A Buckingham Palace household member has resigned after she was accused of making uncomfortable comments to a guest at a reception held by the Queen Consort. According to SKY News: Ngozi Fulani, chief executive of Sistah Space, said she was asked by the household member where she “really came from” during an event at the … Read more
Love Actually director Richard Curtis has admitted that watching his iconic Christmas film makes him feel “uncomfortable” and “a little bit” stupid, due to its lack of diversity. Curtis was speaking to ABC’s Diane Sawyer ahead of the 20th anniversary of the film’s release. ABC has produced a documentary entitled “The Laughter & Secrets of … Read more
A statistician has urged the government to investigate excess non-Covid related deaths. Jamie Jenkins told Talk Radio’s Julia Hartley-Brewer that the UK has seen “28 weeks in a row of higher than expected deaths.” Hartley-Brewer asked the statistician if he’d seen any evidence in the excess death data, that suggests Covid-19 vaccines are to blame. … Read more
An award-winning author has claimed that young people are growing up afraid to ask questions for fear of asking the wrong questions and that cancel culture is “unconscionable barbarism” which “nobody deserves.” According to the BBC: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has said she worries society is suffering from an “epidemic of self-censorship”. In a BBC lecture … Read more
Officials in New South Wales have announced that thousands of people who were wrongfully fined during covid lockdowns will be refunded. According to SKY News: Australia’s largest state has said it will withdraw or refund tens of thousands of fines issued during the COVID pandemic after lawyers found some fines were invalid in a test … Read more
The NHS is claiming that as many as one quarter of all 17 to 19 year-olds in England had a mental disorder in 2022. It was one in six in 2021. According to the BBC: Rates among teenage boys and girls were similar – but twice as high in female 17- to 24-year-olds compared with … Read more
The proportion of people in England and Wales who describe themselves as Christian has fallen below 50 per cent for the first time. According to The Telegraph: The Archbishop of York said the country had “left behind the era when many people almost automatically identified as Christian” after Census data showed the proportion of the … Read more
The UK government has amended its Online Safety Bill and removed a section which would have forced big tech firms to remove legal but harmful material. Critics had claimed that the section posed a serious risk to free speech. According to the BBC: Culture Secretary Michelle Donelan denied weakening laws protecting social media users and … Read more
A solicitor who specialises in discrimination cases is warning bosses that world cup banter between staff shouldn’t “cross the line into racial discrimination. Peter Nicholson, of Nelsons solicitors, which specialises in discrimination cases, was speaking ahead of this evenings World Cup game between England and Wales. According to The Times: Employers have been warned to … Read more
Scotland Yard has launched a hotline for the public and police officers themselves to anonymously report corrupt or racist officers. According to The Telegraph: From Tuesday anyone with concerns about a Metropolitan Police officer can call a confidential number manned by trained staff from Crimestoppers, an independent charity. Information will then be passed to detectives … Read more
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