A 100-year-old WW2 veteran weeps as he questions whether Britain was worth the sacrifice. His grief mirrors a nation struggling with decline, failed institutions, and the loss of the values so many died to defend.

After months of silence from the global community, the world is finally turning its gaze toward Sudan — a nation torn apart by brutal civil war, mass executions, starvation, and systematic sexual violence.

In an age where every slight feels like a scandal, one workplace dispute recently caught my eye — a woman suing her bosses for failing to congratulate her on her work anniversary. It’s a story that perfectly captures the modern epidemic of overreaction and entitlement. When did recognition become a right, and common sense a rarity?

Deutsche Telekom’s “ShareWithCare” warns of the dangers of posting children’s photos online. Anna Patrick connects this to the risks of digital IDs and the future of personal freedom.

From the joy of fresh-picked vegetables and a rooster named Jack to the headlines about Angela Rayner and allotments, I dig into the facts behind the fury.