Mourning or celebrating?

This was the royal family 'in mourning' whilst Meghan was being savaged by royalists for looking sad and *gasps* crying in public after the queen died. Meanwhile people were being FORCED to 'mourn' and being arrested for peaceful protest.

UK Parliament Approves Controversial Rwanda Deportation Bill, Triggering Legal Challenges

The UK government's Rwanda deportation bill, which aims to send asylum seekers to Rwanda, has passed after a lengthy debate in the House of Lords.

20 Million Tonnes of Untreated Sewage Spilled Annually in Northern Ireland: 80% of Sites Breach Environmental Laws

Approximately 20 million tonnes of untreated sewage and industrial waste are released into Northern Ireland's waterways each year.

Three Staff Members Considered Suicide at 'Toxic' LIVES Charity: Culture of Bullying and Mental Health Concerns

A medical charity named LIVES in Lincolnshire has been described as a "toxic environment" by some former and current staff members.

Lady Bushra: Embracing Her Identity as a British Asian Drag Queen

Lady Bushra, whose real name is Bradford Amir Dean, is a renowned British Asian drag artist based in the UK.

London Marathon's Last Runners: Pride and Support from Tailwalkers

A group of approximately 50 runners completed the London Marathon after the finish line had been dismantled, crossing the line at an alternative location on Monday.

Price Hike: One in Four Brits Attempting to Quit Smoking Due to Cost, Study Finds

A study conducted by University College London found that the increasing price of cigarettes in England is motivating one in four adults to attempt quitting smoking.

UK Government Borrowing Surprises with £6.6bn Shortfall vs Forecast

The UK government's borrowing for the last financial year was higher than anticipated, reaching £120.7bn, according to the Office for National Statistics.

Mum's Desperate Chat Leads to Life-Saving Kidney Donation for 5-Year-Old Destiny-Rae

Destiny-Rae, a 5-year-old girl, holds two hospital records: the youngest patient to go on dialysis at Great Ormond Street Hospital and the longest time spent on the treatment at...

Father Files Historic Lawsuit Against BP for Son's Leukaemia Caused by Oil Field Flaring in Iraq

A father in Iraq has initiated a legal case against BP for the death of his 21-year-old son, Ali, due to the oil company's gas flaring practices at the Rumaila oilfield.

Rwanda: First Flight Delayed - 52,000 Asylum Seekers to Be Processed Abroad, but Not Anytime Soon

The Rwanda bill, which allows the UK to send asylum seekers to be processed in Rwanda, has been approved by Parliament after two years of legal battles and political wrangling.

deeply out of touch

A convicted child rapist from Eritrea, who was facing deportation from the UK, successfully argued in a tribunal that his mental health would be at risk if he was sent back home.

Beautiful Virgin Islands