More than 110,000 people flooded central London as Tommy Robinson led what he called the “biggest protest in British history.” The far-right rally triggered a massive counter-protest by anti-racism groups, prompting a heavy police presence and growing concern over public safety and community tensions.

Influencer Sasha Ellese has been removed as director of baby skincare brand Nala’s Baby, which she co-founded with UK rapper Krept in 2020. The decision, updated in company records on 12th September, follows growing backlash over her controversial online posts. Ellese, outspoken about her Christian faith, faced criticism for remarks about Islam and a recent tribute to far-right figure Charlie Kirk. Neither she nor Krept have addressed her dismissal publicly.

Social media figure Ginga Jay, real name Jahzeiah Francois, sparked outrage on *BkChat LDN* after declaring, that "he doesn't date black women" in a heated rant. Though he later apologised for losing his temper, he stood by his views, prompting widespread backlash and debate. His remarks were labelled as “anti-black” and rooted in “self-hatred,” and drew condemnation from influencers and commentators, reigniting scrutiny of his controversial past and his platform.

Sadia Khan, a self-styled 'high-value' dating coach, is facing a major credibility crisis after leaked 2021 voice notes and texts allegedly exposed an affair with an engaged man. Charging over £6,000 for her three-month coaching programmes, Khan built her brand on 'education' and 'therapy', promising transformation, but the scandal has sparked accusations of hypocrisy. With the leaks spreading on TikTok, critics are questioning both her credentials and ethics, leaving her public persona and business in jeopardy.

Love Island’s Molly Smith and Tom Clare are engaged after winning the 2024 All Stars series together. Sharing snaps from Dubai captioned “SHE SAID YES!!!”, Molly stunned in a silk dress while showing off her ring. The couple, who bought their first home last summer, have been praised for their strong relationship. Fellow Islanders including Liberty Poole, Paige Thorne and Casey O’Gorman also congratulated the couple on their big news.

This year’s Notting Hill Carnival attracted around a million people and saw 423 arrests and two non-life-threatening stabbings, but police reported “far fewer incidents of serious violence” than in previous years. Assistant Commissioner Matt Ward credited proactive measures such as live facial recognition, knife arches, and stop-and-search for preventing crime. Despite arrests for drugs, weapons, and assaults, organisers stressed these figures represented only a tiny fraction of attendees, with the event largely celebrated as safe, vibrant, and community-driven.