Jordan Wells covers Pride, policy and the cultural arc with equal seriousness. Reports on legislation, films, and the writers reshaping queer narrative today.
The rugby world is abuzz with significant player movements and squad announcements, including Carwyn Tuipulotu’s departure from Pau, Maro Itoje’s absence from the England squad, and Wales Women’s introduction of new talent.
The assisted dying bill is poised to return to parliament, sparking intense debate and urging peers to consider the legislation’s merits without obstruction.
Mark Hooper, Wales’ new Deputy Minister for Transport, shares his vision for tackling the country’s transport challenges, from road congestion to rail improvements.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is set to announce comprehensive measures to safeguard children online, including banning under-16s from major social media platforms.
After six years, the remains found on a Nottinghamshire bypass have been identified as Michael Dennington, last seen in 2026. The investigation continues as police await post-mortem results.
The High Court has confirmed the appointment of special administrators for Euro Exchange Securities UK Limited, marking a significant development in financial regulation.
The British Medical Association has called off a planned four-day strike by resident doctors in England after the government presented a new pay offer.
The 2026 King’s Birthday Honours list features an inspiring array of recipients, from sports legends to cultural icons, all recognized for their exceptional contributions.
The Irish History Boys podcast dives into the ‘lost memoirs’ of Seán Lemass, revealing his pivotal role in modernizing Ireland and his unique approach to Northern Ireland.