Scotland Fans Erupt at Steve Clarke Over World Cup Tactics
Scotland fans vent fury at Steve Clarke's tactics after Morocco defeat, fearing another early World Cup exit despite good qualification chances.
Category : Activism
Rejoiner Activists Disrupt Starmer Resignation Speech
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's resignation speech was disrupted by Rejoiner activists playing loud music, sparking outrage and condemnation from political figures.
BBC Breakfast Fans Fume as Starmer Speech Hijacked
BBC Breakfast viewers were angered as protesters played Beethoven's Ode to Joy during Keir Starmer's resignation speech, drowning out the prime minister and prompting many to switch off.
Bob Brown on Activism, Death and Defiance at 80
At 80, Bob Brown reflects on activism, death, and defiance in his new book, discussing a recent health scare and his views on environmentalism.
Light vs Dark Soy Sauce: Differences and Uses
Light soy sauce is thin, salty, and used for seasoning; dark soy is thicker, sweeter, and adds colour. Learn which to use for stir-fries, marinades, and more.
Over 100 Police Injured in Gen Z Protests Across Mexico
At least 120 injured as Gen Z protesters clash with police in Mexico City and other cities over corruption and drug violence.
Tens of Thousands March in London for Gaza Ceasefire
Tens of thousands march in London for Gaza ceasefire; arrests made but no major disturbance.
Tsimikas Gets Fresh Start Under Iraola at Liverpool
Kostas Tsimikas may revive his Liverpool career under new manager Andoni Iraola, who has called all players 'new signings' after replacing Arne Slot.
Jahanbakhsh on Iran Anthem Boos: We Play for All Iranians
Iran captain Alireza Jahanbakhsh vows to unify the nation through football as national anthem boos overshadow their 2026 World Cup campaign, with draws against New Zealand and Belgium keeping knockout hopes alive.
L'Equipe presenter suspended for Doku comments
France Pierron has been suspended by L'Equipe after calling Jeremy Doku's decision to leave the World Cup for his child's birth 'disgraceful', sparking widespread backlash.
Cartoon: Burnham's Byelection Win Consequences
A cartoon by Stephen Lillie depicts Andy Burnham's byelection win in Makerfield, highlighting political consequences and shifting allegiances.
Pro-Palestine Activists Jailed for Terror-Linked Attack on UK Arms Factory
Four Palestine Action activists jailed for up to 7 years 8 months for damaging Israeli arms factory in UK, with judge ruling terrorist connection.
Patriotic Estate Slams Flag Ban as 'Disgusting'
Residents of England's 'most patriotic' estate criticise plans to ban St George's and Union Jack flags, arguing it would create more division and undermine community unity.
Green Party migration stance threatens UK safety: Barkes
Duncan Barkes argues the Green Party's refusal to cooperate with immigration enforcement in Lambeth endangers Britons, calling the administration unfit for government.
UK Social Media Ban for Under 16s Sparks YouTube Controversy
The UK's planned social media ban for under-16s, supported by 83% of parents in a consultation, faces backlash over including YouTube, which many see as educational rather than harmful.
Woman Marries River Avon, Celebrates Third Anniversary
Meg Avon celebrates third anniversary of marrying River Avon in symbolic ceremony to highlight water pollution and push for river rights.
Hanson's Media Attacks: 30-Year Campaign to Control Press
Pauline Hanson's outburst at the National Press Club reflects a three-decade-long effort to control media coverage, suppressing dissent and protecting her self-crafted image.
Memphis Observers Track Trump's Anti-Crime Taskforce Amid Allegations
A small band of dedicated observers in Memphis is tracking Trump's anti-crime taskforce, alleging widespread intimidation, wrongful arrests, and First Amendment violations. The ACLU has filed a lawsuit.
Iranian Fans Protest Banned Flag at World Cup
Iranian protesters gathered outside Los Angeles Stadium to condemn FIFA's ban on the pre-revolutionary Shir o Khorshid flag and the Iranian regime's human rights record.
Lima Named World's Best City for Food in 2026
Lima, Peru tops Time Out's 2026 ranking of world's best cities for food, with 80% quality rating and 85% affordability score. The city boasts around 100,000 food outlets including street stalls.
American Warns Tartan Army: 'No Cones on the Gators'
An American warns Scotland's Tartan Army not to place traffic cones on alligators in Florida, as the team heads to Miami for the World Cup match against Brazil.
Support for UK monarchy hits record low in 33 years
Support for the British monarchy has fallen to its lowest level in 33 years, with 55% favouring a monarchy and 27% wanting a republic, according to a new Ipsos poll.
Britain First supporters set off flares in Birmingham march
Hundreds of Britain First supporters marched through Birmingham, setting off flares and chanting, met by counter-protesters. Police balanced rights; mayor condemned group.
Non-binary barrister hits out at UK 'toilet wars'
Oscar Davies, the UK's first publicly recognised non-binary barrister, says extreme trans examples are used to tar the community, and warns the toilet debate is about participation in ordinary life.
Trans driver finds ally at work during bathroom crisis
A trans delivery driver shares how a trainer's kindness and acceptance during a bathroom crisis restored their faith in humanity, revealing most people don't hate trans individuals.
Starmer's Social Media Ban for Under-16s Criticized as Hasty
Online Safety Editor Dr Rebecca Whittington warns Keir Starmer's proposed social media ban for under-16s may be too hasty, risking pushing children to darker corners of the internet.
Don't Let Killjoys Squeeze Out Soho's Debauchery
Soho's vibrant nightlife is under threat from the Soho Society, which aims to veto new venue licences, sparking a clash between residents and those who cherish the area's hedonistic character.
Beatles to Putin: Body Double Conspiracy Theories
Conspiracy theories about celebrity and political body doubles have persisted for decades, from Paul McCartney to Vladimir Putin. Here's a look at the most famous claims and their veracity.
Muslim Leaders Warn 'World Is in Its Last Phase'
Two London imams from the Ahmadiyya community say we are in the world's last phase, dismiss takeover conspiracy, explain Sharia, and discuss aliens.
Dads at the Table: New Supper Club Helps Struggling Fathers
A new supper club in Oxfordshire is helping fathers connect, with 16 dads attending the first event. Founder Mark Briant aims to provide a space for men to share experiences and learn cooking skills.
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