25th April 2021

Here's why.

NEW: Battle of Hyde park - Police officers have been attacked with missiles at the London anti vaccine protesters. #hydepark pic.twitter.com/ck1gyG0X6w— hass (@hassaimage) April 24, 2021

The Prime Minister’s new Director of Communications Jack Doyle, at the PM’s request, has made a number of false accusations to the media.  1. Re Dyson. I do have some WhatsApp messages between…

This Oscar-nominated Hulu doc starts with a man replying to a vague newspaper ad.

OPINION

It sure is nice not to have to hear literally anything Trump thinks about anything anymore.

Really important thread. Urgent action is needed from the Indian government and the international community. Urgent compassion is needed for those having to watch this unfold and not knowing if their families and friends are safe

The ex-Manchester United captain and Wales manager was arrested at his home in November 2020.

Tom Wade-Allison, who lived in the village of Martock in Somerset, has been jailed for 24 years.

Given a fair chance at the ballot box, British voters would elect more progressive governments.

The victim, a woman in her 20s, is getting specialist support and detectives have issued a fresh appeal as investigations continue

A bit of good news today: NYC passed the first-ever govt-funded public awareness campaign for folks born with intersex traits. Education is so important when the medical establishment continues to push unnecessary surgeries on babies. Congrats to my friends at @interACT_adv! https://t.co/6tr26DBCuC— Shana Knizhnik (@shanakn) April 22, 2021

On Stephen Lawrence Day, we should remember what has been achieved since Macpherson’s 1999 report on the teenager’s murder, what remains to be done, and how the government’s Sewell report has imperilled progress

Two very different celebrities associated with the Right have found themselves targeted by two of global pop culture’s biggest franchises this month – The Simpsons and Marvel's Captain America. Their respective reactions have been revealing

UK politician Bob Seely said New Zealand was "in a hell of an ethical mess" with China.

The audience will not have to wear masks or be socially distanced, as part of a government trial.

Forty world leaders will be urged to increase their carbon-cutting actions at US virtual summit.

Hospitals are overwhelmed, with more than 99% of intensive care beds occupied.

Some local leaders have built national profiles in the recent turbulence, but now it’s time to face the regional vote again

Whether her theme is desire or depression, Marie Ulven’s honesty, wit and willingness to share her secrets have turned the Norwegian musician into a Gen Z queer icon

Officer used alias Alan Bond while infiltrating the Socialist Workers party between 1981 and 1986, inquiry hears

Climate activist asked to speak at hearing as part of push by Democrats to include fossil fuel subsidy elimination in bill

Don't get me wrong, I too have taken recreational drugs in the past. But never immediately before appearing on national television. pic.twitter.com/7ZDNBNHKCD— Michael Moran (@TheMichaelMoran) April 22, 2021

More than a million people are estimated to have been detained at camps in the region of Xinjiang.

Christopher Killick was convicted of a voyeurism offence last year following a campaign by his victim.

The billionaire has three months from when an enforcement notice comes into effect to reinstate the sign.

A ‘discreet solution for pads and tampons’, invented by two men, throws further light on the lengths to which women are sometimes forced to go to appease men. Inspired by some apt quotes from Margartet Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale, Amy Kean says an apology would be more welcome than yet another bloody product.

As women around the world call out sexual misconduct, the role of men in rooting out misogyny needs to be considered

Sadiq Khan: 'Sarah’s tragedy must be a turning point for how our society treats women. As Mayor, the safety of women in London is a top priority for me.'Also Sadiq Khan: * fails to attend the only hustings on Everard and VAWG* #GLA2021 #VAWGLondonHustings— Jenn Selby (@JennSelby) April 21, 2021

Orderly and disciplined classrooms train most children to be compliant workers, but send others down the school-to-prison pipeline. Sophie K Rosa reports on the Tories' divisive new crackdown.