Climate and Immigration Debates Over Dinner
Martyn and Alan, with opposing views on climate and immigration, share a meal and find common ground despite their differences.
Category : Cultural Diversity
Castellon de la Plana: New UK Flights, Few Tourists
Castellon de la Plana, a lesser-known Spanish gem near Valencia, now has direct UK flights via Ryanair. Enjoy authentic vibes, relaxing beaches, and barely any tourists.
30 Years of LGBT+ Activism: Refusing to Be Invisible
Dr Paul Martin OBE shares his 30-year journey in LGBTQ+ activism, from being disowned to co-founding LGBT Foundation, urging the community to refuse invisibility.
Workplace Affection: Friendship or Love?
Uncertain if your deep affection for a work friend is love? Explore the nuances between friendship and romance with expert insights from a psychotherapist.
He Demanded I Be Hairless: I Told Him I'm Not a Child
A woman recounts a disturbing date where a man insisted women should be completely hairless, leading her to call him out on his creepy preference for childlike bodies.
UK Influencer Bushra Shaikh Toured Iran on State-Sponsored Trips
Bushra Shaikh, a UK TV personality from The Apprentice, took two state-sponsored tours of Iran this spring, meeting senior officials and spreading regime propaganda, Factnameh reports.
4thWrite Prize Opens for BAME Writers in UK and Ireland
The 4thWrite short story competition, now in its 10th year, is open to Black, Asian and minority ethnic writers in the UK and Ireland, with a £1,000 prize and publication.
Share Your August Holiday Disaster Stories
We want to hear about your holiday disasters that happened during the two weeks in August. Share your worst experiences with us.
NYC Mayor's Arsenal Kurta at Eid Prayers Sparks Debate
Zohran Mamdani wore a custom Arsenal kurta to Eid al-Adha prayers, blending football and faith. The outfit drew praise and criticism online.
Yassmin Abdel-Magied: Writing, Activism, London
Yassmin Abdel-Magied discusses her journey as a writer, broadcaster, and activist in London, exploring identity, faith, and social justice.
Rediscovering the Joy of Spontaneous Friend Meet-ups
In a world of schedules, spontaneous friend meet-ups bring joy and strengthen bonds. Learn why unstructured time with friends is vital for well-being.
Venezuela Fury Called 'Useless' by Anthea Turner on Live TV
Venezuela Fury, 16, was called 'useless' by Anthea Turner on Channel 5's Vanessa after a TikTok showed her lack of cooking skills. Fans defended her.
Asian Mothers' 'Bad Feelings': Stereotype Examined
A new podcast explores the stereotype of the demanding Asian mother, examining its cultural roots and impact on family dynamics.
Inside Palm Springs: The Queerest Town in America's Hottest Pride
Discover Palm Springs, the queerest town in America, where Pride is celebrated year-round with drag motels, rainbow crosswalks, and a rich LGBTQ+ history dating back to Hollywood's golden age.
Kerry Katona and Katie Price Confirm Friendship
Kerry Katona and Katie Price have patched up their friendship after their partners clashed on a Dubai holiday, with Katie commenting on Kerry's social media post.
Jasmine Muller Breaks Silence on Bellerin Split
Love Island's Jasmine Muller, a fashion entrepreneur, speaks about her past relationship with Arsenal star Hector Bellerin, insisting they parted on good terms.
The Joy of Connecting Friends: Why I Love Bringing People Together
Rebecca Shaw shares the joy of introducing friends and watching their unique connections flourish, arguing that building friendship circles is vital in an isolating world.
Olivia Rodrigo Hits Back at Babydoll Dress Criticism
Olivia Rodrigo defends her babydoll dress against backlash, accusing culture of normalising paedophilia and criticising victim-blaming rhetoric aimed at young women.
Gen Z Uses Social Media to Get Hired in Tough Job Market
In a competitive job market, Gen Z workers are turning to social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram to stand out, using quirky videos and bold pitches to land interviews.
Thursday News Quiz: Shooting Pooch, Avatar Anger, Derren Brown
Test yourself on topical news trivia, pop culture, and general knowledge every Thursday. Fifteen questions with new rounds featuring Derren Brown and Simone Biles.
Gen Z readers catching up with older habits, letters show
Guardian readers respond to recent features, noting Gen Z is adopting habits older readers have long practiced, from micro-efficiencies to avoiding weather apps.
How Arsenal Became a Home for Black Players and Fans
Arsenal's Premier League win after two decades sparks global celebrations, especially among Black fans. The club's deep ties to Black culture and players explain its unique appeal.
Katie Price's Missing Husband and Other Bizarre UK Moments
From Katie Price's missing husband to Brooklyn Beckham's family feud and Wagatha Christie, these bizarre moments had the UK obsessed and united in disbelief.
Spelling Bee Community: A Lesson in Togetherness
The National Spelling Bee showcases camaraderie and community, reminding us of the beauty of collective effort in an age of individualism.
Microfeminisms: Small Acts to Flip the Gender Script
Women are using 'microfeminisms'—small, everyday actions—to challenge sexist norms and raise awareness of gender inequality in daily life.
Iranian Opposition Clashes in London Streets
Supporters of Reza Pahlavi clash with MEK opponents in London, raising concerns over intimidation and police intervention as Iranian diaspora tensions escalate.
Unlikely Friendships That Changed Lives
From single mothers to fathers of autistic children and fellow adoptees, these stories show how unexpected bonds can provide support, understanding, and family-like connections.
Dining Across the Divide: Drugs and HS2 Debate
A geography student and a salesperson debate drug decriminalisation and HS2, but find common ground on the Edward Colston statue. A respectful exchange across political divides.
8 Valuable Charity Shop Gems to Grab
Discover 8 charity shop items that could be valuable hidden gems, from glassware and designer clothing to vinyl records. Savvy shopping tips inside.
Jamie Bell: Half Man Filming Was Brutal and Unpleasant
Jamie Bell reveals the intense filming process for Richard Gadd's BBC drama Half Man, calling it a brutal and challenging experience despite the show's critical acclaim.
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