Society and Culture

Thailand Shooting: Shopping Mall Lockdown As Soldier Kills 20 In Gun Rampage

Gunman still at large in north-eastern Thailand city after opening fire at a temple and shopping mall.
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Keir Starmer Cancels Labour Leadership Campaigning As Mother-in-law Remains Critically Ill

Labour leadership hustings scheduled for Sunday postponed as Keir Starmer’s mother-in-law in critical condition in intensive care following an accident.
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Death Of 'Hero' Doctor Who Tried To Raise Alarm On Coronavirus Sparks Anger And Grief In China

Dr Li was told by police to stop "spreading rumours" when he tried to warn about the new virus.
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The Government's Order To Fly Union Jacks For Prince Andrew's 60th Has Not Gone Down Well

Windsor councillor who supports Royal Family rejects diktat as "wholly inappropriate in the prevailing circumstances".
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Streatham Terror Attack: Everything We Know So Far

The attacker, 20-year-old Sudesh Amman, was a convicted terrorist who had recently been freed from jail.
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Streatham Terror Attack: Man Shot Dead By Police After Three People Injured During Stabbing Spree

One of those injured was in a life-threatening condition.
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British Government Pledges £1m For Auschwitz-Birkenau Foundation

Robert Jenrick pledges to "take the fight to the anti-Semites".
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Anti-Semitism Did Not End With The Liberation Of The Death Camps

The UK government will make a donation of £1m to the Auschwitz-Birkenau Foundation to help them preserve the site, writes communities secretary Robert Jenrick.
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Harvey Weinstein's Trial Has Begun. Here's What You Need To Know

Dozens of women have accused the producer of sexual misconduct, but his New York trial focuses on two alleged incidents.
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I Was Stalked By An Ex-Boyfriend. Finally A New Law Is Taking Victims Seriously

Being stalked by a former partner can make you doubt your choices. A new law to protect accusers early on is a step in the right direction, author Katie Bishop writes.
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