Jude Bellingham's Wonder Goal and Response to Criticism at Euro 2024

Jude Bellingham scores a wonder goal for England, celebrates by referencing a speech by Theodore Roosevelt, addressing criticism faced by England team at Euro 2024.

Princess Anne's Injury

Princess Anne suffers minor injuries and a concussion at her country home, expected to make a full recovery. Engagement events postponed.

Gender Care for Adolescents in England

The Cass Review in England found that medical evidence for gender care for adolescents is weak, leading to a lack of clarity on long-term outcomes. The report emphasizes the need for better care for young people with gender dysphoria but highlights the lack of good evidence on how to provide it.

Increase in 'Honour-Based' Crimes in England

The number of 'honour-based' crimes in England has increased by over 60% in the past two years, with instances including assaults, death threats, female genital mutilation, forced marriages, and rapes. The rise is believed to be influenced by global political and social issues, as well as delays in the family court system. South Asian communities in Britain, with a significant Muslim population, are identified as having higher prevalence of honour-based violence.

Cross-sex hormone treatment for children in the UK

England's National Health Service will provide cross-sex hormones to children as young as 16 despite banning puberty-blocking drugs for children under 18. Critics argue that such treatments cause permanent harm and children cannot give informed consent.

Criticism of Nike's England Soccer Team Uniforms

British politicians criticize Nike's 'modern twist' to England's 2024 national soccer team uniforms as 'woke' and not representative of the country's flag.

Muslims in Prisons in England and Wales

Muslims make up a disproportionately high percentage of the prison population in England and Wales, with white Muslims being overrepresented. Some attribute this to forced conversions within prison gangs, while others deny this claim.

Cyber-flashing and Online Safety Act in England

Nicholas Hawkes, a convicted sex offender in England, was sentenced to 5 1/2 years in prison for cyber-flashing under the Online Safety Act. The law makes it an offense to send unsolicited sexual images via social media or technologies like Bluetooth.