3 d. ago Experts reveal the 'unethical' travel hack that could ruin your honeymoon

A social media trend has emerged which experts have labeled 'unethical' for ruining honeymoons. Travel Republic have shared their top tips for newlyweds to score a real upgrade this summer.

Technology

5 d. ago TikTok sends Gen Z wild over specific hobby popular with pensioners in the UK

Birdwatching has become a massive trend on social media among younger Brits - meanwhile an increasing number of us are jetting off for wildlife holidays instead of boozy getaways

Politics

1 week ago Kate Middleton's 'naked nails' are 2025's biggest beauty trend but social media is divided

'Naked nails' are the newest manicure trend that has gotten the Internet fired up - but why do these innocent nude nails have people so divided? We explore the nail trend loved by Kate Middleton

Politics

2 w. ago Teen dies after suffering head injury imitating social media trend

The bizarre RUNIT game involves competitors running at each other while wearing no protective equipment

Events

3 w. ago Mum issues warning after daughter, 2, nearly dies from swallowing 'dangerous toys'

Doctors have issued advice to parents after hundreds of children were hospitalised from swallowing 'hidden hazards'

Events

3 w. ago Hundreds of children hospitalised as doctors warn against 'viral' social media trend

Doctors say it can "rip through a child's guts"

Events

3 w. ago Terrifying magnet trend sweeping across Britain leaves hundreds of children hospitalised

Alarming new figures show how hundreds of children are being admitted to hospital after swallowing magnets - with some of them suffering devastating lifelong complications as a result

Events

3 w. ago Modern parenting is rejecting abusive ways of punishing children. Will England listen? | Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

Older relatives might roll their eyes at this generation’s approach, but it is overdue in a country where smacking is still legalA new trend is circulating on social media where adults ask their children to complete some of the toxic parenting phrases they remember from their own childhoods. Sayings such as “I’ll give you something to ... [cry about]”; “children are to be [seen and not heard]”, and “I brought you into this world [and I can take you out of it]” are reconfigured by a new generation of little kids who have been raised in more loving and respectful ways.“I’ll give you something to ” one parent asks, as their child replies “help you with”. “Children are to be children” and “I brought you into this world and made you happy”. It’s powerfully moving, seeing how this generation of parents are trying their best to break the cycle of abuse that has frequently masqueraded as discipline over previous decades. Continue reading...

Society