The Telegraph • 17th April 2021

Son of Prince Philip's protection officer mistook Duke for 'someone from the pub'

Prince Philip’s former protection officer yesterday revealed his son once assumed that the Duke was "someone from the pub" when he phoned the family’s house.

The Telegraph • 5th April 2021

David Blunkett says schoolboys risk 'unfair judgment' in rape culture row

The police should not "pronounce guilt without evidence" when it comes to the school rape culture row, the former home secretary has said, as he warned of "unforseen and dangerous consequences".

The Telegraph • 4th April 2021

Controversial issues must be debated and addressed in classroom, says union boss in wake of Batley row

Controversial topics must be debated and not “closed down” in classrooms, a teachers’ union boss has said, in response to a row about a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed being shown in a west Yorkshire school.

The Telegraph • 4th April 2021

New homes must be suitable for the old and disabled by law, say charities and architects

UK housing laws must be strengthened to ensure that new builds are suitable for older and disabled people, a group of charity executives and architects has said.

The Telegraph • 2nd April 2021

Nish Kumar says he would not host political comedy on the BBC again

Kumar has said that he won’t host a political comedy show for the BBC again, because the corporation didn’t “back” him when cancelling The Mash Report.

The Telegraph • 20th March 2021

Police apologise to jogger for failing to respond to reported sex crime on canal towpath

April-Joy Serrant called 999 to report a half-naked man running towards her as she jogged the Leeds-Liverpool Canal on Friday afternoon.

The Telegraph • 15th March 2021

Banker sues BNP Paribas for £3.4m in 'stigma' pay after winning discrimination case

A City banker is seeking almost £3.4 million in “stigma losses” from French bank BNP Paribas, after claiming that winning a gender discrimination case against the bank has affected her earning potential.

The Telegraph • 15th March 2021

Children who are afraid of dentists need therapy, say scientists

Children who are afraid of going to the dentist suffer from “dental anxiety” and need therapy, scientists have said.

The Telegraph • 14th March 2021

Grandmothers missing out on babies' first words and steps due to pandemic

A fifth of grandmothers have not seen their grandchildren in nearly a year with many missing key milestones like first words and steps, research has found.

The Telegraph • 6th March 2021

Queen to borrow PM’s plane as her passenger jets face being cut

The Queen and other members of the Royal family will be forced to borrow Boris Johnson’s plane for air travel in 2022 after the monarch’s official fleet is set to be sold off as part of defence cuts.

The Telegraph • 27th February 2021

Anas Sarwar pledges to 'rebuild' Scottish Labour as he is elected new party leader

Winning a snap leadership election ten weeks before May’s Holyrood election, Mr Sarwar, MSP for Glasgow, beat his only rival candidate, Monica Lennon.

Sextechguide.com • 15th February 2021

Monet: new app drawing a more wholesome dating scene

A new dating app based on impressing matches with doodles rather than photos of your pouting face is gaining traction with Gen Z users.

The Telegraph • 7th February 2021

Cecil Rhodes statue: academics in final push to stop removal of Oxford monument

A group of Oxford academics is to lobby the Government in a last-ditch attempt to stop the removal of the ­university's statue of Cecil Rhodes, if a commission set up to review the monument deems that it should be relocated.

The Telegraph • 7th February 2021

He's started... so he'll finish: John Humphrys quits as Mastermind host

John Humphrys is quitting his role as host of the BBC's quiz show Mastermind after 18 years on the job.

The Telegraph • 6th February 2021

Eton’s ‘soul is at threat’, claims master in free speech furore

A master sacked from Eton after posting a video about the patriarchy on YouTube has warned the institution’s “soul" is at risk, as he starts a discrimination claim against the school.

Demo Tapes • 11th December 2020

Young Knives chat carving a niche with 'Barbarians'

Listen to this episode from Demo Tapes on Spotify. Young Knives recently returned with their first album in seven years, the brilliantly bonkers 'Barbarians' - and we've got them on the show to tell us all about it.

Medium • 26th June 2020

10 photos from Varanasi: India’s city of the dead

Images from the ancient and holy city.

Atlas Obscura • 9th June 2020

How an Indian prince built a queer sanctuary in Gujarat

The LGBTA+ Community Campus Rajpipla occupies 15 acres of farmland where a palace once stood.

The Telegraph • 18th April 2020

'I don’t want pity... I’m self-sufficient': Café gives fresh start to acid attack survivors

About 300 acid attacks, most against women, are reported in India each year – but human rights groups believe the real figure is far higher.

The Telegraph • 16th April 2020

Gun-toting scarecrows pop up in rural Cambodia to 'ward off' Covid-19

It may not be endorsed by medical professionals, but a unique and mildly eerie way to ward off Covid-19 is being attempted in the southeast Asian country.