In response to growing concerns about the influence of online misogyny on young people, schools across the country are set to introduce anti-misogyny lessons as part of the government's revised Relationships, Health, and Sex Education (RHSE) curriculum. The initiative follows the release of Netflix’s hit mini-series Adolescence, which portrays the harrowing consequences of online radicalisation and gender-based violence. The new curriculum guidance is expected to be implemented before the end of the academic year.

Myles Lewis-Skelly’s family has made history with a record-breaking goal on his England debut. The Arsenal youngster earned his first senior cap under newly appointed Three Lions manager Thomas Tuchel in a match against Albania at Wembley. It took just 20 minutes for the left-back to score after a brilliant pass from Jude Bellingham.

YouTuber and philanthropist Jimmy Donaldson, better known as Mr Beast, has set his sights on a major global issue—ending child labor on cocoa farms in West Africa. With over 200 million YouTube subscribers, Mr Beast is widely recognized for his massive giveaways, elaborate challenges, and charitable efforts. Now, he’s using his influence to tackle a crisis affecting 1.5 million children in the region.

A Ukrainian Only Fans model who disappeared after attending a party earlier this month was discovered on the side of a Dubai road, severely injured and left for dead. 20‐year-old, Maria Kovalchuk vanished after being invited to a hotel event on March 9 by two men claiming to represent the modeling industry.

MMA fighter Conor McGregor has announced his bid to become the President of Ireland, just days after a controversial visit to the White House. The announcement comes amid ongoing controversy surrounding McGregor, who was found civilly liable for raping a woman in Dublin last November.

Alex Wheatle, the acclaimed writer known for his powerful novels about life on London’s streets, has died at the age of 62 following a battle with prostate cancer. Nicknamed the “Brixton Bard,” Wheatle was diagnosed with the illness in 2023 and became an advocate for raising awareness. Born on January 3, 1963, he spent much of his early life in children’s homes before discovering a passion for writing—starting with lyrics, then moving on to poetry, short stories, and novels.