Jordan Wells covers Pride, policy and the cultural arc with equal seriousness. Reports on legislation, films, and the writers reshaping queer narrative today.
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.
The search for a suitable site for Ysgol Dewi Sant primary school in Llanelli continues as Carmarthenshire Council explores the former leisure centre site
A groundbreaking documentary sheds light on the horrific experiences of Palestinian detainees, exposing a decades-long pattern of abuse by Israeli authorities.
Italy’s cultural sector contributes over 5% to the nation’s GDP, yet its workers face chronic instability and low wages. Learn about the systemic issues affecting this vital industry.
Two Ugandan care workers, Sumayah Nakazibwe and Stella Ariokot, were trapped in their home for four hours during Belfast riots. Pastor Jack McKee rescued them after pleading with rioters.
Jonathan Hall KC, the government’s independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, discusses the legitimate concerns surrounding migration and national security in the wake of the Belfast knife attack.
Canada has unveiled a groundbreaking digital safety bill that could ban social media for children under 16 and establish strict safety standards for AI chatbots.
Tensions escalate in Northern Ireland as protests and disorder continue following a brutal knife attack. Authorities deploy water cannons and urge calm amid widespread unrest.