Public Transport Etiquette: When To Give Up Your Seat
A new wave of confusion is sweeping across Britain's buses and tubes. Discover the modern etiquette of seat-giving and why this simple act of politeness has become a social minefield.
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Malcolm-Jamal Warner's Widow Launches Philanthropic Tribute
Tenisa, widow of 'The Cosby Show' star Malcolm-Jamal Warner, announces a significant philanthropic initiative to honour his memory, redirecting donations to mental health and arts education charities.
Billionaire Labour donor demands end to private school tax breaks
In a seismic intervention, Labour donor Gary Lubner joins calls to strip private schools of their charitable status, arguing the tax breaks subsidise privilege and harm the state sector. The move signals growing pressure on Starmer's party for bolder educ
Wales is the most generous nation in Britain, study finds
Groundbreaking research from the University of Exeter finds Wales leads the UK in charitable giving and community spirit, with significant implications for post-Brexit Britain.
The Awkward Truth About Giving Up Your Seat on UK Transport
A deep dive into the unspoken rules and potential social pitfalls of offering your seat on buses and trains across the UK. Is it a chivalrous act or an awkward minefield?
Giving Birth in Handcuffs: A Prisoner's Agony
A mother's harrowing account of being forced to give birth while handcuffed to a hospital bed, exposing the brutal reality of the UK's prison system for pregnant women.
Future-Proof Your Heart: 5 Essential Daily Tweaks
Discover the simple, science-backed lifestyle changes—from the optimal time to take your pills to the surprising benefits of giving blood—that can dramatically slash your risk of heart disease and future-proof your health.
Mum, 46, forgot she was pregnant before routine scan
Exclusive: Phyllis Hyman shares her astonishing story of pregnancy denial at 46, detailing the moment she forgot her own pregnancy before a routine scan. A powerful tale of late motherhood, memory, and maternal joy.
National Trust Uses Legal Loophole to Sell Heritage Art
Exclusive: The National Trust is using a controversial legal exemption to deaccession and sell off valuable artworks from its collection, bypassing strict national heritage laws and sparking outrage from arts leaders.
US Bookstore Halts LGBTQ+ Book Donations Over Laws
A major US bookstore chain has suspended its charitable donations of LGBTQ+ literature, citing a 'chilling effect' from a surge in restrictive state laws. The move highlights the growing impact of legislation on free expression.
Princess Anne's strict no birthday gifts rule
Princess Anne has a firm no-gifts policy for her birthdays, insisting on charitable donations instead. Discover the royal's practical approach to celebrations.
UK cities where property prices are falling fastest
Exclusive analysis reveals the UK cities experiencing the sharpest drops in property prices. Is your area on the list?
MasterChef UK loses 1 million viewers
The latest season of MasterChef UK has seen a dramatic drop in viewership, losing nearly one million fans. Find out why the beloved cooking show is struggling to keep its audience engaged.
High Street Footfall Declines Again
UK high streets see another drop in shopper numbers as anticipated summer boost fails to materialise, raising concerns for retailers.
Venice hotel bookings plummet amid anti-tourism protests
Venice faces a dramatic drop in hotel and Airbnb bookings as anti-tourism protests sweep across Europe, leaving half the city's rooms vacant.
MasterChef loses 1 million viewers in ratings shock
BBC's MasterChef faces a shocking decline in viewership, shedding nearly a million fans. Discover the reasons behind the slump and whether the show can recover.
Why Muscle Cars Are Beating EVs in US Sales
Despite the push for electric vehicles, American drivers are clinging to their petrol-powered muscle cars, with sales soaring as EVs struggle to win over consumers.
Six Flags CEO: Fewer Visitors, Higher Profits
Despite fewer visitors, Six Flags reports record profits as CEO Selim Bassoul explains the strategic shift prioritising premium experiences over crowds.
US universities see sharp fall in international students
New data reveals a worrying trend as US universities report a significant fall in international student enrolment for the upcoming semester. Experts weigh in on the causes and potential solutions.
Inside one of UK's worst seaside towns
A journalist's eye-opening experience in a struggling British seaside town reveals the harsh realities behind its decline.
US immigration arrests plummet in July
New data reveals a sharp decline in US immigration arrests in July, raising questions about enforcement priorities and policy changes under the Biden administration.
Domino's profits dive as Brits cut back on takeaways
Domino's Pizza reports a sharp decline in profits as UK consumers cut back on takeaway spending amid rising living costs. The chain faces challenges with delivery costs and changing consumer habits.
Neighbour's kind gift met with shocking backlash
A woman's thoughtful gifts to her neighbours led to an unexpected and shocking response, leaving her heartbroken and questioning community spirit.
Summer’s Silence: A Warning from Nature
A poignant reflection on the disappearing sounds of summer and what their absence tells us about our changing environment.
Why British Pub Food Has Gone Downhill
Once a staple of hearty British fare, pub food has taken a nosedive in quality. From microwaved meals to lacklustre ingredients, we explore why gastropubs are struggling to keep up.
Civilisation collapse: Why empires fail and we might too
New research uncovers alarming historical cycles that suggest modern societies may be heading for collapse. Are we repeating the mistakes of fallen empires?
Brits Feel UK is in Decline – Here's Why
A growing number of Britons feel the UK is deteriorating, with concerns over the economy, public services, and political leadership. Here's why.
2024 Population Trends: Surprising Global Shifts
New data reveals the latest global population figures for 2024, with surprising trends and projections. Explore interactive maps and key insights.
Britain's Worst High Street: Shoppers Fear Welsh City
A Welsh city centre has been branded Britain's worst high street, with shoppers fearing for their safety amid rising crime and neglect.
Seaside Resort’s Decline: Ghost Hotels Replace Holidaymakers
A once-thriving coastal resort, adored by holidaymakers, now stands derelict with abandoned hotels. Locals claim it's still better than Skegness—but is there hope for revival?
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