Oxford College Bans Christian Union from Freshers' Fair
Balliol College Oxford bans Christian Union from freshers' fair, calling Christianity 'damaging' and 'an excuse for homophobia and neo-colonialism'.
Category : Politics
Labour Leadership Challenge: Corbyn vs Kinnock Over Rule Interpretation
Jeremy Corbyn and Neil Kinnock clash over Labour leadership challenge rules, with Corbyn insisting on automatic ballot access and Kinnock requiring 51 nominations.
Andy Burnham Eyes Return to Westminster as Labour Turmoil Continues
Andy Burnham confirms bid for Makerfield seat, eyeing Labour leadership amid calls for Keir Starmer to step down.
Couple Jailed for Abusing Elderly Woman in Cambridgeshire Care Scandal
Carers jailed for six months after hidden camera captures abuse of 88-year-old woman in Cambridgeshire.
Emmerdale: Joe Tate and Graham Plot Against Dawn as Moira Uncovers Secret
Emmerdale spoilers: Joe Tate and Graham Foster plot against Dawn as Moira uncovers their secret, leading to heartbreak and a shocking fall.
Fitzy Gets Surprise Wrestling Match with Game of Thrones' The Mountain
Radio host Fitzy gets pranked into a blind wrestling match with Game of Thrones' The Mountain, Hafthor Björnsson.
Reform UK Candidate Faces Backlash Over Farage Remarks
Reform UK candidate criticised for past remarks about Nigel Farage, whose controversial history includes racism allegations and far-right associations.
Jigsaw Ad Ban: A Step Too Far in Sanitising Culture?
Jigsaw ad banned by ASA for objectifying women sparks debate over advertising regulation and cultural sanitisation.
Kylie Minogue's Love Life: The Real Reason Behind Her Split from Michael Hutchence
Kylie Minogue's love life: from Jason Donovan to Michael Hutchence, including the real reason behind their split and her wild phase.
National Trust to Close 137 Holiday Cottages Across UK
National Trust to close 137 holiday cottages, repurposing them as long-term rentals amid financial review.
Emma Willis Could Face TV Head-to-Head With Herself If She Joins Strictly
Emma Willis may host both Strictly Come Dancing and The Voice this autumn, creating a TV head-to-head with herself on Saturday nights.
Free Speech Union to Defend Targets of 'Twitter Storms'
Journalist Toby Young launches Free Speech Union to defend individuals facing online backlash for controversial remarks.
Coleen Nolan Nearly Quit Tinder Before Matching with New Partner
Coleen Nolan nearly quit Tinder before matching with new partner Michael Jones, describing him as calm and laid back.
The Lingering Legacy of Jim Crow Segregation Signs
Explore the history and lasting impact of Jim Crow segregation signs in the American South, from legalised discrimination to modern workforce divides.
John Fury's Outburst at Carl Froch Overshadows Tyson's Comeback Event
John Fury's tirade at Carl Froch during Tyson Fury's comeback event sparks controversy, overshadowing the fight promotion.
Gordon Ramsay Dashes Into Kitchen After Daughter Warns He's Late for Instagram Live
Gordon Ramsay ran late for his Instagram Live because he was making tea, and his daughter warned him he was live.
Sally Nugent's Bold Blazer Distracts BBC Breakfast Viewers
BBC Breakfast viewers distracted by Sally Nugent's bold purple blazer and leopard print heels, sparking social media mockery.
High Court Ruling Against Palestine Action Ban Is Embarrassing Defeat for Government
High Court rules ban on Palestine Action disproportionate, adding to list of critics including former officials and UN experts.
The 1% Club Food Question Stuns Lee Mack as 19 Players Eliminated
Lee Mack stunned as 19 players eliminated by food question on The 1% Club; record 46 passes used on another puzzle.
King Charles Receives Red Pocket Heart from Young Boy During Southport Visit
King Charles receives a red pocket heart from a young boy during a visit to Southport to pay tribute to victims of a fatal knife attack.
Wakefield Households to Receive £70 Supermarket Vouchers Before Christmas
Wakefield Council issues £70 supermarket vouchers to low-income households before Christmas as part of the Household Support Fund.
Michaela Strahan Opens Up About Cancer Battle and Dancing on Ice Fears
Michaela Strachan discusses the emotional impact of her breast cancer battle and her worries about tight tops on Dancing on Ice.
Vernon Kay shares 'bad news' with co-star after BBC Radio 2 return
Vernon Kay returns to BBC Radio 2 after holiday, reveals pulled back and golf plans with Gary Davies.
Erika Jayne Served $50M Racketeering Lawsuit at LAX
Erika Jayne served with $50M racketeering lawsuit at LAX, accused of conspiracy linked to Tom Girardi's firm misappropriating client funds.
Miriam Margolyes Says She Has 'Class' As She Rules Out I'm A Celebrity
Miriam Margolyes says she has 'class' and will never do I'm A Celebrity or Strictly, as she discusses her memoir and the upcoming series.
I'm A Celebrity All Stars 2026 Line-Up Revealed With Drama
ITV reveals I'm A Celebrity All Stars 2026 line-up with returning celebs including Seann Walsh, David Haye, Gemma Collins, Harry Redknapp, Scarlett Moffatt, Adam Thomas, and Mo Farah.
Molly-Mae Hague Thanks Fans for Support After Tommy Fury Split, Enjoys Lakeside Retreat
Molly-Mae Hague thanks fans for support after split from Tommy Fury, shares photo from lakeside retreat.
Prince George, Charlotte and Louis to Attend £53,000-a-Year Berkshire School
Prince George, Charlotte and Louis will attend Lambrook School in Berkshire from September, with fees exceeding £53,000 a year.
Ex Royal Guard Defends Windsor Security Zone For Waleses
Ex royal guard defends Windsor security for Waleses during Trump state visit, citing calculated measures and thorough protection.
BBC's Jo Coburn quits Politics Live after 28 years
BBC presenter Jo Coburn quits Politics Live after 28 years at the broadcaster, covering eight general elections.
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