Women on TikTok have taken to filming themselves working out in a bid to catch predatory men in the gym – but people are divided over who is really at fault.
Over the past 18 months, videos with the hashtag #GymCreep and #GymWeirdo – mostly uploaded by UK and US users – have amassed over 100m views on the platform.
Last month, US influencer Gina went viral when she shared a clip of a ‘creepy’ man who positioned near to
Emma Raducanu has received dividing predictions while Novak Djokovic is backed to return to the top (Image: Getty)
With the 2023 season just days away and, somehow, actually starting in December 2022, Express Sport’s writers and editors have taken a punt at predicting the Grand Slam champions, world No 1s and disappointing players of next year. Novak Djokovic and Iga Swiatek remain favourites to carry their dominance into the new year while Emma Raducanu has divided opinion and either been
When Trystan Gruffyd from Pontypridd, Wales, listed a petition titled: “End ‘Prince of Wales’ title out of respect for Wales”, on Change.org, he didn’t think it would gain much traction. Perhaps a few signatures from friends and family who may come across it on Facebook and offered their support. He listed the petition immediately after the new King Charles III, who had held the Wales title since 1958, passed it on to his
The draft Supreme Court opinion overturning the constitutional right to abortion presents a major setback for reproductive freedom in America and offers a potential jolt to the upcoming midterm elections. But it also illuminates another, deeper phenomenon in American politics: the urgency and ambition of the Republican drive to lock into law the cultural priorities of its preponderantly white, Christian, and older electoral coalition at a moment of rapid demographic change.
The fundamental divide in our politics today is between
Anger is mounting in Austria as police began carrying out routine checks to stop two million unvaccinated people from leaving their homes in a lockdown which has been slammed for ‘dividing the society in two’.
The move, which took effect at midnight and applies to more than 20% of the country of 8.9million, prohibits unvaccinated individuals from leaving their homes except for basic activities such as working, grocery shopping – or getting vaccinated.
Police patrols have been stepped up and
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This is the first chapter in The Road to COP26 series.
Climate change isn’t just coming for Europe. It’s coming for the European Union.
Europe’s north will struggle with floods and fires, even with warming at the lowest end of expectations — the Paris Agreement limits of 1.5 or 2 degrees above the pre-industrial global average. But the south will be hammered by drought, urban heat and agricultural decline, driving a wedge
