Trump Attacks US-South Korea Military Exercises
President Trump took to social media to complain about upcoming US-South Korea military exercises, saying they send a hostile signal to North Korea, which he called 'unthreatening and respectful'.
Category : Activism
Support for Jason Arday shows Britain cares
A public outpouring of support for Windrush campaigner Jason Arday demonstrates that Britain still cares about the cause, his family says.
Burnham's four-year-old NEET plan will create low-aspiration generation
Andy Burnham's plan to identify NEETs from age four is 'depressing' and risks breeding a low-aspiration generation, says Mieka Smiles.
Packham Labels Clarkson an 'Agitator' in Feud
Chris Packham has called Jeremy Clarkson an 'agitator' as their feud continues, saying he respects Clarkson's approach but criticizes industrial farming.
Everton Park cable car idea splits Liverpool readers
Liverpool readers are divided on a proposed cable car linking Everton Park to the city centre, with some backing the 'brilliant' idea and others urging focus on basics.
Reform UK blames mass immigration for hosepipe bans
Reform UK claims mass immigration caused hosepipe bans affecting millions in England and Wales, following the driest July on record and drought declarations.
Poll: Should volunteers have been fined £500 feeding homeless?
Don't Walk Past received around £500 in parking fines while feeding homeless people in Manchester. The council defended the fines, citing accessibility and security. Public opinion is split.
Heartbreaking Note Found in £8 Charity Shop Purse
A charity shop shopper found a heartbreaking note inside a second-hand purse, prompting reflection on grief and the stories behind donated items.
Activist's Kyiv trip led to fight against Russia
A 32-year-old British activist, Imogen Payter, has brought nearly 100 politicians to Ukraine and works to defeat Russia, after a 2019 girls' trip to Kyiv changed her life.
Chester Pride 2026: Hundreds parade through city streets
Hundreds of people marched through Chester on Saturday for Pride 2026, with performances from Danny Beard, 911, Kelly Llorenna and Sonia.
Soap Abuser Deaths Spark Justice Debate
Coronation Street and Emmerdale have killed off abusers Theo Silverton and Dr Caitlin Todd, prompting fans to question whether death denies victims justice and accountability.
What AOC Gets Right and Wrong About 'Woke 1.0'
Francine Prose reflects on AOC's 'Woke 1.0' comments, agreeing with the need for unity but cautioning against the term 'woke' and its weaponization by the far right.
Afghan women five years under Taliban: stories of loss and hope
Five years after the Taliban's return, Afghan women face systemic oppression, airstrikes, and food insecurity. A journalist shares personal stories of loss and resilience, urging the world to keep their plight alive.
Shoppers urged to report disabled bay abuse at supermarkets
Shoppers at major UK supermarkets are urged to report disabled bay abuse in a survey by Disabled Motoring UK, as retailers risk losing £501m monthly.
Burnham's listening tour is a social media stunt
Andy Burnham's listening tour is an elaborate stunt to secure social media clout, says Robert Fisk, who argues the Prime Minister should chase a fix instead of clicks.
King Charles's generosity contrasts with Sussexes' commercial ventures
King Charles's gift of wheat to a hat maker contrasts with Harry and Meghan's Australian visit, which included paid events and trademark filings, as public opinion ranks Charles higher.
500ft inflatable obstacle course opens at Liverpool waterfront
The Labyrinth Challenge, a 500ft inflatable obstacle course, has opened at Liverpool Experience Campus as part of the summer Indoor Funfair, with hundreds of tickets already sold.
Jiffy calls on WRU board to step down and urges ex-players to act
Wales legend Jonathan 'Jiffy' Davies has called on the Welsh Rugby Union board to step down, urging former players to speak out and help oust the regime he says has 'failed to deliver'.
Arsenal artist leads anti-racism campaign inspired by Saka
Hand of Hope, an anti-racism campaign featuring 39 artworks by leading artists, aims to raise up to £100,000 for anti-racism causes and youth art worldwide.
Bet365 apologises after children wear gambling logos in charity race
Bet365 has apologised to the senate after children wore its branded clothing during a charity race at Terang Racing Club, with the company saying it was shocked and embarrassed.
Bimini: nightclub closures erode LGBTQ+ communities' soul
Drag Race star Bimini warns that nightclub closures are eroding the 'soul' of LGBTQ+ communities, as data shows over half of queer spaces shut down between 2006 and 2022.
Time traveller woman's 2033 warning in 1966 recording
A recording allegedly from 1966 features a woman's voice predicting 'terrible things' in 2033, shared by conspiracy channel ApexTV.
Labour MP faces 'hypocrite' backlash over migrant housing opposition
Labour MP Rachael Maskell is branded a 'hypocrite' for opposing a plan to house 1,200 migrants at RAF Linton-on-Ouse, citing local infrastructure concerns.
Memorial bench for Coatbridge activist Mary Fagan unveiled
A memorial bench for Mary Fagan, founder of Parent Action for Safe Play, has been unveiled at the play area she helped create in Coatbridge.
Students defy calls to stay in school, protest Hanson
Thousands of students across Australia walked out of school on Thursday to protest against Pauline Hanson, despite calls for them to stay in class. The 'Say No to Pauline Hanson' rallies, organized by the National Union of Students, included calls to 'fig
ITV star Matthew Marsden sparks backlash in migrant rant
Former Coronation Street star Matthew Marsden launched a scathing live rant on GB News, saying working-class Brits have been 'betrayed' by mass immigration, sparking viewer backlash.
Adult star reveals married men wear her knickers to work
Adult star Amira Evans says married businessmen pay over £100 for her used underwear, wearing thongs under suits in meetings as a secret fetish.
Greens demand probe into North Tyneside nurdle spill response
North Tyneside's Green Party calls for an independent investigation into the council's handling of the nurdle spill, while the council says its immediate priority is beach clean-up.
Where have all the climate activists gone?
As the UK braces for 37°C heat and drought, overt climate activism has faded. Experts point to policy wins and shifting priorities.
PETA urges Aberaeron to swap Mackerel Fiesta for cabbage (12.08.2026)
PETA has written to Aberaeron Yacht Club proposing to replace the town's Mackerel Fiesta with a plant-based Cabbage Fiesta, sparking local criticism.
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