Society and Culture

Toby Young Quits As Head Of New Schools Network After Sexism Row

Free schools charity cites media glare on Young as a 'distraction'.
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No More 'White Saviours': Comic Relief Ditches Celebrities From Fronting Appeals

A clip featuring Ed Sheeran won an award for 'most offensive' charity video.
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Gay Priest Jeremy Pemberton Loses Discrimination Appeal Against The Church Of England

Church can 'continue to discriminate legally against LGBT people'.
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Grenfell Tower: Not All Survivors Will Be Rehoused In Time For The One Year Anniversary Of The Blaze

The government has admitted there are still 82 households in emergency accommodation.
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Labour Says There Will Be 'No Direct Contact' Between MP Kelvin Hopkins And Harassment Complainant

He will be able to hear her evidence from a separate room.
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French Nanny 'Tortured And Murdered Over Boyzone And Black Magic Confession'

A couple allegedly burned her body whilst cooking chicken to mask the smell.
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The Launch Of The Government's Integration Strategy Defends The Rights Of Women Who Are On The Margins Of Society

We have moved from the ‘celebrating difference’ era to one where shared values need to be nurtured and defended
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Undercover Policing Inquiry Chairman Urged To Stand Down As Participants Walk Out

Inquiry participants want the matter to be heard by a panel.
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Grenfell Inquiry Chair Criticised For Telling Survivors To 'Stay Where They Are' As Fire Alarm Interrupts Hearing

The chair of the inquiry was accused of being 'insensitive'.
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Political Distraction Strikes Again: The Racial Inequality Russia Pushed To The Sidelines

While our politicians game played and fired shots at each other over investigations and negotiations, here’s some race news that fell to the bottom of the agenda
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