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theguardian.com — 10+ min ago
‘My father believed the sanctity of my soul was at stake’: Safiya Sinclair on leaving her Rastafari childhood behind...
theguardian.com > culture > sep...old, in our tiny fishing village called White House, which belonged to the fishermen of my mother’s family, her father and grandfather.... ...The poet began life in a hidden village by the sea.... ...My father was not from the seaside, so he never felt at home at White House.... ...Today, no stretch of beach in Montego Bay belongs to its Black citizens except for White House....
theguardian.com — 15+ hour, 46+ min ago
David Davis’s delusion about our ‘free’ press | Brief letters
theguardian.com > media > sep...Joseph Quinn Belfast Finding shirts with a breast pocket isn’t a problem in charity shops (Letters, 28 September).... ...Press freedom | Extinct shirts | Conservative values | In defence of cats Re David Davis’s article on free speech (The Mail and the Telegraph owned... ...Charles Harris London Fried egg for a buck rarebit (Letters, 28 September)? It must be poached. Janet Mansfield Aspatria, Cumbria... ...Michael Ayton Durham Your article on inheritance tax (Scrapping inheritance tax would cost £15bn a year by 2032, says IFS, 27 September) reminds...
theguardian.com — 10+ min ago
We have fought to protect others since an allergic reaction killed our daughter. Now UK ministers must help us | Tanya Ednan-Laperouse...
theguardian.com > commentisfree > sep...The law requires all food retailers across the UK to display full ingredient and allergen labelling on every food item made on the premises and pre-packed... ...allergies in the UK.... ...Tanya Ednan-Laperouse is co-founder and trustee of the Natasha Allergy Research Foundation... ...A recent Food Standards Agency (FSA) survey showed significant compliance by food businesses, greater awareness by both consumers and businesses,...
theguardian.com — 10+ min ago
‘Costs are out of control’: small UK music venues struggle to stay open
theguardian.com > music > sep...The MVT chief executive, Mark Davyd, said: “We need spaces where creativity can thrive and I don't think that is an extraordinary idea.... ..., Rishi Sunak....
theguardian.com — 10+ min ago
The science of skin: everything you need to know about your body’s biggest organ – and how to protect it...
theguardian.com > lifeandstyle > sep...It has three main layers: the outer epidermis or top layer, the dermis or middle layer, and the bottom layer, the fatty hypodermis.... ...Beneath the dermis is the hypodermis, or subcutaneous tissue, a layer of fat and connective tissue....
theguardian.com — 1+ hour, 21+ min ago
Laurence Fox comments about me on GB News ‘unforgivable’, Ava Evans says
theguardian.com > media > sep...The programme’s host, Dan Wootton, was also suspended, and the channel confirmed on Friday that Calvin Robinson had been suspended after showing... ...Journalist says worst part of experience was trying to explain politician’s ‘dehumanising’ remarks to father The journalist Ava Evans has described... ...She criticised the Conservative party MP Lee Anderson for the way he had publicised an interview with the home secretary, Suella Braverman, on GB... ...The GB News chief executive, Angelos Frangopolous, said on Friday he was “appalled” by the remarks, telling BBC Radio 4’s Today programme they should...
theguardian.com — 15+ min ago
Bobby Hill sets AFL grand final alight to win Norm Smith medal
theguardian.com > sport > sep...When former AFL player Chris Judd read out his name from the podium, announcing him as the 2023 Norm Smith medallist, Hill’s teammates swarmed around... ...Within four minutes of the first bounce, Collingwood forward Bobby Hill made it clear it was going to be his day.... ...Magpies Nick Daicos (four), Tom Mitchell (three), Jack Crisp (two) and Scott Pendlebury (one) were the other four players to poll.... ...No one else came close to Hill in the Norm Smith medal count; his 15 votes were 10 ahead of next best Keidean Coleman of Brisbane....
theguardian.com — 40+ min ago
Hamza Yassin: ‘If hunting is a sport, let the animal have a rifle as well’
theguardian.com > lifeandstyle > sep...The wildlife presenter on a scary encounter with a polar bear, Strictly, and dreaming about his unrequited love What is your greatest fear?... ...There’s a tweet somewhere saying, “If you like Africa so much, why don’t you go back there.”... ...In northern Canada, a young polar bear was very intrigued by our food.... ...I sleep for Scotland. I work hard and I relax hard. I love my sleep. What does love feel like?...
theguardian.com — 49+ min ago
‘Truly unwatchable’: writers on their toughest scenes of movie violence
theguardian.com > film > sep...thriller told in reverse, Gaspar Noé’s infamous provocation opens with the revenge part first, as two men (Vincent Cassel and Albert Dupontel) embark... ...on a frantic search for the monster who sexually assaulted and mutilated the woman (Monica Bellucci) at the center of their lives.... ...cameraman Lance Bangs, repressing his vomit reflex so hard he passes out.... ...Jenna Amatulli The infamous rape scene in the 1972 film Last Tango in Paris is something that continued to haunt the lives and careers of actress...
theguardian.com — 1+ hour, 10+ min ago
‘They want to give our pitch to boys’: girls’ football team fight to take up space
theguardian.com > football > sep...East London’s Vicky Park Rangers under-13s are mounting a legal challenge after being turfed out Vicky Park Rangers under-13s had a crunch game on... ...Vicky Park Rangers, a grassroots club for 120 girls in east London – had been reallocated to a boys’ club.... ...“It's farcical and it's not fair,” said Yvonne Harrison, CEO of Women in Football.... ...“They used it as fire,” said the under-13’s coach David Drewett....