25th July 2021

Thousands take to the streets in Sydney, with further protests in Melbourne and Brisbane.

Helen Joyce, has threatened to sue anyone who shares these details and calls it antisemitism. I don't know why it needs pointing out to supposed journalists, but there isn't a global conspiracy of Jewish billionaires funding "transactivism".

How did Helen Joyce manage to fit so many random and incorrect things into her book lol

Is anyone covering this claim in any detail because as well as feeling wrong it must surely be demonstrably wrong? 1/n, I will try not to make it overly long. #ukhousing

Irena Jendrycha was liberated from an Austrian concentration camp just 12 minutes before they were to be murdered. She has lived in Dundee most of her adult life but still has not been told whether or not she has a 'right' to stay in the UK

A BBC investigation reveals concerns about how the site, known for porn, is structured and moderated.

Massacres, doping and overspending have marred Games over the years and this time it is Covid that hangs over Tokyo 2020

HSBC, PlayStation and others affected on Thursday in issue possibly related to Akamai Edge DNS

Lots of 'centrist' takes along the lines of "Well the rules are clear". The rules are wrong. If the PM is a liar parliament must be able to stand up and call him a liar. And he has a proven verifiable track record of being a liar. This is no empty slur #DawnSpeaksForMe https://t.co/diEQSCfeIL— Caroline 🐘 (@LineyHunt) July 22, 2021

He's also the youngest charitable donor to top the Sunday Times Giving List

The lawsuit highlights multiple instances of harassment and discrimination that are "a violation of state civil rights"

For the first time in the Olympics 125-year modern history, elite athletes including Megan Rapinoe are being open about their use of cannabis products to prepare them for the world’s biggest stage in sports.

Hundreds of registered sex offenders have changed their identity to escape scrutiny by exploiting a loophole that places countless children at risk of serious harm, an investigation reveals.The Times

The government is responding to continuing complaints of sexual harassment in hotel quarantine.

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A one-off tax on Argentina's richest people will pay for medical supplies and help for businesses.

! Kirsten Gillibrand has won inclusion of her provision overhauling the prosecution of major military crimes, including sexual assault, in the Senate NDAA markupA major fight she’s led for a decade; important bipartisan allies included Joni Ernst, and supermajority backing— Steven Dennis (@StevenTDennis) July 22, 2021

Siri, show me a photographic representation of the patriarchy https://t.co/65xF6mzyAL— Jennifer Gunter (@DrJenGunter) July 21, 2021

NHS Nurses currently earn, on average, £2750 a month. Around £620 less than Boris and Carrie spent each month on luxury takeaway meals. pic.twitter.com/liNP8oUcyb— Otto English (@Otto_English) July 21, 2021

Our family courts are allowing perpetrators to use the bogus idea of ‘parental alienation’ to gain access to their victims, says the human rights barrister Charlotte Proudman

Campaign groups have welcomed a report calling for ‘urgent action by the government’ to address the failure to reduce the risk of head injuries in sport

Rise is three times higher than initial 1% offer but nurses likely to reject award and may take industrial action in protest

School leaders hit back saying once inflation was taken into account, the government’s freeze amounts to a pay cut

The offer is 2% more than was proposed in March, "in recognition of the unique impact of pandemic".

**MASSIVE NEWS for sexual harassment activists and campaigners**The Gvt will be introducing a new proactive duty on employers to prevent sexual harassment in the workplaceThis has taken nearly 2 years of tireless campaigning and will make a real difference to workers; rights— Deeba Syed (@deebasyed) July 21, 2021

We've started and already reached a position of some farce. Jenrick is referring to a written ministerial statement which he hasn't published yet and MPs are cross. Jenrick says it's because the statement is "market sensitive". We'll hear the details shortly... https://t.co/wgZVmiahIN— Peter Apps (@PeteApps) July 21, 2021

"There’s a real problem of sexual harassment and violence in schools perpeterated by boys against girls.”

The MPs sought to influence a judge's decision regarding the case of former MP Charlie Elphicke.

Strategy to stop violence against women and girls could also see non-disclosure agreements banned

A new strategy for England and Wales comes amid concern about rape convictions and abuse in schools.