“I revealed everything like a wide-open elevator”: the seven cunning, brutal phases of a £100,000 romance fraud
Over two and a half years, Elizabeth sent £100,000 to “Sam,” a man she met online and believed loved her…
I met Craig when he was thirteen and living on the streets. At the time, I held onto hope that his life could change for the better. Sadly, I was mistaken.
I first met Craig when he was a runaway. He had gone missing from a local children’s home and spent…
France is battling Shein, and we should adopt its strategies to overcome fast fashion. | Nicole Lipman
Paris is known worldwide as the fashion capital—a paradise of couture and craftsmanship with a history spanning centuries. The city’s…
“Hermann Göring loved his children. That’s what’s terrifying”: James Vanderbilt, Rami Malek, and Michael Shannon discuss Nuremberg.
During the Nuremberg trials of 1945 and 1946, Hermann Göring, Hitler’s second-in-command, was among the Nazis prosecuted. Less known is…
Can urban farming provide enough food for the global population?
In 1982, artist Agnes Denes planted a two-acre wheat field on an empty lot in New York’s Battery Park, close…
Britain deploys RAF experts to assist Belgium in tackling disruptive drone activities.
Britain is sending Royal Air Force specialists to assist Belgium in tackling drone threats to its airports, following disruptive sightings…
Inside the secretive realm of social media sperm donation, where men are often viewed as mere providers.
A man calling himself “Rod Kissme” boasts of having “very strong sperm.” While this might seem like an odd claim…
Maggie Nelson reflects on ambition as a harsh realm for women, comparing Taylor Swift to the Sylvia Plath of today.
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“You Brits head to the pub, while we head to the swimming pool!”: European health habits worth embracing.
Iceland: A Nation of Swimmers Iceland is home to around 160 swimming pools. With a population just over 400,000, that…
Dining across the divide: ‘I thought I’d meet a left-leaning, anti-capitalist socialist who reads The Guardian.’
Celestino, 55, Bristol Occupation: Retired Voting record: Celestino, an American, sees himself as “a centrist.” In 2020, he voted for…