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Here Are The Swearwords TV Viewers Find The Most Offensive
According to a panel of viewers who took part in a new Ofcom survey, “arse” is fine but “motherfucker” is strictly post-watershed.
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5 Controversies That Overshadowed Bernard Hogan-Howe’s Time As Met Police Chief
Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe will step down from the highest office in policing in England and Wales in February 2017.
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10 Revealing Images Of The Beatles Filming “A Hard Day’s Night”
A new book contains never-seen-before images of the Fab Four making the classic jukebox musical in 1964.
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Apple To Open New HQ In London’s Battersea Power Station In 2021
The tech giant is to move 1,400 staff into the famous brick structure.
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Allardyce Steps Down As England Manager After Undercover Investigation
Just 67 days after taking the job, the man known as Big Sam has gone.
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Teaching Assistant Claims She Lost Her Job For Objecting To Kids Watching Video Of 9/11
Suriyah Bi was dismissed after less than two weeks working at Heartlands Academy in Birmingham and is seeking damages for unfair dismissal and religious discrimination.
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England Manager Sam Allardyce Facing Investigation Over £400,000 “Deal”
Allardyce was filmed by a hidden camera discussing how to get around FA rules on player transfers, as part of a newspaper investigation.
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More Than A Million Tenants Reported Illegal Landlord Behaviour In Last Year, Survey Claims
A YouGov poll commissioned by the housing charity Shelter found that 1 in 8 people in private rented accommodation in England had experienced unlawful practices by their landlord.
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Mary Berry Has Quit “Bake Off”, But Paul Hollywood Is Joining Channel 4
Mary Berry said: “My decision to stay with the BBC is out of loyalty to them, as they have nurtured me, and the show, that was a unique and brilliant format from day one.”
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CJ From “Eggheads” Arrested In Connection With Murder
The star of the BBC trivia show was arrested by British police on Wednesday under a European arrest warrant.
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EU Care Workers Must Be Allowed To Stay Post-Brexit, Charity Says
Independent Age said that elderly and disabled people would struggle to get the care they need if the 80,000 care workers from EU countries were deported from the UK post-Brexit.
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The Heartwarming Moment A Reporter Is Reunited With A Syrian Family
BBC journalist Lyse Doucet met the Sabbagh family in Toronto, Canada, two years after filming them living in fear in Syria.
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Campaign Grows To Ban £115 Million-A-Year Estate Agent Fees
Letting agency fees are paid by 40% of renters every year, except in Scotland where they are paid by landlords.
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MPs Call For Inquiry Into How G4S Got Equalities Helpline Contract
A parliamentary inquiry should be held into how and why the outsourcing firm G4S was picked to run a key employment discrimination helpline, according to a letter signed by 48 MPs.
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18 Problems That Are Too Real For British Parents
Let’s all think of a fun *inside* game to play.
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Grammar Snobs Can Now Correct People’s iOS Text Messages
Pedants, rejoice!
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13 Films Renamed By Angry One-Star Amazon Reviewers
Star Wars: The Farce Continues sure has a certain charm to it.
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17 Funny And Thoughtful Books For Children Under 5
Make bedtimes more interesting with these modern classics.
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37 Weird Questions All Parents Have Asked Watching CBeebies
If Bing is a rabbit, what the fuck is Flop?
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What’s The Best Book For Children Under 5?
There are so many boring books for young children, which are the good ones?
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