Phoebe Ann Brooks 23/07/2024 Phoebe Ann Brooks 23/07/2024

Rebel Wilson sued for defamation saying ‘I will not be threatened, I will speak the truth’

Madelyn Herrera 17/07/2024 Madelyn Herrera 17/07/2024

FORMER TRUMP CRITIC JD VANCE NAMED 2024 VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has announced Senator JD Vance, who was once an open critic of the former president, as his vice presidential nominee in the 2024 US election.

Phoebe Ann Brooks 15/07/2024 Phoebe Ann Brooks 15/07/2024

EDITORIAL OBSESSIONS

This week’s obsessions inlude royalty, a surprising celeb return, luxury face oils, women’s health tips, and more football!

Phoebe Ann Brooks 08/07/2024 Phoebe Ann Brooks 08/07/2024

EDITORIAL OBSESSIONS

This week’s obsessions include viral music, beauty recs, British babes, romance rumours…and more sporty obsessions!

Phoebe Ann Brooks 07/07/2024 Phoebe Ann Brooks 07/07/2024

WHAT DOES THE NEW LABOUR GOVERNMENT MEAN FOR WOMEN?

The UK woke up this week to a new government and a new prime minister, Sir Keir Starmer, who led Labour to a historic landslide victory. Take a look at some of the key points Labour has highlighted as its promises to women.

Phoebe Ann Brooks 05/07/2024 Phoebe Ann Brooks 05/07/2024

GENERAL ELECTION 2024: A GIRL’S GUIDE TO VOTING IN THE GENERAL ELECTION 2024

On Thursday 4 July Britons will vote for their next prime minister. As nations around the world are grappling with climate change impacts, geopolitical tensions, economic fluctuations, technological advancements, and social justice movements, this election feels more crucial than ever.

Phoebe Ann Brooks 01/07/2024 Phoebe Ann Brooks 01/07/2024

EDITORIAL OBSESSIONS

This week’s obsessions include celebration of queerness, summer refreshments, beauty recommendations, and a show the team has been watching obsessively.

Clara Günthner 25/06/2024 Clara Günthner 25/06/2024

Yes, We Still Need Pride: UK Drops To Sixteenth Place in European LGBTI Rights Ranking

With the end of Pride month near and London Pride taking place this weekend, now is a good time to reflect on why we need to continue to celebrate and fight for LGBTQ+ lives this June – and any other month of the year.