Blind Date: Abby and Charlie Share Their Candlelit Dinner
Abby, 25, and Charlie, 26, meet for a blind date in London. They discuss books, travel, and the moon landing, with a near-menu fire and no romantic spark.
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Indigenous Leaders Condemn Booing at Anzac Day Services
Indigenous leaders condemn orchestrated booing of welcome to country speeches at Anzac Day services in Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth, calling it racist and disrespectful.
White House Photo Hides Women's Tennis Team
A White House photo celebrating a tennis achievement obscures an elite women's team, sparking debate about gender representation in sports media.
South Bank Skatepark at 50: Exhibition Celebrates Legacy
London's South Bank skatepark marks 50 years with a new exhibition. From accidental creation to cultural icon, the undercroft has shaped skateboarding and community.
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Backlash Over Asian Stereotype in Devil Wears Prada 2
A 38-second clip introducing a new character in The Devil Wears Prada 2 has sparked accusations of anti-Asian racism, with critics citing outdated stereotypes and a controversial name.
Why Pack a Tennis Ball in Your Carry-On Luggage
Discover why a tennis ball is the ultimate travel hack for avoiding stiffness and improving circulation on flights, plus other expert tips for a comfier journey.
Santander Celebrates SW50 2026 Female Leaders
Santander UK honors 50 top female executives at SW50 2026 event, featuring keynote speakers and leadership development with LSE.
Interfaith Walk Reclaims St George's Day in London
Amid rising antisemitism and anti-Muslim bigotry, community and faith leaders in London unite for interfaith St George's Day events to promote unity and reclaim national symbols from extremists.
20 Groundbreaking Lesbian Moments in Soap History
Celebrating Lesbian Visibility Week, we look back at the most iconic lesbian couples, storylines, and moments in British soap history, from Brookside's first kiss to Coronation Street's first wedding.
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From Meet-Cute to Doomscroll: Dating Apps Fuel Romantic Dread
A decade of research reveals dating apps have replaced romantic optimism with exhaustion and anxiety, turning love into a task rather than a story.
11% of Young Women View Men 'Very Positively'
Metro readers share diverse reactions to a poll showing just 11% of young women hold a 'very positive' view of men, with debates on misandry, toxic masculinity, and allyship.
American in London Shares Four UK Culture Shocks That 'Feel Illegal'
Kristen Campbell, a Florida native living in London for six years, identifies four British cultural norms that feel strange through her American perspective, including gambling, jaywalking, TV drinking, and nudity.
Guardian's Legacies of Enslavement Team Drives Restorative Justice
A dedicated team of nine professionals coordinates the Guardian's 10-year Legacies of Enslavement programme, focusing on restorative justice, diversity, and community engagement through policy, editorial, and arts initiatives.
11% of Women View Men Positively: Male Reactions
A new poll reveals just 11% of young British women hold a 'very positive' view of men. Metro asked nine men for their honest reactions to this growing gender divide and the reasons behind it.
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Lesbian's Journey from Helpline Caller to Charity Leader
Laura Wilkinson shares her emotional journey from a scared 15-year-old calling the LGBT Foundation helpline to becoming a leader at the same charity, highlighting the importance of visibility and support during Lesbian Visibility Week.
Boomer Critiques Tradwife Fantasy as Youth Escape from Harsh Reality
Caroline Stone, a baby boomer, expresses dismay over the rise of tradwife influencers, linking it to the bleak prospects faced by young people today. She reflects on past activism and calls attention to the dangers of idealizing traditional roles.
Lesbians Reclaim Madonna as Icon Before New Album
As Madonna prepares to drop Confessions on a Dance Floor: Part II, lesbians reflect on her pivotal role in their lives, from desire to inspiration in the 1990s.
Australia's Social Cohesion Crisis: Colonial Roots of Division
Melissa Lucashenko argues Australia's social cohesion problems stem from colonial violence against Indigenous peoples, not recent events. The article examines historical massacres, ongoing racism, and calls for justice as essential for true reconciliation
J.K. Rowling's Trans Views Ended My Longest Friendship
An anonymous writer shares how J.K. Rowling's controversial statements on transgender issues revealed a cousin's transphobia, destroying a lifelong bond that once provided refuge from abuse.
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Melbourne Colleagues' Journey from Friendship to Romance
Tomas Telegramma and Steph Vigilante's workplace friendship blossomed into love through shared Italian heritage, rainy nights, and a pivotal knee-touch moment in a Melbourne bar.
Pope Leo XIV Leads Mass for 120,000 in Cameroon
Pope Leo XIV drew a massive crowd of 120,000 worshippers to an open-air mass at Japoma Stadium in Douala, Cameroon, during his 11-day African trip, with attendees braving 30°C heat.
London Synagogue and Muslim Neighbors Bond After Attack
After an attempted arson attack on Finchley Reform Synagogue, the local Somali Bravanese community returns a decade-old favor, demonstrating powerful interfaith solidarity in London.
American in London Shares 3 Major UK Culture Shocks
A Californian woman living in London details the three biggest cultural differences she's encountered, from greetings to pub culture, after moving from the US to the UK.
Fantasy Sex Toys Boom in UK Cities, Werewolf Dildos Top
London and Liverpool lead UK sales of werewolf-themed dildos, with fantasy sex toys gaining popularity due to reduced taboos and influence from books and shows.
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France May Ban Kanye West, Marseille Concert Postponed
Kanye West postpones Marseille concert as French interior minister explores blocking the rapper from performing due to his history of antisemitic remarks and Nazi admiration.
Foreign Mothers, Foreign Tongues: Cultural Journey
Dina Nayeri reflects on her complex relationship with her Iranian mother, exploring cultural clashes and newfound understanding through the lens of motherhood.
A Month in the Tradwife World: Exploring the Appeal
A journalist delves into the tradwife trend, testing recipes and analyzing novels to uncover why this lifestyle captivates millions, despite its controversies.
Nonnamaxxing: Gen Z Turns to Italian Grandmothers for Longevity
Gen Z is adopting 'nonnamaxxing,' inspired by Italian grandmothers' lifestyles in Blue Zones like Sardinia to promote longevity through activity, diet, and community ties.
Equal Pricing Debate for Benefits Claimants at Cultural Sites
A heated debate emerges over discounted tickets for Universal Credit claimants at London attractions, with arguments about taxpayer fairness versus cultural access.
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Dolly Parton Leads US Favorability Poll Over Obama, Zelenskyy
A new poll reveals Dolly Parton as America's most favored global figure with 65% net favorability, far ahead of Barack Obama and Volodymyr Zelenskyy, attributed to her apolitical stance and philanthropy.
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