Celtic Fans Group Demand Answers from Silent Board
The Celtic Fans Collective has demanded transparency from the club's board over coaching staff, transfers, and senior positions, warning against repeating last summer's chaotic window.
Category : Activism
G7 Protests: Wealth Inequality and Political Weakness
Zoe Williams reflects on G7 protests in Evian, comparing past anti-globalization movements with current demonstrations targeting Elon Musk's trillion-dollar wealth and political disunity.
Activists Fight for Permanent Closure of 'Alligator Alcatraz'
Environmental groups welcome detainee relocation from Florida's notorious 'Alligator Alcatraz' but vow legal action for permanent closure and Everglades restoration.
Hanson Quoting Book Encouraging: Islamophobia Envoy
Australia's special envoy to combat Islamophobia, Aftab Malik, responds to Pauline Hanson's use of Ed Husain's memoir, urging more reading and fact-based debate on Islam.
Hanson's Speech Ignites Multiculturalism Debate in Australia
Pauline Hanson's address at the National Press Club reignites discussions on multiculturalism, sparking reactions across Australia's political spectrum.
Cai Parry-Jones: 'I didn't get into politics to be a nice little boy'
Reform UK's new Senedd member Cai Parry-Jones defends his disruptive style, criticises spending, and calls for ending Welsh international aid.
Merseyside Police and Fire Service Withdraw from Pride
Merseyside Police and Fire Service have decided not to participate in Pride events, citing impartiality concerns and legal developments, sparking disappointment among community organizers.
Perth Apartment Fire Investigated as Arson Amid East Coast Rain Chaos
Perth apartment fire investigated as arson as east coast faces torrential rain, with multiple blazes and flash flood warnings across Australia.
St Helens Pride Co-Founder Responds to Reform UK Row
Miguel Doforo clarifies St Helens Pride's funding and criticizes Reform UK council's withdrawal of support, emphasizing the event's values of inclusion and community.
England Fans Boo Hydration Breaks as World Cup Water Break Backlash Grows
England fans booed hydration breaks during their 4-2 win over Croatia, as criticism of FIFA's new water break rules intensifies. Virgil van Dijk, Gary Neville, and Roy Keane have voiced opposition.
Harlan Coben's Final Twist: Free True Crime on ITVX
Fans of Harlan Coben's 'I Will Find You' can stream 'Final Twist' for free on ITVX. This true crime series explores real-life murder cases with the author's signature twists.
Farage Compares Lowe's Restore Britain to National Front
Nigel Farage likens Rupert Lowe's Restore Britain party to the far-right National Front, dismissing it as a one-man band and expressing confidence it won't threaten Reform UK.
World's First Lidl Pub Opens in Northern Ireland
Lidl opens its first pub, The Middle Ale, in Dundonald, Northern Ireland, with a £500,000 investment. The 60-seater venue offers drinks and an off-licence due to local licensing laws.
Aberdeen South By-Election: SNP Faces Voter Backlash
The Aberdeen South by-election is too close to call as the SNP grapples with the Peter Murrell embezzlement scandal and Tory challenges over oil and gas policy.
Gareth Southgate's New Life After England Exit
Gareth Southgate resigned as England manager in July 2024 and now works as a UEFA technical observer, Harvard lecturer, author, and BBC documentary presenter.
Danny Rohl Reveals Real Reason for Rangers Exit and Salzburg Move
Danny Rohl explains his departure from Rangers to join RB Salzburg, citing a better fit for his coaching style and the club's ambition for titles.
Hackney Council Removes Photo Over Keffiyeh, Mayor Distances
Hackney Council removed a Green councillor's official photo after pressure from UK Lawyers for Israel, citing the keffiyeh as offensive. Mayor Zoë Garbett denies involvement.
Will a Ban Keep UK Kids Off Social Media? Podcast
A podcast examines the UK's proposed social media ban for under-16s, featuring perspectives from parents, children, and experts on its potential impact.
China's Hidden Feminists: Rescuing Women from Forced Marriages
A new generation of Chinese feminists works secretly to rescue vulnerable women from forced marriages and abuse, amid government crackdowns on civil society.
AFP Probes Banner Stunt at Hanson's Press Club Speech
The Australian Federal Police are investigating a banner protest during Pauline Hanson's National Press Club speech, with activist group GetUp claiming responsibility for the stunt.
Merino: Spain Must Stay Calm After Cape Verde Draw
Spain midfielder Mikel Merino calls for unity and calm after a disappointing 0-0 draw against Cape Verde in their World Cup opener, urging the team to learn from past setbacks.
Ece Temelkuran: Fascism, Exile, and the Meaning of Home
Turkish journalist Ece Temelkuran discusses her exile, the rise of fascism, and why the concept of home is central to today's political conflicts in her new book.
Milan Tram Drivers Suspended Over Sexist WhatsApp Chat
Milan tram drivers have been suspended after allegedly using a WhatsApp group to share sexist comments and CCTV images of female passengers, prompting a police investigation.
Sikhs Reconsider Reform Support Over Kirpan Ban
British Sikhs are reconsidering support for Reform UK after Nigel Farage's 'pure, cold rage' comment and a proposed kirpan ban, raising questions about ethnic minority alliances with the populist right.
Socceroos Embrace Underdog Status Amid USA Barbs
Australia lean into underdog role as USA pundits and players trade barbs ahead of crucial World Cup Group D match on Saturday.
Barry-Murphy Back at Cardiff; Bale Eyes Purchase
Brian Barry-Murphy returns to Cardiff City for pre-season as Gareth Bale insists any future club purchase must be a business move, not a vanity project. Kevin Phillips backs Barry-Murphy for top management.
Virgin Mary Statue 'Glow-Up' Sparks Controversy in Spain
Restoration of a 17th-century Virgin Mary statue in Seville sparks outrage over changed appearance, leading to protests and a new restorer.
US Lawmaker Helps Cape Verde Star's Mother After World Cup Tears
US House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries urges Secretary of State Marco Rubio to waive bond payments so Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha's mother can attend the World Cup after her son's historic performance.
Liverpool Leader Questions St Helens Pride Decision Motive
Liverpool Council leader Liam Robinson questions if 'something more sinister' is behind St Helens Reform UK's decision to withdraw support for Pride events, calling it 'bang out of line'.
Maguire Theory on Alexander-Arnold England Omission
Harry Maguire believes Thomas Tuchel left Trent Alexander-Arnold out of England's World Cup squad to avoid disruption, as Trevoh Chalobah replaced the injured Tino Livramento.
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