Prince Harry leaves African Parks charity after 10 years
Prince Harry will step down from the board of African Parks on September 30, ending a decade of involvement with the conservation charity.
Category : Activism
Glasgow's friendliness fading as racism rises, writer says
An Indian-origin writer in Glasgow says the city's welcoming spirit has faded, with rising racist disorder and personal scrutiny making her feel unsafe.
Black August: History of Resistance and Commemoration
Black August honors Black liberation, born from prison activism after deaths of Black Guerrilla Family members. It now includes study, fasting, and events nationwide.
Children to see gambling logos on jerseys until 2032: Pocock
Children across Australia will see gambling logos on professional sport jerseys until up to 2032 despite a government ban, a five-year transition period that crossbench senator David Pocock has called 'absurd'.
LHC shutdown sparks viral 'time has returned' claims
Hundreds online claim days feel longer after the Large Hadron Collider shut down for a four-year upgrade, but CERN says the break is routine engineering work.
Campaign urges public to save Freeview from 2034 switch-off
Campaigners warn one week remains to save free TV as Government consults on axing Freeview from 2034, urging protection until 2044.
Infected blood scandal: Daughter's devastating story of loss and campaigning
Sarah Clark's father and uncle died from infected blood given in the 1970s-80s. She now campaigns for recognition and justice for affected families.
‘New Nostradamus’ warns of 5-country war by end of 2026
Psychic Craig Hamilton-Parker, dubbed the 'New Nostradamus', warns a conflict involving up to five nations will erupt by October 2026.
Five cleaning tips that helped a Reddit user keep their home tidy
A Reddit user shared five cleaning tips that helped them manage household chores, including putting items away immediately and doing dishes every evening.
Majorca activists launch 'Stop Instagrammers' anti-tourism campaign
Majorca's Mallorca en Perill group launches 'Stop Instagrammers' campaign, warning visitors not to be fooled by staged photos and calling for sustainable tourism.
Kirsty Gilmour backs LGBTQ+ youth campaign with stars
Lanarkshire badminton legend Kirsty Gilmour joins 30 celebrities and allies in The Proud Trust's #DeserveBetter film calling for safer spaces and better support for LGBTQ+ young people.
Bride's Father Walks Out Before Her Wedding Ceremony
A woman in her 30s shares that her father left her wedding venue before the ceremony due to discomfort with her sexuality, leaving her hurt and seeking advice on repairing the relationship.
A1 safety campaigner welcomes PM's pledge but warns action needed
Kezz Petronelli-Stone of the Northumberland A1 Safety Alliance welcomes the Prime Minister's remarks but insists immediate action is needed to dual the A1 and save lives.
Harry and Meghan's UK return 'could damage monarchy'
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's permanent return to the UK could cause 'enormous damage to the monarchy if things go wrong', a royal expert has warned.
Sydney Swans' Cultural Exceptionalism a Myth, From the Pocket Argues
A new analysis from the podcast From the Pocket argues that the Sydney Swans' reputation for cultural exceptionalism is a myth, challenging the club's self-narrative.
Jason Arday hounded to death by culture war lynch mob
Professor Jason Arday, 41, died after a media storm of 249 articles in 22 days, with his family citing a campaign of misinformation. An opinion piece calls for honesty about the coverage.
Hayden Panettiere's Final Peta Campaign Released
Hayden Panettiere's last campaign for Peta, filmed weeks before her death, has been released in tribute to her advocacy for marine mammals.
Church reported for sermon calling Judaism 'demonic cult'
A Christian charity has been reported to the Charity Commission after a reverend described Judaism as a 'demonic cult' and made derogatory comments about Islam.
Irish animal hunter linked to far-right protests in Scotland
Neil Pinkerton, an 'urban hunter' who glorifies killing animals with dogs, joined far-right protests in Glasgow, inflaming race hate, amid Nazi salutes and 15 arrests.
WNBA: security wrong to ask fans to cover trans shirts
The WNBA says security was wrong to ask fans to cover shirts about trans athletes at Sunday's Fever-Dream game in Atlanta. The league said it 'should not have happened.'
Family of mum who died on M621 launch safety campaign
The family of Emma Ramsden, 34, who died on the M621, are urging for motorway pedestrian access points to be blocked off to prevent further tragedies.
Seven habits to keep foxes and pests away from your bins
Home expert Alastair Mayne shares seven simple habits to keep foxes and pests away from bins, as summer peaks for animal visits.
Jason Arday's death raises questions about race, scrutiny
The tragic death of Jason Arday raises serious questions about race, institutional authority, and how society treats black success and failure amid intense media scrutiny.
Kelvin Fletcher's Wife's Sad Alpaca Sale Struggle on ITV Show
Liz Fletcher struggles to sell alpacas on Fletchers' Family Farm, saying the trade is dying and there are no buyers, as they need space for other livestock.
Harry failed to show gratitude to Eugenie, says columnist
Prince Harry had chances to publicly support Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie during their father's crisis, but offered no visible gesture, argues Alicia Liberty.
Nuns Fight Italian Town Plan to Take Away Beach Club
Nuns in an Italian town are fighting a local plan to take away their beach club, which they have run for decades, arguing it is vital to their community work.
Facial recognition trials at Coles and Woolworths raise privacy concerns
Coles and Woolworths are testing facial recognition technology for Australian stores, drawing alarm from privacy advocates who say it's normalising surveillance.
Djokovic health issue may alter 2028 retirement plan
Novak Djokovic's health issue, revealed after Cincinnati Open defeat, could impact his plan to retire after the 2028 Olympics, as he eyes a 25th Grand Slam.
Cancer patient challenges Reform's Laila Cunningham over benefit cuts
A breast cancer patient challenged Reform UK's London mayoral candidate Laila Cunningham over the party's £50bn welfare cuts plan, which would replace Pip and affect 2.89 million people.
Witch-hunt destroyed Jason Arday - now he's dead
Columnist Darren Lewis says a social media witch-hunt drove Cambridge Professor Jason Arday to his death, warning that racism and mob rule must be confronted.
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