Albanese and SA premier, but Pauline Hanson and James Packer defend him.
LGBTQ+ Rethink Pride Amid Reform UK Bans and Cuts
Pride events in north-east England adapt after Reform-led councils ban flags and cut funding. Organisers shift to protest, with increased security and economic losses.
Trump admin restarts LGBTQ+ 988 hotline, may exclude Trevor Project
The Trump administration is restarting the specialized LGBTQ+ option for the 988 crisis hotline, but the Trevor Project, which helped pioneer the service, may be excluded from providing it.
Country Music Boom: UK Festivals Soar, US Stars Sell Out
Country music is the UK's fastest-growing genre for three years, with festivals like State Fayre drawing 50,000 fans and US stars selling out tours across Britain and Ireland.
Another World Cup Game: Which Team Will You Support?
A satirical look at the other World Cup happening now, pitting unlikely teams like the Tax Evaders against the Ghost Ships, with a call to choose your side.
Harry's 'Plot' to Reconcile with King Charles 'Failing'
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's visit to the UK next month is part of a failing 'plot' to reconcile with the Royal Family, according to royal expert Richard Eden, citing strained relations with William and low public popularity.
Mum Stunned by Neighbour's Cheeky Pool Request
A mum allowed neighbours' kids to use her paddling pool during a heatwave, but was floored when the neighbour asked to use her garden while she was away.
Fallon's Silence After McGregor Interview 'No Accident'
PR expert Laura Perkes says Jimmy Fallon's silence after the Conor McGregor interview is a deliberate strategy to wait out the backlash, as the host faces calls for boycott over platforming the disgraced UFC fighter.
Bellamy's U-Turn Exposes Fan Discontent: A Deeper Look
Craig Bellamy's last-minute decision to stay as Wales manager instead of joining Burnley has shocked many, but fan reactions reveal deep dissatisfaction. Paul Abbandonato argues Bellamy deserves more credit despite recent poor results.
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