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Opinion – Celebrities have the right to set boundaries in public

Opinion – Celebrities have the right to set boundaries in public

Robbie Williams recently admitted to struggling with anxiety during fan interactions. His openness puts our pension for performative closeness under the spotlight.  ‘Do you think there should be a limit to how many people can access you in one day?’ asks singer Robbie Williams on a now viral Instagram post. Earlier this week, the singer shared a candid series of notes detailing his experience with fans asking for photos. ‘Is there...

By Brighton, UK
New study suggests diet changes could aid endometriosis pain

New study suggests diet changes could aid endometriosis pain

The report marks a turning point for sufferers of the disease – one which, despite growing awareness, remains grossly under researched.  Turns out – if you're one of the estimated 1 in 10 women globally living with endometriosis – there might be something revolutionary about your plate of food. A landmark new study has found that eliminating gluten, dairy, coffee and alcohol can significantly reduce the painful symptoms of the chronic...

By Brighton, UK
Bill Gates to donate ‘virtually all’ his wealth earlier than planned

Bill Gates to donate ‘virtually all’ his wealth earlier than planned

With the world’s richest nations making major cuts to funding for global health initiatives, Bill Gates has announced he will donate the entirety of his immense wealth earlier than expected. Over the next two decades, his charity is expected to spend more than $200bn on global health programmes. Today, billionaire tech mogul and philanthropist Bill Gates announced that he will spend the next 20 years redistributing all of his wealth...

By London, UK
UN reports highlight sexual violence crisis against children in Sudan

UN reports highlight sexual violence crisis against children in Sudan

As the civil war in Sudan continues, the United Nations recently released a troubling report detailing a rise in sexual exploitation of children.  Sudan’s civil war that has been waged between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has brought extreme abuses against children among the other things, says latest reports. Between 2023 to now, over the period when the civil war in Sudan exploded, the...

By Nairobi, Kenya