8 h. ago Furious Spaniards demand Brits 'go home' as they march through streets in front of stunned holidaymakers in latest wave of anti

Thousands of locals have taken to the streets of Mallorca to tell Brits to 'go home' as part of a nationwide protest against so-called 'over tourism'.

Politics

59 h. ago Inside the Ballymena riots: How 'attempted rape of local girl, 16, by two Romanian teens' ignited wave of anti

One single fact appears to have provided the spark to ignite Ballymena in flames.

Events

62 h. ago Thousands to march on streets of Mallorca in overtourism protest this weekend

The organisation has called on ‘all of Mallorcan society’ to take to the streets once again, a year after its large-scale overtourism protest

Events

3 d. ago Sausage dogs crowned the nation's top pet as demand for British Bulldogs nosedives

Britain's biggest selling breed is in and it's the miniature Dachshund, just holding off the Cocker Spaniel but interest in English Bulldogs was way down

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8 d. ago French demand more money from Britain before they let their police try to stop migrants boarding small boats to cross the English Channel

Britain already has a deal with France to try and prevent refugees and and migrants from crossing the Channel, but until now, authorities have resisted entering the water themselves.

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9 d. ago Brit holiday hotspot bans 'sunbed hogging' with 'harsh' new beach rules

A popular beach destination in Cyprus has banned a controversial sunbed-saving practice - and the move has already divided holidaymakers who flock to the stunning area

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9 d. ago New UK AI datacentre could cause five times emissions of Birmingham airport

Exclusive: emissions from power-hungry computer warehouses at Lincolnshire facility expected to be 850,000 tonnes a yearA vast new datacentre to feed Britain’s rising demand for artificial intelligence could cause more greenhouse gas emissions than five international airports.Elsham datacentre in Lincolnshire is on course to cost £10bn and its 15 power-hungry computer warehouses are projected to release five times the carbon dioxide of Birmingham airport, including from take-offs and landings. Continue reading...

Events

1 week ago British Soap Awards viewers make major demand to ITV after Patsy Palmer speech

The Bianca Jackson actress won the award for Best Comedy Performance at the event

Events

1 week ago Trump is strongarming companies elsewhere into cutting DEI. Those that cave in now will regret it later | Miriam González Durántez

Spinelessly going along with the US’s perverse programme is not just a moral failure – it directly contravenes EU and British lawOrganising a women’s networking event in the US has become an act of defiance. Companies with equality-driven agendas risk losing government contracts. Some are receiving McCarthy-like letters asking them to confirm that they have no diversity policies. Activities designed to support women, including healthcare research, are being threatened, and companies are backtracking on former commitments. Women’s networking events, the gathering of diversity data and targeted training are being questioned. And some companies are requesting that charities focused on women and girls consider changes to their programmes in order to navigate the current climate. The one I founded, Inspiring Girls, has already been asked to “include men as role models”.This anti-diversity wave isn’t just a social backlash to the many excesses of wokeness – it is politically orchestrated ...

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1 week ago Companies that spinelessly follow Trump's cuts to DEI will pay a heavy price | Miriam González Durántez

Going along with the US’s perverse programme is not just a moral failure – it directly contravenes EU and British lawOrganising a women’s networking event in the US has become an act of defiance. Companies with equality-driven agendas risk losing government contracts. Some are receiving McCarthy-like letters asking them to confirm that they have no diversity policies. Activities designed to support women, including healthcare research, are being threatened, and companies are backtracking on former commitments. Women’s networking events, the gathering of diversity data and targeted training are being questioned. And some companies are requesting that charities focused on women and girls consider changes to their programmes in order to navigate the current climate. The one I founded, Inspiring Girls, has already been asked to “include men as role models”.This anti-diversity wave isn’t just a social backlash to the many excesses of wokeness – it is politically orchestrated and driven. ...

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1 week ago Gal Gadot 'reluctant to ever film in London again' after antisemitic protests

Gal Gadot has been left 'scarred' and 'reluctant to ever film in London again' following a wave of anti-Israel and antisemitic protests that have dogged the production of her latest film.

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1 week ago Scots cop faces sack over sickening racist remark which left colleagues 'in shock'

PC Nichola Irvine, 52, made the offensive remark at Helen Street police station on March 1, 2023.

Events

1 week ago High street banks are keen to hand mortgage borrowers £35,000 MORE: Here's why

Since March, multiple high street lenders have loosened their mortgage rules, allowing people to borrow more when buying a home.

Economics

1 week ago Demand for oral nicotine pouches growing fast, British American Tobacco says

The Velo brand is the fastest growing within BAT’s so-called ‘new category’, which includes non-tobacco products like vapes.

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1 week ago Mark Ruffalo and Brian Cox demand Keir Starmer helps free Brit before his mum dies

Actors Brian Cox, Mark Ruffalo and Bill Nighy are among celebrities calling on Keir Starmer to do more to secure Alaa Abd el-Fattah's freedom as his mum fights for her life in hospital

Events

2 w. ago Stockport Pride in pictures: Dazzling drag queens, rainbow flags and colourful crowds march the streets

The town burst into colour for a vibrant celebration of the local LGBTQ+ community

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2 w. ago Anyone for tennis? Not me but the ace Megasaray Club Belek serves up a stunning five star treat for holidaymakers

Michael Gannon headed to Antalya in Turkey to check out a stunning resort that is a regular stopping point on the tennis tour

Society

2 w. ago Police chiefs and MI5 warn Labour's plans to release prisoners early will 'risk public safety'

The heads of the Metropolitan Police , MI5 and National Crime Agency were among those who used a letter to the Ministry of Justice to raise their 'collective concerns'.

Events

2 w. ago Jury in Satchwell trial told to ‘consider carefully’ if accused telling truth

Richard Satchwell, of Grattan Street in Youghal, is accused of murdering his wife Tina between March 19 and 20 2017.

Politics

2 w. ago Good Morning Britain viewers demand 'fantastic' presenter returns amid ITV shake

Things were changed up due to the bank holiday.

Politics