Citizenship
Bahrain’s recent decision to strip citizenship from 69 individuals for alleged ties to Iran marks a significant escalation in government repression.
Hawaii’s Last Dairy Farm Fights for Local Milk Production
Hawaii’s last remaining dairy farm is pushing to restore local milk production as the industry faces a steep decline. The stakes are high for Hawaiian culture and cuisine.
Plymouth bomb detonated after successful evacuation
On May 1, 2026, a World War Two bomb was detonated in Plymouth, prompting the evacuation of over 1,200 households. The operation involved extensive safety measures.
James Holder
James Holder, co-founder of Superdry, was found guilty of rape, raising serious questions about consent in nightlife culture.
Quiz clothing administration news
Quiz Clothing has entered administration again, burdened by significant debt and potential store closures. The future of its 40 UK stores hangs in the balance.
Olivia Rodrigo Tour: The Unraveled Tour in London
Olivia Rodrigo announces ‘The Unraveled Tour,’ her first tour since 2025, with four shows in London set for April 2027.
Labour Day Protests: A Global Call for Workers’ Rights
On Labour Day, workers worldwide gather to protest rising energy prices and advocate for their rights amid economic turmoil.
Robin Gunningham: Banksy Unveils New Sculpture in London
Banksy, now known as Robin Gunningham, has revealed a new statue in London. The piece adds to his legacy of politically-charged public art.
Food Crisis Looms as Iran War Disrupts Supplies in Africa
The ongoing Iran war is disrupting food supplies in Africa, with dire implications for vulnerable communities. Fertiliser prices are soaring, threatening agricultural imports.
Bayesian yacht sinking
The Bayesian superyacht sank off Sicily, killing seven, including billionaire Mike Lynch. An investigation indicates crew negligence caused the disaster.